Elizabeth in New York a mother and child memory
The narrator recalls life with Elizabeth Copsright in New York during the 1920s and 1930s. Elizabeth, ten, is warmly educated, well read, and encouraged to think for herself as the mother balances career and motherhood. The piece highlights education, independence, and social circles in a cosmopolitan setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
New York
Manhattan
Sabiabeth
Anowed
Gautier
Mademoiselle du Maupin
Thomas Hardy
Jude the Obscure
Bee
Elisabeth
Bex
Ota
Woodstock
Hazel Ross
Levnes
New York League of” Business and Professional Women
Elizabeth Toddress
Hazel
Tlaabeth
Far Cry heads Rialto bill Paris and Venice tale
First National presents The Far Cry at the Rialto. A photodrama explores an American mother who Europeanizes and a daughter who becomes Americanized in Paris and Venice. Blanche Sweet leads with Myrtle Stedman Jack Mulhall and Hobart Borworth in key roles under June Mathis supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Stedman
Jack Mulhall
Hobart Borworth
June Mathis
Youth Speaker Reviews Work For Butte Children
In 1904 James Wharton proposed the first Children’s Gardens, later funded by Senator William A. Clark. Tom J. Davis praised the gardens and field days at Rotary luncheon, noting playground development and notable leaders guiding work for boys and girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wharton
Garden
William A. Clark
Tom J. Davis
Butte Rotary Club
Silver Bow Club
Davis
Butte
Gardens
Davin
Gardena
Bute
Clark
Senator Clark
Columbia Gardens
Wharton
Hach
Gertrude Cherry
Frank Lovell
Mise Greenough
Mins
Marion Fitzpatrick
Fitzpatrick
Mel Clevett
Rotary Club
Kia
Clinton H. Moore
Rotary
Helena
Willard Thompson
Lab
Lamey
Havre
Zane Grey Western at the American Theater
The American presents Zane Grey's latest Paramount film Born to the West with Fanny Raymond Hatton in a leading role. The star is praised for a strong outdoor Western tale set in Colorado featuring Arlette Marshall and a noted cast. The program includes J F Derville in a musical interlude and Charles Lavell directing the organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zane Grey
Paramount
American Theater
Fanny Raymond Hatton
West
Zane Gresin
Colorado
Arlette’ Marchall
Plof
Paradise
J. F. Derville
Bute
Charles Lavell
Wives sue husbands for cruel treatment in separate suits
Two Montana wives file separate divorce suits alleging cruel conduct by their spouses. Lois Grigg accuses Thomas Grigg of beating and tying her, while Maud McDermott claims her husband tied her in bed and twisted her limbs during a long illness. Judge Carrol set a mow cause hearing with temporary alimony of 450 dollars and weekly 1 dollar payments. Obsolete insurance suit ends with a pending settlement proposal and a dispute over the distribution of a 2,384.40 judgment and 780.60 share for a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elet Court
Saddle Grigg
Thomas
Grigg
Anaconda
Lois
Butte
Sian
Maud McDermott
Dermott
Wanda
Nilen
McDermott
Carrol
Ile TF
Nitsche
Association
Louie Holda
Holand Nitache
Guardia
Obonto
Holda
Ais Preme
Nitache
Niteehe
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Crystal Creamery
S. Main
Atatu
Elways
Llane
Richardson
Dixon
Mont
T. & D. Stores, Inc
South Maine
Lydia E. Pinkham
Sony
Lyla ‘Hams Art
Copsright
U. and
Great Britain
North’ American Newspaper Alliance
Arize
Anne Austin
Testa Mins Austin
Ming Austins
Ory
Motherhoat
Trimanure
Coolidge
Buiabeth
Mazel
Stouteass
Actos
Iran
Literettarsin Enterenterio
Bry
Los Angeles
Saul 1 Brown
Brown
Helen Brown
Kellogg’s
Kelley
The
Rialto
Tom Davis
the American
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