The Carbon County chronicle. [volume], April 04, 1924, Page Page No. Twelve, Image 8

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FRIDAY and SATURDAY, APRIL 4 and 5
Roman Theatre
TUESDAY APRIL STH
BILL HART IS BACK
ANOTHER METRO PICTURE
JACKIE COOGAN
SUNDAY AND MONDAY, APRIL 6 AND 7
MAR10N DAVIES
The First Picture in Two Tears
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WILLIAM S. HART
LONG LIVE THE KING
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SINGER JIM MCKEE
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Pathos, comedy and tense drama cleverly woven into a wonderfully enter
taining motion picture presenting the boy that is loved by millions In his
most amazing characterization.
JACKIE in an entirely different role, and his greatest.
JACKIE, as the Boy Prince of Everybody's Dreams.
JACKIE, who turns from Rags to Royal Rainiment.
UTILE OLD
NEW YORK
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FABLES and COMEDY Reels
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9TH
Greek "INNOCENT CHEAT
DON'T FAIL TO SEE JACKIE, in "LONG LIVE THE KING'
Be thrilled with the adventure and the beauty of it
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6 reels
WHEN AMERICA WAS YOUNG
Also- "LEATHER PUSHERS" 2 Reels
THOSE WERE THE DAYS—when people traveled by stage-coach—when
and
John Jacob Astor was a fur dealer—when Cornelius Vanderbilt ran a
ferry-boat.—when Robert Fulton amid jeers launched the first steam
boat—w'hen Lorenzo Delmonico ran a lunch wagon..
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FIGHTING BLOOD
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SUNDAY CONCERT
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COMING! Saturday, April 12th—
NO MOTHER TO GUIDE HER
MARION DAVIES by her quaint and whimsical performance—even greater
than her work in "When Knighthood Was in Flower"—will win your heart
completely. Marion Davies as the boy Pat, is one of the most captivating
figures you eevr saw. When she removes her boy's disguise she steps out
in all her radiant beauty.
April 6th
WILLIAM COHN at the Organ
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'UNDER THE DOUBLE EAGLE" (March)
Wagner
No. 1.
SUNDAY AND MONDAY, APRIL 13 & 14—
HAROLD LLOYD in "SAFETY LAST"
No.2. "TESORO MIO" (Italian Waltz)
E. Becucci
To see this great romance is to add an unforgettable memory to your
store house of treasured pictures.
S."JUST A GIRL THAT MEN FORGET"
Mills Pubi
Improvisations and Request Numbers Solicited
©OC1ETY and CLUB
Edited by Mrs. L. P. Chapman.
Interesting Items of the Social and Club Life of Red Lodge and Vicinity
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METHODIST LADIES MEET
Mrs. Nell Christensen was hostess
to the Methodist Ladies Aid at their
Church parlors on south Broadway.
MRS. JOHN G. SKINNER
HOSTESS TO GUILD
Mrs. John G. Skinner entertained
the Episcopal Guild at the Guild Hall
on Wednesday, Appl 2nd.
MRS. PAUL CARTWRIGHT
HOSTESS TO CONG. LADIES AID
The Congregational Ladies Aid was
entertained in th First Congrgational
church with Mrs. Paul Cartwright as
hostess.
THE MISSES 8CHIMMING
HOSTESS'S TO F. T. N. CLUB
The Misses Hattie and Emma
Schimming entertained the Fortnight
ly Club on Thursday evening, April
3rd.
MRS. FRANCIS HARNEY AND
SISTER ARRIVE HOME
Mrs. Francis Harney and sister
Miss Mary Draper arrived home from
Long Beach, California on Monday,
March hte 31st after a most delghtful
three months sojourn with friends.
MRS. JAMES A. BROPHY
WILL VISIT SISTER.
Mrs. James A. Brophy will leave
Friday, April the Fourth for an ex
tended visit with her sister Mrs.
David Thomas who lives in Columbus,
Ohio.
MOTT SOUDERS LEADER
IN CLASS CHEMISTRY
Mott Souders who is attending the
Bozeman College writes he is still on
the honor roll, and Professor Cobleigh
states he is leading his class in
Chemistry.
This Society
MESDAMES CARPENTER AND
LANDERS ENTERTAIN SOCIETY
Mesdames S. G. Carpenter and A.
3. -Landers will entertain the Altar
Society at the rectory on Tuseday
evening April 8th.
meets every two weeks.
MRS. J. A. NEWMAN
HOSTESS.
Mr*. J. A. Newman gave a social
afternoon on Wednesday April 2nd
At the close of the day a very nice
Those present
wwe, Mesdams R. A. Marsh; Wm.
Bneid, Herbert Newman, Eddie Bloom
Martin Rapp, James Bailey, James
Browning, Jack McFate , Charles
WilMm, Thelma Solso, Messrs Downs
and Gillen.
tench was served.
MISS LILLIAN HAYES
VISITS PARENTS
Miss Lillian Hayes who is a teacher
in the Joliet schools came to Red
Lodge over Sunday to visit her par
ents Mr. and Mrs. John T. Hays.
MR AND MRS ARTHUR NEWMAN
HERE FROM WASHINGTON
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Newman were
here from Renton, Washington, on
Wednesday and Thursday, April 2nd
and 3rd visiting Mr. and Mrs. H. S.
Croonquist, Mrs. Newman s a sister
of Mrs. Croonquist.
DINNER PARTY FOR MR. AND
MRS. TOM MURPHY
Mr. and Mrs. Bertagnolli gave a
dnner party on Sunday March the 28,
n honor of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Murphy
of Roslyn, Washngton. The guests
were: Mr. and Mrs. Sam Turner,
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Whalen, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Willy, Mr. and Mrs. And
rews, Mr. George Turner, Mr. Arthur
Maddox.
W. C. R. L. CHANGE DATE OF
ONE ACT PLAY
A one act play entitled "
Neighbors" by Zona Gale, put on by
the Literature department of W. C.
R. L. will be givn in the Congregal
tional church on Monday evening Apr. j
8th as formerly announced i
The
7th instead of April 8th as formerly j
announced. The proceeds from the
j play are to be donated to Carnegie
Public library for the purpose of buy
I ing books for children.
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MISS HARRIET HERMAN GOES
j TO GREAT FALLS
Miss Harriet Herman as one of the
' Judges attends interscholastic
j meet at Great Falls to be held April
j 24 was a accompanied on her trip
j by Miss Grace Gardner, a teacher who
has gone to her home at Kalispell
for medical attention, as the doctors
have pronounced her illness a case of
appendicitis. Miss Harret Herman is
music supervisor in the Red Lodge
schools will return to this city on Sun
day, April 6ht.
music
MR. AND MRS. EDGAR W. ALLEN
RETURN FROM BILLINGS
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Alin returned
from Billings on Friday, where they
had gone for the purpose of attending
Whole Sale Market Day,
there, they visisted Mr.
mother n the Deaconess hospital, who
' had undergone a surgical operation.
Mrs. W. H. Allen returned to her
home n Joliet on Thursday, accompan
ed by her daughter Mrs. J. H. Mc
While
Allen's
Shane of Mile« City.
STATE FEDERATION WOMENS
CLUB WILL MEET IN AUGUST
The S. F. W. C. will hold their year
ly meeting at Kalispeil the third
week in August instead of in June as
has been the custom.
MR. AND MRS. D. E. BRAY HERE
FROM MINNEAPOLIS
Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Bray of Minne
apolis, Minn., were visitors of Mr. and
Mrs. J. M. Plunkett on Frday, March
29th between trains. Mrs. Bray's
maiden name was Teressa Cornell,
and was a teacher at one time in the
city schools. Mr. and Mrs. Bray are
on their trip from California.
MR. AND MRS. C. R. NORTHOP
BUY AGNEW HOME
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Northop who
have purchased the Agnew residence
on Villard avenue will move into their
new home sometime next week. The
Agnw residence is now occupied by
Mr. and Mrs. George F. Moses who
will move into the McIntyre bungalow
on Word Avenue, which will be vacat
ed in a fw days by Mr. and Mrs. S.
Washington,
Larkin will move into the residence on
Hauser avenue now occupied by Mrs.
j C. R. Northop.
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Jenkins who will move to Roslyn,
Mr. and Mrs. W. R.
j ELIZABETH HOLMGREN HONOR
I GUEST AT PARTY
) Dr. and Mrs. Holmgren gave a very
I pretty birthday dinner party in honor
I of their little five year old daughter
ot the Busy Bee Cafe. The table was
daintly set and the birthday cake dec
orated with five candles placed in the
center of the table. Those partaking
of the dinner were, Mrs T. W. Cham
berlan and three year old daughter,
Betty, Dr, and Mrs. K. P. Holmgren
and three children David, Aileen, and
Elizabeth.
MRS. F. W. WHICHER ENTER
TAINS WINNING TEAM
Mrs. P. W. Whicher on Monday
evening March 21st entertained the
team that won honors for the Roose
velt school the debate taking place at
Bear Creek Saturday evenng, March
29th.
The winning team is composed of the
Misses Margaret Souders, Mary Na
vetti, and Master Frank Whicher.
The subject debated was, "Resolved
that Montana cities of the second
class should adopt the Cty Manager
Plan of govenment." Red Lodge had
the negative side of the question and
proved themselves the best able to
present their argument.
MRS. LEWIS CHAPMAN WILL
ENTERTAIN HOME CIRCLE
On Saturday evening April the 6th,
Mrs. Lewis P. Chapman will entertain
the Home Circle Auction Bridge club.
MRS. WM .MC INTYRE HOSTESS
TO AUCTION BRIDGE CLUB
Mrs. Wm. McIntyre will entertain
the Auction Bridge Club on Friday
evening, April the 4th at her residence
on 8th street.
MISS KONICA PLUNKET
DANCES FOR SCHOOL
A very creditable programmei was
oôir r. p ' 6V ™"im a
28th at the Roosevelt building under
the management of Miss Harriet Her
man. Miss Monica Plunkett executed
a toe dance in a charming manner.
MONTGOMERY BROS. VISIT
MIAMI, FLORDIA
Mr. J. B. and J. P. Montgomery who
left Red Lodge March 16th and arrv
ed n Miami, Flordia, the following
Saturday are very much impressed
with that country. They write home
the climate at this season of the year
is very pleasant.
MISS CAROLINE REBER
HOMEWARD BOUND
Miss Caroline Reber of Foltz and i
Groves Store who has made qute an |
extensive visit in Miami,
started on her homeward journey on
March 23 stopping over in Chicago
for a few days. She will arrive home
in the near future.
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Flordia '
THE MISSES MARY AND FANNY
MATTESON ENTERTAIN
The Misses Mary and Fanny Matte
son were charming hostess's at an in
formal dinner party given on Tuesday
evening March the 26th. The evening ]
was spent in playing cards. Those
present were Mr. and Mrs. C. H.
Schmidt, Mr. and Mrs. J. Mills and
Miss Gertrude Drake.
SAM NEWMAN DIES
AT SHERIDAN, WYOMING
Sam Newman, for many years, a
resident of Red Lodge, died Friday in
a hospital at Sheridan, Wyoming. Ac
cording to word received by Mrs. Wm.
Beadle of Washoe, death was due to
ruptured appendecitis.
His mother, sister, and brothers,
except Arthur, and William were pres
ent when he died. For the last twelve
years or more he has lived with his
mother in Wyoming. He was about
50 years of age.
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I WOMANS CLUB OF RED LODGE
, HOLDS ELECTION
j The W. C. R. L. held their last gen
era * meetng on Tuesday, April 1st,
H**re being an election of officers,
^ ra - C. H. Draper was again elected ,
president, for a period of two years, to J
conform with the State Federation
election of officers. The other offi
cers elected are:
Mrs. E. M. Adams First Vice
Chairman, and Chairman of the Liter
ature dept.; Mr*. R. M. Potter, !
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second vice chairman, and chairman i
of the music department; Mrs. J. F. '
Brophy fourth vice chairman, chair
of Philantropie dept.; MrsTTT E. !
man
Tichenor was chosen for General Club
Secretary; Mrs. P. P, Whicher for
General Club treasurer.
At the close of the business meet
ing Mrs. John Wills served a deli
cious lunch of cake and coffee. There
will be three more department meet
ings and on May th First, Annual
Club luncheon which will end the
season's Club work.
1>0WELL MOTO r COMPANY
MAKES GOOD PROGRESS
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per minute or fuel consumption.
Both high and low speed tests have
further proved our increased effici
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Summary
More perfect mixture by increased
churning.
More perfect expansion.
Increased piston speed.
Greatly increased torque.
Par less side slap.
A tremendous advantage thru lever
age.
Less vibration, by using half the
We are convinced our engine bears
fuel to get same power,
out the above.
Attorney Reimer of Bridger was a
visitor in this city Tuesday.
SPIDER KELLEY IS
AN EASY VICTOR
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round.
ment
Following hte postpone
Palmer
Castellano go, the promoters negotiat
ed with Billings for a man to go on
with Davis. The match was arrang
ed by long distance telephone and it
was understood that Stevens would
of
the
weigh 125 pounds and prove a real
contender against the local man. The
failure of the semi-wind-up to please
the crowd in no way detracted from
the all-around class of the entire card.
Roscoe Martin officiated as referee
and Fred Williams «» announcer.
Reverend Mr. Ten Broeck was a
visitor to Pillings Monday.