Interesting notes on what’s doing at theatres
Wild animals star in Back to God's Country a James Oliver Curwood drama adaptation at the Amuse for four days starting Tuesday. Cast includes Neil Shipman Dolores Wheeler Oakman Wellington Playter Charles Arling with animals trained by John T. Gibson and Miss Pearl BE Johnson. Also notes the Denver pair John T. Gibson and Pearl BE Johnson wed in Cheyenne Saturday.
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God’s Country
James Oliver Curwood
Amuse
Neil Shipman
Ameai
Dolores
Wheeler Oakman
Wellington Playter
Charles Arling
John T. Gibson
Miss Pearl BE. Johnson
Denver
Cheyenne
Faith Shadows Rex Beach Drama in New Orleans Photoplay
Rex Beach drama The Crimson Gardenia plays at Amusa with a belligerent struggle of courage over brawn set in colorful New Orleans carnival amid primitive men and fearless women. Peggy Hyland stars in Faith opening at the Atlas. the two reel Sunshine comedy Training For Husbands and Chester Travelogue feature alongside. The Dub stars Wallace Reid as a man who proves his courage in swift, dramatic scenes at the Lyric. John Craig leads the cast in a tale of love and redemption with a steadfast hero.
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Terrffic
Marge Peggy Hyland
Rex Beach
O’doone
Faith
Amusa
Canning
Alaska
Northwest
New Orleans
Marge O'Doone
the Princess
Arctic
William Fox
Peggy Hyland
the Atlas
Miss Hyland
Bonnie
Scotland
Wallace Reid
Paramount
Lyric Theatre
John Craig
Reid
Craig
Frugal Holiday Menu and Film News Snippets
Readable menu hints include berries with powdered sugar, bacon, French toast, soups, rhubarb shortcake, and ham dishes with detailed cooking steps. Also notes Florence Turner’s return to film in Blackmail and Japan’s forthcoming moving picture censorship starting July.
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Movieland
Florence Turner
Vitagraph
Metro
Miss Turner
Filmland
Maurice Gostello
Turner
England
Lucia Chamber-lain
Viola Dana
A Letter for Women Garnett Kansas
Mrs Evan Suay of Garnett Kansas recounts severe postnatal illness after an easy birth and a subsequent nervous breakdown. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for rapid relief after two doses and full recovery after five bottles. She later had a ten pound son and two more children with continued good health. She praises the medicine and recommends it to others.
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Evan, Suay
Garnett
Kansas
Sprinkling Cart Rivalry Sparks Office Banter
In El Paso a colonel at the Morning Times ignores a Hebrew merchant’s flashy cart ads as a young Israelite brags of a new boy at home. The editor’s quip about advertising on the water wagon reflects the era’s caustic newsroom humor. Returns from Havana are awaited to judge Edwards.
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The
el Paso
Tex
Morning Times
Times of Price
Rattlesnake Skin Exhibition Headline At Noble Hotel
While driving near Alkali Butte Col. H. E. Billow and Seward M. Gunderson encountered a five foot rattle snake with 13 rattles. Billow shot the snake in the head and skinned it. The snake will be tanned and displayed at the Noble hotel soon.
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Alkali Butte
H. E. Billow
Seward M. Gunderson
Col. Billow
Noble Hotel
Lander
Giant of the ring rises as Stevens guides Caskey
Cincinnati reports Corporal Tommy Stevens a former bantamweight from Cincinnati and Columbus now directs the career of Corporal Harry Caskey of Dallas Texas a heavyweight at 6 feet 10 inches tall and 240 pounds in the ring.
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Cincinnati
Tommy Stevens
DAILY ROAD REPORT LINCOLN HIGHWAY CONDITIONS
Road conditions from North Platte to Sidney show a new grade between Big Spring and Cappell. Pine Bluffs is good. Hillsdale fair. Cheyenne west rough near Ames Monument. Laramie west rough near Rock River. Medicine Bow to Walcott very rough. Evans ton to Lyman rough halfway then good to Ogden. Laramie to Wood's Landing and to Fort Collins excellent. Centennial fair to good. Tie Siding to Encampment and Rawlins very good via North Park. Sage good. Yellowstone Highway routes mixed with rough zones near Pole Creek and free- flowing Chugwater. Orin to Casper generally good with ten miles of fresh grading, then excellent to Sodium, fair to Moneta, dusty to Shoshoni. Side Trips Shoshoni to Riverton good then fair to Lander. Salt Creek to Kaycee rough through oil fields, then good to Sheridan. Orin to Lusk dusty. Chugwater to Diamond good.
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Lincoln Highway
North Platte
Sidney
Big Spring
Cappell
Pine Bluffs
Hillsdale
Cheyenne West
Ames Monument
I.aramie West
Rock River
Medicine Bow
Walcott
Evanston
Lyman
Ogden
Laramie
Wood's Landing
Fort Collins
Centennial Fair
Rawlins
North Park
Sage
Yellowstone Highway
Greeley Road
Greeley
Fort Lupton
State Line
Loveland
Longmont
Pole Creek
Wheatland
Orin
Casper
Moneta
Riverton
Lander
Salt Creek
Kaycee
Sheridan
Lusk
Diamond
Brennan Beats Ole Anderson for Unspecified Championship
Bill Brennan scores a knockout over Ole Anderson and is described as a champion though the exact title remains unclear. The brief notes Brennan’s victory and ambiguous claim to a championship.
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Bill Brennan
Ole Anderson
Brennan
Indian runners to compete in Antwerp Olympic marathon
Three natives of India, P. D. Odhalay, N. D. Kaikadi, and B. V. Datur, sail to England and Belgium for the Antwerp marathon. They join past Indian competitors who excelled in cross country, running barefoot in a recent international event noted for its surprising footwear choice.
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Japan
Ix, Yashima
India
Antwerp
England
Belgium
P. D. Odhalay
Bombay Presidency
N. D. Kaikadi
Sahara Bombay
B. V. Datur
Sangli
Poonah
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Hugo Bezdek
Pennsylvania State College
Fiousehold
Leon Errol
Buggins
Vaudevile Fame
Sylvia Breamer
Robert W. Chambers
Abatte” Press
Chambers
Lydia E. Pinkham
Edwards
Havana
Princess Theater
Billow
W Wallace
Bies
Tri
Fatty Arbuckle
Love
ATLAS
Harry Lauder
Selznick News—Goldwyn Comedy
Corrine Griffith In “the Garter Girl
Larry Lemon
Marge O’doone”’ By
James Oliver.curwood
Daily Road Report
Inpara
Rex
Myst
Chester Travelogue
Wapi
Walrus
Good Housekeeping
Curtis Street
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