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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1925
Page
8
Horeman reports the seventh annual Bozeman Roundup will run August 4 and 5 at a stadium in Bozeman. The event showcases Indians, cowboys, cowgirls, untamed horses, and wild cattle in authentic frontier-style sports learned from rugged daily life. The revival of these pastimes satisfies modern audiences craving true western entertainment.
Richard Barthelmess brings a new film to the Marlow theater with West Point as the authentic background for Classmates. It marks his forthcoming appearance as a West Pointer and has full cooperation from West Point including Brigadier General Frederick W. Sladen and Colonial Frank Caldwell.
They perform before knowledgeable crowds who value the fitness of things and value competitive contests. The prizes offered mean eats for them, and they can be depended upon to furnish thrills in all events.
Miss Charlotte Berry became the bride of P Slahtom Qua tee in Basin Wyoming. The ceremony occurred Thursday at noon at the bride’s home attended by immediate relatives and friends. The couple will reside near Nenwucrer and plan Yellowstone Park travels after a basin wedding breakfast.
A Paramount feature comedy about marriage and divorce in its first year of life. Florence Victor and Louise Fazenda lead with Matt Monze and Maurite Sorbier as a famed divorce lawyer whose work disrupts his own marriage. Comic misunderstandings unfold in the Nice carnival episode and a second husband scare yields broad laughs.
In Vienna on July 1, hundreds of unemployed demonstrators and war invalids blocked streetcar traffic by lying on the rails in the city’s main street. Police cleared the rails after hours to resume traffic. The staged stop drew amusement among locals as more protesters lay down farther along. A separate report notes U.S. industry losses from radiation and conduction amounting to about $1 billion annually.
At the theaters today and through next week Dec. schedule lists Blanch Sweet Lew Cady in The Sporting Venus and Madan Sans Gin as peacemakers' entry. Tuesday features Arounds for Di vos with Victor Mat Moore, Harry Myers, Pathe comedy, Weekly Bray, then vaudeville. Friday to Sunday includes Classmates and Lost a Lady with Paramount stars Chauncey Cleatt Mrs Fiske Wise Lola Fisher plus The Rivals cameo.
Blanche Sweet stars as the Sporting Venus in The Sporting Venus a lively comedy melodrama from Gerald Heaumont. Ronald Colman appears as the leading man with Lew Cody in a featured role while Josephine Crowell Edward Martindel Hank Mann Kate Price and others fill a strong supporting cast after traveling 10 000 miles for exterior scenes.
Dr Francis Crookshank of London announced a threefold origin of humanity, suggesting the white race and chimpanzees arise from one branch, with Mongolian and orange races in a second, and Negro and gorilla in a third. He argues whites are closer to chimpanzees than to other groups, a controversial view fueling scientific and social reaction.
Washington reports that scientists say earthquake predictions can be made months in advance but not with exact dates. They highlight Santa Barbara as a long suspected risk area and note advances in ocean floor surveying, yet stress that earthquakes cannot be prevented though damage can be mitigated.
This week's vaudeville at Marlow features Taylor Lake and the Ryans with Alpine and rural stage settings plus dance and harmony singing. Eddie Black and Claire ODonnell present comedy skit, Manson and Burton Sisters perform magic, Sam Bevo showcases harmonica virtuosity, and The Massings end with a unique conicided silhouette act.
Marysville items recount visits and trips among local residents and guests from Helena Spokane and Los Angeles. Highlights include Mrs Smals ser Miss Mary Neil and Mr Brockman staying with the Betor home, Luella Logan becoming a St Lewis company stenographer, and multiple local trips to Helena Bald Butte Gate of the Mountains Broadwater and Butte with various families. Minor incidents noted include Lander Fred being kicked and missing work briefly.
Experiments at Stanford University by Professor James Slonaker on white rats question vegetarian diets. Rats on vegetarian meals showed shorter lifespans and weight loss. Slonaker contends humans may require meat. Separately, a ten million dollar National Museum of Engineering and Industry fund, with one million pledged, aims to be directed by the Smithsonian and supported by the U S government.
The article lauds Mrs. Fiske in The Rivals, noting her Mrs Malaprop role with wit and a long career since Minnie Maddern’s early Seattle debut. It recalls Harrison Gray Fiske staging the production and mentions local visitors Irwin and Battershell families and a Helena trip amid Niagara Falls lighting.
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