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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1925
Page
7
Edna Wallace Hopper touts long study of face creams and claims her Youth Cream line works. She says the product comes in cold cream and vanishing types with the same ingredients. The cold cream is worn at night to nourish skin and the vanishing cream serves as powder base and daytime protection. She asserts her complexion is admired.
A disjointed text fragment urges gathering thinking materials and notes extensive personal details about a neighbor including house number phone make of car business and cigar brand. No coherent event or news this is an isolated monologue request.
Young residents of Butte plan to attend the Garden City game with Missoula and Washington State. Residents weigh travel by auto, on foot, and even ride theft risks amid finances. Girls join in the enthusiasm, while some worry about securing funds and safety for the trip.
The Rialto shows Not So Long Ago, a colorful 1860 New York rom com adapted from Arthur Richman stage hit. Betty Bronson plays a playful heroine who pretends Billy Ballard loves her, leading to real romance with Ricardo Cortez. A race scene with Laurance Wheat adds comic conflict as Betty balances love and her father’s invention.
A rancher sues for damages alleging unlawful eviction from leased land on June 1 1935 and fraud claims related to cattle hay and dairy operations. The case seeks about 1200 dollars plus court costs as judges review conflicting lease terms and eviction actions. Also noted is a probate accounting for the estate of a minor and a public park incident where a man was barred for playing checkers in Beaver City.
Seven men were robbed during a train holdup on a Northern Pacific boxcar headed for Butte. Two assailants fired through the floor and forced victims to lineup while the pair fled the train at Logan and were tracked toward Butte by detectives. Names and specifics are partial from the report, with investigators Rodda Yerry on the case.
The Beaverhead County Federation of Women's Clubs holds its semi annual meeting at Wise River on October 10. Guest speakers include Miss Smith dean of the State Normal School and Mrs. Kingsley Beaverden County nurse. All interested ladies invited. morning session starts 10:30 lunch served at the Wise River hotel.
The Ansonia theater presents The Happy Warrior a three day run by A B Hutchington adapted from If by Winter with J Stuart Blackton producing Albert E. Smith presenting. Cast includes Malcolm McGregor Alice Calhoun Wilfred North Anders Randolph Otto Matiesen Olive Borden Eulaite Jensen Gardner James Andree Tournier Jack Herlek Philippe de Lacy Bobby Gord. English heir to a title joins a circus and becomes an exhibition boxer unaware of his birth then gives up the claim to marry the circus girl he loves.
In Reno Nevada Dr Henry Albert noted positive results using an extract from Canadian thistle pollen to treat hay fever. After a year of treatment a Tonopah patient reportedly achieved a 90 percent cure, while a day fever sufferer arrested on a disturbance charge posted a $25 bond at police court yesterday.
An extensive musical program at the Butte Kiwanis noon luncheon featured performances from The Glorious Girl cast and Empress Stock Company. Norris was elected Kiwanis director unanimously, with Ben Hardin withdrawing in favor of Norris. The upcoming October 6 production is directed by Louis Towne, with 80 to 110 performers, including Misa Norma Deane, Evelyn Donohise, and Roy Murray as program chair. The event and show are promoted by Towne and associates, with a professional director and amateur cast.
Six couples study the Charleston style under director Lewis Lacey as they prepare to debut a Broadway spectacle. The Charleston, a South Carolina born dance, has captivated theater producers and clubs in the East, signaling a fresh entertainment concept for audiences in Bluffton and beyond.
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