Battling Butler star Edwards headlines at Fair Theater
Screen and Spotlight rite Edwards, a leading fewmaker in Battling Butler, appears today and tomorrow with a Buster Keaton tribute. He rose to fame seven years ago, later joining Clara Kimball Young and Snitz Edwards in major productions. Buck Jones stars in The Flying Horseman at Mission Theater with a strong cast and dramatic action.
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Hank Mann
Wester Pagg
Joseph Rickson
Orville Dull
Gertrude Orrees
Real estate boom eyed around Amarillo area
Half Minute Interviews capture optimism about property values within fifty miles of Amarillo. Others discuss Tulsa business trips, rising information demand, police reforms, Boy Scouts and Rotary work, drilling activity in Hartley county, and opinions on boxing results and fairs.
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J. J. Duncan
Ararillo
Charleston Doll Changes with Fashion Trends
A film notes fashion shifts in dolls as styles evolve. The report mentions Radio, rodeo stunts in a production and Olive Borden’s rising fame. Fox photoplay The Country Beyond is shot in the Canadian Rockies amid a large crowd at the premiere.
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Modern dolls and fashions shift like time
The column notes a playful shift from old fashion dolls to flapper style, pepperment cat, and Charleston dolls reflecting changing tastes. It also quotes various figures on prohibition, cinema, and city life expressing opinions on progress and daily life.
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The Drink Habit Truly Is a Terrible Thing
A Lima shoe dealer was killed when a cow fell through his roof into the dining room. The story notes that animals are kept on roofs in Peru and that cows may spend life on rooftops before becoming beef.
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