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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1920

Page

27

Red Hot Dollars at the American theater

Charles Ray stars as Ted Burke in Red Hot Dollars a Paramount Artcraft drama. Ted aids foundry owner Peter Garton and helps reconcile Garton with Angus Muir while facing danger and personal injury. Gladys George leads the supporting cast in this Ince produced feature.

Charles Ray American Theater Ted Burke Peter Garton Angus Muir Janet Tod Tod Hmnself Old Garton Ted Muir Garton Gladys George Paramount-Artcraft Thomas H. Ince Thomas H.ince

Theaters Offer Maps of Veiled Week in Butte

At Butte Playhouses listings show Rialto presenting Male and Female, American featuring Charles Ray in Red Hot Dollars, Ansonia with Tom Mix in The Feud, Empress stock company in The High Cost of Loving, Broadway with Pantages vaudeville, Orpheum Vagabond Luck, and Liberty presenting Fatty Arbuckle in Fatty’s Busy Day and an Alaskan feature.

Rialto Charles Ray Ansonia Tom Mix Feud Empress Empress Stock Company Orpheum Liberty Fatty Arbuckle Fatty

Don Carlos Ellis Resigns to Lead Educational Production

Don Carlos Ellis, film chief of the United States Department of Agriculture, resigns after 12 years in government service to supervise pedagogical production for Universal Film Manufacturing Company under Harry Levey. He led the USDA motion picture division for two years and helped release an average of 500 feet weekly of high quality instructional films.

Don Carlos Ellis United States Department of Agriculture Universal Film Manufacturing Company Harry Levey Ellis Department of Agriculture Levey

The Weaker Vessel stars Miss MacLaren in big fight scene

Universal comedy drama features Abby Hopkins pursued by her husband in New York. On set Mary MacLaren and Johnnie Cooke stage a brutal fight with fists, hair pulling, and slaps to intensify the scene. Director Paul Vowell remarks real combat required both principals.

Mary Maae-Laren Abby Hopkins New York Johnnie Cooke Paul Vowell Miss MacLaren

Furs Her Fad Says Alice Brady Defends Wealth

Alice Brady defends her fur collection saying she earns her own money and pays bills, that any woman is entitled to finery, and that buying furs stimulates business while protecting animals from harm if no one buys old furs.

Alice Brady Miss Brady

Tom Mix Performs Hazardous Runaway Horse Stunt in Feud

Tom Mix, in The Feud at the Ansonia theater, performs a dangerous stunt leaping onto a galloping horse then being thrown as the scene shows him saving enemy feudists. The cast includes Claire McDowell J Arthur Mackley John Cossar Mollie McConnel Lloyd Bacon Sid Jordan Lucretia Harris Novak plays the girl. Chas Kenyon wrote the story and scenario. FBJ Le Saint directed.

Tom Mix William Fox Ansonia Theater Mix Oa Novak Claire McDowell J. Arthur Mackley John Cossar Mollie McConnel Lloyd Bacon Sid Jordan Lucretia Harris Chas Kenyon

Hart Starts Second Famous Players Picture on Location

Bill Hart works on a new project under his Famous Players-Lasky contract. The film, co written with Lambert Hillyer, will shoot on location for several weeks. Hart’s horse Sand returns as a key cast member in this desert adventure with a railroad element.

Bill Hart Famous Players-Lasky Mr. Hart Lambert Hillyer Hart

Universal uses costumes to match film orchestra to story

At Universal City a new method seats the orchestra behind the camera and costumes players to fit the tale being filmed. Westerns dress musicians as cowboys while photodramas wear evening clothes to harmonize mood and keep the illusion intact.

Universal Universal City

Clock Making Centers in Japan

In Nagoya are produced about a third of Japan clocks with most of the remainder made in Tokyo.

Nagoya Japan Tokio

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