Pony Express thrills Helena with vaudeville and Civil War epic
Helena screens The Pony Express tonight with Betty Compson and Wallace Beery leading a cast in a historically minded western epic about north south tensions over California on the eve of the Civil War. The matinee benefits Helena PTA and features local talent, with one final Marlow showing paired with four acts of amateur vaudeville.
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Warren
Wyoming
California
Pacific
Pony Express
Betty Compson
Ricardo Cortez
Ernest Torrence
Wallace Beery
The
Helena
the Pony Express
Marlow
Moroni Olsen Players Bring Pygmalion to Shrine Tonight
Moroni Olsen Players present Shaw’s Pygmalion at the Shrine Auditorium tonight at 8:30 under Archie Bray and George A. Roberts sponsorship. The company’s repertory is praised for witty, satirical humor set in London with a Cockney flower girl transformed by diction. Tickets on sale at Reeves' Music House until 6, then Shrine Temple box office. curtain at 8:90 sharp.
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Moroni Olsen
Shrine Temple
Archie Bray
George A. Roberts
George Bernard Shaw
West
Shaw
London
Wan
Tevin
Pygmalion
Helena
Arcan Amusement
Reeves’ Music House
Vaudeville duo Weber and Fields in Friendly Enemies film
Weber and Fields bring their stage fame to screen in Friendly Enemies a Belasco production directed by George Melford at The Marlow. Pfeiffer and Black clash over war loyalties before joining as Americans in a dramatic story with Lucile Lee Stewart Virginia Brown Faire Mack Mulhall and Eugene Besseret among the cast.
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Weber and Fields
Marlow
George Melford
Belasco Productions
Pfeiffer and Block
Pfeiffer
Weber
Fields
Lucile Lee Stewart
Virginia Brown Faire
Mack Mulhall
Eugenie Besseret
Rainbow in bathroom reserved for the rich speaker says
Roy Hordan of New York told the eastern district convention of the Tile and Mantel Contractors association that wealth dictates bathroom color schemes. He argued a $10,000 home should stay white, a $20,000 home may have blue or pink, and only a $40,000 home would allow purple, yellow or green tiles, reflecting consumer wealth.
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Washington
Roy Hordan
New York
Tile and Mantel Contractors’ Association
Mr. Jordan
Maude Letter Goes Astray From Barber Shop
Chicago reports a domestic scandal arising from a double standard barber shop. Carrie Guthaus, while waiting for a haircut alongside her husband Arthur Guthaus, found personal letters at the register. An envelope bore her husband’s name and a note signed Mande Me, exposing a breach of privacy within the shop.
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Chicago
Carrie Guthaus
Arthur W. Guthaus
Mande Me
Spud Growers Refuse to Sell at 9.20 in San Luis Valley
Alamosa Colo Oct 30 growers offered 5.20 per hundred at shipping point for potatoes. many San Luis valley producers refuse record market price and announce they will store crops awaiting higher quotations. Demand rising after storms and reports of large losses in Greeley district. San Luis valley crop un harmed. prices a year ago ranged 8c to 1 dollar per hundred.
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Alamosa
Colo
San Luis Valley
Greeley
iColo
Child killed by bull near Cheyenne farm corral
A bull gored and killed the 10-year-old son of farmer J. B. Stauffer about 40 miles east of Cheyenne as he entered the bull’s corral. In a separate Union City incident, Police Lieutenant Eoil Fuhrman and five gunmen exchanged gunfire with three officers. Fuhrman was wounded and one man killed.
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Cheyenne
Oct
J. B. Stauffer
Here
Jersey City
Eoil Fuhrman
Union City
Fuhrmann
Boy Wrecks Train to See a Pile Up
In Uhrichsville Ohio Bertram Barnes fifteen from Roanoke confessed causing a Baltimore and Ohio passenger train wreck by opening a switch. One man Charles Tomasic twenty seven was killed and several passengers injured. A separate note shows a divorce suit over alienation of affection seeking fifty thousand dollars. A Langley bombing accuracy record is reported with seven hits from nine drops at five thousand feet.
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New
Philadelphia
Ohio
Bertram Barnes
Roanoke
Baltimore and Ohio
Uhrichsville
Charles Tomasic
Ubrichsville
Young Barnes
Tomash
Guthaus
Washington
Langley
C. S. Shankle
Levi Beery
Army Air Service
League to End All Wars Drives League Reform
The League to End All Wars warns that without unity nations perish. Greece and Bulgaria submit quarrels to league mediation, setting a precedent Cham berlain says others must follow. France and Britain lead a shift toward a United States of Europe amid talks in Paris. Ishii of Japan hopes security pacts like Locarno multiply worldwide, with debate on a broader US inclusion.
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League
Greece
Bulgaria
Chamberlain
United States of Europe
France
Great Britain
Paris
Lloyd George
Europe
Coucil
Vissovat Ishii
Japan
Locarno
Pacific
United States
Washington
Greeks Retreat From Bulgarian Territory Ends Evacuation
Paris reports Greek troops completed their evacuation of Bulgarian territory at midnight Wednesday eight hours before the League of Nations deadline. A telegram from French, Belgian and Italian military attaches read at today’s council session, noting no incidents during the withdrawal.
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Paris
League of Natins Council
France
Belgiun
Italy
Vote On Church Union In The Realm Of Higher Things
Nashville, Tenn Oct 30 Head quarters of the Methodist Episcopal church South reported tonight that the vote on unification with the Methodist Episcopal church stands 2 668 in favor and 1 908 against in 27 southern conferences. A total vote of 4 576 with a three fourths majority required for ratification shows 3 432 needed and 764 votes short. Officials expect roughly 8 000 votes to be cast before the remaining sixteen conferences report.
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Church Union
Nashville
Tenn
The
Methodist Episcopal
Church, South
Methodist Episcopal Church
Southern Church
Tax dodging dispute nets $5,000 for Chicago accountant
Samuel Broder won a $5,000 verdict in a suit against Edith Rockefeller McCormick, Edwin D. Krenn, and Edward A. Dato over services and withheld pay after devising a tax avoidance strategy. The defendants claimed full payment and a new trial is sought for November 7 in London. Twin sisters, aged 71, were sentenced at Old Bailey for involvement in an illegal operation, noted as a rare case of octogenarian partners in crime.
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Chicago
Samuel Broder
Edith Rockefeller McCormick
Edwin D. Krenn
Edward A. Dato
Broder
London
Old Bailey
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Christian Science
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Independent
James Cruze
Cruze
Dawes
Shortridge
Mmoroni Olsen
Shrine Auditorium
Rainbow
Vienna
Scents Plot
Reston
Walter G. McGauley
Bostott
Lad OF
Fisher’s Millinery
Hallowe’en Dance
Montana Ramblers
Iseand
Savage Indians
Ec'skdt
Reeves
Hannah
Hallowe’en
Odd Fellows Hall
Vera Rebekah
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