The Brass Bottle at Hartwig Theatre Next Friday
Hartwig Theatre presents Maurice Tourneur's The Brass Bottle a First National feature with Harry Myers Ernest Torrence Charlotte Merriam and Barbara La Marr The film blends modern London with King Solomon era fantasy as a struggling architect frees a genie whose powers clash with contemporary life. The program also notes Thomas H Ince’s Anna Christie adaptation and casting news Blanche Sweet in the lead role.
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Maurice Torneur
F. Anstey
Hartwig Theatre
Harry Myers
Ernest Torrence
Charlotte Merriam
Barbara la Marr
Thomas H. Ince
Eugene O’neill
Anna Christie
London
O'Neill
Vanity Fair
Ince
Blanche Sweet
Mr. Ince
Miss Sweet
Broken Bone Helps Directing Featherbed Film Effort
Edward Sedgwick directed Blinky the Universal comedy at Camp Hearn near the Mexican border while sustaining a broken leg. He used a wheelchair and two orderlies to continue, with Hoot Gibson portraying Blinky and Esther Ralston in a large supporting cast for the Army life satire.
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ED. Sedgwick
Edward Segewick
Blinky
Hoot Gibson
Universal
Hartwig Theater
Gene Markey
Camp Hearn
Eleventh Cavalry
Sedgwick
Washington
Esther Ralston
de Witt Jennings
Plinor Field
Donald Hetswell
Flower of the North film at Hartwig Theater tonight
Vitagraph director David Smith brings James Oliver Curwood adaptation Flower of the North to Hartwig Theater for tonight and tomorrow. Star Henry B. Walthall and Pauline Starke lead an all star cast with a large Oregon Washington setting built on the studio lot.
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David Smith
Vitagraph
James Oliver Curwood
Hartwig Theater
Henry B. Walthall
Pauline Starke
Mr. Smith
Northwest
Oregon
Washington
Pacific Northwest
Napoleon
Tole
County Superintendent Returns From Dillon Training
County Superintendent Tina Smith reports a two week training session for county superintendents at the State Normal College in Dillon Montana. Instructors included Katherine Cook and Estaline Wilson with hands on work in rural school administration testing and measurements. The event featured university and college presidents, campus receptions, and a nuptial style family dinner at the Anderson hotel with social events hosted by local organizations.
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Dillon Whitehall
Tina Smith
State Normal College
Dillon
Montana
Katherine B. Cook
Bureau of Education
Washington,d. C
Cook
Washington
United States
Estaline Wilson
Toledo
Ohio
Davis
the Normal
Clapp
University
Atkinson
The
Agricultural College
Brannon
Trumper
Brandt
Duboe
Rotary Club
Eastern Star
Andrus Hotel
Eleanor Wolverton
Doris Rundel
Whitehall
Miss Smith
Jefferson County
Society Good Government Tea Honors New Officers
A tea and reception was held in the kindergarten rooms of the new primary building by the Good Government club to compliment the newly elected officers. A lengthy program featured music readings and solos performed by local residents and accompanists, including Miss Ruby Wyatt and Miss Connie Martin, with a violin solo Adoration by Dan Henneberry.
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Good Government Club
Esta Holtz
Katherine Bates
Helen Ida Beat
Hope Mathews
Miss Sipple
H. Lane Wilson
F. D. Willis
Saint Saens
Ruby Wyatt
Hilda Hendrickson
Amy Woodforde Frieden
Connie Martin
Dinner Party Pinochle Thrives Among Miss Clara Plants Guests
Miss Clara Plant hosted a dinner party last Saturday evening with many ladies and gentlemen in attendance. After dinner three tables played Pinochle, providing lively entertainment for the guests.
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Clara Plant
Theta Hosts Social Evening at Gilbert Home
Theta was pleasantly entertained last night at the home of Mrs. T. E. Gilbert and Miss Gilbert and Miss Carolyn White. Mrs. W. E. Stephenson will be hostess to the Pinochle club next Wednesday evening. The Two Bit club will meet tomorrow. Evening with Mrs. R. M. Barrett. Mrs. A Vachon entertained her.
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Theta
T. E. Gilbert
Gilbert
Carolyn White
W. E. Stephenson
R. M. Barrett
A. ‘Vachon
Social notes from Dillon and surrounding towns
Bridge club gathering last Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. E. Duff and her two daughters Betty and Patty go to Long Beach California to join Mr. Duff in business. Mrs. Osie Smith spent part of last week in Butte. Mrs. Otto Schulz visited Dillon friends from Sheridan. Cora Holland spent the weekend in Pocatello Idaho enroute from Chicago to Los Angeles. Irene Oliver stayed at Jack Thiel’s this week arriving Sunday from Pocatello. Ethel Wurz recent from Alameda Cal stopped in Dillon last week before returning to Deer Lodge. Mrs. Chas Brenner of Horse Prairie visited Dillon last Monday and stayed at Andrus hotel. Mrs. A. G. Williams and Mrs. Lorenzo Cushing visit Butte to see David Warfield in The Merchant of Venice and The Hunchback of Notre Dame. Mrs. Curry arrived from Missoula and visits daughter Mrs. Warren Stone. Morand and baby daughter expected in Dillon this week from Miles City to join Dr. Morand who has located here.
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Duff
Betty
Patty
Long Beach
Cal
Osie Smith
Butte
Otto Schulz
Dillon
Sheridan
Cora Holland
Pocatello
Idaho
Chicago
Los Angeles
Irene Oliver
Jack Thiel
Ethel Wurz
Alameda
Deer Lodge
Chas. Brenner
Horse Prairie
Andrus Hotel
A. G. Williams
Lorenzo Cushing
David Warfield
Notre Dame
Curry
Missoula
Warren Stone
Morand
Miles City
Dr. Morand
Resolution for Annulment of Teapot Dome Lease
Text of Walsh substitute resolution requests annulment of the Mammoth Oil Company lease for naval oil reserve No 3 in Wyoming. It cites fraud and violation of law, urges recovery of the lands, and authorizes the president to initiate suit and prosecute related civil and criminal action with Senate consent for appointment of special counsel.
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Montana
Washington
Walsh
Teapot Dome
Mammoth Oil Company
Committee On Public Lands and Surveys
United States Senate
Naval Oil Reserve No. 3
Wyoming
United States
Albert B. Fall
Interior
Edwin Denby
Secretary of the Navy
Mammoth’. Oi] Company
Congress
Senate
Department of Justice
Demolay Quintet to Meet Sheridan Independents
The Demolay basketball team will face the Sheridan Independents next Saturday evening at the local gym. They seek improvement after a tough loss to the Columbians of Butte and are under the supervision of J. B. Cluley from the Normal College this week. A preliminary game is planned.
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Sheridan Independents
Columbians
Butte
J. B. Cluley
The
Normal College
Sheridan
Wool market and grazing fee adjustments announced
Boston Jan 25 The Commercial Bulletin reports a modest uptick in domestic wool markets with higher volumes and steadier prices. It notes optimistic wool growers during their convention and publication of quotas across regions including Ohio Pennsylvania Michigan and New York. Secretary Wallace says grazing fees on national forests will not rise before 1926 with phased increases to 1929 easing stock industry strain.
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Boston
American Woolan Company
London
Liverpool
Commercial Bulletin
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Michigan
New York
Delaine
Wisconsin
Missouri
New England
Texas
California
Middle County
Southern
Oregon
Montana
Wallace
Forest Service
National Forests
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Barbara la Mare
Marge O’doone
Snowblind
MR. Wedum
W. H. Keller
A. J. Wedum
Clubs and Societies
Bridge Club
Society Personals
Demolay
Bond Grocery Co
Wan
Swift
Swift’s
Tin Banner Blue Syrup
Hershey’s
Wood’s Cross
Bond Grogery
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