Mob Scene at Phantom of Opera Reveals Cast and Crowds
A fragmented report describes a chaotic mob scene during the Phantom of Opera production with mentions of Lon Hattey Mary Daltbiry Norman Harry Gowland Saitn Mawards Valentina and an array of performers and staff including Bruce Covington opera singers stage hands and patrons. The narrative notes intense photography of kaleidoscopic crowds and a claustrophobic eerie atmosphere as the show unfolds with ghastly lighting and shadowy faces.
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Valentina
John Majoun
Mtehard Siseres
George Wit
Bruce Covington
Geondormon
Maskere
Phantom of the Opera on stage and screen at the Antlers
Lewis Stone stars in the Mirat National Edwin Carewe version of Kiake Bite as Thorace Pierpont with Mary Philbin and Arthur Carewe. Lon Chaney debuts his famed grotesque makeup in a lavish Phantom tale in color, staged by Rupert Julian with opulent interior scenes and a dramatic Paris setting.
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Lewis Stone
Thorace Pierpont
Edwin Carewe
Robert Michans
New
Inaide
Thomas Ji Inca
Stone
California
Ward
United States
Reserve Corps
United States Army
Paris Opera
Mary Philbin
Norman Kerry
Perafan
Arthur Edmund Carewe
Faust
Hal
Nappin
Erin
Lon Chaney
Prince of
Ona
Catt Laginmis
Coast to Montana rate fight opens in Missoula hearing
Testimony began at the federal building in Missoula on a complaint by Missoula Mercantile against steamship lines and railroads alleging discriminatory rates on canned goods and sugar moving coastward. Montana Railroad Commission and attorneys from Milwaukee, Southern Pacific, Great Northern, Northern Pacific, and others present. Discussion focused on rate differentials from San Francisco, Portland, Seattle to Missoula versus Spokane and Wallace, with Missoula shown as yielding higher revenue per ton mile.
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Ten J. Flynn
Saammer
Interstate Commerce Commission
Federal
Missoula Mercantila Company
Montana Railroad Commission
Compaoies
Coeur d'Arena
Montana
Idaho
Spokane
Visa
Montana Commission
Ita
Edmond G. Toomey
H. B Schaefer
Mr. Schaefer
Mr .Toomey
OG. P. Kelley
Seattle
Milwaukee Railway
A. J. Laugh
Paul Arrona
Portland
Southern Pacific Railway Company
M L Country
Man, Jr
St. Paul
Great Northern Railway Company
Noss
Smith
Iltgy
Northern Pacific Railony Company
Schaefer
San Francisco
Missouri
Gente
Walaa
Wallace
Missoula
Minkoula
Epokans
Minsoula
Pounta
Anilla
Butte
Prof Raymer Speaks at DL ALR Meeting
The Oro Fine chapter of the TD A RR met at Mrs A K Prescott Harrison home. Prof RG Raymer of Intermountain College gave an address on the relations of the United States and Mexico over the last 14 years. About 60 members and guests attended. refreshments were served. Some light social notes followed noting that two is company.
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Oro Fine
TD. A, RR
Mra. A
Battle Against Immoral Fashions Aged Youth Duty
In Plymouth Vermont on December 7 a public discussion urged Christian modesty in dress and early youth instruction at Catholic institutions to imprint virtue and dignity. Meanwhile in Chicago President Coolidge spoke to farmers as his son delivered encouragement, with Colonel Coolidge sharing a pleased silent presence.
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Plymouth
Celone
John C. Coolidge
Tim
Chicago
Colonel Coolidge
Strandberg Found Guilty Of Bank Fraud With $200 Fine
Nela Strandberg a rancher north of Helena was found guilty by a district court jury of removing mortgage property from the state. The verdict follows allegations he moved cattle from his ranch to Spokane Washington and converted them to cash without notifying the bank. A $200 fine was issued with judgment to be pronounced tomorrow morning. The trial featured jurors including Frank Tevlene as foreman and others listed.
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Nela Steandberg
Halena
W. OH. Poorman
Department of the District Court
Poorman
Frank
Tevlene
Fred Gunaton
Dugene J. Alt
Fred Gader
Jon T
Spokane
Thia Bank
A.D. Teywood
Strandberg
Youx
Northern Pacific Railroad
Sollinton
Maxt Helena
W. P. Renkin
A. H. Angatman
Pranec Uling
Guin, Ranch and Tallia
Isalrond Company
Merry Widow With Twin Stars Headlines Local Screen Event
Seldom does a picture create such widespread interest as MGM's The Merry Widow coming to Ua Mar Friday through Sunday. The title romance under Erich von Stroheim features Miss Murray in the lead with Jon Gilbert as Prince Danilo. Evy D Arcy Tully Marshall George Fawcett Josephine Crowell and Dale Waller support the cast in strong performances.
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Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer
Erich von Strohelm
Miss Murray
Sora
Jon Glidert
Prince Danilo
Josephine Crowell
Dale Waller
Co operative Marketing Touted as Farm Solution
President outlines cooperative marketing as key to farm prosperity. He argues wealth is not the sole aim but building character through industry thrift and self-control. He warns against direct government price fixing, advocates improved storage credit and independent marketing through cooperatives and banks.
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Cnt
Coolidge
Department of Agriculture
Farmers gain from cooperative effort and tariffs on agriculture
The piece argues for farmer initiated cooperatives with government aid to solve pricing and marketing challenges. It cites tariff protection as aiding diversification and reducing surpluses, noting flax acreage rose from 1,643,000 in 1921 to 393,000 in 1923 and stressing home markets as the biggest benefit to farmers.
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Co-Operative
Actress Anna Fuh ring on German stamps 1900 24
Berlin reports a photo of famed actress Anna Fuh ring appearing on all pfennig stamps issued by Germany from 1900 to 1924. It notes she may be the only actress advertised worldwide by stamps and mentions Florenz Ziegfeld offering many stamps free to American authorities if they bear a famous stage star.
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Berlin
Anna Fuhring
Germany
Florene Ziegfeld
America
White Cargo comes to Marlow with universal approval
The sensational hit White Cargo after three years in New York Daly's theater and successful runs in London Chicago and Boston will be staged at the Marlow Saturday for both matinee and evening performances. The universal stamp of approval from critics and the public travels with the show, promising strong attendance for local theatergoers.
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New York
Daly's
London
Chicago
Boston
Marlow
White Cargo
Critien
Partic Vie
Citlom
Nat
High infant death rate shocks Tokyo in Japanese empire
Official statistics reveal over 1,300,000 babies die annually in Japan. Officials attribute the high infant mortality to deficiencies in relief and sanitation measures, highlighting a severe public health crisis across the empire.
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Tokyo
Japan
Empire
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