MSS Robson Brings Tidal Wave of Humor to Marlow Theater
Miss Robson and Helena's Boys tour reach town Monday with May Robson in Helena. The play centers on a pivotal moment when a woman is left by her partner and must assert herself. Augustus Pitow surrounds Robson with a strong supporting cast in a sharp, modern production praised as stage craft.
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Marlow
May Robson
Helena
Henry Miller
New York
Beng
Augustus Pitow
Miss Robson
Mtact
Quo Vadis film staged Rome scenes on Marlow screen
First National presents a massive new Quo Vadis adaptation to be shown today and Saturday on the Marlow screen. Filmed in Rome with authentic settings from Nero’s reign, the production employed temporary restorations of ruins like the Palatine and Circus Maximus for realism. Emil Jannings stars as Nero with a vast cast, including 70,000 extras, and follows the love story of Vimeiung and Lygia amid Christian martyrdom.
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First National
Henryk Sienkiewicz
Marlow Screen
Rome
Nero
Palatine
Circus Maximus
Lygia
Emil Jannings
Decention
Neto
Spencer and Collette Pleased Music Lovers at Shrine
Miss Elizabeth Spencer entertained a large audience last evening at the Shrine temple with soprano solos accompanied by Miss Lucile Collette on piano and violin. The Edison Phonograph company directed recital demonstrated the likeness of phonographic reproduction to the human voice with Spencer sometimes singing to the recorded machine and vanishing from the stage. The program featured arias and songs by Saint-Saens, Massenet, Spaulding, Malloy, Seitz, and others, with Collette also presenting violin solos and recordings of her voice.
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Elizabeth Spencer
Shrine Temple
Lucile Collette
Edison Phono- Graph Company
Miss Spencer
Miss Collette
Saint-Saens
van Aistyne
Massenet
Albert Spaulding
Malloy Wappy Dave Co -Sceres
Se Steclezki
Seitz-Callette Uejre Katt
Oersae Hubay
Miss Callette
Herself
Riley
Mabelanna Corby
Tiano
Senators fall to Pirates in World Series game one
Washington fans lament a loss as the Pirates edge the Senators 4-3 after a rain delayed start. Walter Johnson, sought to join immortals with three World Series wins, falters while Boston’s press shows disappointment, Mrs. Coolidge listens on, and crowds disperse after the decisive eighth inning.
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Washington
Senators
Pittsburgh
Barney
Walter Johnson
Harris
Pirates
Jyovalista
Acort
Goalin
White House
Mra. Coolidge
President Coolidge
Denk
Ove
Mat Yan Defeats Zikey In Long Ring Bout In Colorado
In Pushlo Colorado heavyweight Mat Yan won a brutal match against Mar tn Zikey from East Lake City Utah. The bout lasted 11 minutes and 40 seconds with Yan using a series of locks and hand moves to render Zikey unconscious. Zikey was carried from the ring and could not continue as Jon Mondl of Greatay Colorado defeated Taek Ie Anardo of Arizona for the heavyweight title.
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Colo
Get
Raprge
Goatpyich
Martn Zikey
East Lake City
Utah
Hare Tonight
Haa Locke
Zikay
Deing
Jon “Tontn Mondl
Grertay
Coto
Froey Taek Ie Anardo
Arizona
Landis 13 Hot At A Trio Of Senators
Pittsburgh October 16 AP three Washington Plovers Warrin Tuet Teekinnaugh were weighed by Commissioner Landis after criticizing umpire Mortality in a Peckinnaush byline. Morarity attended the meeting, and an apology was demanded. Field remarks described a third inning error that sparked the dispute as the Pirates scored twice and Carey’s grounder scored Hadle.
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Washington Plovers
Stanley Warrin
Harold Tuet
Roger Teekinnaugh
Landis
Peckinnaush
Morarity
Biseball Park
Piratea
Moore
Carey
Hadle
Cuyler
Tanneras
Trayvor
Wingip
Barnhart
Hugo
Fund Drive Aims to Buy Walter Johnson for Senators
In Muskogee Oklahoma on October 1 191? supporters launch a drive to raise money from baseball fans for purchasing a baseball plan to secure Walter Johnson known as the Big Train for the Washington Senators. Claude Williford leads the effort and a slogan promises a million fans contributing one million dollars. Early donations come from local men and women as the campaign begins. A separate note reports Winslow Man-API-taa stock er defeats Ton VeHeuroux Canadian heavyweight champion two falls to one.
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Muskogee
Oide
APJ
America
Walter Johnson
Washington Senators
Claude Williford
Eastern Oklahoma
Walter
Williford
Winntnes
API
Taa Stocker
Ton VeHeuroux
Vaudeville Delights Marlow Crowd With Stellar Lineup
The Associated vaudeville program at the Marlow last night drew large crowds and held to the weekly high standard. Happy Busch and Ethel Joy earned applause for Merry Moments of Melody. Mills and Duncan offered new rude material, Gene Austin sang popular songs with Katherine Arnold, and the Ginger Jazz Revue was a knockout with athletic jazz routines. Fox and Sarno closed with strong-iman acts.
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the Marlow
Happy Busch
Ethel Joy
Mills
Duncan
Gene Austin
Rise
Katherine Arnold
Dance Tonight Closes Forget Me Not Days
Under the D A V local post two dances will be held this evening at the Shrine temple to close the annual Forget-Me-Not days. Montana Ramblers play the music and public is invited. Proceeds from memory flower sales and the dance go to welfare work for disabled veterans and their dependents.
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Montana Ramblers
Helena High grid clash previews Stevensville test
Helena High School and Stevensville prepare for a Western Montana grid clash. Stevensville backs pair Swede Anderson Polly Budgewater, with Buddy Noel at fullback as Smokey Kratzer may see action. Helena counters with Con Warren and Rupert at ends, Landers and Fitzerbmon tackles, Stark at center, and Brkpewater Anderson at backfield. Substitutes listed with officials noted. admission 50 cents. Milwaukas AP report on Dempsey legal fine follows.
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Bie
Stevensville
Anderson
Polly” Budgewater
Buddy” Noel
Smokey” Kratzer
Gura
Welenn Stevengeitia Warren
Gereeeee Baldwin Teft
Lander
Taylor Loft
tAdams v
E- Soveyee
Ny Lockridge
Stark
Isco
Hightower Center
Ce Dockridge Telehe
Cuard Fitzgubhong
Moore
Rupert See
Duncan
Henry
Kratzer
Rupert
Higgins
C. Navel
Sailer
J. Brockway
E. Smith
MrGee
Charles Park
P. In
Freamoy
Mittchell
Pete Gross Draws With Simonich In Great Falls
Great Falls on October 18 saw welterweights Fate Brass of Great Falls and Joe Simonich of Butte fight to a 12 round draw on an American Legion boxing card. The bout was fast and furious, drawing strong crowd approval. Simonich earned a future bout with Dave Shade, top welterweight title hopeful, set for Akron Ohio.
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Great Falls
Fate Brass
Joe Simonich
Butte
American Lesson Boxing Association
Simontenty
Dave Shade
Akron
Ohio
Pirates Howe GIt Celebrates Victory
Pittsburgh Oct 15 Protest crowds filled the streets after news of the Pirates victory. Impromptu celebrations spread through downtown with torn papers showered from windows as parades began. In other city notes Peter De Paolo set a track record at New Rockingham Park while boxers Brown and Genard fought, and Tim Medders knocked out Morgan in San Francisco. Governor Ross left Cheyenne for Washington amid interstate water control talk.
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Api—Tittspurgh
Goslin
Warhington Club
Slatery
Owntown i
Parfieinante
Jane
Pete
Silom
Peter DePaolo
Rockingham Park Board
DePaulo
University of Town honors its star athlete
A University of Town athlete known for record times and a 1010 pound lift received the premier sports trophy. The recipient, celebrated as the university’s top developed star, is highlighted for his on field prowess and standout triple A performance.
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University of Town
University
Gaffes and Glory in World Series Battle
Roger Pechinpaugh set a World Series fielding record with eight errors, surpassing Honus Wagner and Joe Sewell. Cuyler starred with clutch plays and a homeward drive after a nose snag, while Max Carey matched a hitting record with four safeties in five trips. Stan Harris's batting slipped as the Washington club outlined fielding and lineup shifts during a day in Billings amid travel rest.
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Asnochakod Treva
Roger Pechinpaugh
Honus Wagner
Joey Sewell
Max Carey
Lightning Max
Joe Harris
Coulter
Carey
Stanley Harris
Washington
Huskies Headed for Nebraska in Saturday Intersectional
The Huskies depart for an intersectional game against the University of Nebraska this Saturday. Two coaches, student managers, and Seattle writers accompany the team southward. Upon arrival they practice at a focal field with signal work and backfield selection under Coach Brad Shaw, who has not announced his choice yet. The squad then showers at a local high school gym before catching a Burlington train for a half hour to allow more workout time.
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Darby
Butte
Helena Hae
Con” Warren
Rank Rupert
Paes
Landers
Fitzerbnons
Wall Adams
McLean
Stark
Thayer
Brklpewater
Angerson
Noel
Helena
Washington
Billings
Mant
University of Washingston
Huskies
Seattle
Lin
Shaw
Burlington
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