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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1923
Page
8
A review of the film A Blind Bargain at the Hartwig theatre lauds Loi Chaney for his dramatic prowess in a sensational melodrama. The plot follows a struggling author who, amid financial aid for his dying mother, agrees to dangerous medical experiments and faces a grim fate in the doctor's dungeon.
Universal Jewel photodrama tells of Bat Shugrue the Pacific Coast League home run king facing a moral crossroads. The film, produced at Universal City and directed by Harry Pollard, stars a strong all-star cast and highlights how public favor can make or break a hero.
Walter Sirfa recovers from injuries after a Dillon accident at the Jefferson fair where his saddle failed him. Tom Hartwig breaks his left arm at a schoolyard mishap. Dillon ladies attend a Twin Bridges bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs. BE Morrow. Salvation Army bundles for Japan earthquake victims appeal for clothing and bedding. A Dill mont park dance features the Snappy Snap orchestra. Many locals travel to Helena Boulder Great Falls Brownes Lake outings and car trips feature in weekly notes.
The Universal production presents Single-Handed starring Hoot Gibson at the Hartwig theatre next Saturday. A traditional circus atmosphere with bands, big tops, bally-hoos, sawdust odors, and peanuts sets the stage for the show.
The Strangers Banquet a shipyard romance by Denn il reaches the Hartwig theater for two days. Marshall Neilan directed with Goldwyn Pictures, filming in an actual shipyard after hours with workers. a dramatic tale of two heirs, intrigue, and a triumphant yet frustrated banquet of strangers amid mighty ships.
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