Gloria's Romance thrills Butte audience at Orpheum
Ed-Haired Billie Burke stars in Gloria's Romance as manager Haas of the Orpheum secures early release of Rupert Hughes motion picture from George Kleine. Also features Marguerite Snow and Witten Nich in Winter Special, with fashion notes on Paris gowns and American dress.
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Billie” Burke
Orpheum ‘Theater
Haas
Orpheum Theater
George Kleine
Rupert Hughes
Billie Burke
Ofphen Theater
Gloria
Butte
Terrest
Hughes
Tomorphe
Marguerite Snow
Witten
Gilmore Likes Stage and Moving Pictures
Bar ny Gilmore discusses acting across stage and film. He notes actors can live parts more fully in movies, while stage actors reveal personal mannerisms. He praises Empress Theater vaudeville and the cast headlined by Mr and Mrs Simore in Neat First Sight with other performers.
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Barney Gillie
Fred
Ireland
Smore
Empress Theater
Mrs Simore
P Pnings
Edna Porman
Glenn Hastman
Lula Moore
Tom Growne
Allestar Roste
Jose Collins Seeks American Made Gowns In New Film
Jose Collins stars in A Woman's Honor at Ansonia theater as William Vox presents a stylish showcase. The article notes her American independence in fashion, her appeal as a fashion model, and modistes sending requests to dress her for a new musical comedy role, contrasting prewar Paris gowns with American design.
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Jose Collins
William Vox
Ansonia Theater
Miss Collins
Collins
Paris
Speshops
Special Matinee at the Broadway Today
A special matinee at The Broadway theater in Butte offers children a chance to see the Pantages program. Teddy and Nellie McNamara, the Cloace duo, Jessie Maker, and the Blopers lead a strong vaudeville bill. Australians Teddy and Nellie, on stage since childhood, are praised for their vocal and stage presence as the program closes tonight.
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Butte
Munch
Teddy
Nellie
McNamara Mino
Harn
Spokane
Alexander” Pantages
Jessie Maker
Nets
Thou Art the Man at the Liberty Theater
Joseph Kilgour appears as the scheming employer in Thou Art the Man at the Liberty Theater today and tomorrow. The actor, a Canada to Chicago veteran, has Gemini ties to stock trading before turning to stage work and later Vitagraph films, including The Turn of the Road and The Writing on the Wall.
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Joseph Kilgour
George
Art
Canada
Chicago Board of Trade
Sage
Niobe
Arizona
Heady Money
Captain Barrington
Vitagraph Company
George Washington
Vitagraph Stock Company
Mr. Rigour
Wall
Man
Douglas Fairbanks in Reggie Mixes In at American Theater
Douglas Fairbanks stars in Reggie Mixes In a triangles romance comedy showing three days at the American theater beginning today. Morton a wealthy young man tires of shallow circles and after a chance meeting with an Italian girl he embarks on a new course with his fiancée Dorothy Fleming a member of high society.
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Reggie
Douglas Fairbanks
American Theater
Morton
Dorothy Fleming
Regale Mixes In at Keystone Studios in Laville Wobbly Way
Reggie seeks Agnes Shannon a Cheap cabaret dancer and plans to win her. Dorothy confounds him, Bernard a gang leader plots to remove Reggie. A brutal clash ends with Reggie overpowering Bernard’s henchmen and facing a final confrontation in a dimly lit room. The sequence promises one of the studio’s most Florious scraps.
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Agnes Shannon
Dorothy
Agnes
Tony Bernard
Reggie
Hornard
Reski
Regale
Bernard
Laviille
Keystone Studios
Horoscope for June 28 1816 United States and theaters forecast
Mercury and Uranus favor some sectors while Jupiter Mars and Neptune warn of risks. Editors traders and inventors gain. drownings and bereavements loom. marriages rise before autumn. St Louis governs dramatic events and commercial profits rise for certain birthdates.
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Mercury
Uranus
Neptune
United States
Tranus
St Louis
McClure
Sioux Indians in South Dakota Offer Enlistment
Fifteen hundred Sioux Indians in South Dakota offered to enlist in the U S military during the Mexican emergency. The proposal arrived in a letter to Senator John Son, who notified Secretary of War Baker. The letter urged the government to call volunteers and allow the Ta-Gigana to serve if requested.
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Washington
South Dakot
United States
John Son
South Dakota
Baker
Mediation talks noted on Mexican conflict and sugar refinery debut
Washington sources report Counsellor Polk declined to discuss mediation with Charles A. Douglas, a former Carranza counsel who said Mexico City advised Carranza would agree to mediation while the military status quo remains. Ceylon opened its first sugar refinery using palmyra palm sap to extract sugar and alcohol.
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Washington
Polk
State Department
Charles A. Douglas
Carranza
Mexico City
Ceylon
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Gilmore
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THE
Liberty Theater
Howard Sisters
Gordon Mossman
East Park Street
Northwest
Iron Claw
Will Morris
Dickinson and
Deagan
Send and Duvall
Coe ‘Onentre
Barney Gilmore
Orpheum
METRO
Notorious Gallagher
William Nigh
Pas
Marta Oatman
Montana
Uth
Wyoming Street
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