Great Falls daily tribune. [volume], April 04, 1920, Page 15, Image 15

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Positively First R m
For Both Featares!
A Double Program At Regular Prices
Hear
Mr. Merrick
Play the
Pictures.
m
Wm. Fox
Offers
IN A PRODUCTION OF GREAT AND
EFFECTIVE BEAUTY
WILLIAM FARNUM
-IN THE
"ADVENTURER"
A Romantic Drama With Thrill and Dash, with a Love
Story of Wondrous Charm.
v :
HAROLD
LLOYD
in his second
New $100,000 two-reel
Comedy
BUMPING INTO
BROADWAY
It's A Bear!
New York Capital
Becomes Interested
Special to The Daily Tribune.
Roundup, April 3.-—Xow York capit
alists have purchased $100,000 of the
capital stock of the Van Duzen Oil
company and steps will be taken to list
it oil the New York curb exchange. This
places the Van Duzen company in splen
did shape for continuous development
this year, with ample capital for ail of
its drilling obligations.
THURSDAY — SATURDAY
iNEHL
7
Management:
KNIGHTS OP PLEASURE CLUB.
Easter Monday Ball
Palm Room
Hotel Rainbow
METROPOLITAN DANCING CLUB
Butchers
Easter Dance
■ TfcNEW.
if
il
coal
BALL ROOM
April 6th, 1920.
Pierse's Seven Piece Or
chestra.
Tickets $1.10—
Extra Ladies 25c—
Including War Tax—
;
List of Aspirants for Na
tional Delegations—No Dem
ocrat for President.
1 îeiciiii. April 3.—Candidates for the
prii: i v of April 23 at which delegates
to tn, « inventions and electors are to be
chosi' ;ind prefernce to president and
vi.-.- j. I - m Vnt expressed had until mid
nhh: ( <i file. At 8 p. in. the filings
show- i jfollowing tickets:
i '■■'iii.ii r.itic:
i r ■•resident —N'one.
I . r vice president—Samuel V. Stcw
aii. of Montana.
For presidential electors— Grover C.
; Ciscl, Jiillings; Geo. E. Hurd, Great
Falls; Mrs J. M. Kennedy, Libby; Jos.
K. Toole. Helena.
For delegates—Roy E. Ayers. Lewis
town: \V. II. Harth, Great Falls; .fas.
IV Bole. Bozeman; P. E. Burke, Scobey;
J. E. Erickson, Kalispell; Mrs. Maggie
Smith Hathaway, Hamilton; T. M. Kenoe,
Billings; <"has. J. Kelly, Butte; Gene
Lane, Lewistown; 11. J. McGregor,
jChoteau; F. Murphy, Anaconda; Louis
Newman, Groat Falls: Jas. F. O'Connor,
Livingston; ,T. E. O'Neill, Deer Lodge;
It. R. i'urcell, Helena; Geo. L. Ramsey.
Helena; Jas. M. Reynolds. Boulder;
Stanley Scearce, Ronan; W. R. C. Stew
art, Bozeman; Mrs. Tyler B. Thompson,
Missoula; Thomas J. Walsh, Helena.
Republicans:
For president—Warren G. Harding,
I Ohio; Herbert C. Hoover, California;
! Hiram W. Johnson, California; Leonard
! Wood, New York; Frank O. Lowden,
; Illinois.
For vice president—None.
For presidential electors— C. II. Mc
Leod, Missoula; T. C. Power, Helena;
Mrs. E. A. Richardson, Forsyth
For delegates—John Adami, Helena;
J. C. Alexander, Kalispell; John Allen,
Helena; William R. Allen, Wise River;
C. B. Allen. Billings; Lynn D. Ambrose,
Missoula: Miss A. M. Anderson, Helena;
George Baker, Butte; John B. Brima
combe, Butte; James M. Burlingame,
Great Falls; Lew L. Callaway, Great
Falls; Frank B. Connolly. Billings;
Edward Donlan, Missoula; A. J. Dorr,
Glasgow; Ethel Farnsworth, Missoula;
W. D. Fenner, Butte; Fred L. Gibson,
Livingston: O. F. Goddard, Bj) lings; M.
H. Gunn, Helena; Mrs. Chas. S. Ilaire,
Helena; II. L. Hart, Hamilton; Wilford
J. Johnson, Lewistown; H. M. Kirton,
Malta; T. O. Larson, Choteau: E. II.
McDowell, Terry; F. C. McWilliams,
Great Falls; E. O. Selway, Dillon.
The first balloon was built in 1783.
It wu sent aloft without a passenger.
Its Making
Picture
History!
A LACE
Special Music
by Palace
Orchestra
"Great Falls' Flnast Thaatra"
a
êGd
The Same Wonderful Photo
play Masterpiece That New
York Paid $3 a Seat to See!
V<e»,
HERE AT
REGULAR PALACE
PRICES
Iii«.
Every art has its Golden Age, bringing
those wondrous works that live on through «js
all the years. And it seems that a Golden
Age has dawned for the newest of all arts—
the motion picture. The master artist of the
screen has brought to us a creation of such ex
quisite wonder and beauty, of such haunting charm
and purity, that all else seems as of yesterday.
NO HIGHER
$
h
<8 .
DWGBIFÏTIlB
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taken from a story of Thomas Burke, is at once
the most pitiful, most tragic, and withal, the most
sublime love story ever told. And in the telling
the master, Griffith, has wrought such rare and
undreamed-of beauties that a new art, fui rich,
boundless, is revealed.
Stodden Will Veto
Resolution to Shut
Out Married Women
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Butte, April 3.—Mayor W. T. Stod
den, today declared that the resolutions
baring married women of city from
appointive offices adopted at the last
meeting of the city council, is class leg
islation. He said he would veto it at
the next meeting of the council.
"I agree with the object of the reso
lution," Mayor Stodden said, "but 1 be
lieve it is conflicting with the constitu
tional rights of those whom it may af
HERE IT IS! THE GRAND
BALL
MONDAY, APRIL 5th, 1920
SPECIAL FEATURES
Irresistible Dance
Music at
KNIOHTS
Tie NEW
S
C
j feet."
! One stenographer, a bookkeeper and
the city food inspector are affected by
the resolution.
O. W. Lambert Quits
Bank for Theater
Special to The Daily Tribune.
Roundup. April 3.—O. W. Lambert,
for 11 years assistant cashier of the
First National bank of this city, has re
signed his position to assume active
management of the Orpheum theater in
which he is heavily interested and which
requires almost his entire attention. Mr,
Lambert will also open a stock brok
erage office in connection with his other
duties.
Dr. Nile«' Condition
Reported Critical
Dr. J. A. Nile», the dentist, who lias
been quite ill at his home 305 Third ave
nue north, for a month, was taken to
the Columbus hospital Saturday nnd it
was stated following hia admission to
that institution that his condidtion was
critical. Dr, Niles suffered an attack
of influenza several weeks ago and has
not been able to recover from the ef
fects of it.
•mm class neruMS
less
Entire Change of Program Today
ECONOMY
PRICES
ADULTS ..25c
CHILDREN10c
Tax Paid
ZANE GREY'S GREAT STORY
THE
Legion
Starring
Blanche
Bates
and
Hobart
Bosworth
Directed by
T. Hayes
Hunter
A
melodrama
of the law
less west
in the days
of '49
Zane Grey writes the most vividly
of all authors about the early west.
YOU'LL LIKE THIS TALE
SUNSHINE COMEDY
"THE GREAT NICKEL ROBBERY"
Two Reels of Great Fun
GETTING READY FOR TRIP
TO SWEET GRASS CELEBRATION
Local men are getting ready for the
trip to Sweet Grass for the dedication
of the new hotel which will occur on next
Wednesday, April 7. The party frcn
here will include some of the best known
men of the city, among them being F.
R. Van de Putte. George H. Shanley. AV.
R. Smith, Dr. W. H. Barth, Fred Wear,
Dan Tracy and several others.
GRAND OPERA NODI
APRIL 10-11 SATURDAY and SUNDAY
Direct from its Great Coast Triumphs at Los Angeles, San Francisco
and Seattle.
FIR ST TIME HERE
The most successful musloal play slnoe "The Merry Widow."
"FRESH AS WOOD VIOLETS AND
FRAGRANT AS ITS NAME"
Messrs. Leo and I. J. Shubert Prosent Rida Johnson Young'« and Sig
mund Romberg's Brilliant and Beautiful Romance with musio
HAYTIMI
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7 Months in Chicago. Ran 2 Fall Years In N. Y. City 6 Months in Boston
MOST SUCCESSFUL AND POPULAR MUSICAL
PLAY IN ANNALS OF NEW YORK STAGE
With tha Graat Naw York No. 1 Cast, Including
WILLIAM NORRIS
CAROLYN THOMSON
MELVIN STOKES
Doaglas Wood. Nina Vallorl, Arthur Albro, Patty Do Forest, Toddy Webb,
Izeth Munro, Edward Nan nary, Ruth Watson, lohn Wheeler
Isabelle Vernon, William Blalsdoll, Amy Lester
Original Broadway Production la Its Entirety— With all the Oear Dancing
Girls In Fashion's Frocks of Four Generations.
Lower floor $2.50—Baloony $3.00, $1.50, $1.00—Gallery 75o—Plus Tax
Mail Orders Now— —Seat Salo Friday Nooa.
DR. CRUTCHER RETURNS.
Dr. Ernest Crutcher is back in Great
Falls after a long period passed on the
Pacific coast, most of the time belnft
«oent at Los Angeles. Dr. Crutcher
says he does not propose to re-open tho
practice of medicine here but intends
to engage in developing some of his
mining properties in the Belt moun
tains.