Montana urges national ad drive to draw population
Montana officials urge a national advertising campaign modeled on trans continental railways to attract residents, arguing state government outnumbers its population. F. F. Runkel says Milwaukee's population mirrors Montana’s, urging influx and co operation with rail lines to balance tax burdens and grow markets.
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Standard
Billings
Montana
Montana Development Association
F. F. Runkel
Association
Runkel
Milwaukee
Great
Northwest
South Seas dances headline Ansonia film feature
The Ansonia theater screens the new South Sea Pathe film Black Shadows with scenes of the Dance of Welcome, Feast of Good Crops, Dance of Death, Dance of the Skulls, Dance of Victory, and Head-hunters March of Triumph. Also featuring Will Rogers in Fruits of Faith.
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Manhattan Island
South Sea
Broadway
New South Sea Pathe
Ansonia Theater
Will Rogers
Spider and the Rose at Rialto Promises Capacity Audiences
The Spider and the Rose opened at Rialto last night and is set to draw capacity crowds today and tomorrow. It follows Paula and Don Marcello in a revolt against governor Mendozza with red blooded action, deception, and a climactic overthrow. The cast features Gaston Glass, Alice Lake, Noah Berry, Edwin Stevens, Richard Headrick, Louiza Fazenda, Alec B. Francis, Joseph J. Dowling, Otis Harlan, Frank Campeau, and Robert McKim.
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Rialto
California
Paula
Alice Lake
Don Marcello
Gaston Glass
Mendozza
Miss Lake
Noah Berry
Edwin Stevens
Richard Headrick
Louiza Fazenda
Alec B. Francis
Joseph J. Dowling
Otis Harlan
Frank Campeau
Robert McKim
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Story of Sirens
The
South Seas Pathé Picture
Ansonia Theatre
Clint
Continental Oil Company
Mexico
Utah
Idaho
Conoco
Angonia
Bellans
Canton
Kim Crepe
Jersey
Der
World News
Charles Lavell
Larry Semon
Garden Club
Rocky Mountain Garden Club
Chamber of Commerce
J. A. Fossum
Melrose
Homestake
France
Scotland
Australia
Yellowstone Park
Butte
West Yellowstone
Henry Coulam
Rialto Building
D. E. Wilder
Consolidated Ticket Office
North Main Street
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