Snapp Brothers Exposition to Visit Pocatello Next Week
The Snapp Brothers Exposition shows arrive in Pocatello for a week from June 30 to July 5 under American Legion Post 4. The three car train carries 300 people with street concerts by two ex servicemen bands and 25 acts including the Dixieland minstrels and Devil's Saucer stunts. The Legion hosts will invite orphans from St. Vincent's home to attend a matinee. Local merchants supply the week’s food and about 100 staff stay in town.
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Ogden
H. E. Davis
Adce
Snapp Brothers
Pocatello
American Legion
Lot
South Main Street
Brady Park
Dixieland Colored Minstrels
Geo. Wren
Rainbow
Cannon Ball Bell
Wilkins
Jolly Josie
Minature Autos
Coney Island
Legion Committee
Bingham Appears at Chautauqua Tonight
Joy Night at the big Chautauqua tent features Ralph Bingham the humorist as the center of attraction. The Ernest Gamble Concert company opens the program. Arthur Walwyn Evans spoke on The Little Red School House stressing education and its link to crime and praising country teachers.
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Ralph Bingham
Bingham
Gamble Company
Arthur Walwyn Evans
Little Red School
Evans
Doctor to the rescue in playful deathbed scene
Three neighbors Mary Ellen and Jane act a sick patient role with Ellen as doctor and Jane as nurse. As Mary proclaims she is dying relatives gather around. Jane urges delaying death until the doctor arrives to administer medicine to hasten death.
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Mary
Ellen
Jane
Tokepa Capital
How the Cat Came Back Folklore Note Gag Retold
A Boston Transcript item recounts a trick in which a man ties a note and ten dollar bill to a cat’s neck promising the finder may keep both. The cat returns next day bearing a new note begging for another ten dollars.
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Boston Transcript
Why Men Leave Home Opens at the Orpheum
The Orpheum launches Why Men Leave Home adapted from a Broadway hit with Lewis Stone as John Emerson and Helene Chadwick as his wife. Alma Bennett shines as the stenographer and Mary Carr evokes a warm mother role. The bill includes Mack Sen nette's Wlickering Youth and a sport review The Fishing Fever.
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Orpheum
Orpheum Theatre
Lewis Stone
John Emerson
Helene Chadwick
Alma Bennett
Mary Carr
Mack Sennett
Harry Langdon
Pola Negri Brings Montmartre To Strand Theater
Pola Negri stars in Montmartre directed by Ernest Lubitsch at the Strand in Pocatello. The Latin Quarter romance offers love humor and thrills with Negri returning to her famed Continental persona. Vivian Howe's Hedge-Podge accompanies the Strand program through Saturday night.
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Pola Negri
Strand
Pola
Paris
Lubitsch
Montmartre
Pocatello
Strand Theatre
Ernest Lubitsch
Vivian Howe
Thy Name is Woman at the Capitol
Ramon Navarro, better known for romantic leads, plays a character of his own nationality for the first time in Thy Name is Woman. The film is to be shown at the Capitol.
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Capitol
Ramon Navarro
Mary Carr
Navarro lands lead role in Pyrenices smuggling tale at Capitol
Spanish Descent actor Navarro recalls his journey from youth in Spain to triumph as the Spanish officer in a new production set in the Pyrenices district, a story of smuggling, love, and hate. The producer Mr. Niblo summoned him after years of hardship, marking a pivotal moment in his career.
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Capitol Theatre
Novorro Ig
Ifo
Pyrenices
Japan University President Urges Friendliness to America
Dr Danjo Ebuna head of Dasshisha University Kyoto told reporters in Los Angeles that friendship with the United States hinges on Americans broadcasting that most people here are not prejudiced against the Japanese. He warned misperceptions could drive Orientals toward anti American sentiment. He noted Japan has adopted Western ways for decades despite regional suspicion.
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Los Angeles
Japan
Danjo Ebuna
Dasshisha University
Kyoto
Pe “of America
Ebuna
America
Orient
China
Korea
Instructors Gather for Annual Smith-Hughes Convention
Boise June 25. The annual convention of Smith-Hughes instructors in agriculture is in session in the senate smoking chamber of the capitol. Twenty high schools are represented as William Kerr and N A Giles guide discussions on teacher progress and vocational methods. Five new schools will receive Smith-Hughes aid for the fiscal year starting July 1, Aber deen Firth Jerome Malad Sugar City.
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Boise
Smith-Hughes
Senate
Capitol
William Kerr
N. A. Giles
State Board For Vocational Education
Idaho
Aberdeen
Firth
Jerome
Malad
Sugar City
Boyd L. Brigham
Ashton
Max Feldbaum
Blackfoot
Arthur R. Denman
Burley
C. McCormick
Charles Warren
Frank H. Lafront
Coeur d’Alene
Charles J. Hart
Driggs
Arthur L. Flaharty
Eagle
George N. Tucker
Filer
Charles Bechtolt
B. E. Kubna
Gooding
L. W. Sanberg
Alfred Bateman
Department of Agriculture
University of Idaho
H. W. Hulbert
Department of Agronomy
FE. F. Rinehart
The
Folding drinking cup with built in water filter patent
A recently patented folding drinking cup features an integrated filter to cleanse water as it enters the cup. The device folds for compact storage and includes a filtration element designed to improve drinking water quality on the go.
No-title quote on American views of Japanese people
A quoted remark notes that American civilization has elevated the Japanese people and that criticism and sympathy from the United States have aided their improvement. The line reflects dialogue on cultural perception and U S attitudes toward Japan.
Rainbow Division Plans Big Reunion
Between 2500 and 3000 World War I Rainbow Division veterans will convene in Columbia July 14 to 16. Col J Monroe Johnson of Marion 8., president of the national group, heads preparations with a state committee. Activities include dinners and receptions at the state capitol, business sessions in the House of Representatives, and the Champagne Hour commemoration on the capitol steps honoring fallen comrades.
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Columbia
8. C
Rainbow Division
J. Monroe Johson
Marion
National Organization
Johnson
House of Aeprenentatives
State House
General Assembly
Roverner
Pramas G. McLeod
South Carolina
Collins
Minnesota
Capitol
Offinia
Honse
Memmory
Champagne
Battlefront
France
Rare Heaven cartoon caption about angels and whiskers
A humorous London cartoon caption features a child asking if only women go to heaven and a reply that men do too, explaining that a man earns his place by a close shave.
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Londda
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Lyman Howe
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Podge
Harmony Flapper Jazz Orchestra
Louise Mayer
He Fred
Bess Meredyth
Benjamin Glazer
Karl Schoenherr
Featuring
Ramon Novarro
Rex Ingram
Scaramouche
Barbara LA Marr
Guerita
Japan University
Bruce Musi
N. Main St
Texas
Bannock
Sport Review
George Matheson
Mally
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