OH DOCTOR at American theater sparks big laughs
The piece promotes a three day engagement of the motion picture comedy OH DOCTOR starring Reginald Denny at the American theater next Saturday. It promises one of the biggest laughs of the year and urges readers to attend to see for themselves.
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Reginald Denny
American Theater
Noah Aegg
Funk & Wagnills
Montana Forest Taxation Put Under Debate At Kiwanis Lunch
Fay Clark of the University of Montana outlines how current timber taxes strain private growers, proposes a remission for young timber, a yield tax, and a compulsory patrol law to fund fire protection. He warns Montana’s hills could become barren without new legislation. Also notes Kiwanis events and a Mines band concert plan for St Paul.
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Fay Clark
School of Forestry
University In
Missoula
Butte Kiwanis Club
Clark
United States
Woodland
St. Paul
Butte Mines
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Butte
Montana Mines
Booth
Dan Heyfron
Kiwanis
Finis Matson
J. B. Gowan Jr
Writ Directs Auditor to Pay State Employee Rose
State Auditor George P. Porter was ordered by a writ of mandate to issue a $3,685.51 warrant to Ludwig Rose, former supervisor of paroled convicts, for salaries and expenses due, or appear May 16 in court to show cause for noncompliance. Rose says he was hired by Gov. Dixon and the prison board at $2,000 yearly but received no pay from April 1923 to January 1925. the claim was approved by the state board of examiners but Porter refused to issue the warrant.
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George P. Porter
George Bourquin
Ludwig Rose
State of
Montana
George F. Porter
Rose
Joseph M. Dixon
Board of Prison Commissioners
State Board of Examiners
Porter
Ladies Aid Bazaar and Dinner Held This Thursday
The Ladies Aid society under Mrs John Sewell will host a bazaar starting at 2 pm with aprons dolls and towels among items for sale and tea with wafers. A roast beef dinner runs 5 to 8 pm offering ample portions and the usual attractively arranged meal.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
John Sewell
Scrappers Fined After Tuesday Night Battle
Dolly Baker and Eunice Hart were fined ten dollars each in police court after being charged as principals in a Tuesday night clash witnessed by a crowd. Officers interrupted the disturbance, testimony showed.
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Dolly Baker
Eunice Hart
Burlesque Recalled In The Denial At Ansonia
The Denial a 1924 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer production by Hobart Henley staged at the Ansonia theater contrasts 1897 taboos with modern openness. Claire Windsor William Hainer Emily Fitzroy Bert Roach and others are featured in Agnes Christine Johnston's adaptation from Lewis Beach.
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Hobart Henley
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Ansonia Theater
Henley
Agnes Christine Johnston
Lewis Beach
Claire Windsor
William Hainer
Emily Fizroy
Bert Roach
Kenneth Harlan Warns Against Cake Eater Roles at American
At the American theater today Kenneth Harlan criticizes flimsy hero roles and expresses pride in his parts in The Virginian and Poisoned Paradise while advising young writers against similar “dude cake-eater” parts. He notes producers who offer substantive dramatic roles improve his screen career.
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Kenneth Harlan
Kenneth
Virgiian
Actor Harlan seeks larger role after renewed recognition
The speaker comments on Harlan receiving too many thankless parts and expresses hope he is finally getting better roles. They mention hoping for a bigger part in Poisoned Paradise and a lead in White Man.
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Harlan
Why Men Leave Home at the Rialto
First National release directed by John M. Stahl stars a strong cast including Lewis Stone Helene Chadwick Alma Kennett Mary Carr William V. Mong Hedda Hopper Sidney Hzracey Ila Leslie EB H Calvert and Howard Truesdell. The domestic comedy centers on John Emerson's neglect of his wife and the ensuing misunderstandings and laughter.
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John M. Stohl
Avery Hopwood
Rialto Theater
Lewis Btone
Helene Chadwick
Alma Kennett
Mary Carr
William V. Mong
Hedda Hopper
Sidney Hracey
I Ala Leslie
H. Calvert
Howard Truesdell
Foley's Honey and Tar Cough Remedy Ad Claim
An old Chicago reader testimonial extols Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as the only cough medicine that gave relief. The ad claims no opiates, suitability for all ages, and notes the product as a top selling worldwide remedy demanded for over 60 years.
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Foley
George Forse
Bigelow Blvd
Chicago
Foley’s
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