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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1922
Page
2
Buck Jones appears in Western Speed at the Antlers today and tomorrow. Written by William P White the film is described as among the fastest and best performances by the popular star. The action follows Jones through a sequence of fights battles and daring stunts from start to finish.
A vivid tale unfolds with Western Speed roaring across the plains in a story packed with action. TV drama promises speed beyond a tornado and power surpassing an earthquake, aimed to thrill even the most sophisticated audiences.
"Oh, Sarah" headlines Monday vaudeville at the Marlow theater headlined by Jack MecLallen with Sarah. Carl McCullough returns to share bills with Trish voice, Betty Byron, William Haig and Marian Gibney perform in "By Proxy" with Paul Gerard Smith. Billy the clown appears in circus-styled stunts and Lockhardt and Laddie offer dancing and knockabout comedy.
Ethel Clayton stars in The Cradle a Paramount Photoplay showing at the Marlow on Thursday and Friday. The film adapts a French comedy by Eugene Brieus and is directed by Paul Powell with a cast including Meredith Mary Jans Irving Anna Gehr Walter McGrail and Adele Farrington. The plot centers on a separated couple realizing the injustice to their child and reuniting through love.
A First National feature at the Marlow stars Katherine MacDonald as Helen Haynes a quiet stenographer who falls for Bobby Bates after a chain of comic misadventures. Hotel manager Gaston Miegrette schemes to have Elsie Parmelee impersonate a famous actress offering vacation clothes. Helen is coerced into the plan and romance blooms amid complications and disguises.
Theatrical calendar highlight John Drinkwater's Abraham Lincoln arrives at the Marlow for a single performance on Saturday June 16. Frank McGlynn stars in the title role with Wilf Barris Jr presenting a high standard company praised by critics as among the finest dramas seen in the era.
Today and tomorrow at Marlow feature Katherine MacDonald in The Beautiful Liar and The Adventures of Robinson Crusoe along with International News. Monday offers Pantages vaudeville, then Betty Compson in Green Temptation and The Leather Pushers.
The New York Winter Garden revue The Passing Show of 1921 comes to the Marlow on Tuesday June 14 presenting a whirlwind of vaudeville burlesque and musical comedy. Willie and Magene Howard headline with a large cast including Cortez Peggy Schrode Aronson Meg Boley Ina Hayward and many others in this travesty of stage successes.
Alice Lake returns to light romance in the photoplay Kisses from Metro, a comedy drama about a boarding school secret for making candy. After her father’s failure she aims to restore the family fortune by becoming a candy manufacturer and gets drawn into a jokey, romantic series of misadventures at the Ambers.
A plot unfolds around a heroine facing rival schemes to ruin her business aided by a driven young salesman. Supporting cast includes Harry Myers Edward Connelly Edward Jobson Dana Todd Mignon Anderson and John Mackinnon. Kisses was scenarized by June Mathis from May Tullys story with photography by Allan Siegler and art direction by Joseph Calder. Maxwell Karger produced. In 1921 about 2,000,000 gallons of gasoline were produced daily.
Watch Your Step, a Goldwyn comedy, heads to Antlers Thursday and Friday. The film, based on a youth themed story by Julien Josenhsal, stars Citten Landis and Patsy Ruth Miller with director Witlial Beaudine. It presents a natural, humorous view of youth and real life.
Washington June 3 Unclear text reports deficiency appropriation to meet printing backlog at the patent office. No patents can be sued for the nt week of Jung. First three weeks of uty learned today at the patent office.
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