Hartwig Theater Schedule Promises Stage Variety
The Hartwig Theater lists an eight day lineup starting Wednesday March 17 with Owen Morre in Piccadilly Jim and Constance Talmadge in A Temperamental Wife followed by Irene Castle in The Amateur Wife on Friday March 19. Tom Moore stars in The Gay Lord Quix March 21 and Ethel Clayton in Young Mrs Winthrope March 22.
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Piccadilly Jim
Irene Castle
Tom Moore
Lord Quix
Ethel Clayton
Mrs. Winthrope
Harrison Ford In Demand For Starring Roles
The rising star Harrison Ford gains popularity as a leading man. He recently finished a California photoplay with Wallace Reid and was immediately recalled to star in Marguerite Clark’s Easy to Get, leaving the Reid project the same day the last scene was shot.
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California
Wallace Reid
Hawthorne
Marguerite Clark
Mr. Ford
Reid
Irene Castle Stars in The Amateur Wife at Hartwig
Irene Castle headlines the Paramount Artcraft photoplay The Amateur Wife coming to Hartwig theater Friday. The film adapted from Nalbro Bartie's magazine story follows a young French convent girl who comes to America to live with her musical queen mother and is supported by her admirer Cosmo Spotiswood.
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Irene Castle
Paramount Artcraft
Hartwig Theater
Nalbro Bartiey
America
Cosmo Spotiswood
First of Constance Talmadge Series Soon
The Hartwig theater will show the temperamental comedy A Temperamental Wife starring Constance Talmadge as the opening film in a new series. The screening is set for Thursday at the Hartwig theater naming Talmadge the series star.
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Constance Talmadge
Hartwig
Firet Ern
Twelve Productions Set for First National Exhibitors Circuit
Miss Talmadge to produce twelve films distributed by the First National Exhibitors' Circuit. The announcement outlines planned projects and the distribution arrangement for the upcoming release slate.
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Miss Talmadgesg
First
Notice to Contractors for Beaverhead School Building Bid
The Board of School District No. 10 Beaverhead County Montana will accept bids until 8 p m April 14 1920 at the State Bank of Dillon for erection of a Primary School building at Pacific and Reeder streets. Separate bids requested for General Construction Heating and Plumbing and Electric Wiring. Bids must include a 5 percent certified check and be mailed or delivered to Clerk R F Tattersall. Plans by Fred F Willson Arch Bozeman. The board may reject any bid.
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Montana
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R. F. Tattersall
Industrial Accident Board
Fred F. Willson
Board of Trustees
Teaching Week Promotes Higher Salaries in Beaverhead
Beav erhead county urges action to attract teachers by raising salaries to at least 125 dollars monthly and improving living conditions. Montana draws many teachers from outside. the campaign includes student outreach, and a Teachers Week with art exhibit and fundraisers to buy framed classroom pictures.
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Beaverhead County
State Normal College
Dillon
Montana
Good Government Club Discusses Teachers' Salaries and Financing
At a Good Government club meeting during Teachers Week five speakers including Miss Mary Innes Mrs A L Anderson and Professor Lee R Light addressed teachers salaries and the proposed bond and tax measures to fund state schools.
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Good Government Club
Mary Innes
A. L. Anderson
Lee R. Light
Light
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