Builder of Bridges in World Film At Ant er
Aubrey Smith stars as Edward Thurnfield in The Builder of Bridges a grand engineer wed to a dangerous romance. The town buzzes over a dramatic railroad wreck and a love affair shadowed by fate as Marie Edith Wells shines in the production showing today Friday and Saturday at the Orpheum theater with scenes of betrayal loss and consequence.
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Aubrey Smith
Marie
Edward Thurnfield
Bie
Orpheum Theater
Botton
Edward Thurs- Held
Marie Edith Wells
Ansonia
Juggernaut at the Orpheum Theater headline scene
The piece describes a dramatic wreck in Butte that courts public attention at a central hub, with crowds gathering near the incident while the city’s reactions unfold. It notes residents’ horror and fascination as thousands move around the wreck.
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Mabie
Butte
Chauncey Olcott Presents New Irish Romance on Broadway
Chauncey Olcott returns to Broadway with Hearts of Paddy Whack a romantic Irish comedy about a bachelor and his ward. Henry Miller directs vivid 1830s Celtic setting with new songs and a traveling Irish cast including Faith Luckett Maud Hosford Charles Erin Verner Richard Quilter Fleming Ward and others. Olcott opens tomorrow night June 25 at the Broadway theater.
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Paddy Whack
Rachel Crothers
Chauncey Olcott
Topsy-Turvey
Iriah
Henry Miller
Ernest J. Ball
Faith Luckett
Maud Hosford
Charles Erin Verner
Richard Quilter
Fleming Ward
Mr. Olcott
Heart of Maryland shines at American Theater
Mrs. Leslie Carter stars in The Heart of Maryland in her first big screen production shown at the American Theater. The melodrama features dramatic battles and a thrill filled belfry scene with a 17 piece orchestra enhancing realism. Carter’s pantomimic acting and the sensational scenes drew enthusiastic crowds, closing engagement after Brady and Saturday.
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Leslie Carter
Maryland
Stra “Carter
Carter
Well Known Pianist To Play At The Gardens
The German-Swiss free recital on Tuesday features Gyger, a highly praised pianist. He has toured the West, performed in major coastal cities, and impressed critics with extraordinary technique and speed. Leschetizky once praised his touch, and Gyger began studies at age ten in Paris under Wiegerswain.
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Europe
Leschetizky
Paderewski
Gyger
Wiegerswain
Consertory of Music
Paris
Helander Leschetizky
Two More Recruits Reached San Francisco Inquiry
New York dispatch reports two more of eleven British army recruits sought by a federal grand jury in San Francisco for neutrality breaches were found here. Robert Johnson and Patrick Devlin were placed under $500 bail for grand jury appearance. seven companions were detained by special government agents.
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New York
Federal Grand Jury
San Fran
Robert Johnson
Patrick Devlin
Johnson
Devin
Grand Jury
San Francisco
Geddes Case Tests Mormon Ties Across Court
Ogden Utah June 2 A lengthy cross examination failed to shake Mrs Margaret Geddes account in her bid to secure a thirty third share of the 6 million dollar Eccles estate for her son Albert T Geddes Eccles. She traced the 1885 support from John Eccles through a secret Mormon marriage and hinted at prior relationships. Mentioned were Bishop Bramwell Plain City and figures Joseph F Smith Teed Smoot with witnesses summoned for the estate case as court records note possible excommunication and church involvement.
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Ogden
Utah
J. A. Howt
Margaret Geddes
David Ecles
Albert ‘T. Geddes Eccles
Grant Geddes
Bertha. Eccles
Geddes
Echols
Bramwell
Plain City
Mormon Church
Gal
Joseph F. Smith
Teed Smoot
United States
Church
George F. Gibbs
Stagg Habeas Corpus Hearing Delayed One Day
Judge Donlan postponed the writ hearing after no counsel appeared for either side and the jailed defendant Menaily was absent. Stage's attorney returned later seeking an afternoon session, and the case was reset to that time. Stam is serving four months for carrying a sun.
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Menaily
Stage
Donlan
Stam
Chamber of Commerce votes on merchant marine questions
Washington June 71 referendum by the Chamber of Commerce of the United States shows overwhelming opposition to government purchase or operation of ships. The proposal to subsidize lines and regulate mail and freight received strong support, with more than 600 chambers canvassed across states, and a plan for federal aid under certain authorities approved by a close vote.
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Washington
Chamber, of Commerce of the
United States
Ines
Congress
Aubeerie
Sve
Yonhioo Marine
Federal Shipping, Board
Oseath
Chambers of Commerce
Varna
Toole
Zeppelins to carry machine guns on top plan
Basel dispatch reports German experts at Friedrichshafen discussed mounting machine gun platforms on future Zeppelins to defend airships against aeroplanes. The talks rebut a belief Zeppelins could not be attacked by aircraft. An added message notes Emperor William praised aviator Warneford after his death.
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Basel
Switzerland
Paris
Germany
Friedrichshafen
William
Warmeford
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Roadwa Theater
Heart OF Maryland
American Theater
Societe St. Jean Baptiste
K. of P. Hall
South Main Street
Tom Stagg
Chamber OF Commerce
H. W. Campbell
Anaconda, Mont
Red Men Baseball Club
W. Broadway
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