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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1924

Page

7

Sid Chaplin Returns to Screen Acting in Her Temporary Husband

Sidney Chaplin, brother of Charlie Chaplin, abandons directing to resume screen acting. He stars as a lugubrious Cockney butler in Her Temporary Husband directed by John McDermott, with Owen Moore Sylvia Bremer Tully Marshall and others. Edith Roberts leads opposite Edward Horton in Front Page Story shown at the Hartwig tonight and tomorrow.

Charles Chaplin Sidney Chaplin Lid Sid John McDermott Owen Moore Sylvia Breamer Tully Marshall Chuck Reisner Charles Gerrard George Cooper Edith Roberts Edward Horton Jess Robbins Hartwig Theatre Norman Dawn Thomas H. Ince Cecil B. de Mille Gasnier John M. Stahl

My Dad thrills with brave youth seeking father’s innocence

The film My Dad at Hartwig theatre features Johnnie Walker as a brave youth racing through snow to collect evidence that exonerates his father from a murder accusation. Released by Film Booking Offices of America, the drama unfolds with tense pursuit and a resolute, protective son.

Johnnie Walker Johnnie Dad Film Booking Offices of America Hartwig Theatre

Marjorie Daw Stars in The Dangerous Maid at Hartwig

Marjorie Daw rises to fame with Cecille in The Dangerous Maid a First National release shown at the Hartwig theatre Friday. Daw previously gained notice as a white-wigged French maid in Joan the Woman. She was born in Los Angeles and educated there.

Marjorie Daw Cecille Constance Talmadge Hartwig Theatre Joan Geraldine Farrar Miss Daw Los Angeles

Bobcat Hunt Goes Troubled in Rocks

A hunter describes a Christmas vacation bobcat hunt near home that ends with a fall from eight feet, bent rear sight on his gun, and minor injuries. He reflects on mistaking two balls of light for eyes and returning home without success.

Drayage Service Ad Promises Quick Delivery Hauling

An old classified line advertises drayage for all kinds of hauling with quick delivery. James Cunningham lists contact phone 290.

James Cunningham

Dillon Boy Scouts Re-register for 1924 Big Year Plans

Dillon Troop 1 re registers for 1924 with 43 scouts so far and about 30 awaiting. Scoutmaster Reeser promises new stunts and a club house at Union Electric site. Summer camp at Tent Lake will be led by the scoutmaster to boost First and Second Class ranks. A Point and Honor system starts with 126 merit points. attendance, uniform, non use of tobacco, dues, tests, hikes, and punishments adjust points. Note says scouts below 60 points will be suspended. Registered boys include Andrus Lorain, Cashmore Harold, Céakini Barry, Cosgrove Walton, Covert Lloyd.

Dillon Reeser Union Electric Tent Lake Tent Mountain Argenta Beont Wiereensesseanene Swortide Svvcoresce

Rawlinson Stars in The Victor at Hartwig Theatre

Herbert Rawlinson, famed for crook roles, appears next Saturday in a boxing drama not his usual type. The Victor, adapted by El Richard Schayer from a Gerald Beaumont story, features Rawlinson as a knight of the squared circle and promises a clear winner.

Herbert Rawlinson Underworld Hartwig Theatre Universal Star Rawlinson el Richard Schayer Gerald Beaumont

Scoutmaster and Assistant Named in Local Group

A list shows names including Cosgrove Finch Farrell Gilbert Gimble Gordon Gruwell Howell Johnson Jensen Kennison Mathews Orr Peacock Blair Backins Brundage Light Scott Peterson Rash Ryburn Spencer Smith Smith Smith Thibodeau Waldorf Wheat Wemple Whitworth Williams Wolf Reeser Patterson Gordon Assistant.

Justice Cooper Signs Montana Mills Injunction Decision

Associate Justice Charles H. Cooper returned from California and added his signature to the majority ruling in the Mills injunction suit. The decision held the governor lacked power to veto appropriations on a percentage basis and invalidated 1.6 million dollars of state warrants, spurring a January 22 special session. Cooper fully agreed with Chief Justice Callaway and Justices Stark and Galen.

Justice Cooper Helena California Charles H. Cooper Montana Supreme Court Mills Cooper Callaway Stark and Galen

Good Government Club Pays Tribute To Dorchester Service

The Good Government club expresses appreciation for Miss Dorchester’s varied service as charter member president secretary treasurer parliamentary advisor and long time committee contributor. Her wide range of duties and steady leadership leave a notable gap in club activities.

The Good Government Club Dorchester Ita

Montana Freight Traffic Increases Across State Lines

Montana railroad records show freight originations within and through the state rose notably in July to October this year. Car loadings reached 121,839, vs 103,617 last year, with coal, sheep, hogs, wool, logs, and ore products driving the rise. autos and sugar shipments also climbed amid a broad upturn in bridge traffic across Montana.

Montana Montana Railroad Commission Railroad Commission Montana Points Railroad Board

Ghostly prank at Argenta Lakes thrills Boy Scouts

Last summer a group of Boy Scouts enjoyed Argenta Lakes with meals fishing and pranks. Two rode horses. A camp ghost hid behind a tree in a white quilt then jumped out startling two boys who clutched each other in fear. The prank ended with laughter as they returned to camp.

Argenta Lakes

Thanking friends for kindness during illness and death

The Shipleys and Peterson families express heartfelt thanks for the kindness shown during their father's illness and death. They especially thank the Modern Woodmen and send appreciation from Mr and Mrs Henry Shipley and others named here.

Henry Shipley H. F. Peterson A. T. Peterson W W. Peterson John H. Moore L. E. Peterson

Miss Anna Christie to Visit Dillon Soon

Dillon residents will welcome Miss Anna Christie as a guest to the city, with her arrival anticipated in the near future.

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Sid Chaplin Owe Meer Marjorie Daw A BOY Scouts Register Andrus Lorain Cashmore Harold Céakini Barry Cosgrove Walton Covert Lloyd Mation Co RTORS Collegen Weasel Lynx Otter J. F. Wiksdal Care Dillon Steam Laundry First National Bank the Bank of Strength and Service Derson Market Fish and Oysters OUR Iness Anderson Market
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