Leading Screen Star in Her Best Picture The Isle of Love
Gertrude McCoy, famed star, headlines the Mutual Masterpicture De Luxe Edition The Isle of Love at the Orpheum today and tomorrow. Her career spans stage beginnings, Pathe Freres and Edison studio work, and five years as a premier Edison star, earning broad fan devotion.
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Film Star Praises Isle of Love as Best Picture
The actress notes she remains the only star with a theater named after her and emphasizes that The Isle of Love stands as the best picture she has ever worked in.
Pantages Vaudeville Bill Delights Butte Audiences
The Pantages theater Broadway program received high praise from Butte audiences with a fresh clean vaudeville bill. The Divorce Question opens the show as a powerful, cautionary playlet about family estrangement and a daughter's tragedy. The Six Kirksmith Sisters headline after, praised for charm and musicality, with Brooks and Bowen, Black and White, and Freeman and Dunham also highlighted. The serial The Tron Claw nears its finale with renewed wonder.
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Frank Burton Stars in Paid In Full Vaudeville Act
Frank Burton headlines the Empress theater in a powerful vaudeville version of Paid In Full. He originally created the sea captain role in the play’s premiere and earned long runs and critical praise, now bringing his signature performance to mining city audiences with a top tier act.
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Isolate Suspect Reported in Transit to Border
An isolated report states a 32 year old male in Troop A Utah National Cavalry was taken from a train at San Bernardino tonight with paralysis and injuries. The incident references hospital care and possible assault, noting infantile paralysis history. Further details pending official confirmation.
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Asa Sombie
Farnum Screen Star May Be An Egyptian
William Farnum, to be seen today through Wednesday at the Ansonia theater in The Man From Bitter Roots, has discovered he is an Egyptian. An Egyptologist on the Pacific coast proved the link while Farnum fished at Huntington Lake where scenes for the Fox photoplay were shot. Trout baked in blue clay during preparation attracted his curiosity.
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Mountain science slip sparks quiet reflection
A fragmented quote recounts a calm narrator recalling a mountain outage in a scene where science staff appear somber and the mood turns reflective amidst unclear details. The text hints at an error or accident in a high altitude setting with a subdued tone.
Kleine-Edison film at Liberty features Marc MacDermott
At the Liberty today and tomorrow the theater presents a Kleine Edison feature with Marc MacDermott and Miriam Nesbitt. The plot centers on a society crook in a romance of refined figures, with Miss Nesbitt in striking gowns. The film promises audience intrigue and strong supporting cast.
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Marc MacDermott
Miriam Nesbitt
Raffles
Hrim
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Silver Bow county office seekers eye re election bids
In Silver Bow county nominations many incumbents seek to stay in office while a few pursue higher posts. The judicial bench features Donlan, McClernan, Lynch, Lindsay, Dwyer, Melzher, English, McCarty, Cohen, Canning and others with varied prior public service. Republican hopefuls include Henderson for governor and Stromme, Ozanne, Tracey, Thomas for local posts, with several deputies and former officials among the contenders.
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Silver Bow County
Michael Donlan
John B. McClernan
Fist
J. J. Lynch
John Lindsay
John V. Dwyer
A. B. Melzher
Maurice English
WP. McCarty
Mose Cohen
Sherif
Matt Canning
William MH. Maloney
John K. O'Rourke
William Orem
Tom Mulholland
Robert Leonard
Oti 'Lee
Aeneas Lane
Harry Davenport
Nominion
Davenport
Charley Henderson
William Tracey
Henderson
Gus Stromme
Egyptian ceramic find sparks treasure tale at Ansonia theater
A film story unfolds around mining love and ad venture shown today tomorrow and Wednesday at the Ansonia theater. In a library scene Egyptologist and Farnum debate an ancient artifact, claiming it may trace Egyptian migration to California and hint at Aztec and Indian links, a mystery with rich potential.
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Ansonia Theater
Horoscope for Monday July 17 1941 Contending planetary influences predicted
Astrological reading assigns Venus and Mercury as strongly adverse and Jupiter as friendly. It foresees a scandal in grains or food, profits for bankers and traders toward month end, extraordinary earnings for physicians and hospitals, and dangers from fevers and digestive diseases next month. Scandals involving the federal government are predicted amid bereavement in royalty and political mischief abroad.
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