Film packed with laughs and melody Hit the Deck on film
Radio Pictures presents Hit the Deck a lavish adaptation of the stage hit with a 100 Negro vocalists sequence a 300 member cast and elaborate Technicolor sets. Polly Walker June Clyde and Marguerita Padula star with songs like Harbor of My Heart and Keeping Myself Just for You among nine numbers. Luther Reed directs with LeBaron producing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerita Padula
Polly Walker
June Clyde
Ethel Clayton
Pearl Eaton
U. S. Marine
U. S. S. West Virginia
Looloo
New York
Roger Gray
Franker Woods
Jack Oakie
Bilge
Radio Pictures
Wallace MacDonald
Harry Sweet
Dell Henderson
Andy Clark
Nate Slott
Charles Sullivan
George Ovey
Navy
Luther Reed
Robert Kurrle
William LeBaron
Beaverhead Coach Brick Breeden Returns Home
Beaverhead County High School coach Brick Breeden spent the weekend at his Bozeman residence and returned home Sunday evening.
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Brick” Breeden
Beaverhead County
Bozeman
Dale undersheriff from Madison County in Deton visit
C O Dale undersheriff of Madison County spent several days in Deton from Virginia City attending to business matters.
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C. O. Dale
Madison County
Deton
Virginia City
Bozeman Rotary Club Prepares For Montana Convention
Bozeman Montana the Bozeman Rotary Club plans a two day district convention May 16 and 17 with a mixer May 15 at Hotel Baxter a luncheon at the Baxter and a governor’s ball. Speakers include Charles W. Ackley and Roy Ronald. An automobile trip to Karats Kamp and a golf tournament are also planned.
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Rotary Clubs
Montana
Bozeman
Sterling Wood
Billings
Rotary
Bozeman Club
Fred Bennion
Wood
Baxter
168Rd Regimental
John Fechter
Charles W. Ackley
Third International
Vine Land
New Jersey
Roy Ronald
Mitchell
South Dakota
Reichle Notes: Local Visits and Minor Injury
Miss Josephine Verbance spends weekend in Reichle from Dillon for home visit. Mr and Mrs Val Tadovich and family visit Frank and Mautz home near Dillon. Will Adders of Butte visit Reichle. Rudolph Polish cannot drive school bus due to infected hand from axe cut. improving. Mrs Frank Kambich of Glendale visits Hartwig home. Carl Kambich in Butte. Frank Kambich and Miss Molly Buyan drive to Dillon.
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Josephine Verbance
Dillon
Val Tadovich
Frank Mautz
Will Adders
Butte
Reichle
Rudolph Polish
Frank Kambich
Glendale
Julius Hartwig
Molly Buyan
History of the movies notes silent to talkies era shifts
A rapid, witty survey of early cinema tracing silent films to talking pictures. It mentions Coolidge visiting Warner Bros studios, Alice Joyce in The Green Goddess, and references to titles like The Five Facets of Flo and Song of the West. It notes technicians now require electricians, not plumbers, for sound.
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Coolidge
Warner Bros
Hollywood
Flo
Alice Joyce
George Arliss
Just Movie News
First National
Billie Dove
Ripley
Spring quarter notes on assembly and recitals
Spring quarter registration numbers 314. This week the junior class hosted Madame Mariah the Mystery Woman who gave private readings. Dancers included Patty Curry, Patty Stamm, and Betty Barry. Miss Elizabeth Ballard performed tap steps praised by students. Next week’s assembly features music and Charles Henry’s talk on the NEA meeting in Atlantic City. Ralph McFadden plans three pupil recitals this quarter with piano solos and quartets on March 28, and April 4 and 10. Admission is free for townspeople and students.
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Madame Mariah
Elizabeth Ballard
Patty Curry
Patty Stamm
Betty Barry
Elizabeth
Charles Henry
Department of Superintendence of the
Atlantic City
Ralph McFadden
McFadden
Pioneer Resident of Big Hole Dies
Frank Degenhart a former pioneer resident of the Big Hole basin died Sunday in Salt Lake City according to word received in Dillon He was one of the earliest settlers in the Big Hole having conducted a ranch near Jackson and was well known among the older residents of the county He was 80 years of age.
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Frank Degenhart
Big Hole Basin
Salt Lake City
Dillon
Big Hole
Jackson
Planned grade crossing structures urged by highway builders
Washington reports that the grade crossings committee of the American Road Builder's association urges low cost, carefully planned structures to separate traffic at railroad grade crossings and highway intersections. The report notes many crossings lack adequate separation.
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Washington, D. C
American Road Builder's Association
Ttig
Grade crossing eliminations urged to cut highway accidents
The committee urges low cost grade separations to remove highway and railroad crossings. Chairman Morris Goodkind says dangers at grade crossings are 3.5 times higher and cites rising urban accidents while Georgia reports progress reducing 1918 to last year crosses.
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Morris Goodkind
New Jersey State Highway Commission
Ufe
C. B. McCullough
Oregon
United States
Georgia
Searcy B. Slack
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Wigger
Vincent Youmans
Virginia
Bozeman Rotary Club
Montana State College
Alfred Atkinson
Pete
Reichle News
Carl Kambich
Examiner
Express
Santost
Alice Joyes
North Carolina
Wiliam AL. Craven
Goodkind
Western Montana
Higgins Avenue
Missoula
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