Christmas Plays At The Theaters In Butte
Matinees at the Empress Orion Orpheum Empire and Family theaters feature The Squaw Man and Lombardi grand opera. The Traveling Salesman has no matinee at Broadway, but is staged tonight in James Yorkes' favorite comedy with Hob Blake as the drummer. Lidia Levy shines in Lombardi Opera company and makes her American debut as Gilda in Rigoletto.
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Butte
James Yorkes
Forbes
Hob Blake
Joh MacMillan
Comely Reese
Beth Elliott
Dorothy Grey
Lidia Levy
Lambardi Grand Opera Company
San Francisco
Gilda
Tanner
Mme. Levy
Impres Rio Lombardi
George Dill
Edwin Milton Royle
Wallick’s
New York
Boyle
Mr. Dill
Indian Woman Stars In Dramatic Stage Production
A review praises the play for dramatic interest and vivid contrasts. It commends the simple direct language and sharp scenes that illuminate the unfolding drama on stage. The performance centers on an Indian woman whose journey resonates with audiences.
Cruze Comedy Presents Mistakes in Society at Orion Theater
Cruze's musical comedy troupe staged Mistakes in Society at the Orion theater with a colorful chorus and lively misadventures. The Christmas program drew laughs as Beeson’s special bill, with vaudeville features scheduled for matinee and evening performances, including Two Lobsters for One and Amateurs.
Carnival of Sin and Faith in Christmas Sermon
The Rev C A Rexroad warned parishioners at St Pauls Methodist that many celebrate Christmas with a carnival of sin and drunken excess. He linked social ills, divorce, and vice to athe socialist rhetoric and urged faith, family, and compassion guided by Christian doctrine and labor rights.
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Christ
CG. A. Rexroad
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
Cmss
Woman of Samaria in Motion Picture at Christian Church
A moving picture sermon on The Woman of Samaria illustrated by Rev. Walter M. Jordan at Shortridge Memorial Christian Church. Jesus rests at Jacob's well in Samaria as John and Jesus discourse on purification. The talk draws practical lessons from the Gospel account and includes choir numbers and Christmas hymns.
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Samaria
Shortridge Memorial
Walter M. Jordan
Jerusalem
John
Jesus
Judea
Galilee
Bether
Kerr
David Garrick at the Family Theater in Butte
The Gillette company presents David Garrick at the Family theater with Don Churchill and Roy Walling in leading roles. The production features eighteenth century costumes and a matinee today with further showings this week, followed by next week’s By Right of Might.
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Gillette Company
David Garrick
Mach
Don Churchill
Hievy Walling
Churchill
Simon Ingot
Mr. Churchill
Roy Walling
Butte
Miss Lotton
Miss Sutton
Little Audrey
Woodmen lodges aid relies on charity funds
Modern Woodmen of America committees from the Silver Row and South Butte camps reviewed cases of need within the order and provided for all worthy cases. Relatives of departed members were remembered.
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Woodmen of
America
Silver Row
South Butte
Gamer Sells Shoe Store Interest Buys Confectionery House
Milleen A Gamer and his brothers Fred and Charles diamer ran the Gamer shoe store in Butte. He has sold his interest there and purchased Seiler's confectionery in Helena, where he will continue the confectionery business.
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Milleen A. Gamer
Fred
Charles Diamer
Gamer
Butte
Seiler
Helena
Matinees Today At Butte Theaters
Matinees are offered this afternoon at all Butte venues except the Broadway. The Empress Orion Family Orpheum and Empire present notably attractive programs for afternoon audiences.
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Butte
Broadway
Empress
Orion
Family
Orpheum
Empire
Socialism Called Enemy of Labor in Historic Text
A historical statement argues that socialism destroys private property and means of production, degrades labor, and opposes American liberty and religious values. It contrasts socialism with the American ideal of equal rights and opportunities, urging socialism to abandon its utopian dream. The piece frames socialism as a threat to capital, ambition, and Christian faith.
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Socialist Party of America
Marx
Engels
Bebel
Bax
Church
United States
No Christmas Tree Famine in Butte
A Butte merchant says the city has no tree famine this year as demand remains high. Snow blocked foothill access between Butte and Anaconda, making the best six foot trees harder to reach. Churches used large trees pulled out by teams.
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Butte
Anaconda
Reapportionment Bill Through California Legislature
California extends its congressional delegation from 8 to 11 after a late session reapportionment. The north gains two of three districts while figures shift among Kent Connick Needham Smith Hayes and Baker with Rutherford lining up as a candidate for future Congress. The emergency measure for at large nominees was also enacted.
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Sacramento
Cal
California
William A. Kent
C. H. Connick
Humbvoldt County
Connick
J. C. Needham
8S. C. Smith
BE. A. Hayes
San Francisco
John Baker
Frank M. Rutherford
Rutherford
Congress
Justice Day Writes Opinion From Wifes Bedside
At the bedside of his wife in Canton Ohio Associate Justice Day of the U S Supreme Court has drafted an opinion clarifying bankruptcy rules. The opinion records that a state court cannot entertain a debt suit while a federal court considers a bankruptcy petition yet a federal court cannot stall for years to allow creditors to run a debtor’s business. The Beekman Lumber Co of Missouri may sue International Harvester Co of Peoria Ill in Missouri court despite ongoing Illinois bankruptcy proceedings.
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Washington
Canton
Ohio
Day
Supreme Court of the United States
White
Beekman Lumber Company of
Missouri
International Harvester Company
Peoria
Ill
Illinois
Railway Sets $1 Round Trip Butte Anaconda Fare
The B A P railway announces a $1 round trip between Butte and Anaconda with tickets on sale December 28 and 29, 1924 and valid for return through January 2, 1925.
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B., A. & P. Railway
Butte
Anaconda
Librarians and Teachers to Convene for Montana Library Meeting
The Montana Library Association plans its sixth annual meeting with the State Teachers' Association in Great Falls December 27 28. Miss Elizabeth McCord Bozeman librarian announces joint sessions and a full program featuring tours discussions lectures and a studio visit.
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Bozeman
Montana Library Association
Great Falls
State
Teachers’ Association
Elizabeth MrCord
Library Association
Leland Stanford Jr University
Travel Club
Mabel Collins
Lrarian
Parmiy Billings Memorial
Lbrary Discuussion
Gertrude Buckhouse
Whratton Uiversity of
Montana
Grace Stoddard
Missoula
J. J. Maynard
Church of the Incarnation
Round Table
Library Commission
Clara F Baldwin
Public Library Commission
Minnesota
Josephine Haley
Helena Publi Library
Elizabeth McCord
Bozeman Public Library
I. A Stoltze
Hotel Rainbow
Great Falls Public Library Board
W. 0. Thompson
Ohio State University
Grand Opera House
W. L Beers
Clara FF. Baldwin
Palm Room
Charles M. Russel
Library
Little Citizen
Unsettled Weather to Give Way to Seasonable End of Week
The Weather Bureau reports a few days of unsettled conditions followed by more seasonable weather by week’s end. Storms threaten Atlantic routes and Europe while Alaska records 30 below in Tanana. A new disturbance forms in the West midweek then moves east, bringing rain and a colder Arctic trend across the northern, central, and southern states by week’s end.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
British Isles
Europe
Alaska
Tanana
Stow
Rocky Mountains
Middle West
Far West
Japanese delight over Russia US Jewish question noted
A dispatch from Dainy Mat churia says Japan views the Russia United States Jewish question dispute as a chance for closer ties with Russia. The Clothery advertises storm coats at attractive prices with fur gloves and beaver hats. Mayer's closes with souvenirs free for purchases over $1.
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St. Petersburg
Dainy
Matchuria
Russia
United States
Japan
North Main Street
Drug Store Trust in Patient Care Rests on Pharmacists
A drug store states that customers cannot judge drug quality or proper compounding themselves and must rely on the pharmacist. The text asserts the pharmacist’s constant exercise of knowledge, care, and judgment to protect customers as if they were the pharmacist’s own.
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First National Bank of
Butte
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