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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1925

Page

7

Wealthy youth turns to jazz on Broadway debut

Tevis Kuhn, heir to banker George A. Kuhn, shocks society with a vaudeville banjo act after six months of stage training in the sticks. He left banking prospects for entertainment, praising jazz as expressive and profitable, and eyes future in booking and production.

New York Tevis Huhn George A. Huhn Philadelphia Huhn Aticks Princeton Oxford Young Kuhn Loew's Muhin Prince of Wales Pagland Roger Wolfe Kahn Otto Kahn Kahn

Masonic Lodge Meeting Called For Joint Session

A bulletin and mailed postcards urge all local Freemasons to attend a 7:30 PM joint meeting at the Masonic Temple. L. M. Rusk of Portneuf Lodge No. 18 and Elmer Chance of Keystone Lodge No. 81 announce the gathering with luncheon and entertainment alongside the business agenda.

Masonic Temple L. M. Rusk Portneuf Elmer Chance Keystone A. F A. M

First National Bank Expands Lobby and Safety Deposits

The First National Bank enlarges its lobby to improve service. The office area moves back fifteen feet, new check stands are installed, and the vault shifts downstairs. A basement stairway, safety department, and private coupon booths for deposit customers are added. An attendant will oversee the safety department.

First National Bank Arthur Street Safety Department

SICKLY CHILDREN CURED BY WHITE'S CREAM ERMITAGE

Battered ad notes children with intestinal worms show pale skin dark circles and lethargy. It claims White's Cream Ermitage destroys worms while being harmless to the child and lists price 35¢ with Watson Drug Co. as the seller.

Watson Drug Co

Princess Nadia Ramiroff and Mazie at the Capitol

The Capitol presents The Coming of Amos featuring Rod Lavcque as Amos and a colorful Princess Nadia Ramiroff set among wealthy suitors. Also shown is The Adventures of Mazie with Alberta Vaughn as Mazie and Larry Kent as George Dorsey, plus comical supporting players.

Capitol Nadia Ramiroff Amos Capitol Theatre Rod Lavcque Australia Riviera Mazie Alberta Vauhn Larry Kent George Dorsey al Cooke Kit Guard Tripp Fall

Mary Pickford Stars in Little Annie Rooney at Capitol

Annie Rooney full of laughs as Mary Pickford leads a playful Wild West Show parody. She portrays a sheriff with star badge and hat, riding a saw horse with broom tail amid jeering tenement kids, delivering a classic screen comedy.

Annie Rooney Capitol Mary Pickford Mary Gerisson Miss Pickford

Millionaire Cowboy shines at Rex with Flynn in Gallop Meredyth

Maurice B. Flynn stars as Gallop Meredyth in The Millionaire Cowboy at the Rex. The former Yale football hero brings unusual dramatic value and sharp comedy as a wild rich youth under a father with too much money.

The Rex Yale Maurice B Lefty Flynn Rex Theatre Meredyth

No Gray Hair No Falling Hair From Edna Wallace Hopper

Edna Wallace Hopper touts Hair Youth claiming it prevents gray hair falling hair and dandruff. She describes a concentrated scalp tonic applied with an eyedropper and offers samples by mail for 50c or 1.00 at toilet counters.

Edna Wallace Hopper Secant

Scout Training Builds Good Citizenship, Budget Chief Says

Budget chairman J I King notes 35 000 Chicago juveniles faced the municipal court with only five having boy scout training. He argues scouting fosters citizenship and a stronger nation echoing Roosevelt and Wilson. In Idaho Pocatello 100 citizens volunteer to promote the movement. The piece urges public support to aid youth development.

Chicago J. I. King King Theodore Roosevelt Woodrow Wilson America Boy Scout Movement Pocatello

Abie's Irish Rose to Play at Auditorium One Night Only

Advance sales for the record breaking comedy Abie's Irish Rose begin with a bang tomorrow morning. The performance comes to the Auditorium theatre for one night only Saturday October 17, sponsored by Anne Nichols. Mail orders are heavy and patrons are urged to secure seats early.

Abie Auditorium Theatre

Citizenship petitions heard in federal court term

J C Phillips directs naturalization for the territory as petitions for citizenship are heard in the March term of the federal court. Olive Peck Meliveen and Alice Garrett Meliveen list husbands formerly British subjects joining a roster of applicants including Umberto Dal Torrione Italian Nick Peter Coroogna Greek Jacob Schaeffer Russian Tubert Samuel Gill English August Hijalmar Wiker Swedish William Bush English Camillo Allerico Italian Jim Andrikoposelos Greek Albert Edward Trimming English Apostolos Christos Tsohas Greek Christ K. Lagos Greek George Giannacopoulos Peter Lailes Greek Panagiatis Lalouthekis George Kulias Greek

J. C. Phillips Olive Peck Meliveen Alice Garrett Meliveen Umberto Dal Torrione Nick Peter Coroogna George Peter Cloris Jacob Schaeffer Thubert Samuel Gill August Hijalmar Wiker William Bush Camillo Allerico Jim Andrikoposelos Jim Andros Albert Edward Trimming Apostolos Christos Tsohas Christ K. Lagos George Giannacopoulos George Kulias Panagiatis Lalouthekis Peter Lailes

New York University Football Poised for Strong Season

Early season records show NYU under Coach J F Meehan achieving strong form. The Violet look to post a standout year, signaling one of their best efforts in football in recent memory.

New York University J. F. Meehan The Violet

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