Snobs Comedy at American Theatre Chronicles Debut
Victor Moore stars in a film adaptation of George Bronson-Howard’s satire Snobs at the American Theatre for a two day engagement. The Strend theatre in New York marks its first anniversary week with this technically lavish production, billed as a peerless comedy. The plot follows a milkman who inherits a dukedom and his attempts to fit high society, while a lawyer plots to have his sister marry him, only for the duke to learn humility and win the woman he loves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Moore
Jesse L. Lasky
George Bronson-Foward
American Theater
Rothapel
New York
Tite
Deine
Paulinetta at the Orpheum Theater
The Orpheum hosts psychic Paulinetta and a telepathy seance Monday through Wednesday with a Wednesday matinee for ladies. Catherine Countiss appears Monday and Tuesday in The Avalanche, a dramatic five reel play. Also featured are Harry Duffy's singing and a legal note about Rae Tanzer dropping a $50,000 suit against James W. Osborne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Countiss
Eles Canta
Dee
Paulinetta
Crystal Gazer
Anna Eva Fay
Orpheum Theater
New York Stock ‘Exchange
Clara “Fenton
Miss Fenton
Peter Vaughn
Helen Harrington
Grey
Vaughn
Clara
Orpheum
Harry Duffy
The
Avalanche
John Malvin
Theater at Broadway and Thirteenth Closed for Office Build
A famed downtown theater once central to night life near Broadway and Th was closed last night. The theater will be torn down and the site occupied by an office building, ending a generation of changes in the area.
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Broadway
Lester Wallack
Tolstoys Anna Karenina as Fox film favorite
Count Leo Tolstoi’s celebrated Anna Karenina is hailed as his favorite work, praised for a decade of effort and world renown. The Fox Film Corp adaptation stars Matty Nansen in the title role and is promoted as surpassing prior productions at the Ansonia theater today and tomorrow.
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Leo Tolstoi
William Fox
Fox Film Corporation
Matty Nansen
Tolstoi
Russia
Almeelf
Siberia
Miss Nansen
Ansonia Theater
Betty Nansen
Anna Karenina
May Day Parade Conflicts Between Suffragists and Socialists
Yellow banners and red flags marked parallel May Day parades in New York, as suffragists and socialist groups moved along Fifth Avenue without acknowledging each other. In front of suffragette headquarters, young women collected offerings of jewelry and gold to fund the equal suffrage campaign in New York state, while an advertisement promotes Floral Park building lots.
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New
New York
Mebrew
Trades Counsells
York State
Petitions Outline Plan to Buy State Savings Assets
Petitions circulated among the State Savings bank depositors committee to back a plan for purchasing the bank's building and assets via stock in the State Savings and Realty company. Documents, letters, and signatures circulated through Colver Williams and Reynolda & Sypher as part of court approval steps.
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The
State Savings Bank
Bank
Re Colver Williams
Reynolda & Sypher
Owsley Lock
Williams
State Savings and Realty Company
State of Washington
Ward Capital
S Aid Company
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company of
New York
Ttme
State, Savings and Realty Company
Tings Bank
Plan for State Savings and Realty stockholders meeting
Creditors state they will be bound by their subscriptions until the court directs the plan for abandonment and disposition of property. They agree to be bound by the terms upon the court approving the plan and the petition presented.
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State Savings and Realty Company
Practice of Yoga Means Development
A lecture by J. H. Loatin proclaims yoga as the universal path to ahera tion from evil and mis. He discusses yoga as the development of physical, mental, and spiritual nature, stressing rhythmic breathing as essential to physical exercises and the benefit of fresh air rarely known in the western world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Loatin
Germans in South Africa endure mounting pressure
Report from Cape Town via London details General McKenzie's forces closing in on retreating German units. Cavalry were blocked by ruined tracks north of Gideon, with a captured railway train and disrupted line hampering German movement. Also notes US cases where merchants face price conspiracy indictments overturned in district supreme court. Roosevelt called a resident of the entire United States in Philadelphia Record.
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Cape Town
London
South Africa
McKenzie
Ketmanshop
Gideon
Neurasthenia and the cost of success in American life
The ad explains neurasthenia as nervous exhaustion caused by worry over success and outlines symptoms such as oversensitivity and irritability. It promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a nourishment focused tonic to build blood, curb bloodlessness, and aid recovery, with free books offered if the paper is mentioned.
Butte Hosts County Sunday School Convention
About two hundred delegates are expected for the Silver Bow County Sunday School association convention at First Baptist church in Butte on Tuesday and Wednesday. The program features papers, discussions, and services led by Rev. Walter Jordan and others, with many Sunday schools from the city attending and the event running through afternoon and evening sessions.
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Silver Bow County Sunday School Association
First Baptist Church
Butte
Butts
Walter Jordan
County Association
Shields
J. Davis
St. Lawrence
Tutte
J. D. Kirby
Viator
Misissippi
Father Clifford
St. Law
Ben Gahna
Ester
Mae
Kirby
Venus
Sacred Heart Church
Alt
Francis
John
Joseph
Montana
Minnevota
Sacred Heart
Tiana
St. Joseph’s
Uther Paley
Aaristant Panton
John Lyden
James Cleary
Wile, Whalen Bessie Walsh
Mary Sormanty
Winifred Callaghan
Cassie Boyle
Order of
Hibernians
Hare
Harry
St. Joseph's Church
Ciildren
Peter Halloran
Margaret Sullivan
McCormack
Mary
Ellenter
Stary
Nickel Grow Lesson At Bethany Class Event
The Bethany Sunday School class at Grace Methodist Episcopal Church held a social event Saturday evening to raise funds for the Junior Epworth League of Butte. Members contributed yielding proceeds from a nickel growing project that were used to support church work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Bethany
Epworth League
Butte
Wonderful spoons offered to Standard readers
The Standard distributes state souvenir silver spoons made and guaranteed for life by Oneida Community Ltd. Readers can cut coupons printed in the paper and bring four to Butte or Anaconda offices to receive one spoon, seven coupons to receive two, with mail orders filling from Anaconda.
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Oneida Community, Ltd
Butte
Anaconda
Mall Se
Questions and Answers on Lavinsky Fight and German Navy Head
The reader asks how much Lavinsky earned for a fight, with the answer $2.90. The second question identifies the high admiral of the German fleet as the head of the navy and likely the chief of the admiralty, noting several German fleets with different commanders.
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Lavinsky
Butte
Woo Firpite
Admiralty
Standard theater ticket giveaway for subscribers
Two tickets to Loews Empress theater daily offered to subscribers. Call the Standard office in Butte to claim at 1 cent. Also mentions mainsprings and watch cleaning for $1.50 at Mayers.
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Loews Empress Theater
Standard
Butte
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Oliver Osborne
James W. Osborne
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Floral Park
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Ansonia
State Savings and Realty
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Philadelphia
Students OF Bible Mission For
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H.R. Rhicht
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