The Making of O Malley at the Orpheum with Milton Sills
Milton Sills stars as a New York policeman in The Making of O Malley opening at the Orpheum. A society girl and a tough cop fall in love as he reforms, ending with him a remade man amid thrills and a dramatic mining camp rescue.
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Milton Sills
Orpheum
O’malley
Orpheum Theatre
New York
O'Malley
Sills
Jack Derville
Pathe News
New Christy
The Golden Princess at Strand delivers melodrama and humor
Paramount presents The Golden Princess based on a Bret Harte tale with a vivid 1849 gold rush backdrop. Betty Bronson stars alongside Neil Hamilton Rockcliffe Fellowes Phyllis Haver and Joseph Dowling in a forceful dramatic romance laced with colorful humor.
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California
Strand
Paramount
Bret Harte
Betty Bronson
Neil Hamilton
The Coming of Amos at Capitol Theatre Opens
Rod La Rocque stars in Amos at the Capitol for a four day run opening yesterday. Jetta Goudal and Noah Beery support with strong screen profiles as the leading actress and villain.
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Amos
Rod la Rocque
Capitol Theatre
Jetta Goudal
Noah Beery
Little Annie Rooney Comes to the Capitol
Mary Pickford returns to her classic role as Little Annie Rooney a lively Irish lassie in the new photoplay The World's Sweetheart showing at the Capitol next Sunday.
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Mary Pickford
Annie Rooney
Capitol
Gloria Grey remembered as Rex theater heroine
At the Rex theater patrons recall brown haired Gloria Grey as the heroine of a film titled A Girl. The recollection highlights her charm and popularity among audience members.
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Gloria Grey
Millionaire Cowboy shines as Lefty Flynn stars at Rex
In this Rex theatre feature Maurice Lefty Flynn debuts as a true western leading man opposite Gloria Grey. The film blends romance and frontier action as Flynn's popularity and Grey's charm draw large crowds to the show.
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Maurice
Lefty
Flynn
Rex Theatre
Gloria Grey
Abies Irish Rose to Play One Night at Auditorium
Anne Nichols famed comedy Abie's Irish Rose arrives for a one night engagement at the Auditorium theatre on Saturday October 17. The play and its large New York cast travel with a faithful replication of the Broadway production and have drawn record crowds in cities from Chicago to San Francisco.
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Anne Nichols
Abie
Auditorium Theatre
Republic Theatre
New York
Studebaker Theatre
Chicago
Pittsburg
Buffalo
Cleveland Kansas City
Washington
Baltimore
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Ontreal
Toronto
Columbus
Louisville
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Danse Nymphes de Bois Attracts Audiences In Paris Interlude
Flashes of the Great White Way presents Danse Nymphes de Bois a reduction from the Folies Bergere Paris at the Auditorium tonight. Twenty sprites in ethereal draperies perform amid a rich sylvan setting, displaying abandon and grace suited to a garden scene.
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United States
Folies Bergere
Paris
Corps de Ballet
Stroller finds poker tale amid a flood of names
A morning stroll leads to a restaurant tale of a poker game with a large pot and aces while a long list of attendees is read, including residents and visitors from Salt Lake City Boise Portland Seattle and beyond. The piece blends street scene with a parade of names.
Legion Auxiliary Carnival Dance At Dance Palace
A large crowd is expected for the American Legion auxiliary Carnival dance at the Dance Palace tonight. A fur neck piece donated by Mr. Schlieff of Idaho Hide & Fur Co. will be awarded as a prize. Tickets are one dollar at the door and proceeds aid the Legion Memorial building kitchen. Community figures listed include Mrs. E. J. Freeman as chairwoman and numerous attendees from Ogden Salt Lake City and beyond.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Dance Palace
Schlieff
Idaho Hide & Fur Co
Legion Memorial
E. J. Freeman
Elks Contract for Marchet a Show Promises Strong Local Talent
The Elks lodge signed a contract for this season with Lewis L. Lacey as director for the show Marchets. Ten tentative January dates set. Lacey brings a strong regional directing reputation and recently completed a show in Butte. He passed through Poentello en route to Provo where he is directing another production.
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Elks
Lewis L. Lacey
Marchets
Idaho Chamber decries Nation's Business report as an outrage
Ralph Edmunds president of the Idaho Falls chamber of commerce condemns a United States chamber of commerce nationwide report calling Idaho's business conditions dull. He cites record crops and prosperity, urges protest against alleged bias and asks local chambers to investigate the discrepancy.
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Chamber of Commerce
Ralph Edmunds
Idaho Falls
Mr. Edmunds
Idaho
Southwest
Chamber of Commerce of
United States Chamber
Foreign born finalists in Y M C A civics contest in St Louis
The final contest for the Poestello Tribune trophy and Watson Brothers medal at the Y M C A civics class will be held tonight at 7 30. Two foreign born students remain George Sackelaris of Woodrow Wilson team and Paul Demopoulos of Warren G Harding team after a tied exam. I E McDougall led with nearly four hundred questions before the tie was declared last Friday night. Intense interest voices among foreign born students. Seventy seven farms remain under cultivation in St Louis.
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George Sackelaris
Woodrow Wilson
Paul Demopoulos
Warren G. Harding
I. E. McDougall
Sakelaris
Demopoulos
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