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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1923
Page
7
A Hawthorne school May Day party brought together Girls' clubs from Hawthorne Franklin and Whittier schools with teachers and principals. The program included readings songs dances and a May pole, followed by balloons from Hawaii and a luncheon. Guests praised the event as one of the best May day celebrations.
Lip Broulette hosted a party with guests including Mr and Mrs William Maddock Mr and Mrs Phil lip Broulette Mr and Mrs Joseph McNulty Mrs M McNally Edward Flannigan William Flannigan and the hostess Mrs Schweninger Harry Gunderson is reported ill at 1130 Hopkins. Flora Park Girls club met Monday evening at Miss Kathryn Graney home 2623 Harvard Ave. The girls enjoyed sewing games music and visiting 40 pleasant hours. Refreshments were served by Mrs Graney assisted by Cleo Arkels. Attending included Mrs H Estey president Mrs Stagg Berenice Dull Lenore Pfeffer Kathryn Graney Alma Tompkins Elizabeth Pope and Cleo Arkels.
The silent drama dubbed interlogue is moving from film to live stage in Pacific Northwest cities. Harry L. Gibson says the All Star production will tour larger theaters with scenery as talkies gain adoption. The Broadway theater opens the feature Saturday for a lengthy engagement with a prologue bridging film and stage.
Mr Gibson predicts future motion pictures will mix live performances with film, replacing one act of dialogue with real actors while the screen continues. The technique uses speaking interludes to advance the plot as the audience watches flesh and blood scenes then returns to the interposed footage for a dramatic finale.
An advertisement promotes Mulsified cocoanut oil shampoo as gentler on hair than common soaps. It claims a small amount mixed with warm water cleanses hair, rinses out dust and oil, leaving scalp soft and hair silky. Available at pharmacies. inexpensive and long lasting.
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