Will and a Way Orpheum Picture Features Mary Fuller
Orpheum theater shows two installments from the series before closing tonight. Mary Fuller stars in a ninth chapter of What Happened to Mary and a Lubin heart-interest drama The Supreme Sacrifice. Essanay offers Broncho Billy and Vitagraph presents Put Yourself in His Place with Andy Hampton singing in the balcony.
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Moving Picture World
Essanay Players
Vitagraph
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Trish
Vere
Brilliant talent in Cushla Machree at Broadway theater
Mrs Martha Co Tine, a local soprano, performs new songs in Cushla Machree at the Broadway theater Sunday afternoon and evening. The operetta features three new melodies by A H Cammack and includes a notable oath scene of the United Irishmen, with themes of Ireland seeking freedom and loyalty. The show promises standout performances and unprecedented attendance.
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Ireland
Cuahla Machree
Collins
A. H. Cammack
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Cushla Machrer
Army Worker Leaves for Health Trip to California
Mrs. Major Goraan Fert leaves Sacramento with her son for a health seeking trip. The Salvation Army worker has been advised to seek warmer climate as the condition is not judged serious. A similar attack befell Mrs. Jordann England, leading to transfer to Australia. She will stay in California several months.
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Major Goraan Fert
Sacramento
Cal
Salvation Army
Jordann England
Australia
California
Contentment and economy at Wooden Indian Club discussion
A discussion among Wooden Indians Club members on living costs and the trap of keeping up with others. Speakers recall past simple living, argue most expenses come from desires, and claim a person can live cheaply with discipline while stressing wage pressures on women and families.
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Birt
Cone of Ravished Coats Sale At New Prices
Advertisement notes new coats in all sizes for men and youths at 15 dollars, down from 25. Located at Boucher West Parke Street in Ady, urging shoppers to seize the discount while stocks last.
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Boucher
Hamilton Street
Broadway
Main
Phoenix Electric Company
Night of Amateurs at Family Theater in Butte
Editorial notes amateur nights at the Family Theater, praising local performers as a training ground and a welcome variety show. It argues the act draws friends and curious patrons, providing a glimpse into community arts and the growth of local talent amid a busy theater scene.
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Family Theater
Butte
Keeler Ne
Rosenthal-Becker
Pickwick at Ansonia Extends Run Through Tomorrow
Pickwick continues at Ansonia for two more days with the current show and additional Vaudeville acts. Keefer and Alberts entertain with clever comedy and singing, while Bartelme performs grotesque dancing and juggling. Pathe's educational film, Children of Japan, and Building Pontoon Bridges illustrate popular and sober viewing.
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Ansonia
Jose
John Bunny
Pickwick
Ansonia Daily
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Alberts
Lacive
Valera
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Pathe
Pec. Company
Japan
Schatzlein Paint Company Big Bill at Empire Tonight
A crowded Empire program features The Man From Kokomo as the headline farce with strong support from musical and variety acts. Miss Vail, Miss Margie Howard, Ethel Kennedy, Belle Howard, Dolly Loraine, Gladys Finn, and Belle Irving headline a diverse entertainment bill promised to please audiences tonight before a Sunday change. Havana veto looms as Dill’s amnesty bill faces swift action in Congress.
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Cleveland Company
Vail
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Alabam
Merrit Willing
Ethel Kennedy
Rose
Belle Howard
Loveland
Dolly
Loraine
Gladys Finn
Belle Irving
Juvenile Library Appeal at Twin Bridges Orphans Home
Readers are urged to support the state orphans home at Twin Bridges by donating children’s educational books. The piece notes 100 children, ages weeks to 11 years, and calls on ministers and teachers to encourage congregations and pupils to contribute. It emphasizes books as a low-cost way to aid education and moral development.
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Twin Bridges
Abe
Woman's right to own opium pipe ruled by judge
Judge Booher dismisses option against Robert Coburn known as Pretty Bob after ruling a woman has a right to smoke opium in private with no invitees present. Officers found opium paraphernalia in Coburn's Oxford block room. Hazel Ray was found nearby. The case, tied to a Yakima County secretary, moved on with an appeal notice and $1,000 bond. Additional incidents included two youths fined for beer bottle damage and Jonn Lovell’s theater intrusion, ending with a dismissed case for lack of evidence.
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