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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1920
Page
11
Mrs. ALICE PEGRAM presents piano and ballet selections this week at The American Legion Hartwig Theater. Program features Tumble Inn Land O Dreams Gee Whiz Fox Trot Waltz and music from Faust with B C Pegram ballet selections.
Local fans of Doris May and Douglas MacLean will thrill at their Hartwig theater appearance next Friday in the photoplay Mary's Ankle. The Paramount Artcraft picture, based on Mary Roberts Rinehart's Twenty-Three and a Half Hours' Leave, features a young doctor and a sprained ankle heroine in a rich comedy from start to finish.
The Thomas H. Ince production Dangerous Hours arrives at Hartwig theater next Monday. Endorsed by state governors and civil leaders for its Americanization impact, the love story unfolds against Bolshevik Red menace scenes in America and Russia starring Barbara Castleton and Lloyd Hughes.
In Bill Aperson's Boy at Hartwig theater Jack Pickford portrays Buddy Apperson defending his father’s honor. He battles a larger mountaineer across rough terrain and a steep embankment before delivering a knockout.
A specialist offers eye care and headache relief at the Andrus hotel. Dr. H. H. Scarborough will see patients Tuesday March 30 for an eye health examination and relief from headaches.
The article traces the origin of the pneumatic tire to East and South sourcing of rubber and cotton for Goodyear. It describes Goodyear’s plantations in Sumatra and Arizona and explains how fabric is produced in Akron, then woven with rubber, built up, vulcanized, and inspected to ensure maximum mileage.
A promotion in Knox and other stores offers spring hats and styles for men and women. The message highlights new seasonal fashion, urging readers to visit the store for early spring apparel and accessories.
Lieut. Leon Eliel piloted a record flight at the Sierra Airdome with Paul Eliel and his wife Stewart and Leonard Eliel aboard. The trip covered Pasadena Monrovia and the mountains in southern California.
Four assorted ranch listings in Ruby Valley near Sheridan Montana offer 160 to 1900 acre irrigated holdings with alfalfa crops, water rights, stock, and farm buildings. Prices range from 13 900 to 56 000 with cash and credit terms. several include cattle, horses, and machinery. Forest permits and proximity to schools, churches, and open government land noted.
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