The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-11-26
Film 2ickerS
Sensednd Nonsense About the
Plans and RI0Ders
Plays and Players

Plays and Players
The Famous Players company will
produce in pictures that famous old
play "The Old Homestead"
*****
Helen Holmes, who made 1.-THE Haz-
ards of Helen" series famous, is now
doing railroad pictures for, the Uni
versal company.
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Victor Moore, who was last seen
here in "Snobs," is to return again
soon on the Paramount program in
the film version of "Chimmie Fadden."
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"The Soul of a Woman" one of
the forth coming features to be seen
here later on the Metro program, is
breaking all house records through
out the state.
T. C. Penny, the former motion pic
ture magnate of Northern Montana,
has recently bought the Liberty thea
ire at Helena and will conduct that
house in the future.
*******
The Vitagraph company dynamited
an 85-foot launch worth thousands of
dollars for a scene in "The Surprises
of an Empty HOTEL" n of their
forthcoming releases.
Cissie Fitzgerald, the well known
comedienne formerly with the Vita
graph company, has quit that COM
pany and signed a contract to appear
in pictures for the Geo. Kleine COM
pany.
The we'll known comedian, John
Barrymore, whose last appearance
here in care You a Mason," left pleas
ant memories, will be seer here again
soon in a late Famous Players Par
amount production, "The Dictator"
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"Carmen," produced by the Lasky
Co., featuring Geraldine Farrar and
"Carmen," produced by the VIM. Fox
company, starring Theda Bara, were
both shown in Portland the week of
Nov. /.
The Jesse L. Lasky company is
very strong in their denial of the re-
port that Blanche Sweet has severed
her connections with that company.
They state that Miss Sweet has a
long time contract to appear in pic
lures for them.
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"The Orpheum Oracle" made its
initial appearance this week, and no
doubt will meet with popular approx
al with patrons of that house. The
management expects to- issue this
each week, giving the program for
the week.
Those who failed to see "The Spoil
ers" on it's last appearance here will
have the opportunity of seeing it in
the near future as it has been definite
ly arranged to have this great picture
play a return engagement here. This
picture is conceded to be one of the
greatest ever produced and is meet
ing with larger houses on return en-
gagements than on the first show
ing. No doubt a great many will go
to see it the second time.
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The police force of Pasadena awoke
to the fact the other day that gamb-
ling was being carried on at Busch's
Gardens. Mounting their trusty mo-
torcycles the police force sped to the
scene of crime. Disgusting them
selves as eastern tourists they sur
rounded the gambling tables, and
! were about to drag the whole assemb-
lage off to Jail when they discovered
the motion picture camera in the
back ground. 1t was only a scene in
one of the latest Lasky-Paramount
productions.
Hazel Dawn, the popular stage fav-
orite, whose charms were introduced
to Glasgowites in her two previous
offerings-"One of Our Girls" and
"Niobe," will be seer again soon in
her latest starring vehicle, "Clarissa,'
her most ideal role. "Carissa" is
taken from the famous novel, Scam.
bier's Advocate" and Miss Dawn't
impersonation of the central figure ir
this absorbing a of modern so
ciety will no doubt advance her popu'
larity as one of the foremost screer
stars.
John Barrymore's latest triumph
uTLo n;o%,%orV will ho ono Of fhI