Sammy Jones keeps Brownfield movie legacy alive at Regal Twin
In Brownfield, Sammy Jones continues the Regal Twin Theatre tradition that began with his father Earl E. Jones in 1922. He recalls vaudeville, minstrel shows, and cowboy stars, notes shifts caused by television, and explains pricing, bookings, and ongoing efforts to offer varied family films while adapting to changing tastes and competition.
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Kelly Sinclair
Earl E. Jones
American Legion Post
Brownfield
Sammy Jones
Jones
Regal Twin Theatre
Southwest
Rex Allen
Charles Starret
Max Terhune
Regal
Bayless Jewelry
Rialto
Ritz
Bayless
Regal Theatre
Earl Jones
W.A. Bynum
Bynum
Ethel Jones
Howell
Dallas
Joyce Dungan
Rustic
Disney Movies
E.T
Notice effecting sale photos transposed in pages five and seven
This week’s sale circular corrects page five where the photographs of girls dresses were swapped with the fashion school dresses priced at 10.99 and the girls knit dresses or skirt set at 30 percent off. The page seven underwear photo is correct though copy and prices remain unchanged.
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