Windermere boys camp near Thunder Hill on Columbia Lake
Twenty two Windermere district boys camped on Dave Larmour’s Thunder Hill property for nine days of activities on Columbia Lake near Invermere. The program included flag ceremonies, sports, swimming, fishing trips to Canal Flat, and a camp fire finale with entertainment. Allan Moore led the Tigers with a pennant win. Frank Turner broke his arm but recovered, and local donors provided food and gifts as camp accounts seek to cover a small deficit.
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Herald
Invermere
B.C
Columbia Lake
Dave Larmour
Thunder Hill
F. B. Atkinson
Church of England
Lakes
Windermere
Wilmer
Athamer
Fairmont
H. Linnell
G. Helmsing
Cranbrook
Moore Brothers
Fort Steele
J. Gibbon
Montreal
G. Heaps
New Westminster
Marion Creek
Mr. Larmour
Allan Moore
Tommy Richardson
Gordon McKay
Tigers
Kootenay
Gordon McKey
T. Howyer
Vancouver
Murray Gibbon
Frank Turner
Larmour
Frank
Importation of Coast Workmen Sparks Local Debate
Cranbrook residents question the use of non resident workers to renovate the Cranbrook Post Office claiming it harms local labor and adds transport costs. They urge expenditure to stay with local craftsmen and seek explanation from Minister of Public Works and Dr King. Andrew McPhail heads to the post for a month while W D Guthrie takes a holiday.
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Herald
Cranbrook
Dr King
Norma Talmadge Fails to Satisfy Fans in Centreville
Norma Talmadge, famed for her motion picture work, disappoints Centreville Iowa girls as an information source on films. Her beauty and charm exceed expectations, but she cannot fill the role of a film information bureau for the community.
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Norma Talmadge
Centreville
Towa
Film Star Miss Talmadge Encounters Centreville Girls
Miss Talmadge visits Centreville to film the closing scenes of The Wonderful Thing for Associated First National Pictures at Star Theatre. She speaks with local girls about movie success and recalls how the Konny sisters started in Brooklyn. The star credits hard work and long hours.
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Centreville
Miss Talmadge
Associated First National Pictures
Star Theatre
Brooklyn
Crooked Street
Constance
Conny
Norma
Angels of Crooked Street at Star Theatre This Week
Hundreds of players perform in The Angel of Crooked Street at Star Theatre on September 6 and 7. Alice Calhoun stars in a modern city set with village crowds and a lively dance scene. Judge Thompson departs for Fernie for county court with criminal and civil cases on the docket. Fernie dairymen plan milk price changes due to poor pasture and high feed costs. J A Crowe of Kitchener, injured while firefighting, shows signs of recovery.
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Thompson
Fernie
Symbols for Words Illustrated in Bought and Paid For
Clara Beranger discusses symbolism in film writing and explains how pictures replace words with symbols. She notes William de Mille’s practice of minimal subtitles and cites examples from Miss Lulu Bett. The piece highlights Bought and Paid For starring Agnes Ayres and Jack Holt.
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Clara Beranger
Mrs. Beranger
William de Mille
Lperean
Lulu Bett
Lulu
Agnes Ayres
Jack Holt
Paramount
Harold Lloyd
Meighan’s New Picture The Easy Road at Rex Theatre
Meighan stars in The Easy Road a Paramount vehicle directed by Tom Foreman from Blair Hall’s Easy Street shown next Wednesday and Thursday at the Rex Theatre. The actor previously starred in Civilian Clothes The Miracle Man and Cecil DeMille films Male and Female Conrad in Quest of His Youth noting his rising popularity.
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Meighan
Paramount
Tom Foreman
Blair Hall
Rex Theatre
Mr. Meighan
Cecil DeMille
Conrad
Corbett Shuns Boxing in The Beauty Shop at Rex
James J. Corbett, former heavyweight champion, appears in a Cosmopolitan Paramount film The Beauty Shop at the Rex Theatre next Monday and Tuesday. He performs light knockabout with Billy Van but refuses to box, ending any return to the ring.
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James J. Corbett
Paramount
Channing Pollock
Rennold Wolt
Rex Theatre
Mr. Corbett
Billy van
Edward Dillon
Van
Corbett
Jim
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B.C.L. Proy
W.a.ferrie
Drs. Green & MacKinnon Physicians and Surgeons Office
Armstrong Avenu
VB. Miles
Hanson Blk
MacPherson Undertaker
Norbury Ave
City Hall
Monuments
Campbell & Ritchie Monumental CO
Nejon
John Gard
Hanson Avenue
Nelson Business College
C. W. Tyler
P. C. Box
Nelson
Kat
Geo
Almas
Fourth Ave
Saskatoon
Sask
Prico
Cranbrook Farmers’? Institute
Women's Institute
G.W.Y. A. Hall
All Indies
F. Constantine
Sec
8 Taylor
Knights OF Pythias
KEY City Lodge, No
R. P. Moffatt - Noble
W. C. Adiard
P.G. Ree
Reveille
Parker & McGee
Big Butte Dairy Farm
Cranbrook Cottage Hospital
A. Crawford
Garden Avenue
Canaries
S. Lawson
Lethbridge
Bird Rooms
Mrs. Carpenter
Pacific Milk Co., Ltd
Ladner
Abbotsford
W. T. Tapscott
Auust
Andrew McPhail
The
Post
W. D. Guthrie
Paramount Picture
Onter Mance
Paris
Eugenie Grandet
Ata
Rex Ingram
Balzac
June Mathis
J. A. Crowe
Kitchener
the Weather Bulletin
Pollowar Ast
F. F. Dalley Company OF Canada Limited
Hamilton
Canada
Tale
Jinks
Tar Theatre
Clyde Cook
Featuring
Alice Calhoun
White Eagle
Zane Gray
Rex
Raymond Hitchcock
Louise Fazenda
Thomas Meighan
Lila Lee
Robinson Crusoe Mutt and Jeff Cartoon
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