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GRIFFITH'S $2,000,000 TRIUMPH, "INTOLERANCE," A WONDERFUL
DRAMATIC SPECTACLE, NOW BEING SHOWN AT AMERICAN THEATER
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AMUSEMENTS
EXCELLENT WEEK END
PROGRAM AT RIALTO
Manager-Jensen of the Rialto, for
the end-of-the-week program, has se
mred a variety of subjects all so good
that It Is hard to say w hich is the
best. The bill is headed by the first
authentic film to reach this country
of the landing of General Pershing iU
France. That Americas entrance Into
the aient world war is welcomed 1
.he French nation Is plainly shown ,n
this film. From the time of G ..... il
Sr lt dlff j' ,
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that he and hin
nd ree
tion committee made any pr«>hj.^., a
*11 through the dense crowds, x
cn the bill comes ''Skinner s Bubhl
helng a picture version of the st«
by that name and n sequel to "Sk
ner s Dress Suit," whic h all readers
the Saturday Evening iv.-t rememl
The Et< ry deal- with tlie u; s
at i
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BENGAL TIGERS AND LEOPARDS EDUCATED TO
PERFORM ARE FEATURE OF BARNES CIRCUS
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Most fearless woman animal educator in
Circus that she
MABEL STARK.
'kV' WiW Animta
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Among wild animal trainers It is
considered a difficult feat to tret lions
to work with leopards, or bears to
art with pumas. So far as having wild
animals, particularly of the cat spe
cles, work harmoniously with domes
tic animals, such as dogs or horses,
has always been considered imprac
tloaMa.
It remained for A1 O. Rarnea. whose
four-ring wild animal circus will
exhibit in Butte on the afternoons and
evenings of July 7 and g. to accom
plish the remarkable feat of training
admit, that
couple
n will !
shion
»recta
The
j Henry s clevprnww a» a short story
l l ' r j iTl transformation to pic
The* iZZZT
j hlghb interesting program almost an
number of which would be "n Use»
feature "
The .h„.e rubllc Is still a Id, mx, J
tifled In Oliver o Wallace and the 1
„„ '!
Z« h Is XVa,?a « ani^me^L îhat
It Is the on ■ ■
'' 0rld , 8 ,a "" s ' orchestral organ and
AmeriCP ** m.»c ♦ iliaa.oM ----- I .1
To
appi
foremost theater organist.
ate th
most
u ne
ver sa till t
knowledg
und al
f music
uld hear
how, and Wallace
tin
she
bill will be sh,
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gether.
JthT;:;,grrm: ; .x;iLT^rr t.:
Thrlty full-grown Afrean lions In one
act a b| g arena with Louie Roth.
orld famous trainer. In command.
Caravans of camels, elephants, sa
cred cattle, troupes of seals, sea lions,
chimpanzees, orang-outangs, apes
monkeys, kangaroo«, zebras. Rocky
monntain goat*, lions, tigers, leopards
Mary
! ond
EXCEPTIONAL BILL AT
PEOPLES HIPPODROME
"T mahT" rleLef
Harvard, nr ' n « Th ?
n..r..«r<,s . ,he headliners, and their
"T and " eXCe,lem
« ot '1 1
much favorable comment as is Iper
_ -
pram
.Vewell and Most are tv
veri
er thei
sine
in
and dancers and pu» !
delightful manner. J
> and Benjamin, billed
ats. have an act that 1
ent from any ever se
Joe Rolley is I
comedy
entirely
bv himself, and his
harmonica is imme
m the Jazz
led ford and
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I piFrl 2°cS- b nc,uding
grown-ups as well.
Two trains of double-length cars
carrj the circus over the road Six :
concert and military bands and four ;
calliope, help to make the two-mil.
èa?h mo7n d in. 8 n en „ at 1# * #
it® If morn n * a ^Uttering event In
The doors open at 1 and 7 p. m and
the bill opens at 2 and 8 o'clock.
I Gardiner offer a *
Murray and Love
Just Xonsenso.'
tion is a Triangle
The Paws of the
j Desmond and Clai
! tured. The Pathe
versai cornedv cot
best hills ever pre.
SENATOR CLARK'S Fill!
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Mrs. Clark and H,r Daughters
Will Motor Through
the Park.
! Mrs. W.
J ters. Andre
Saturday cv,
from where th
ing trip of se
low stone Nat
through the
motor, ami Mi
Clark and two ciaugh
nd Huguette, will leave
hing for Yellowstone.
w in start on a camp
eial weeks in the Yel
onal park. The trip
vill be ma
vi 11
nrk and her daugh
anted hy Miss Aim
camp cook, ohauf
on to prepare ram
a ill a
■'•ses c
whet
Mr
ark as fa
he will
! tSlderfln
J lows to ne
ment. S
establishe
terest in
that the
four wee!
s Angele
through the park two
automobiles and a
transportation of the
f " »11 be taken. YV. C.
t vccle the l arty to Yel
the automobile equip
•■11 >>e made and camp
,M of <bv places of In
u-k. And lt is proba!'»'"
will last for three
A NATURAL CONCLUSION.
J? Wif v—Isn't that your eye doc
The Husi and -I thought so until he
sent in his bill. Now I know he's a
skin specialist.
CRISIS OF
WOMAN'S LIFE
Change Safely Passed by
Taking Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.
Warner, Okj a ._"l never K „ t tir .
Cf praising l.y,i, a K. Pinkhatn's \W
tab!
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gÄs rxiîSFr
- . ege-
----Compound
because ouring
Change cf Lifo 1
xxas in bed two
years and had two
operations, but s!l
the doctors and op
erations did me no
good, and I would
have been in my
fn-ave today had ft
î° tSn for L ï d <»
E ; PJnkham's Veg
etable Compound
* an ) in e symptoms as sens- ,1
< ?° n j ho - tfl " has . heAdaches back*
,m P endin » «*1 timWite'
h^t snar^. ^"' P^P'^on of ^i
««KU
r.-TIj oeioro the eves i
ipl
»"ddttzines* should b-hrrd?J
THE
HIPPOBROl
OUR OPENING BILL IS A
CORKER! LOOK IT OVER—
• THE" SIX HARVARDS— A Dainty Musical Offering
LAYPO AND BENJAMIN—Comedy Acrobats.
NEWELL AND MOST—Musical Comedy Favorites.
JOE ROLLEN' —In a Class By Himself.
BEDFORD AND GARDINER—Whirlwind Dancers.
MURRAY AND LOVE—Just Nonsense.
The Pathe Weekly
ANY
SEAT
Timely
Topiis
Tersely
Told
'UNEA SY
1 1 MONT '
A Universal Conudv
THE PAWS OF THE BEAR"
A Fixe-Part Triangle Production Featuring
WILLIAM DESMOND and CLARA WILLIAMS
A Picture— Well Worth Your While
Judge Will Pay Reward for
Capture of the Man Who
Stole Tag.
Judge YV. I. Lippincott believes he has |
discovered the meanest thief in Butte-- ;
tiie man who stole a collar and license
from his grandson's dog.
' Anyone who will rob a dog is pgçHi i
■ w in my opinion." said Judge LlppUi-u
cott. • This dog belongs to my grandson I
H-' followed me to the postofftce this j
morning and while 1 was inside the build- !
mg someone stole the tag. If J hadn't
noticed he loss at once the dog might
have he. n taken to the pound and killed.
Tlu-n there would have been a broken '
hearted little fellow in Butte."
.bulge Lippincott says ho will pav a
rd for anyone who will locate
Th*
umb<
? the ju
ig to take
nd of his
store long enough for the sale I
liar. A new lif.-r. A „
^ ,f
Ln,U!l
1 th<
;! alla , ¥l,er "" d d "UBhwr
s Tuestlay and are visiting
nom»- of Mr. and Mrs Willis—
1« Main street.
W iiliam Treloar
from Missoula, wh
Fourth of Jul
pede.
Rayr
returned today
.•here he spent the
»ending the Stnm
"Vl. V . ra ° f Mnln ^et. who
„.,, 1 . , , ' Rn automobile last
toon he dlMharg^^f^om ^the hospital!
Mies i,
Mercantil.
vacation ;
zzi
r l„ R " raan °f Bertogllo's
Boulder' 8Pendl " g her
n°h7^ Alulrews an 'l
a week « visit h wi,b r, returned from
Idan. ' " l,h frionds »t Sher
" t I-vatherwood street
,0 a , ' ,ral hospitu, ZZ
thlR m o^lng" for C^X ated ° n
from r vork V in S '"° k his ,irst off
Fourth and spem^he 1 d Ce, r'" ate thp
Glen. P * ,he da 5' fishing nt
Mrs. L. ,x
Street and
MrCiaskev of 147 a.,,
Afr« m Main
Clarence Mart hey
have gone to Rundup to vi« it , nh " y
^ ur some time. ' " ^ friends
and Mrs Will:
family and Mr . an ,, l ' am Randle and
and children motcr, i* ?' ^°*man
I yesterday, where ^h ? *° Phil 'r8burg
d ay picnicking. h 5 the holl
°a»yon. * ln ^*ne-Mile
companied by'' "jl' 1 ^ildron, a P -
h »'e gone to Poison In B»tcad,
«pend the vacation ' wl »
A WONDER '
A bcatth we qua(r ,
Matthew Morie«
H ,aUïrh
At h,s own storiejs.
V
ANS 0 NI
For Today, Tomorrt
and Saturday
R0BEK
WARWifl
-IN
"The False Friei
V.
SUPPORTED BY
CHARMING GAIL KANE
f SPECIAL VAUDEVILLE FOR
THREE DAYS
BURR & LEE HARRY
Comedy Singing
and Talking
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Streams Were High and There
Was No Encouragement
tor Nimrods.
Jr—" ' vere disappointed yes
ror '" y . °. n al1 Montana streams, ac
nteh, n8 mw S,0rleS broU8ht ** ck > a *'
"he nshllg* f T mB are verv hlKh and
poor 8 * he pres - nt «me Is very
men h dld la not rlty ° f the expert flsher -
„7" dld n . ot oast a bait yesterday,"
In the "city ™ !t expert "'mroda
It would he ea,y t0 * ee thftt
would be all waste of time.»
1 'or".'' he "ald \ I ^ ,he strea ">
that he wi,« th * outc om« xV*a
onsnocessfunv . ** ed fnd «" T ort«ti
■ullx to catch that fish Jack
Turner and f»®* 1 ' (
but were unable 1 ^
dinner by ;> roeSS '
NOTICE I
Carriers » re " j.titrtl
payment of wavffl
orders for ' » ncel ,' p*
All such order* '
SNATCH GIRLS j
death jn.
In/J.'-H
l.awrcncrhurf, ^ If
general manager ® ^ j.
Lumber company. ^ |
rescued Ma r ** r ^ [J. W
mers, aged 16 r
and Mrs. 1 " j
burning automobil
Mr. Dan, and ? ^r fl
returning to ,h ■ •„ tlr*l
covered *Fo «'U' lD J
veloped in fl«»?
Both men weJV „
the hand«
scorched on
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