A Beautiful Act Heads Vaudeville at Princess
The Japanese Révue headlines the Princess show with hand embroidered silks and satins from Japan. Peggy Rogers performs poses with a singing quartet and classic dances while Nelson introduces twenty cats and rats in a coordinated act. Mabel Walzer stars in Sis Hopkins make up with a partner, and Loonie Nace sings and dances. Alexander and Mack bring parodies, and the Netto orchestra provides the score for this varied vaudeville program.
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Japan
Peggy Rogers
Nelson
Mabel Walzer
Sis Hopkins
Loonie Nace
Pantages
Alexander and Mack
Trampland
Netto Orchestra
Neptune the Ground Keeper at Ball Park in Alaska
Neptune, the world’s oldest grounds keeper, tends the Ketchikan diamond as tides rise and fall. The field lies under water at high tide, hard packed with sand when it recedes, and a grandstand sits above the high water mark. The umpire bases decisions on tide tables rather than darkness.
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Neptune
Ketchikan
Alaska
Bambino Ruths
Ty Cobbs
Great Fish of Scriptures Share Modern Decision
Dr. Hugh M. Smith informs the National Geographic Society that giant sharks vary in temperament from harmless to ferocious. He notes the sleeper shark in Arctic waters and the man-eater, Carcharodon carcharias, feared across temperate and tropical seas.
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New York
National Geographic Society
Hugh M. Smith
Dr. Smith
Fernelty
Somniosus Microcephalus
Arctic
Cape Cod
British Isles
Oregon
California
FAMOUS EXPLORER LOST INGE FIELDS
A brief plot note about Martin Conrad and companions believed lost in the South Polar ice appears as part of the screen adaptation of The Woman Thou Gavest Me at the Lyric. Directed by Hugh Ford with Beulah Marie Dix adaptation, showing today as the last performance. A Mack Sennett comedy Watch Your Neighbor is also on the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Polar
Martin Conrad
Hall Caine
Paramount Artcraft
Hugh Ford
Beulah Marie Dix
Mack Sennett
Mondell and Wade Fowler Seek Wyoming House Seat
Certificates of candidacy filed in Wyoming show Frank W. Mondell of Newcastle seeking re election as a Republican and Wade H. Fowler of Douglas seeking the Democratic nomination. Mondell decries public service and vows to continue faithfully. Fowler, popular with farmers, is largely known only in Douglas.
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Wyoming
Congress
Secretary of State
Frank W. Mondell
Newcastle
Man
Wade H. Fowler
Douglas
Register
United States Land Office
Mondell
Fowler
Douglas Land Office
Burke H. Sinclair
Casper
Congressman Mondell
House of Representatives
Courage of Marge O'Doone on Arctic Train
Curwood tale shown at Prin cess Sunday Tuesday follows David Raine fleeing a fractured romance on a snowbound transcontinental train. The vast white north shapes peril and passion with brave women fierce huskies and a grizzly bear showdown in a suspenseful adventure.
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Marge O'Doone
James Oliver Curwood
Arctic
David Raine
North
Down on the Farm drives Amuse with Sennett style
Mack Sennett comedy Down on the Farm leaves the Amuse today with a melodrama tinged plot. Fatty Arbuckle Scenic and Weekly are part of the five reel program. The film promises broad laughs and thrilling climaxes.
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Jack Dalton
Nellie
Mack Sennett
Sennett
Fatty Arbuckle
Russell Street Crossing Straightened in Cheyenne
The Russell Street crossing where Cheyenne street meets Union Pacific tracks will be straightened and moved about twenty five yards west. Grading is underway and a new watchman’s house will sit on the east side of the new crossing. The road will run straight from the Burlington to the Union Pacific and then south along the east side of the red fence toward Twelfth Street.
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Russell Street
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Burlington
Twelfth Street
Kilgore Offered Upstate Police Post With Railroad
W H Kilgore former Casper police captain has received an offer from the chief special agent of the C B and Q railroad to assist in an upstate town. The position pays 170 dollars monthly and the town’s name was not disclosed. In Casper Kilgore helped recover stolen railroad property worth several thousand dollars.
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W. EH. Kilgore
Casper Police Department
C., B. & Q. Railroad
Gilowimo Down Roaring Rapids
Scenes of expert swimming feature in Back to God's Country a First National special written by James Oliver Curwood. Neil Shipman stars as a woman swimmer navigating dangerous rapids and waterfalls in fast action sequences. The Amuse will show the film for four days beginning Tuesday.
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God’s Country
James Oliver Curwood
Neil Shipman
Miss Shipman
Back TO God’s Country
North 53
Laycock Loses Suit Over Road Reopening
Judge W C Mentzer dismissed John Laycock's action against the county and state highway boards to stop reopening a long disused road. The court found the road established in 1888 and never vacated, granting an injunction to prevent Laycock from interfering with reconstruction.
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W.C. Mentzer
District Court
John Laycock
State Highway Commissioners
Section
Township 16
Range 25
Mentzer
Tacoma Fine Highlights Decomposed Meat Case
In Tacoma a man named Frank Mangyrim was fined fifty dollars for attempting to sell decayed meat. The incident underscores local health enforcement actions and food safety concerns in the city.
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Tacoma
Frank Mangyrim
The Gay Old Dog at the Atlas film program
Ferber's The Gay Old Dog appears on the Atlas bill with Hobart Henley guiding and Miss Ferber's story about Jimmy Dodd who postpones marriage to care for three selfish sisters then begins his gay dog life. Two comedies complete the program.
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Miss Ferber
Hobart Henley
Jimmy Dodd
Jimmy
Gates Oil Company Expands Acreage in Virgil Field Kansas
Gates Oil Company shows strong gains in Virgil Field Woodson County Kansas with No 2 Kimbell well at 1600 feet depth flowing 11 minutes and expected to exceed 200 barrels daily. Developments prove up 240 acres of 320 owned and include producing wells acquired from Eclipse in Texas and Oklahoma.
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Gates Oil Company
Virgil Field
Woodson County
Kansas
The
Eclipse
Texas
Oklahoma
Tax report shows 1920 first quarter oil barrels valued high
A comptroller filed report notes aggregate production of 10 644 barrels for the first quarter of 1920 with a total valuation of 32710 dollars.
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State Comptrollers
Bull Runs Into Kitchen Wrecks Home and Family
A Durham bull named Pepsy charged into a Liverpool kitchen causing a family to flee with the baby. The kitchen was demolished and fresh meat was later reported nearby.
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Bull Roots Family and Wrecks Kitchen
Liverpool
Pepsy
Uncle Sam to buy idle planes for air mail routes
The post office department seeks bids for four air mail routes to be operated with the transcontinental mail service within months. It will pay owners for planes that are not in use.
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Washington
Sam
Post Office Department
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Inge Fields
South Carolina
Goode
Virginia
United States
Norway
Ireland
Massachusetts
Maine
Good Hope
India
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Parcgina
Florida
Saint Denis
Indian Ocean
Seas
Wade Fowler
Los Angeles
Ina Goldman
Curwood Story
Marge O’doone” By
Princess
Kilgore
Upstate
Gilowimo
Roaring Rapids
Laycock
Old Dog
Hugh Gad
Panoreafi
U.S
Walter & Dyer
Lonnie Nace
Alexander & Mack
Katland
Lyric
Oklahoma Outlaws
Bill Tilghman
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