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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-10-09

Nels Distad, manager of the Far
mers Elevator of Reserve, was here
last Sunday afternoon visiting with
friends. He took in the show at the
Orpheum in the evening.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-10-09

F. G. Whitney Of Redstone was in
town last Wednesday, transacting
6n,iress and seeing friends. While
here M. Whitney purchased his win
tsrs supply Of -four at the local mill.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-10-09

Mrs. A. M. Peterson is spending
the week visiting with friends and
relatives in Scobey, while her husband
is spending the week in Canada on
hunting trip.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-10-09

The most expensive oil you can buy
is so-caIled "cheap OIL" Quality
Oil is cheapest at any price. Re-
CARELESS of price, Dura Oil is the
most economical oil you can use.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-10-09

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT-In-
auire MRS. PHIL ZIEBARTH, Plen-
tyWood, Mont. 26-t2
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-10-09

Miss Adriena Garneau spent the
week end with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. ]. Garneau in this city. Adri-
ena is teaching at the Three Forks
school in the Redstone district.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-10-09

At regular meeting Of the UouIl,,
tv Commissioners last Monday and
Tuesday it was decided that the Sher-
idan County Free Library should be
continued indefinitely. The news was
met with great approval by many, as
the question as to whether or not
the services of the Library should be
continued or not has been pending
with the county commissioners Tor
some time.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-10-09

ROSWELL P. MERRITT, OPTI-
CAL SPECIALIST, of Kenmare, n.
ID. will personally visit WESLEY,
MONT, on Monday, Oct. 10Th, and
Tuesday, Oct. goth, until 8 P. M. Of
flee at the DIR. LABERGE OFFICE.
All persons having defective eye
SIGHT. headaches, or who need their
classes changed or renewed should
ca11 and see him. 27-t2
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-10-09

Henry Williams Of Reserve was a
yrTness visitor at the county seat
io-f week He incidentally spent a
s.r honrs with friends.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-11
World Premiere of "Phantom
of Opera" Causes Unusual Stir

greater scale than THE iIunchback
Of NogFr Dame And az production
advanced. aud news Of the building
~ the Paris Opera House. IN full
size and complete detail. was issued.
public interest VAS aroused 10 high
pitch
Lon CLANCY. who HlRFn In the role
Of the Phantom. had clauss in
hia contract prohibiting tho puhllca.
ton Of any photographs Of himself
In the amazing makeup no wears
This was because the makeup was no
unusual. being in fart Ar. CLANCY r
most remarkable Characterization.
that II was fol, the thrill % seeing
Il on tho screen would be spoiled IL
photographs were published In nd.
vance.
The world premiere a. the curran
viii ho staged on nm elaborate acalr.
with coploco symphony orchestra
and special prologue.
Rupert Julian directed tho phan.
tom 81 ths Opera. which II from the
world famous novel BY CASTOR
Loroux Mary PhIlbln. Arthur I'D.
muua Carcwe. snl,E Edwards and
other favoriies support CLANCY and
head cast which numbers 200
people.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-11
Actor Folk
Donate Week
TO Charity

N. V, a. week. or. 20 10 more ox.
planatory. National Vaudeville AZ.
ISOLATION week. has arrived. It's
the week out ~ all tho year when
vaudeville artists contribute their
all toward the organization that
cares for the sick and needy OF tho
profession,
Special programs arc being pre-.
Hentod at all tho theuterh In AN ef
fort to make the week bring salts
factory returns,
II n herewith appropriate 20 call
10 mind tho uustlntod generosity or
the theatrical folk IA times OF dis
treaA. Vaudeville stars raised the
first 800 for the Red Cross during
the world war. they raised the first
100000 for tho tobacco fund. At
holiday time, there n no class Of
people more ready 90 extend a bit
Of cheer 10 those without.
The ". v, A. cares for disabled
members or tho profession, main.
talnH tuberculsr patients AZ Snrannc.
Phoenix. Ariz,. and Denver. takes
care Of widowed aud orphaned de,
pondents, and gives financial ns.
slstanco to tho temporarily dis
treaHed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-11
Palace Hip

The Palace Hip starts It's second
week under the Ackormsu & Harris
pre.war policy with todays matinee
with an elaborate posing act aud
The Cloud Rider" a feature photo.
play. as the headline attractions,
Five acts Of standard vaudeville and
a feature photoptay are now being
offered at the Palace Hip under the
new policy. The elbows are coAsfn.
uous daily. to II p. m, with. yauds.
vile At .. and y. m
The present vaudeville ia headed
by Golden Visions. an elaborate
posing act. II is billed az IAN artistic
creation OF beauty" The various
groups Of poses arc copies from IA.
nous statues now on exhibition In
New York and Paris ART salons.
The Manuel Roman Trio Is one
Of the happy surprises on the bin.
They offer a number Of suappy sing.
Ing. talking and dancing numbers.
with Keen songs and dances. ="
the Three KenBn Sisters are seen tn
a delightful s<it. Their repertoire
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-11
Riddles All Want to Play
in Mary Pickfordps Latest

There are more than "A million PEG,
pie Ia Los Angeles county. in fully
two.thirda Of the homes ARE children
and practically all OF these children
want to play in pictures with Mary
Pickfosqf.
This. AZ least. il Cns opinion Of the
casting directors nj tho Mary Pick
ford studios hlnca casting started for
Little Annie Rooney" Mary's next
production.
Since Il became known that Mary
IL 10 lead EanK q youngsters In
her new picture. boys and girls by
tho score have been flocking 10 tho
studio. Most af them arc accom-.
panied by fond parents Many have
had experience before the camera.
Many have not
An are given consideration. how.
ever. Screen tests arc made and
stir pictures arc taken Of them
ali. for comparison before tho pie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-11

turc Is cast.
Patiently Mics Pickford dons her
Little Annie Rooney" costumes and
poses By the hour with theas young
tters. II il great opportunity for
unknown youngsters 10 become
almost famous over night. md with
her usual consideration for begin.
ners. Miss pickford gives encourage.
ment md help 20 each applicant.
In tho end. perhaps half dozen
viii be chosen from the hundreds
who have applied They mus; be
certain types. and have certain
ability ms well ms the right size and
suitable features, And the others
must await their chance another
time.
There are nB many heariachcs
among the tiny "eHtras'' Of the film
ne among the older supernumerarles
that daily besiego the studio gates OF
Hollywood.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-11
BROKEN DOOR KNOB
NEARLY COSTS LIFE

a broken door knob nearly cost
Evelyn Brent. picture star, her life.
4 pocket handkerchief and pen.
81 navsd H.
An artery in the stara wrist was
opened and Hhs nearly blcd 10 death
when tho bath room door knob gave
way as she pulled Il Her arm
struck the jagged edge OF the brnk 4
knob and was cut 50 severely that
three stitches wcrc later necessary
II. =. FinsmAa. Miss Brcnt'u hus-
band. WAS c3citediy summoned from
tho studios by Ailss nrent'a maid
When ho burst into his home his
wife Was unconscious in a pool Of
blood. with her maid attempting 10
hold tho end ~ tho severed artery
with her fIngers
A ioopcd handkerchief and pen.
ell. in an improvlsed tourniquet
stopped the bleeding until tho ar.
rival Of nr. u. - wolfau.
Miss Brent IS rapidly recovering
her strength and expects to resume
her work on tho production Of
Alias Mary Flynn" within a few
days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-11
LLOYD HUGHES HAS
BAD LUCK WITH STARS

Lloyd Hughes has been compelled
TO put his ease In the hands OF the
doctors
Hughes IL not suffering any
phyHlcsl or mental affection be i8
la perfect health There In nothing
that medical science can DO foF him.
except 10 help him by making
others well
Hughes ia slated 20 play the lead
70 Doris Kenyon Ia THE Halt Way
Girl" Bot Mas Kenyon u IN bed
eonvaleseinE from an operation Tor
appendicitis performed few weeks
ago
However Hughes has previous
engagement 10 fuinll. Before ieay.
ms his present situation In Holly,
wood for rho Half Way Girl" he
mus, complete work on "'rhe Desert
Flower" Work GA this picture was
halted suddenly by an Injury 30 the
star. Colleen Moore. who has been
in bed several weeks following fall
from frrlEh, car in tho course OF
filming a neenr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-11
CHOOSE STARS FOR
"BOBBED HAIR" CAST

The three leading characters for
the MIN version of "Bobbed Hair. /"
the story that ran in Golfers
Weekly recently. sponsored by 20
popular fiction writer's. were chosen
yesterday. They are Marie Provost.
Kenneth Harlan and Louise 70
zcndu.
For The first two this win be the
frs; time they have played together
In some time, Kenneth has been
East for couple OF pictures. while
Mtha Provost has been busy on the
Warner 10; and just completed the
leading feminine role in Ernst
Lubltscb's ''i<ias Me Again" Incl.
dsn,ally. Bodied Hair" is the first
picture for Mr. Harlan under his
new Warner Bros. contract.
Miss Fazcnda has been on the
i.asly 10, for her last two pictures,
by special arrangement with war.
ners. and this likewise is in the ma.
iGre Of homecoming for her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-11

MR. GALLAGHER and Mr.. shcau.
49, the celebrated Misters Of the
comic stage, have now reached tho
estate Of stardom. They viii be pre-.
scented in person at the Metropolitan
for ono week starting May 10 in
Americas greatest annual revue, the
Greenwich Village Ifollies," sup.
ported by distinguished company Of
musical comedy and revue fagortcs
a youthful and numerous company
has been assembled bG a, y. Jones
and Morris Green, tSs gentlemen
who produce the Greenwich Village
Follics,' 70 assist Mr. Gallagher and
Mr. shean in the revue beautiful"
In which these notable comedians
win mike their world tour.
Prominent among these player
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-11
Orpheun1

Next week is National Vaudeville
Artists week and the orpheum an.
nounces a special bin 10 celebrate
the occasion. Three headline attrac-
tons are found among the seven So
lected for the celebration.
The three Giersdorf sisters. stars
OF the musical armament. who have
associated with them a io-man or
ehestra. viii offer a delightful mum.
her OF selections. Irene Gisrsdorf Is
a ysolinist and trumpetsr; Elvlra Is
trombonist and fiutist, and RCa
Is q dancer. This new ruusic.and-
dance offering Is embelllshed with
youth. beauty and color.
Adler. Well and Herman. known
~ CALIFORNIA; Sunklst Syncopa-
tors. are masters OF harmony sing.
Ing. They have real voices and a
sense OF humor. and they have with
them a novelty called 'peraphetlc'
piano. The act Is one Of the blgones
In vaudeville today.
Maude Powers and Vernon Wal.
lace will offer Georgia. which con.
tains all OF the musical sweetness
OF the sunny South, combined with
clever situations and dialogue. The
story Is honeymoon and honeysuckle.
and, Of course, Mr.. Wallace and Miss
Powers are bride and groom.
Miss Elsie Clark. known to mil
lions thru her photograph records.
will provide another musical number
10 the big bill. Her singing OF blue
songs have made her "A big reputa-
ton turnout the amusement world
Nelson Story. an accomplished pi.
Rnist, assists.
Bert Yorke. and Ed Lord. pro
gramneti as Two Gentlemen, Nev.
ertheless," win provide much Of the
comedy of the bill. They present
a travesty on gentility and mix their
comedy with songs.
Bronson and Edwards will present
s'rsonsensical Absurdities, which Is
the acme OF cornIcal pantomimo en-.
tertainment Their 'Nouchaiant
Promenade always wins them an
ovation.
Jackie aud Billie. the opening
number OF the Easter show, is in
the form Of a novelty.
There win be many stunts added
: TO the program during the week in
celebration OF the n. V. a. week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-11
Pantages

A weiI-rounded vaudeville bill IS
scheduled 10 open a weeks engage
rnent at the Pantages, opening with
the Monday matinee. The feature
attraction honors are held by the
"son Dodgers" comedy produc-
ton including an all-star cast Of
10 people.
The feature picture attraction 10
"soiied." from the Red Book story.
THE Debt OF Dishonor." by Jack
Boyle. II is said to be a human
interest story delightfully."- told. and
is presented by stellar cast, in
Guiding Kenneth Harlan. Vivian
Martin. Mildred Harris, Johnnie
Walker and other prominent stars
1t Is story OF love and sacrifice,
played against the background Of
New York life.
The son Dodgers is presented
by B. J. Murphy and features Jack
Fairbanks. II is claimed TO be one
Of the most sensational comedy pro.
ductions OF the season. and the at
Effectiveness of the offering is great-
1y enhanced by the gorgeous seen
cry and costumes. Comedy dialogue
IL blended with song and dance.
Sully, Rogers and Sully. the three
bounding school boys at play, have
fast acrobatic exhibition on the
bounding trampoline and triple
bars. Their offering In interspersed
with some good comedy.
Gross Words Is the billing Of
Ben Marks and Ethel's latest COM
cdy conception, written by the well
known writer. Dolph Singer. The
story deals with the latest brain
racking craze, crossword puzzles
sjinging and dancing gredominate.
Rita Tonielll. ItalisN prlma-don-
ma, formerly OF the Boston Grand
Opera Co. and featured with the
Russian Symphony orchestra, viii
appear in q song cycle, presenting
IN splendid repertoire OF Italian
operas and American melodieB
Bob Gordon and Harry King have
a terpsichorean novelty they cal
Two Little Step Children" They
have q very clever and entertaining
program Of tho latest novelties IN
Lhc art Of deeing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-11

consists Of popular and classical re.
iectlons
Gibson and Betty appear ia a riot
Gus sklt. a Counter Proposal"
The vaudeville bill "a rounded out
by Albert. master Of tho piano nc.
Gordon
".The Cloud RIDER" with ~ Wilson.
fearless air stunt performer 10 the
feature role, Is the phoiopiay thrill
Ter offered. One Of the breath,ak.
ing stunts performed ia tho picture
by Wilson ia the placing Of a land.
Ing wheel on one plane from another
tn midair Virginia Lee Corbiu,
HELEN Ferguson. Brinsloy Shaw and
Frank Rice are In the supporting
cast to Wilson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-11

II is expected that the world pre-
mlcre or ~Thc Phantom os the
Opera. which takes place April 20
al the Currau Theater. San Fran.
ciBco. will be ono u The most bril-.
liant openings in film history Almost
all ot tbs important stars aud diree.
tors In Hollywood have already hlg
niticd their intention of attending.
and many executives from New York
are also making plans to attend, &C,
cordiug to reports
IL 10 year ago since production
of the nlm was FIRST announced by
Carl Lacmmlc. who also predicted
that II would be staged on an even
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-11

Robert Kane. producer OF Sack.
cloth and Scarlet and Any WON.
an" returned to Hollywood recently
from New York. where he spent
several weeks comforting with off.
clain
ANY Woman" which features Al.
ice Terry. win reach completion un.
der Kings direction within a week.
This Arthur SomerH Roche story
wnE adapted for screen use by by
Beatrice Van, while Jules Furthman
wrote tho scenario.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-11
RAY GRIFFITH AGAIN

fitting and editing of Raymond
Griffith's newest picture, The
Night Club have been completed.
In additnon to Griffith, the featured
players in this comedy, which was
adapted from William c. and Cecil
b. DC Miles stage play. After
Five" are Wallace Beery. Louise
Fazenda and Vera Reynolds. Paul
Tribe and Frank Urson were CO
Agrne4oru
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-11

are Tom Handlers and Arthur Mills.
Mccormack, Bessie Calvin, Paul
Lynn Cantor. Mile. Fiji, Gcnevicye
Markham. Arnold Gluck, Fred Cow.
hick. Eddie MARI Bud Williamson,
Harriet Cole and Jean BorlnI.
A spectacular dancing chorus Of
30 beautiful artist models Is no
small contribution to the Baioty OF
the proceedings.
The comedy scenes are from tho
pens Of Billy X. Wells, Lew Fields,
George Kaufman and George v. Ilo.
bnrt. tho lyrics by Bort Kalmar and
irving Cnesnr. and the lifting music
by Louis IIlrsoh, Harry Ruby and
Con Conrad The production In It's
entirety was produced by and under
the personal direction OF John Muir.
srny Anderson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-11
Rays From
New York's
Footiights

Tho membrts OF the cast OF The
Love Song" the offenhaeh oporctta
az the Century thenter in New York,
arc arranging TO present a series
OF matinee performances Of The
Tales OF Hoffman" Offcnhach's
mos, noted opera. Many Of the
melodies from Hoffman" nro iucor.
porated In The Love Song" in.
Guiding the Barcarolle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-11

Maurice Tourncnur has been en-.
gagged by Carl Laemmlo 10 direct n
Jewel production OF the famous Lon.
don melodrnma, Sporting Life" II
win have mn nll.stnr cast and VIII 80
Into production In the next few
weclll.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-11

DkbE AfNfhktH1 tANAA hafFtAAt -
Dir in a scene from I'm
guarded " o m Q H." mitch
opens Sunday for two days
at the Colonial.
A STRANGE. tense. dramatic
n struggle takes place In the pic
,urosquo orient. tho hsartsiirrins
eonflIc, between love and duty. In
"UnEuaried Women" starring Bebo
Daniels and Richard Dix. AZ the
Colonial Sunday and Monday
For those who like romance.
there's plenty Of q, For those who
Ike reai snappy upio ihe minute
picture. there's Rebs Daniels as
yivacious Brcta Banning doing att
sorts Of unconventional things 10
keep them entertained and for those
who like thrills. tho war scenes win
prove the real thing Therc'a drama,
humor, pathoa. hcnrtintcrcst and all
Of the rest in soodiy quantity, You'll
find everything real good picture
ought to hHyc in "Uuguarded
women. There's something IN Il
for everyone
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-11
FootHght
Attractions

oRPHEuN - Vaudeville. triple
headiiner
PANrAGEs - Vaudeville. head
lining son Dodgers. and
movie
PALACE HtP--NaudevilIs head
lining posing act, and movie,
HEILIC Junior Advance vaadc
Vile and movie,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-11

There win soon be two Gilbert &
Sullivan REVEALS I'm New York. Tho
Mossrs. Shubert will present a re-
vival OF THE Mishdo" at the 4ith
at. thcater on Saturday night. April
II. and on Monday night, April 10.
Lawrence Anhalt viii present re.
v!vni Of Princess Ida at the shu.
bert thcutcr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-11

Willie Howard, in Sky High"
which was moved recently from tho
shubort thcatcr to the Winter Gar.
den, replacing Al Jolson In big
Boy" Is playing to capacity houses
ut each performance and indications
are that tho piece viii remain at
tho Winter Garden thruout tho
summer, to bc replaced in the carly
fall by tho Passing Show OF 1895"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-11

Augustln Duncan and Louise
Closer Hale have been engaged for
important roles in tho new play,
Harvest" which the Messrs. Shu.
bert in association with John Crom.
we'll, viii present soon In New
York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-11

THE School Mnid." a musical ycr.
sion OF the novel and play OF "Thc
Charm School" is now in rehearsal
and will be presented in New York
during the week OF April 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-11

white Cargo" which has been
playing at the Comedy thoater
moved TO the seth ST. theater on
Monday night March 30, and now
play entitled "Ostrichcs."' opened
on the same night at the Comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-11

During the week OF April 20. the
Messrs. shubort. in association with
John Cromwell. will present in New
York now drama entitled 'Har.
vest" by Kate Horton Tho piece
In now in rehearsal under tho di-
rection OF Mr. Cromwell.
Evening star., 1925-06-27
TODAY'S GRAIN PRICES.

CHICAGO, June 81 CP.-Owing a
good deal TO an unexpected upturn
in wheat quotations at Liverpool, the
wheat market here scored an early
advance today. Indications that the
greater part of the movement of
wheat from threshers would be over
within a week as far north as the
Kansas Nebraska boundary helped
also to lift values. More or less at
tention was likewise given to re-
ports Of curtailed production Of Win
ter wheat. especially advices that
three Of the best counties in south
western Kansas would equal only 40
per cent of last years total The
opening, unchanged to is higher,
July 1925 to 1.53 and September
1.50 to Isl y, was followed by gen.
eral gains. July touching 1891 and
September 1.51a. Corn and oats
sympathized with wheat strength.
Opening unchanged to 1a higher,
September 1.047s to 1857. the corn
market continued to average above
yesterdays finish.
Oats started unchanged to "a up.
September 4Ils to AN, and later
eased little more.
in line with hog values and with
grain. the provision market was
frmer
Evening star., 1925-06-27
WHEAT IN SEVERE
DROP DURING WEEK
Black Rust Damage Found
Very SIight-Corn and
Oats Also Down.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, June 27.-Escape from
any important actual damage by black
rust has given wheat this week
decided trend downward in price.
Compared with a week ago the wheat
market this morning was AS to 5h
cents a bushel lower, with corn IA
to cents a bushel down, oats AS
to IA cents off, and provisions vary
ing from unchanged figures to II
cents decline.
All else regarding the wheat mar
ket was subordinate to weather con-
ditions in the Spring crop belt, es-
pecially the Dakotas and Minnesota.
dreaded appearance Of hot humid con-
ditions likely to provoke the damage
stage Of black rust, chances of a pos
sible severe reduction of wheat yield
appeared less and less threatening
and the outlook increased that wheat
values in the United States would
have to face world standards If a
good sized surplus looked for in the
Spring wheat states was to be readily
disposed of.
Ofiicial denials that black rust was
a menacing factor north of the Can
adian boundary tended further to de-
press the wheat market here and to
bring about an increase Of selling
Favorable weather for corn growth
in Iowa, Illinois and other important
States brought about free selling in
the corn market. Oats followed the
downward swing Of wheat and corn.
Despite higher quotations on hogs,
provisions were responsive to the
weakness Of grain.