The Fair and The Deandi and The Mission and The Liberty
The Fair stars Edmund Lowe in an adaptation of Channing Pollock's The Fool. The Deandi presents That Wild West with William Fairbanks as a new chapter of Perils of the Wild. The Mission features The Street of Forgotten Men called the Miracle Man with Mary Brian and Percy Marmont. The Liberty mixes Sage Brush Gospel with Richard Hatton plus a Walter Hiers comedy.
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Channing Pollock
Edmund Lowe
Deandi
William Fairbanks
Mary Brian
Percy Marmont
Richard Hatton
Walter Hiers
Fools, Love, and Dogs Dominate Fair Theater Lineup
Review highlights The Fool with Edmund Lowe questions folly in faith and wealth. The Street of Forgotten Men features Percy Marmont and Mary Brian in a poignant tale of crime, blackmail, and romance. Rin Tin Tin stars at Mission with The Silent Accuser and a two reel comedy, while Sage Brush Gospel ends its run at the Liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter the Great
Deand
The
Liberty Tonight
Pleasant diversion and Floyd Collins film at Fair theater
The Liberty theater will screen a life history of Floyd Collins along with a film of his rescue in Sand Cave Kentucky. Friday features Bert Levey vaudeville at the Fair theater with five acts from big city venues. Rex the horse actor debuts next Monday in Black Cyclone after The King of Wild Horses.
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Liberty
Floyd Collins
Song Cave
Sand Cave
Kentucky
Colling
Bert Levey
Fair Theater
Amarillo
Rex
Wheat Growers Show Two Marketing Methods at Fair Booth
At the Tri State fair grounds the Texas Wheat Growers booth, led by J. L. Graham, contrasts old crude farm marketing with poverty outcomes against cooperative marketing showing earnings gains in recent years to prove its value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-State Fair Grounds
Texas Wheat Growers
J. L. Graham
First Plane Birthed in Plainview by Local Buyer
Edgar Howard of Plainview bought the town’s first airplane after riding in a plane while in Dallas he purchased a craft from a Dallas firm, marking the debut of aviation in Plainview.
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Plainview
Globe
Edgar Howard
Howard
Dallas
Repairs for drawn work borders on luncheon cloths
To repair torn drawn work, cover the area with colored linen or checked gingham. Sew on by machine, then cover stitches with colored floss using a running stitch. The method yields attractive results and long-lasting protection for the fabric. The Housewife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publeedger Company
Texas snakes stock in trade for Hoosier
Clarence A Wortham offers a Texas snake show featuring Cary Jones of Muncie Indiana dubbed Snake Oil a showman who treats rattlesnake bites with a permanganate antidote rather than whisky He defangs rattlers and sells them at 59 cents per pound while touting the Panhandle rattler as a new commodity patent on venom treatment is highlighted as an odd Texas enterprise.
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Clarence A. Wortham
Cary Jones
Muncie
Indiana
Jones
Panhandle
Texas
Carnival wonders shine at Wortham's midway show
The item extols Clarence A. Wortham's carnival acts at the fair calling them as grand as Ringling Brothers barnum Bailey. It highlights Cleo Hoffman the high fire diving act and notes snakes from Texas posited by Atlantic Life Insurance Co and Vir ginia manning. It also mentions Indiana Hoosier behind a new Texas industry and Jones joining Wortham on the midway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence A. Wortham
Dad
Ringling Brothers
Barnum and Bailey
Cleo Hoffman
Fair Grounds
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Neil Hamilton
Rin Tin
Eadmund Love 440
Brenda Bond
Wy Baie *the Fool
Supreme
Samson
Olympic
Polk St
Hoosier
Wortham
Rock Island
American Legion Convention
Omaha
Neb
el Reno
R. V. Hoggatt
C. B. Davis
Amarillo, Texas
Atlantic Life Insurance Co
Virginia
Wm. F. Manning
Collins
Old Kentucky
Peee
Herbert Brenon
Percy Daca
Pathe New
William Tox Fy
Vital
Woman
Edmund Goulding
Mondday
Polk
Tyler
Cunningham Flower Shop
Pictorial Review
J. C. Penney Co
King Albert
Whitcomb’s
Albert
Hugh Whitcomb
Polk Street
Edward
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