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Newspaper
Vernon Record
Location
Vernon, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1925
Page
2
The Ghost Between comes to the new auditorium next Thursday night February 1. Carlyle Mayers presents a comedy drama full of thrills suspense and wholesome romance with laughs tears and a real munch. Vincent Lawrence the author keeps you continually engaged with a blend of humor and drama.
A review praises a lead role as the finest on stage and notes the play’s real human warmth. It highlights how humor emerges from serious moments and how the doctor’s pursuit of truth about love drives the drama.
The Tornado comes Monday to the Pictorium with Ruth Clifford opposite star, a melodrama about a logging camp, a feared boss known as The Tornado, and a past romance that tests a settlement.
A melodramatic plot centers on a girl who toys with a rich suitor and a boyhood friend who helps her reexamine loyalty. A daring wreck scene and a river rescue punctuate the tale as the husband reappears to challenge the heroine’s choices. Tomorrow brings a western drama “Winger Tako” to Burk Jones.
Vernon Theatre announces Klashes of the Great White War a big musical revue may come to the city next year manager A H H Keys says interest is rising as box office orders begin to arrive. The show promises sophisticated pacing bold staging and a routing of the New York revue style with potential strong public appeal.
The Vernon visit scene Saturday included Mr and Mrs Grads Bing and Mr and Mrs Floyd Boyd among those noted as staying or attending events.
Mr and Mrs Cass Shaw and children visit. Miss Clara Boyd visits school and attends church. Odell Orchestra practices at Mrs Nort Cook home. Basket ball plans form for Red Valley seniors. Several couples and families host and visit relatives in Chillicothe and surrounding communities.
An old advertisement touts Halls Catarrh Medicine as a treatment for nasal catarrh and chronic colds. It describes an ointment and a tonic that act through the blood to strengthen mucous surfaces and reduce susceptibility, sold by F. J. Cherry & Co of Toledo for over four decades.
Lester Thomas of Qeanah spent the weekend with relatives before ROA and family left last Thursday for the Plains to establish a home near Shinview. Jewel Fay Green has been absent from school the past week.
A simple nighttime remedy may end hacking and help you sleep through the night. Take one teaspoonful before bed and hold in the throat for 15 to 20 seconds, then swallow without water. It soothes irritation and loosens phlegm without narcotics, is economical, and recommended for coughs, chest colds, hoarseness, bronchitis, and croup in children. Available at good druggists.
The item lists several local residents and visitors: Miss Bessie Thomas and Ladell Jones attended a singing at Jackson Springs on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lou Leverett from White City visited WY. H. Green. Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Bailey were in Wichita Fay on business. Mr. and Mrs. T. Curry of Morgan left after visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Toad.
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