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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1915
Page
5
Snow has been scarce in Anaconda this winter impacting streams and reservoirs. Builders, skaters, and motorists profit from mild conditions, but rural irrigation and wheat crops fear shortages. Forecasts warn low spring moisture and potential yields without late heavy snowfall.
A real underworld drama titled In the Gray of the Dawn headlines Marcus Loew’s Empress theater bill at the Margaret tonight. The sketch portrays New York’s vivid criminal life with Miss Ricca Scott in a demanding role and Teo West’s production noted for swift action and authentic mood.
David Warfield returns to the stage as Simon Levi in The Auctioneer with Belasco’s revival. Critics say the lovable brew peddler’s humanity captivates both old and young audiences, delivering sweet laughter and tearful emotion in a performance praised for unprecedented artistry. The engagement opens next Monday to strong advance indications of success.
A torn OCR fragment mentions a rewritten play and a cast aligned with past members who had separation from Mr. Warfield thirteen years ago. The text hints at a stronger remit and dates to a former collaboration, but details are unclear due to damage.
The Mount Saggin court of the Catholic Order of Foresters held a crowded dance and card party in the A C Hf building last night with Shields orchestra providing music in the main hall and card players in the lower hall. The event boosted the group's reputation as community entertainers and was praised by organizers. Rev Nygren preached on friend and false Christianity at Swedish Baptist church revival services nearby. A Scandinavian gathering at Anaconda lodge No 8 BP O Fe meets tonight at 8.00.
An expert teaches evening penmanship from 7 to 9 o'clock at Pine Street residence. Classes are held twice a month in Spulton Park for young men and women wishing to improve handwriting. Enroll by contacting the instructor to arrange terms.
Joseph Hare of Bismarck is in town visiting his son Joseph Hare Jr on his way to Astoria Oregon and California expositions. His North Dakota bank and Pioneer businessman profile highlights prosperity through agriculture and industry with widespread Montana stops noted. He plans several more days of travel before continuing westward.
In Pocahontas tonight events include a dance at Mabel hall with James Oliver of Last Creek noted as a visitor. local unions meet in the afternoon and W C P meets tonight. Exhibitions advertise rug and furniture reductions, with nearby businesses offering goods and services.
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