Fatty Arbuckle Shines In New Comedy The Garage
Fatty Arbuckle plays a fireman in The Garage a Paramount-Arbuckle comedy at the American theater He is paired with Buster as they work in a garage and face a rival in a town dude Arbuckle saves Molly the owner’s daughter from a fire winning her hand Rube the owner finally consents The Garage praised as one of the best Arbuckle comedies to date for broad humor and foolish antics
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Salvation Army
Fatty Arbuckle
Fatty
Buster
Ally
Molly
Rube
Paramount-Arbuckle
Spite Bride at Rialto features Olive Thomas as Tessa Doyle
At the Rialto today Beautiful Olive Thomas stars in The Spite Bride a drama of youth. Tessa Doyle a partner in the Dennis and Doyle dancing sisters is portrayed as a high type show girl. Rod Dolson engineers a marriage plot to spite Millicent Lee but Billy Swayne resists and abducts the girls. They flee on a yacht to Cuba. the ship catches fire and a tramp steamer rescues them. The captain falls for Tessa and a year later fate reconnects her with husband and his mother ending the tale in fitting romance and thrills.
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Olive Thomas
Rialto Theater
Miss Thomas
Tessa Doyle
Dennis and Doyle
Tessa
Rodney Dolson
Billy Swayne
Rod
Billy
Rodney
Cuba
Pantages vaudeville opens with Hindoo magic and star acts
Broad Way theater presents Leon and company as the leading headliners hailed by critics as the top vaudeville act. The program features The Four of Us harmony quartet, Allen Lindsay and company with a robes sketch, Neil McKinley praised for popularity, Lorner Girls with a pianist, Vera and Tom Patts aerial acts, and Matt and Jeff with the Universal current events weekly to close the show.
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Leon and Company
Allen Lindsay
Mr. Allen
New York
Neil MckKinley
Neil
Butte
Lorner Girls
Vera
Tom Patts
Matt
Jeff
Universal
Walk-Offs at Ansonia Ends Tonight Then Lovers Triumph
The Walk-Offs offers May Allison as Kathleen Rutherford a moneyless society woman in a satire of New York high life. Ken tuckian, a wealthy Kentuckian, loves her despite social shallow norms. The story follows a passionate romance amid fashion and social scorn with strong human interest.
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New York City
Ansonia Theater
May Allison
Kathleen Rutherford
At Butte Playhouses Fatty Arbuckle in The Garage
At Butte Playhouses the bill features Fatty Arbuckle in The Garage and May Allison in The Walkoffs, with Olive Thomas in The Spite Bride, the Stock company in The High Cost of Loving, Dorothy Dalton in The Flame of the Yukon, and The Lion Man shown at Liberty.
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Ansonia
May Allison
Rialto
Olive Thomas
Empress—Stock Company
Orpheum
Dorothy Dalton
Yukon
Liberty
Play Scenes Featuring Frederic Hatton and Hatton
The scenes of the play by Frederic and Fanny Hatton, produced by Oliver Morosco, are described as mounted in magnificent style. The civilizations are presented as worlds apart, with the stranger ultimately prevailing.
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Frederic
Fanny Hatton
Oliver Morosco
The Flame of the Yukon At the Orpheum Theater Today
Dorothy Dalton stars in The Flame of the Yukon a dramatic tale of a woman who seeks respectability after leaving the dance halls during the gold rush. The story pits love and danger against lawless passion in the frozen North with Black Jack the gambler as a primary obstacle.
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Yukon
Orpheum Theater
Dorothy Dalton
North
Black Jack
The
Monte M. Katterjohn
Charles Miller
Thomas H. Ince
Lion Man opens with thrills romance at Liberty theater
The Universal serial The Lion Man with Kathleen O Connor and Jack Perrin opened to tremendous business at the Liberty theater yesterday. The picture promises capacity crowds over an eighteen week run with Friday and Saturday showings and a free matinee for children this afternoon. It blends action with romance and thrills and is hailed as one of the season s best pictures.
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Universal
Kathleen O'Connor
Jack Perrin
Liberty Theater
Governor Cornwell praises non-union WV coal strike outcome
Gov John C Cornwell told the Bluefield chamber of commerce that the 2500 tons daily from non union West Virginia coal fields during the recent strike saved millions from cold and famine He warned that unionizing those fields could trigger another strike to push nationalization of the mines.
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Bluefield
W. Va
John C. Cornwell
Chamber of Commerce
West Virginia
Great Deficit Forecast For Canadian Railways
Ottawa Ont February 6 estimates predict rate increases of 30 to 40 percent on Canadian railroads as deficits for the current fiscal year are put at 28 000 000 dollars.
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Ottawa
Ont
Funds for new Catholic high school to be raised soon
An announcement from K of C headquarters says a $300,000 Catholic high school for boys will begin fundraising in a few weeks. Preliminary planning continues, with a whirlwind campaign expected once soliciting starts. Contributions are already arriving as the drive organizes committees and records possible subscribers.
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K. of C
Butte
Bank charter filings seek new First National banks
The treasury department received applications to organize the First National bank of Belt with capital 30000 from George H. Stanton and associates of Great Falls. Fred G. Stolltz of Park City applied to form the First National bank of Park City with capital 25000.
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Treasury Department
George H. Stanton
Great Falls
First National Bank of
Belt
Fred G. Stolltz
Park City
First National Bank
Influenza and Pneumonia Cases Rise in Helena
Helena reports 172 influenza and six pneumonia cases to the state board of health for the 24 hours ending Wednesday evening, 20 more than recent averages. Two deaths attributed to pneumonia were also recorded.
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Helena
State Board of Health
Inquiries For Montana Homestead Lands Grow
Helena February 6. Joseph Oker registrar of the general land office reports increased inquiries for Montana homestead lands, with former service men leading among applicants and many from the East seeking land opportunities.
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Helena
Montana
Joseph Oker
General Land Office
Pine-Tree Money Coinage of Early Boston
Pine-tree money was silver coinage minted in Boston in the seventeenth century. Denominations included 6 and 12 pence. The coins earned their name from the pine tree figure on the obverse side.
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