One of Best Vaudeville Bills At Marlow Show
Yesterday’s Associated Vaudeville program at Marlow features Clare A. Lutes the armless man, Charley Kenna the street fakir, Lutey and his brother with astonishing feats, and a six woman Florence York troupe in colonial dress. Princess Winona sings, Frank and Gertrude Butler present a chatter and dance routine.
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Clare A. Lutes
Marlow
Charley Kenna
Kenna
Lutey
Florence York
Winona
Frank
Gertrude Butler
Gertrude
Glory and Lola at a party turn volatile
In a tense scene Gloria taunts Lola about jealous husbands as Lola confesses her misery with Bill. Glory urges instant self-improvement to keep her man, while Lola laments debt and neglect. Dick returns, guiding Lola away, warning of Bill’s anger, as the party winds down and a Havana note on bootblacks closes the item.
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Glory
Darling
Ieas
Gloria
Maggie
Dick Jownsstairs
Lola Hough
Lola
May Seymour
Bill
Gloria Gordon Gregory
Myra Gail
Dr. John
Sappho
Bill Hough
Stan
Wayburn
Dick Gregory
Great Falls Plans North Montana Stock and Farm Show 1926
J W Sher Wood named to head the 1926 fair planning effort by the board of commissioners. Five workers will outline sites financing and other details from a 20 man list. Potential sites include the Webb estate, Boston Heights, and Great Falls Town site land near Boston Heights. County funds totaling 30,000 dollars will be available, with 15,000 from a mill levy by November 30 and another 15,000 next year. A separate fall show at the stock pavilion will precede the district fair, with fund-raising planned.
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Great Falls
J. W. Sher“Wood
Board of Commissioners
Billings
Helena
Montana
Commercial Elb
Webb
Boston Heights
Fair Commission
Great Falls Commercial Club
County Commissioners and Farm Bureau
Stock Pavilion
Moloney Quits as New Orleans Police Chief
Colonel Guy R. Moloney resigns as police chief of New Orleans effective May 1. The exit reveals a notable mortgage on his home, a $1,500 loan secured on an $8,000 property, dating back eight years to his entry into office.
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Guy R. Moloney
New Orleans
Glory and Dick Gregory ballroom turmoil and doubt
Gloria a glamorous twenty year old marries Dick Gregory for money and status. A party exposes her weakness and past infatuation with actor Stan Wayburn. Dick questions her loyalty and she faces her dangerous thirst for excitement as the night spirals toward confrontation.
Too Many Kisses Heads Marlow Bill with Dix
Richard Dix stars in Paramount's Too Many Kisses at the Marlow today and Saturday with matinees. The film, adapted by Gerald Duffy from A Maker of Gestures, places Frances Howard opposite Dix as a fiery Basque girl in a backdrop of Pyrenees intrigue and drama.
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Richard Dix
Paramount
the Marlow
Gerald Duffy
Cosmopolitan Magazine
John Monk
Saunders
Dix
Pyrenees
Frances Howard
Pollyanna at Antlers Revival Show Ends Tonight
Mary Pickford stars in Pollyanna at the Antlers revival program yesterday. The crowd favored the sunlit photoplay and praised the faithful cast led by Helen Jerome Eddy and Katharine Griffith. The last showing is tonight before the film is withdrawn on June 15. urge viewers to hurry.
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Pollyanna
Tittle
Mary Pickford
the Antlers
Stacy
Miss Pickford
Eleanor H. Porter
Helen Jerome Eddy
Howard Ralston
Katherine Griffith
William Churtleigh
Freibert Prior
J. Wharton James
George Berrell
Antlers Theater
Seizure of 84 cases of alleged real beer near Wabash station
Police seized three truck pads loading from a freight car near Gee Baden station on the Wabash railroad containing 84 cases of 24 bottles each. The scene was during daytime in the north city area as officers noted the unusual activity and apprehension followed.
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St. Louis
Gee
Baden
Wabash
All Night Search For Missing Boy Ends In Joy
Poplar May 7 a large community spent Monday night searching for the 3 year old son of Mr and Mrs George Colgan. He was found asleep in a field Tuesday morning about a mile east of the Pioneer Oil well five miles from home. He was unharmed though frightened after the cold night and frost.
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Poplar
Missouri River
George Colgan
Mrs. Colgan
Mr. Colgan
Mrs. Ziege
Colgan
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