Eight Story Building Blasted For Film Scene
A film scene shows an eight story concrete building destroyed by dynamite for The No Good Guy feature with William Collier. Producer Thomas H Ince sought a suitable condemned structure across California, using artificial stone to permit the blast and frame about 80 shots. The explosion, shot at Keystone studios, depicts walls caving in as the camera captures the dramatic wreck.
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William Collier
Thomas H. Ince
California
Colter
Board of Health
Ince
Collier
Keystone Studios
The Gets-It Corn Remedy Ad from Helena
An old advertisement features Mr Went-and-Cut-It praising the Gets-It corn remedy. The copy claims painless relief with quick action and no sticking to stockings, promising four corns will vanish. The ad credits Fuller Drug Co and Parchen Drug Co in Helena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuller Drug’ Co
Helena
Parchen Drug Co
The Famous Mous Tache Man and Johnsons Orchestra
Comedy feature stars Mack Swain as the mous tache man with Professor Johnson's Orchestra providing the day’s program. Two photodraws join the show for today and tomorrow at the American theater in a lively entertainment highlight.
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Mack Swain
Professor Johnson
American Theater
New Stars Appearing On The Orpheum Bill
Harold Lockwood and Mae Allison join Metro’s film stars for two days at the Orpheum in The Come Back a northern woods tale with snowbound action and rugged outdoor set pieces. Balshofer directed and produced the production with camp life scenes shot in Northern Maine. The bill also features a comedy by Mr and Mrs Sidney Drew and Friday Saturday engagement of Unto Those Who Sin with Frit Druhette.
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Harold Lockwood
Mae Allison
Metro
New Orpheum Theater
Great
North Woods
Fred Balshofer
Mainz
King Camp
Harold Lock Wood
Northwoods
Mrs. Sydney Drew
Sweet Charity
Dancer Hattie Burks in Ansonia Film Feature
Dancer Hattie Burks of the Mille vaudeville team stars in the Fox presentation Sins of Men with Stuart Holmes and Dorothy Bers at Ansonia theater. Her career spans The Blue Paradise Viennese opera and famed minaret gowns she popularized in fashion crowds.
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Hattie Burks
America
Lorraine
Burks
William Fox
Stuart Holmes
Dorothy Bers
Ansonia Theater
Miss Bu
Blue Paradise
Moving Picture
Neta
Paris
Unthankful Return of Lost Auto Highlights Montana Issue
A Montana Auto company employee, Roy Penhall of Anaconda, recovered two abandoned cars found on Butte streets and turned them over to the firm. He learned from the Standard that J. J. Caprice’s car had been stolen from Rocker and that a Miss Walker’s car, believed stolen from Gregson, was also recovered. Reward disputes and owner discoveries followed.
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Roy Penhall
Montana Auto
Butte
Montana Auto and Gi ‘Company
Penhall
J. J. Caprice
Rocker
Miss Walker
Gregson
Pantages Bill Promises Varied Evening of Entertainment
The current Pantages bill features Wil mak Tre farewell, the Five Hlorimonds with a Belgian hymnist act, a closing number from Seaia Seatet, and between acts Teddie and Nellie Mara who sing and dance. Harry Breen delivers comic lines and the six episode of The Tron Claw keeps the crowd gasping and laughing.
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Teddie
Nellie Mara
Harry Breen
Molthen 10 Test Half Mile Speed for Trip
Dutch Molthen, top high school runner, seeks funds for the national interscholastic field and track meet in Chicago June 10. He trains at Brammar school track, aiming for a 2:01 pace on the Chicago track despite a slow local surface, with expenses covered by a growing popular subscription.
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Avery
Molthen
Hutte
Stags Field
Chicago
Brammar
Misso
High School Athletes to Compete in Spokane Meet
Sullivan and Herb Auerbach of the high school athletic board seek subscriptions to fund a major meet. Evan Pearson, North Central sprinter, will represent Spokane, with University club covering expenses. Pearson clocked 45 seconds for 100 yards last Saturday. Thad S. Lane contributed 100 dollars to the fund as Colfax high school prepares its quarter miler to challenge top 440 yard sprinters.
Frankfort Pioneer Clerk in Boyce Store in Butte
Gorge Frankfort, secretary treasurer and general manager of the New York store in Helena, died in Helena Monday. One of Butte’s early merchants, he began as a J. R. Boyce Company clerk, aged 70, born Pennsylvania. He served as army commissary clerk at Fort Collins, worked for Walker brothers in Salt Lake, joined E. I. Bonner in Deer Lodge, then moved to Butte in 1880. In 1886 he co founded a Helena store on Main Street, which grew into a leading New York store. Funeral services to be held in Helena.
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Gorge Frankfort
New York
Helena
Butte
J. R. Boyce Company
Mr. Frankfort
Pennlvania
Army
Fort Collins
Wyo
Walker Brothers
Salt Lake
Deer Lodge
E. I. Bonner
Boyce
Henry Loble
Herman Fligelman
Robert Heller
Main Street
Nis
Rove Oysters Cleanses Bacteria with Sea Water
German scientists report a method to purify bacteria carrying systems by letting pure sea water run over them for two to four days, aiming to reduce contamination in oysters.
Tokio Station Vein of a French Renaissance Style
An elaborate new vt station has been Tokio in a design evoking the French Renaissance. The total floor area is 29,000 square yards.
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Tokio
Iron Men face tough Spokane series after Falls win
Butte’s Iron Men aim to win four of five against Spokane to seize first place as Indians, led by Williams and five hitters over .300, surge in Seattle region. Spokane arrives after a delayed trip. Hovey’s left wing may help tame the Indians as league eyes coaching moves and umpire changes.
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Great Falls
Iron Men
Spokane
Hebgen Park
Butte
Hi Teen
Indians
Nick Willams
Tedskins
Evans
Gislason
Sheeley
Reuther
Harper
White Johnson
Hillyard
Grover
Butterlouters
Seattle
Redskins
Trons
Neader
RMI
Stich
Hovey
Tix
Falls
Cten
Blewett
Howell
Dugdale
Finneran
Doherty's Specialty Shop Advertising Offer
A notice for Doherty's Specialty Shop at 41 West Park Street touts waists for women in Georgette crepe satin and lace, plus silk suits and party dresses in the latest shades. The display promises exclusive assortment at the right price and invites a nonobligatory visit upstairs.
Weather dampens Tacoma opening day baseball plans
Reported crowds falter in Tacoma as bad weather mars opening festivities while Butte enjoys ideal conditions. Vancouver’s Acosta, a Cuban pitcher, headlines a pitching showcase with Pat Fallanan. Seattle hopefuls discuss bleacher expansion and 1500-seat accommodations, as Portland’s Halstead seeks a tryout in the local series.
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Tacoma
Russ
Butte
Halstead
Spokane
Portland
Willams
Hurst
Pacine Feast Club
Butte Park
Acosta
Vancouver
Salvo
Pat Fallanan
Train Speed Measured By Watch Beats
A traveler can estimate train speed by counting accented beats heard through a moving car window. Dr. C F Millapaugh reported three new plant species evolved over a long period on a Campeche reef in the Gulf of Mexico near Yucatan, contrasting 1842 Admiralty charts noting devoid vegetation with later discovery.
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Ways
C. F. Millapaugh
Miseum of
Natural History
Campeche Bank
Gulf of Mexico
Yucatan
British Admiralty
Cleanliness as a life preserver and brand trust
Cleanliness of the body teeth and environment ward off disease and aid longevity. Affordable aids like soaps toothpaste brushes and toilet preparations help maintain hygiene. Branded products are advertised in the Anaconda Standard as quality guarantees.
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ABC
Montana Roofing Company
South
Wyoming
Amity
Lso
Butte Cab and Transfer Co
Orpheum
Ansonia
Finder
Lost Auto
Rew
Russia
Patroleum
Greece
British Dyesters
Longon
Germany
Dorothy Bernard
Kitty Gordon
Princess
Society
Lincoln J. Carter
LA Scala
Dian
Jome
Teddy and
Nellie McNamara
Ansonia Amusement CO
the Five Florimonds
Pantages Orchestra
Montana
van Nurres
Stite
Gil
Stureet
Deine
Frankfort
Tokio Station
ding—Hutie
Telford
Tacoma Tigers
Russ Hall
Lant Evoluelon
Broadway
Charles Frohman
Otis S Kinne
Henry Arthur Jones
Neal Institute
Granite Street
Neal Institutes
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