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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1925
Page
6
Dorothy Dix explores whether absence makes the heart grow fonder and offers advice on a fiancée who smokes. The column argues absence can heighten appreciation but warns against ultimatums before marriage, urging respect for personal habits unless sacrificed for love.
Officials for the Canyon Buffalo Clarendon Bulldog game at the Tri State fair grounds September 26 were chosen by the fair association and schools. Dr R P Parcells will referee A B Hays will be the umpire and Rolla V Cartwright head linesman all Amarillo men with many big team credentials.
Ordinance No 452 prohibits circuses and parts of circuses in Amarillo from September 10 to October 10 each year. It defines Circus to include shows, menageries, carnivals, or combinations, and bans public parades on city streets during the period. Violations incur fines from 25 to 109 dollars. The ordinance takes effect after passage following introduction on September 4 and adoption on September 8, 1925.
At The Liberty and The Mission theaters new film lineups include The Lost World featuring prehistoric creatures, Let ’Er Buck with Hoot Gibson, Pendleton roundup tale, night life on Broadway with Rod La Rocque Dorothy Gish and Ernest Torrence, and The Last of the Duanes with Tom Mix. The Deandi presents further features and Our Gang and Aesops reels.
The Lost World review notes Night Life in New York features Rod LaRocque and Dorothy Gish, with Ernest Torrence as the father. The Deandl ro bull fight film The Bandolero and a two reel comedy also appear, plus Hoot Gibson in Let ’Mr Buck at Liberty. The Gulf Coast Seven to perform at the Fair. Lightnin is filmed from the stage hit with Frank Bacon. Three Day Fair engagement starts Monday.
Chief Petty Officer Lester Coleman, a survivor of the Shenandoah, was joyously welcomed home by his wife and children at Lakehurst.
The Buchanan Street Missionary Society canceled its regular Monday gathering due to the opening of Buchanan Street public school. The school cafeteria begins operation this week serving low lunches to teachers and children with Mrs. Seymieur as cafeteria manager.
Taectless Texan critiques The Lost World in today’s chaper noting dramatic depictions and cautious pacing. Ducks have been seen winging south as seasonal signs accompany discussion of the story’s monsters and landscapes.
Ledbetter Drug employees will dine at the Amarillo hotel tonight at 6 50 p m in honor of B W Wrenn of Boston a United Drug salesman. The event marks Ledbetter Drug’s friendly ties as Rexall store hopes grow in Amarillo.
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