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Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-11-23
Legislature, Composed of Many
New Solons, Has Definite Tasks

Montana's water utilization laws
up to date and allow for varying
conditions throughout the state.
A group of the municipal officers
has prepared a bill to divide mon
ey from auto license fees equally
between cities and counties. 1t
now goes to the counties only.
During the past summer there
has been much discussion of a
need for better regulation of
truckers peddling fruit and vege-
tables from out-of-state points.
A holdover member of the state
senate some months ago said he
would submit a bill strengthening
the states kidnapping law.
Federal action extending aid to
building and loan agencies requires
state legislation liberalizing rules
for investment of Montana build
ing and loan association funds so
that they may meet conditions i'm
posed by the federal act. No oc-
casion has arisen yet where Mon
tana organizations have needed to
take advantage of this act but the
state banking department, which
~supervises this financial group,
has indicated that the state law
might well be changed to meet
any contingency that may arise in
the future.
Because of faulty enrolment,
the public school transportation
law must be reenacted.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-11-23

SEEN IN ROHMER'S
MYSTERY, AT IRIS

"The Mask of Flu Manchu,'
Elimination of Sax Rohmer's ia
nous mystery story with Boris
Karloff in the role of the sinister
Asiatic. wonder-worker, is the at
traction coming Sunday to the Iris
theater.
The plot deals with the quest of z
group of English scientists for the
hidden tomb of Ghengis Khan, the
great Asiatic ruler who almost
conquered Europe. DR.. Flu Manchu
also seeks this tomb in order to
seize a buried talisman, proclaim
himself the reincarnation of the
leader and start an Asiatic upris-
ing against Europe.
Maryland Smith, Scotland Yard
detective, is pitted against the willy
Oriental. Flu Manchu captures
and tortures Sir Lionel Barton and
the detective who r trying to
find the hiding place of the sacred
relics. He has a huge robot, con-
trolled by a mysterious ray, which
he plans to use in his uprising.
The Oriental's daughter becomes
infatuated with Terry, the young
assistant of the scientist, and
through this friendship Flu Manchu
is defeated.
The dramatic thrills include the
kidnapping of the scientist and his
shipment to Shanghai in a mum
my case, the weird torture of the
! bell, the torture of the spiked
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-11-23

the records If the court must at all times be kept where
they can be examined for the benefit Of all the people.
To the suggestion that there is one deputy too many in the
county clerks office, we would also recommend that an
unbiased committee from the 7. p. A. examine this office,
taking into consideration the permanency of the records
before any such recommendation should be made to the
county commissioners. We do not claim to know whether
there is one deputy too many or not, but we do think that
caution should be exercised before any injustice is done,
not to the deputy, but to the permanency of our records
that are kept for all time to come.
Constructive criticism is always helpful but unjust crit
icism can not help but result in injury to our county.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-11-23

room, the great feast of the Mon
guls, the hurting of the man-made
lightning, the test of the sword of
Ghengis Khan, the adventures in
the strange laboratory of Flu
Manchu and the rescue of his VIC
Tins . Hundreds of extras appear
in the many spectacular Genes Of
the picture.
An important cast appears with
Karloff, including Lewis Stone.
Karen Morley, Charles Starrett,
Myrna 10y, Jean Hersholt, Law
renee Grant and David Terrence.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-11-23
CHURCH NOTES
EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
III. w. Woods, Pastor


Sabbath school, 9:45.
Morning worship, HOO.
Sermon by the pastor. Special
music.
At TOO the Young Peoples
meeting.
Wednesday afternoon, Nov. 80,
at 800 another real event. The
Ladies Aid are planning a "Mer-
ry-go-Round" Luncheon. Don't
miss it. Seats for 1875. A thrill
you will remember for a long
time after you quit whirling,
Circle No. 2, Mrs. M. E. Martin,
chairman, in charge of arrange
ments.
ROBERTS-Sunday school at 2,
Preaching service 8.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-11-23

Electric current generated by a
waterfall below a Swiss lake at a
health. resort is used to keep the
water of the lake at a constant
temperature of so degrees.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-11-23
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Nov. 17-Sinfred Silakka of
Roberts, and Minnie Bell of Red
Lodge.
Nov. 18-Jerome Peter, and
Anna Kroll, both of Fromberg.
Nov. 20-Edwin Roland Cook,
and Mary Reardon, both of Joliet.
Nov. 21-Bert Tennyson, and
Lucille Mork, both of Cody, Wyo.
Nov. 21-Oscar R. Heck of Jol-
let, and Mary P. Crow of Laurel.
Nov. 21-Roy o. Bolke of Heb
ron, N. D., and Elda Davis Of
Warren.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1932-11-23

Miss Theresa Thompson will
spend the Thanksgiving holiday
with her sister at Livingston.
Evening star., 1932-10-30
Fox Film News.
WEEK OF
OCTOBER 30

THE Fox Film Corporation has re-
newed ELISA Landi's contract and
is now considering several stories for
the dramatic stars next picture. MISS
I,andi, who was born in Venice OF
Austrian parentage, made her flrst
American success in the role OF kath-
crime Barkley in the Broadway play,
"A Farewell to Arms" Her first Amer
ican picture was the Fox production,
Body and Soul" Her latest screen
appearance was in "A Passport to
He'll"
James Dunn and Boots Mallory have
been selected for the leading roles in
the new Fox picture. Handle With
Care" which David Butler will direct.
FL Brendel will also be featured with
Buster Phelps and George Ernest, child
actors, and Victor Jory in, important
roles.
Dunn and Miss Mallory have just
completed Walking Down Broadway, "
under the direction of Erich Won
Stroheim. This film is scheduled for
early release.
Norman Foster has affixed his sig
nature to a five-year contract with Fox
Film Corporation and his first role
under this new document will be the
juvenile lead in Pleasure Cruise,
which Sidney Lanfield is to direct. He
has also been cast for the leading juve-
nile role in The Giant Swing" the
screen version of w. r. Burnett's story,
which is to also feature Ricardo Cortez.
Fox Film Corporation has purchased
the screen rights to Louis Bromfields
novel, "A Modern Hero" which will be
produced with an all-star cast.
Evening star., 1932-10-30
"Mike'S' Career

w yHEN Mike" Bartlett made
n ! his first song hit in the
wv Princeton Triangle produc-
ton. They Never Come
Back the banking business
and textile manufacturing faded out of
the picture as possible careers in the
plans of this good-looking young man.
and the stage held the-Well, the good
looking young man! Neither he nor
the stage has any regrets, for he is
now the leading tenor in The Cat
and the Fiddle"
Evening star., 1932-10-30

selected short reel SUBJECTS WHICH VIII
include the newest issue OF the Para
mount Sound News.
VAY FRANCIS and William Powell
N will head the screen program Tor
next week in "One Way Passage" at
Warner Bros Earle Theater. The stage
portion Of the program will bring Tor
the first time to a Washington motion
picture theater, Nine Ernestine Schu-
mann Heink. worlds most beloved
contralto. She will bring number of
favorite songs from large repertoire
Among the numbers to be heard will be
Danny" "Still Night" and BY the
Waters of Minnetonka." Others on the
program are Norma Gallo and Paul
Tisen, who offer music, song and dance
in "A Musical Serenade" which features
Paul Tilsen's Gypsy Orchestra and
Kathryn Adolph; Betty and Jerry
Browne, a duet Of funsters; The Fa-
nous Lucky Boys. a novelty presenta-
ton and Maxine Doyle, mistress OF
ceremonies.
The program will be completed by
specially selected short reel SUBJECTS;
the Graham MacNamee newsreel and
the Earle orchestral prelude.
olive BROOKS picture, sherlock
~ Holmes" in which he plays the
role of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's famous
detective, will be the feature offering at
Loews Fox Theater this Friday. The
stage show will be headlined by Ann
Pennington and Charles Judels. -Four
other acts. yet to be announced, Will
also be included in the vaudeville pres
entation. Phil Lampkin will offer an
other overture. In Sherlock Holmes
Brook is supported by Miriam Jordan.
Others in the cast are Ernest Terrence,
Reginald Owen, Alan Mowbray, How
Evening star., 1932-10-30

The only pitfall in the path Of a
play so qualified and efficient as Din
Ter at Eight" is that it may be handi-
capped by oVerpraising. You will hear
It hymned over and over again at every
tea and cocktail table and in every
newspaper until you will be persuaded
TO believe that it Is either a pest or a
faultleSS Wonder-work. Attending It
thereafter, you may experience the dis
appointment that makes hope the most
detecting of the vices. If 1 were a
normal playgoer should go TO Dinner
at Eight" suspicious Of the enthusiasts
infallibility, anticipating but a mod
crate amount OF pleasure. Then. find
ing 1t combination Of good drama,
good play, good SHOW, good stage direc-
ton and good acting, / should enjoy
myself. l might yaWn at the wart-like
scene in Mrs. Jordans melodramatic
kitchen, and stretch my arms in ennui
at the fragrant ingenue making pa
thetic passes at movie star But,
when Mr.. Tearle, inspired by Miss
Fercer and Mr.. Kaufman. commits
suicide in the penultimate act, I should
throw up my hands and cry this, in
deed, Is worth my time and eXpendi-
ture.
That episode is the completest in
II4c DIIIl4Cl a. E4BIiL CId4li COIldlIl-
ing, as it does. tiny. but interesting.
characters in conflict and the savory
speech OF Times Squares graphic and
semi-savage civilization Mr Tearle
represents majestic star at the period
OF his decaoenca. broke. luXuriart,
inebrious egoIstic and about To be
elected from his hotel for non payment
Of his bills. Confronted with Fate'5
ugly physiognomy he turns away from
it, puts on his prettlest dressing gown,
stuffS the windows and opens the gas
jes in a most persuasive manner. So
when Mrs. Jordans unluckv dinner
party assemblies. he. among others. is
absent from the hollow festivities, while
his frightened sweetheart wonders hys-
terically what has happened to him
as the curtain falls. Perhaps, it doesn't
matter much. But Dinner at Eight"
has given us an amusing evening,
bright. unusual. Cbservant and sophis-
ticated. 1t deserves all the prosperity
that is in front of it.
Evening star., 1932-10-30
ard Leeds. Roy Darcy. Brandon Hurst
Eddie Dillon and Herbert Mundin.


Eddie Dillon and Herbert Mundin.
ToAN CRAWFORD, in Rain" will
> be the feature offering at LoeW's
Palace Theater this Friday. should The
Big Broadcast" not be held over for a
second week. This is the screen adapta
ton of the famous stage play. Miss
Crawford is supported by Walter Hus
ton. United Artists borrowed the
actress from Metro-Goldwyn Mayer to
make Rain" and surrounded her with
splendid cast of performers, which.
besides Huston. includes Gene Ray
mond, Beuia Bondi and others.
MARY ASTOR, Lilyan Tashman and
- Kenneth MacKenna will be CO.
starred in Those We Love" coming TO
Loews Columbia Theater Friday. The
picture is based on the stage play,
written by George Abbott and S. K.
Lauren, and was produced by John
Golden and Philip Dunning. 1t was di-
rected by Robert F1crey and was made
by World Wide Pictures. makers of
The Crooked Circle" and The Last
Mile" Others in the cast besides the
three principals are Hale Hamilton,
Earle Fox, Forester Harvey and Pat
O'Malley.
THE comic strip Little Orphan Annie
has now reached the screen and with
no other than Mitzi Green playing the
role of Annie This will be the next
attraction at R-K-O Keith's following
the engagement of "l3 Women" All CT
orphan Annies pals will be found in
this screen adaptation, these including
Sandy. Mickey and Daddy WarbuckS.
The cast has, in addition to Mitzi Green,
May Robson, Kate Lawson, Matt Moore,
Edgar Kennedy and Sidney Bracey. 1t
is Radio Pictures production directed
by John Robertson.
Evening star., 1932-10-30
Jack Momtt's Story.

THE latest news concerning Grand
Central Airport" announced re-
Gently for First National production. is
that Richard Barthelmess. whose sue
cess in The Dawn Patrol" was out
standing, Will star in this newest of
aviation stories Grand Central Air
port" has been written by Jack Mof-
fit. Of the staff of the Kansas City
Star The writer. incidentally, has just
set out for Hollywood to visit the studio
during the adaptation of his yarn.
Evening star., 1932-10-30

Bros. Metropolitan
Theater. Millions
have waited for
the real true story
of a man, who at
t his moment a
fugitive, is being
h unit e d by the
police. Paul MUM,
in his first picture
since "Scarface"
heads tie impor-
tant cast. Others
are Glenda Farrell,
Helen Vim S o n
PRESTON Foster,
David Landau. Sally
Blame and John
Wray. The pro-
gram will be COM
L. llyv
Evening star., 1932-10-30

Mike" is not his name; it is one
that was perversely pinned on him
when he entered Princeton-pinned on
because he was handsome beyond any
excuse, and the undergraduates deemed
it good for his soul. Being built like a
fullback he was able to bear up under
it. Michael Bartlett is none other than
Edwin A. Bartlett, Sd, of Worcester.
where his father, Edwin A Bartlett,
jr.. the Bartlett Mills and the Worcester
Bank & Trust Co, have long been
associated with business life. The
Bartletts descend from Josiah Bartlett,
signer of the Declaration of In
dependence.
Bartlett prepped at the Hotchkiss
School in Lakeville, Conn, and was
was prominent in all the Triangle
affairs during his career in Princeton
and made successive hits in They
Never Come Back" Caravans From
Cathay" and brakes Drums"
Possessor of a beautiful singing voice
he studied for an operate career in
Milan, Italy, under the tutelage of
Giuseppe Campanari, formerly baritone
of the Metropolitan Opera Co. Later
he studied in Rome. under Alfredo
Martino.
While studying in Rome Bartlett at
tracted the attention of Crown Prince
Umberto, Princess Malfeda and United
States Ambassador Fletcher, and
through their sponsorship. achieved
great success in the Eternal City. Turin
and Trieste. For a time he sang in
La Scala Opera, Milan.
Bartlett appeared in several of the
Shubert repertoir revivals. Vincent
Youmans heard him and engaged him
for Through the Years" the musical
version Of Jane CoWl's "Smilin'
Through" Then Jerome Kern brought
him to Max Gordon for the leading
romantic role in The Cat and the
Fiddle"
Bartlett intends to return to the
rendition of the classic operas next
Summer, when he is to appear in Brus-
sells and other European cities.
Evening star., 1932-10-30

Saturday


John Mack Brown and
Evalyn Knapp in
"Eanishing Frontier"
Serial. Comedy.
Laurel and Hardy in
Pack Up Your
Troubles"
Serial. Com. Cart'n.
Tom Brown in Tom
Brown of Culver"
THE Last Frontier" 2.
Comedy.
Tala Birell
1.-The Doomed Bat
talon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
JohnSon's
"ConRorilla.
ANDY Clyde comedy.
John Mack Brown and
Evalyn Knapp in
"Vanishing Frontier"
Serial. Comedy.
George Bancroft in
World and the Flesh. "
"Airmail Mystery" 8.
Comedy.
Bob Steele in
Texas Buddies."
Laurel Hardy comedy.
Heroes of the West. +"
Walter Huston and
Lupe Velez in
"Kongo."
Comedy. Short subj't.
Adolphe Menjou and
Mayo Hethot in
might Club Lady"
Detective story.
Tom Mix in
My Pal. the King"
jungle Mystery" 4th.
Comedy. Cartoon.
Tim MCCOY
in
"Cornered."
Comedy.
Tim Mccoy
THE Western Code"
Cartoon.
Serial 6mat. ONLY.
John Gilbert in
Downstairs"
Buck Jones in
Dead Line" Comedy.
Phillips Holmes and
Dorothy Jordan in
10000 witnesses"
Comedy.
Tom Mix IN
THE Texas BAD Man "
Comdr. Hunt in Trap
ped in a Submarine "
Tom Keene in
Come On. Danger"
Serial. Comedy.
Mat. 3 pm.
Tom Keene
in
THE Saddle
Buster
Jack Holt in
War Correspondent. "
Serial.
One hour Of comedies.
Irene Dunno and
John Boles in
Back Street -
Comedy. Cartoon.
VIII Rogers in
Down 10 Earth
Souvenir reel.
Sportslants.
Joan Blondell in
Make Me a Star" "
Ken Maynard in
Texas Gun Fighter -
Wheeler and Woolsey
in Hold En- jail"
Comedy. News.
Serial (mat. only.
Wheeler and Woolsey
IN Peach O. Reno"
Comedy.
Mat. l:30 pm.
Jack Holt and
Ralph Graves in
War Correspondent y
Com. Cartn. Serial.
Lew Eyres in
Might World -
Buck Jones in
White EAGLE"
Laurel and Hardy in
Pack Up Your
Troubles. '
Serial
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
JohESon'S
"Coug0rilla "
Serial. Comedy
Evening star., 1932-10-30
Joan In broadway Bad

Joan BLONDELL'S latest screen as
signment is the principal feminine
role in the Fox picture, Broadway
Bad" This film, which is listed for
an early starting date on the Fox pro-
duction schedule, is based on . story
by William Lipman and A. w. Pezet.
Evening star., 1932-10-30


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i Holly themselves aruly
Evening star., 1932-10-30

selected short reel subjects which Will
include the newest issue OF the Para
mount Sound News.
Evening star., 1932-10-30
Coming Attractions

IT AM a Fugitive From Chain
Gang" Robert E. Burns best
seller that startled the world
with its thrilling revelations. all
penned from actual experiences,
i'll be seen on the screen as the attrac-
on to be shown following the current
lgagement of Tiger Shark al Warner
Imperial Valley press., 1932-06-07
BEDTIME STORIES
BY HOWARD E. GARRIS
Copyright, 1928, BY Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate

, heard louder New! New! Mew!"
"Kittie! Kittie!" called Uncle
Wiggily. What are you doing
Why are you running away? Kittie!
Kittiei Come to me!'
New, New! Mew!" answered a
voice. I'll come to you, Uncle
Wiggily, but my name isn't Kittie,
! though I am sort Of Cat"
What kind of a Cat are you if
you aren't Kittie?" asked the
bunny.
II am called the Cat Bird went
on the voice. II don't catch cats
and I don't like cats to catch me.
But because my voice is like a
pussy's NEW they call ME the Cat
Bird. Listen And the Cat Bird
went New! New! Mew!" so much
like a pussy that, until he saw the
bird, Uncle Wiggily really thought
it was Kittie. But when a large
bird, with feathers colored some
thing like the states the animal
children used in school, flew down
out of the tree. Mr.. Longears saw
that it wasn't Kittie who had been
meWing.
But where can Kittie Kat be?"
asked the rabbit.
"I'll help find her." mewed the
Cat Bird. while I was sitting in
the tree, near the Hollow Stump
School, 1 saw little pussy girl
run out. I heard her go: Mewl
New Mewr So I, to have some
fun, went New New! New! And
then 1 saw her run off into the
woods. But come with me. Well
follow and find her"
So Uncle Wiggily, hopping on
the ground, followed the Cat Bird
who fluttered overhead in the trees.
The Cat Bird cried New! New!
Mewl" and then, all of a sudden,
another voice called: New New!
Mewi"
That's Kittie Kat" shouted
Uncle Wiggily, and, surely enough
it was. The little pussy child was
far off under a greenwood tree, but
she came running to Uncle Wig
gily, saying:
obi I was lost I heard a
strange pussy crying, and I tried
to find it and I wandered away in
the woods and got lost"
You aren't lost any more, for
have found you" said Uncle Wig
gily. And it wasn't a pussy you
heard but the Cat Bird mewingr
So Kittie was taken back to school
and everything was all right.
So if the sugar bowl doesn't &c
down cellar and take the wash tubs
away from the coal shovel when il
wants to have a bath, I'll tell you
next about Uncle Wiggily's June
Bug.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-06-07
SWING OBTAINS
MORATORIUM FOR
STATES MINERS

The Swing resolution providing
a moratorium for thousands OF
mine owners and prospectors Of
California and the west passed the
senate June l after it had pre-
viouSly passed the house. Adoption
of this measure by congress means
that hundreds of California miners
and prospectors, who, because OF
the depression have been unable
to perform the assessment work
upon their claims, shall not be
forced to forfeit these claims on
July l.
Representative Swing introduced
the legislation at the request OF
hundreds of miners, mining engi-
neerS and old prospectors of Cali
fornia and the west.
This bill will be a boon to many
mining claimants said Swing,
who were faced with the loss in
many instances of all they pos
sessed, after they had spent much
time, labor and money keeping
their claims in good standing up
to the present year, but who be-
cause of the depression were un-
able to find the means to do the
required assessment work"
The mining committees of con-
gress intentionally held back this
legislation until late in the current
year SO as to make certain that
all who had the means to do the
work would do SO in aid of the
unemployment situation. Those
whose assessment work remains
undone, and who will be benefited
by this legislation are mostly the
ones who could not possibly dc the
work and whose claims would have
been forfeited but for this con-
gressional relief
Swing will take a delegation of
western senator's and representa-
tives to the White House in the
near future to urge upon the
President the importance Of sign
ing the resolution.
Imperial Valley press., 1932-06-07

WASHINGTON, June 7. - Otfl-
cial tempers, during these tumul-
tous days of budget balancing, po-
htical campaigning and interna-
tional crises are sometimes bit
short. The results are often anus
ing.
A story now being told in Wash
ington drawing-rooms concerns a
certain harassed cabinet officer,
who, on a particularly trying day,
summoned his door-keeper and
said:
John, I'm tired and bad-temper-
ed; I don't want to see anyone else
today-whoeve he is"
The messenger was either hard
Of hearing or short-memoried, for,
within Is minutes, he swung open
the door Of the cabinet officers
private office and announced, with
somenity:
Mr.. Secretary, Mr.. Blank "a
very high dignitary) is calling
The irate secretary, without look
Imperial Valley press., 1932-06-07
Bakers Thoroughly
Mix Up 'Phonemen

Calamity befell the Southern
California Telephone company
baseball team at Wilson field last
night when the Cramer Bakery
team steam rollered its way to 4
smashing 18 to victory.
The linemen. minus the services
of. two star players, Humphrey and
Kliegel, put on comical demon
stration at bat, on the bases and
in the field. A wet field handi-
capped the players considerably.
George Thomas furnished the
feature of the contest when he
poled a home run across Broad
way. 1t was the hardest hit ball
of the season.
A pitching duel is on tap tonight
in the Valley Laundry -Studebaker
contest. If current rumors are
correct, Homer Chambers, last
years school boy sensation, will
grace the mound for the automo-
bilists, opposing Southworth, laun-
dry pitcher. Chambers last year
won eight straight games, bringing
the Creamery from last to third
place,