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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1925
Page
3
A famed cinema critic known as Old John Two Chairs applauded the film He Who Gets Slapped after preview. He praised the picture as among the finest he has witnessed, signaling a strong four day engagement starting Saturday at nearby cinemas.
A letter from a Norfolk, Virginia reader recalls severe illness, long recovery, and recovery after a major operation. The writer notes improvement and a return to health, describing female maladies and hopeful life changes.
News notes a conflict between idealistic themes in a sensational novel Wife of the Centaur and the Rialto premiere of Dwyer and Vidor’s Fi novel. John Gilbert plays a romantic lead torn by love and desire while Dwyer’s direction blends idealism with seduction. Shannon and his Alaskan husk will appear in person.
Ernest Lubitsch directs Pola Negr a star in Forbidden Paradise filmed in Balkan settings with a cavalry focus. Cast features Adolphe Menjou and Pauline Lord with Agnes Christine Johnston and Hans Kraly adaptation. Ex-Russian horsemen trained by the Commack school join the production.
The thirty three year old stage favorite Charleys Aunt receives its first star treatment in a Syd Chaplin film shown today only at the Ansonia theater. Mrs Brandon of the author’s estate notes the show has endured without a star for decades yet remains popular and promises a real treat.
A public mass meeting is called for Saturday at 8 PM in the Butte high school auditorium to seek honest public opinion on establishing a first year college course at the Butte School of Mines. The meeting aims to test sentiment among citizens, parents, and students of Silver Bow County and nearby areas.
The United States Civil Service Commission announces an examination for the fourth class postmaster vacancy at Melrose. Applicants must be twenty one by the exam date, with state age allowances for women. Applications and forms are available from the postmaster at the Melrose vacancy or from the Commission in Washington, D.C.
Ray Lahit of the city treasurer's staff is named collector of delinquent encroachment taxes with about half unpaid. He warns that failure to pay by May will lead to removal of encroachments from city property. The ordinance bars re removal once done. Butte reports 15 000 encroachments with nearly 1 000 unpaid as the street department braced to remove intrusions from alleys and show windows.
In Chicago deputies report the Methodist Episcopal church south union vote results 2,420 to 241 with unification favored. Announcement attributed to the general conference secretary of the northern church.
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