Charles Murray Stars in Classified at the Rialto
In vaudeville and screen, Charles Murray now headlines the Corinne Griffith feature Classified at the Rialto for its last showings, with critics praising his dramatic shift and recent major roles. Norma Talmadge is set to appear at the Rialto tomorrow in a rare offering titled The Ly.
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Charles Murray
Murray
Mary Philbin
Corinne Griffith
Rialto Theater
Norma Talmadge
Rialto
the Ly
Broadway Vaudeville Opens With Many Standout Acts
The Broadway vaudeville bill opens with J Burke Morgan and Co presenting Oh My bess a fast one act farce with a record of a hundred laughs in eighteen minutes. The Marigold Trio offers Song Singing with refined vocal pieces. The Mother Four European Aero Dancers perform daring hand and chair balancing and acrobatics. Miss Lucile Bruch Gypsy violinist plays a 1646 Maggini instrument. Conrad Clayton and Mil dred Clayton deliver songs patter and pictures. Cecil B De Mille’s The Wedding Song starring Leatrice Joy and Robert Ames closes the bill.
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J. Burke Morgan and Co
Mr. Morgan
Magginni
Lucile Bruch
Miss Bruch
Conrad Clayton
Chicago
Bride Weds Suspect In Murder Plot Rumor
AP reports Anna Epperson, 20, wrote from Chicago she would marry Martin Durkin alias Sam Albano, a confessed killer and thief the police sought, after meeting him in South Bend. Durkin confessed to posing as Durkin. police seized the would be groom.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Anna Epperson
South Bend
Ind
Martin Durkin
Shiek
Sam Albano
Durkin
Havoc at American theater features Fox exmt cast
Hiam Fox selects athletic exmt cast for the Rowland V Lee production of Havoc. George O'Brien leads as Dick Chappel with Madge Bellamy and Margaret Livingston in principal roles Teasie Dunton and Violet Deering. Bellamy and Livingston are noted for beauty talent and sharp portrayals.
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Hiam Fox
Exmt
Rowland V. Lee
American Theater Today
Mr. Fox
George O'Brien
Fox
Dick Chappel
Iron Horse
Madge Bellamy
Margaret Livingston
Teasie Dunton
Violet Deering
Miss Bellamy
Miss Livingston
Court Finds Ethel Warwick Guilty in Police Court
After a multi day hearing Judge Shea found Ethel Warwick guilty of disturbance and resisting an officer. Warrants describe her interference as police attempted to arrest another woman. She disrobed in her home during the incident and claimed her clothes were torn off. Sentence deferred. bonds posted.
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Ethel Warwick
Shea
Warwick
Murray Acquitted in Burglary Case at Lynch Court
A jury in Judge Jeremiah J. Lynch's court acquitted Charles Murray of burglary after about 10 hours of deliberation. Murray, charged with Vernon Scott in a break in at the Stockholm block office, was accused of entering with a knife at Amanda Gilbertson's testimony. The verdict marks the second not guilty decision this term.
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Jeremiah J. Lynch
Charles
Apples) Murray
Murray
Vernon Scott
Galasso
M. Kerr Beadle
Stockholm
Wyoming
Galena
Amanda Gilbertson
Students Strike After Notre Dame Victory at Nebraska
University of Nebraska classes were dismissed as students celebrated yesterday's win over Notre Dame. A professor was forced to leave his office after students pried open the hinges on a locked door, while other instructors gave lectures to empty rows before dismissal.
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Associated Press
Lincoln
Neb
University of Nebraska
Notre Dame
Romance in Classified Finds Winner of Standard Contest
The Standard’s classified page sparked romance in its “What Standard Wanted Interested Me Most and Why” contest. More than 100 readers entered for 18 prizes, with first prize awarded to T. L. Greenfield for an essay inspired by the Home Ownership ad by Bolver & Brown.
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Standard
The
Rialto Theater
Corinne Griffith
Edna Ferber
Rialto
T. L. Greenfield
Bolver & Brown, Realers
Butte
Prize winners of classified contest
Pirtois T Greenfield Metals bank building 10 tickets to Rialto Second prize Ethel Lynch 735 Last Summit street six tickets Third prize Mrs Strommy 845 West Copper four tickets The following persons were awarded two tickets each Tlarve Angell Esther Hayes Elizabet O'Donnell Ruch Galvin Ray Sullivan Georgia Angel Willie Cronin Willie Cronin appears as Wel lie Cronin Wiliam Freeborn Helen O'Brien Mrs Irene Carnpy Eddie McGowan Henry Edgerton Mary Collins Tom Stephens Alice Milton
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Pirtois
T. L. Greenfield
Metals Bank Building
Rialto
Prise
Ethel Lynch
Summit Street
Mrs. Strommy
West Copper
Tlarve Angell
Esther Hayes
Elizabet O'Donnell
Ruch Galvin
Ray Sullivan
Georgia Angel
Wellie Cronin
Wiliam Freeborn
Helen O'Brien
Irene Carnpy
Oil Interests Call Petroleum Congress in Montana
Great Falls will host the first general oil convention and petroleum congress in Montana on Friday December 3 covering two days. Open meetings run daily 10 am to 2 pm at the Rainbow hotel with speakers of national prominence including Irvine Stewart Governor Erickson and other notable figures. The American Legion plans a boxing card during the congress.
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Great Falla
Montana
Rainbow Hotel
Irvine Stewart
Rocky Mountain
Erickson
B. B. Brooks
Wyoming
Frank S&cotten
Great Falls
Montana Power Company
A. H. Sykes
Great Falls Gas Company
C. A. Rosemussen
American Legion
Decree artane seven Pearce tena wintertime
The fragmentary OCR item mentions Decree artane and names Pearce and Franklin Time with wintertime references, suggesting a brief public notice or legal action.
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Artane
Pearce Tena
Franklin
Leopard Trims Patou Ensemble by Mme Lisbeth
The yellow fashion trend dominates evening wear and day ensembles. A Patou model gray kasha suit features a pleated skirt, yellow sweater, and leopard fur trimmed coat. Tweeds remain popular with gray rose tones and matching coats. Knitted ensembles in cocoa brown show antelope fur accents. New jersey sweaters display rust and orange blazer stripes with coordinating skirts.
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MME, Lisbeth
Paris
Mise Hope Hampton
Screen Star
Kasha
A& Patou
New Jersey
Carbuncle Causes Death of Sadie and Co Vice President
H. A. Sachs, vice president of Sadie and Co., died suddenly in Mount Sinai hospital after going there Wednesday to have a carbuncle lanced. The Associated Press report from New York notes his sudden death occurred on November 27.
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Associated Press
New York
H. A. Sachs
Sadie and Co
Mount Samai Hospital
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