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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1927
Page
9
The Amaroillo Llo Globe-E Cradle Snatchers opens at the Fair theater with a plot of three wives who hire college boys to teach their husbands a lesson after they catch them duck hunting. The feature runs alongside Hula at the Mission and other attractions.
Hollywood reports that Holland's new makeup boosts natural look and photographic value, drawing hundreds of acting orders. Eve Southern recalls a decade of near-misses from Fort Worth to Chaplin and Fairbanks, ending with a key test reel that convinced Douglas Fairbanks to cast her as a leading lady in The Gaucho.
Dispute among churchmen led to no clergyman presiding at the burial of George Anderson at the Church of England cemetery in Cessnock Australia. Rev Leonard Ays cough was absent and Rev C Edwards of Aberdare conducted only after learning the ground was contested. Ex-church warden M Snape led prayers and benediction.
The News Globe building at Sixth and Fillmore will gain a large window box platform on the Sixth Street side. Architects and officials decided on a sturdy iron and steel structure to hold a 2000 pound Play-o-Graph baseball scoreboard for use during the World Series.
The News-Globe plans an unconventional setup for annual fight parties with announcers and officials attending duties inside the building. The system uses dope arriving hot from United Press and Associated Press rooms ensuring timely coverage. Architects call the idea unique for newspaper plants.
One quarter of Japan's tenant peasantry will be made independent farmers under government plans. The program will take 36 years to complete and require annual expenditure of 40 million dollars, funded by loans.
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