America on Screen at Marlow Under D A R Sponsorship
The film America screens at the Marlow Friday and Saturday under the local Daughters of the American Revolution patronage. Oro Fino Chapter Helena urges all ages to see the patriotic photoplay with support from NSDA RB and director David Wark Griffiths historical material. The group honors Capt. William Logan with a bronze marker at Ft. Logan and seeks to mark other regional historical sites. Local view sees America as among Griffiths best productions. Morocco Abd el Krim besieges Xauen with Riffian troops cutting water supply per private reports.
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Old Ft. Logan
Wil- Jian Logan
Associated Vaudeville and Pickford Movie at the Marlow Tonight
The Broadway presented a strong vaudeville bill at the Marlow with matinee and two evening shows. Acts include Jack McLinn’s athletic chair balance, Knox and Inman in blackface sketch, Jimmy Kemper with Edna Hathaway, Howard Baker and Hathaway in acrobatic dances, Wilbur Pfeiffer at the piano, Frank Bush the American storyteller, and Jack Menlin with Lois Evans. A full length feature, The Hill Billy, a Mary Pickford production starring Jack Pickford, completes the program.
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Butte Miner
Marlow
Jack McLinn
Knox
Inman
Jimmy Kemper
Butte
Edna Hathaway
Howard Baker
Miss Hat
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Billy
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Fiftieth Picture Is Fifty Times Better
A Willian Fox production starring Tom Mix, The Heart Buster, opens at the Antlers today. It marks Fox’s fiftieth film featuring Mix, a record in western cinema, and is praised as fifty times better than the average western.
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Winter Garden Dance Tonight at Broadwater
A Winter Garden dance tonight features the new Winter Garden six piece orchestra. Highlights include Fair House Blues by Eisen and Freyler and selections like Hecentric Eliza and Copenhagen with special phonograph arrangements. Admission is ten cents per person and per dance. free dancing from 9 30 to 9 50, plus a 12 o'clock midnight frolic on Saturday. Fort Harrison veterans hospital personnel have hosted entertainments at the Broadwater pavilion and a heating plant has been installed.
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Winter Garden
Albania Declares Itself a Republic in Assembly Vote
The national assembly of patriarite unanimously proclaimed Albania a republic, as semi-official dispatches from Tirana reported tonight. The move marks a major constitutional shift and was welcomed by supporters in Rome and other capitals.
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Blossom Time to Return at Marlow Next Tuesday Evening
Blossom Time, a famed musical, returns to the Marlow next Tuesday evening in a Shubert engagement. Century Theater cast from New York will be featured with a renowned company of singers and exquisite music, offering an oasis from routine productions. Seats are on sale now.
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Battle of Ballots Still Continues in Local Contest
The East Tielona race for three intermediate prizes in the Marlow popularity contest shows a tight finish with one ticket separating candidates. Top vote totals include Marian Aho 264490 and Olive Plummer 259400, followed by Doris Fairfax 255490 and Tavina Wautremont 256750, with several others listed. Voters in two weeks ending Jan 28 select special prizes for best $5 and $10 tickets, featuring Catherine Sullivan, Olive Plummer, and others.
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Marian Aho
Qlire D Plummer
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Fairfax
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Repudiation Talk in Paris Chamber
In a five hour speech in the chamber of deputies Louis Marin former secretary of state and opposition deputy argued France should not be compelled to pay debts to the United States and Britain. He urged that settlements be moral not commercial noting allies aided France and bearing wartime costs. Premier Herriot praised Marin saying France may recall its wounds to seek global goodwill.
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Lush On Grazing Fees In Wool Convention
The 60th annual National Wool Growers' Association meeting opened with President Frank J. Hagenbarth of Spencer Idaho predicting expansion of 14 to 15 million sheep and increased wool output amid a world shortage. He warned tariffs and labor costs hinder U.S. wool competitiveness while urging protective tariffs and broader use of lamb in diets. He cautioned about bureaucratic reach and rising distribution costs affecting consumers.
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Joint-Ease Promises Relief for Rheumatic Joints
A highclass pharmacist promotes Joint-Ease or Joint-Base claiming it penetrates to the source of swollen stiff joints caused by rheumatism. The ad touts nationwide sale through Pope Laboratories Hollowell Maine with tubes priced at 0 cents and offers mail orders and C O D.
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Regime of Kato of Japan and Peace Efforts
The article discusses Japan's new government reforms and immigration questions. Baron Shidehara says continued talks between the two governments are unlikely to help, insisting the American public must understand Japan’s people and viewpoints. He cautions against impulsive statements and stresses measured steps toward international understanding. The piece notes ongoing discussions without a conclusive outcome.
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Gas on Stomach Relief Promises Quick Action Advert
An old advertisement touts Adierika as a fast intestinal evacuant for gas and constipation. It claims quick relief within one hour and asserts the product’s effectiveness without distress. The ad mentions Chatfield Drug Store at 6 North Main Street and invokes patriotic themes about American independence.
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Chatfield Drug Store
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