The Making of O Malley at Orpheum with Milton Sills
Milton Sills stars as a New York policeman in The Making of O Malley a First National feature opening at the Orpheum. A secret girl, a love theme, and a refined reform arc drive the tale as Sills’ hard cop becomes a re made man. A special score, Pathe News, and a Christy comedy accompany.
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O’malley
Orpheum Theatre
Milton Sills
New York
Sills
Jack Derville
Pathe News
New Christy
The Golden Princess at the Strand shines with drama
A vivid Paramount adaptation of a Bret Harte tale based on the 1849 gold rush, The Golden Princess stars Betty Bronson with Neil Hamilton Rockcliffe Fellowes Phyllis Haver and Joseph Dowling. The film promises melodrama humor and color soars onscreen audience appeal.
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California
Strand
Paramount
Bret Harte
Betty Bronson
Neil Hamilton
Rock
The Coming of Amos Opens at Capitol Theatre
Rod La Rocque stars as Amos in The Coming of Amos at the Capitol Theatre for a four day run. Jetta Goudal shines as the leading woman and Noah Beery portrays the villain in a film praised for its ambition, storytelling, and performances.
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Amos
Rod la Rocque
Capitol Theatre
Jetta Goudal
Noah Beery
Mary Pickford Returns to Little Annie Rooney at Capitol
The World’s Sweetheart Mary Pickford returns to her famed Irish lassie role in Little Annie Rooney. The photoplay, featuring her playful impish charm, screens at the Capitol next Sunday.
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Little Annie Rooney
Capitol
Mary Pickford
Annie Rooney
Rex audience recalls Gloria Grey heroine of A Girl
The Rex theater crowd remembers brown haired Gloria Grey as the heroine of a film titled A Girl. Patrons recall her charm and the audience response to her performance in earlier showings.
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Gloria Grey
The Millionaire Cowboy Debuts Maurice Lefty Flynn
Lefty Flynn makes his full fledged star debut in The Millionaire Cowboy at Rex theatre. Gloria Grey adds demur attractiveness as audiences respond to a magnet of romance and western action.
Abie's Irish Rose to Headline at Auditorium on Oct 17
The American comedy classic Abie's Irish Rose will be revived for a one night engagement at the Auditorium theatre Saturday October 17. The show, a national hit, tours major cities with a large New York cast and loaded production, plus a separate Danse Nymphes de Bois interlude from Flashes of the Great White Way by Folies Bergere.
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Paris
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Stroller’s Poker Tale Sparks Quiet City Clamor at Dining Spot
A stroller in a morning poker story pauses at a restaurant after a heat ends. A Chinaman, described as the pro, remarks on white men losing with a full house. the tale unfolds with a long list of names and places appended from the scene.
Elks contract for Marcheta show signed
Judge officers signed the season contract for Marcheta with Lewis L. Lacey as director The Elks promise a standout home talent production rivaling Cameo Girl with ten tentative January dates Lacey brings strong regional reputation and recent directing success from Butte and underway in Provo.
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Intermountain
Butte
Pocatello
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Legion Auxiliary Carnival Dance at the Dance Palace
The American Legion auxiliary hosts a carnival dance at the Dance Palace with a two animal fur neck piece donated by Idaho Hide & Fur Co. as an award. Tickets cost one dollar at the door, proceeds support furnishing the Legion Memorial building kitchen. A long list of committee members and attendees from multiple states is announced.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Dance Palace
Schlieff
Idaho Hide & Fur Co
Legion Memorial
E. J. Freeman
Idaho Chamber Calls Nation’s Business Report an Outrage
Ralph Edmunds Idaho Falls chamber president denounces the Nation’s Business report by the U S chamber of commerce as an outrage claiming Idaho had a prosperous year with record crops high crop prices and strong banking. He urges protest against unfair regional discrimination in the nationwide survey.
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Chamber of Commerce
Ralph Edmunds
Idaho Falls
Mr. Edmunds
Idaho
Southwest
Chamber of Commerce of
United States Chamber
Final Civics Contest Decides Y M C A Trophy Honors
Foreign born contestants George Sackelaris and Paul Demopoulos reach the final in the Y M C A civics class contest for the Watson Brothers medal and the Pocatello Tribune trophy shield. The tie followed a four hundred question examination overseen by I E McDougall with the two remaining contestants chosen after last Friday’s draw. A strong interest from foreign born students surrounds tonight’s 7 30 p m event at the Y M C A. Seventy seven farms remain cultivated within St Louis city limits.
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George Sackelaris
Woodrow Wilson
Paul Demopoulos
Warren G. Harding
I. E. McDougall
Snake
Laris
Demopoulos
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