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Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1933-03-09
Secures Right of Way.

Theo Johnson, right Of way man for
the. state highway commission, was in
Kalispell Monday on his way to Hell
ena. He finished securing the right Of
way for the Whitefish- Olney project
last week. Mr.. johnson said he en-
countered little difficulty in cleaning up
that job. All the land owners were very
reasonable and willing to deal on a
fair basis for the land required by the
state.-Kalispell Monitor.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1933-03-09
Canln Fire News.

The Camp Fire Girls met Friday at
the home of their guardian, Mrs. Vogt
Plans were made for revising the
constitution and committee was APP
pointed for that purpose.
A motion was made to nostnone until
after Lent the card parties which were
to have been given.
The next meeting will be held Fri
day, March 10
SCRIBE
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1933-03-09

a Csc box from any drug store After
four days if not relieved of getting
up nights 60 back and get your money.
If you are bothered with backache or
leg pains caused from bladder dis
orders you are bound to feel better af-
ter this cleansing and you get your
regular sleep. Sold by Welch's Drug
Store.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1933-03-09
WHY GET TIP NIGHTS
Physic the BLADDER With
.IuniuNr Oil

Drive out the impurities and excess
acids that cause irritation, burning and
frequent desire. Juniper oil is pleasant
to take in the form Of BUKETS, the
bladder physic, also containing buchu
leaves, ETC. Work on the bladder
similar to castor oil on the bowels. Get
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1933-03-09
Bowling Records.
Women's Team,

BOZEMAN.--Nine and one-half per
cent OF the farms in the United States,
changed hands through foreclosure of
mortgages, bankruptcy, default of con-
TRACT, sales to avoid foreclosures, sur
render of title, or other transfers to
avoid foreclosures, during the five
years ended March /, 1882.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1933-03-09

How hams are stored measures to
some degree their quality. Wrapping
them first in paper, then placing them
in a muslin bag and painting the bag
with lime or the so-called yellow
wash to keep out part of the light and
air gave exceptionally good results
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1933-03-09

The main reason for slaughtering
meat during the winter is because of
the Importance Of proper chilling and
proper temperature while curing. Meat
should be held between 36 and 40 de-
grees for the entire curing period.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1933-03-09
Auxiliary Notes.

The American Legion Auxiliary met
at the home of Mrs. Mabel Solem Fri
day afternoon for sewing. A quilt was
completed for our local relief and six
laundry bags made for the hospital at
Fort Harrison.
Delicious lunch served by the
hostess. Next Thursday night, March
is, the Auxiliary meets at the Legion
Hall for business meeting and joint
social time with the Legion. This party
will be a backward party. SO be pre-
pared for. it and enjoy the fun. All
ex-service men and their wives,
mothers, sisters and daughters are in
vited. All Auxiliary members please
attend and bring another that is eligible
for the Auxiliary as this must be the
largest attended meeting Of the year.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1933-03-09

! Read the Western News for Lincoln
County News.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1933-03-09

Let the advertisements help you
make your shopping plans.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1933-03-09

Legislation cannot make prosperity.
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only be temporary
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-19
Deadline
Is Near in
Contest
Many People Are Giving
ZaSu Pitts a New,
Funny Face.

Plastic surgery, whereby Irish
noses are made Roman and the
prize fighters proboscis becomes as
straight and smooth as Greek
Gods, requires thorough knowledge
of the use of many surgical instru-
ments.
But The indianapolis Times is
offering it's readers a chance to try
their hand at a little "face lifting
which will result in cash and thea
ter tickets, as we'll as afford many
a humorous moment.
Here's the ideal Slim Summer
vile and Zasu Pitts, famous movie
comedy pair, appearing currently
at the Apollo thester. in their lat
est photoplay. Her First Mate" are
eager TO learn how many Times
readers are able to give them fun
nier faces than they already have
All that is required is that you
clip the outline faces of Pitts and
Summerville in Fridays Times
draw your faces in the outline. SO
that they may be easily recognized
The more grotesque the better
laughing, smiling. distorted, or in
any other manner that will pro-
woke laughter.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-19
POPULAR PAIR
AT THE AMBASSADOR

The Ambassador will present Sun
day for four days Clark Gable and
Jean Harlcw in Metros production
of Hold Your Man" Gable. as a
young grifter is chased by the po-
lice. and hides in an apartment
occupied by luscious blond. PLAYED
by Miss Harlow.
Here the pair suddenly find love
in their hearts of each other. How
ever, there is another sutton, PLAYED
by Stuart Erwin, and while he
knows the girls life has nto been
sweet, he proposes marriage Just the
same.
Gable lands in Jail. with Harlow
waiting for his freedom, while Err
win caused considerable trouble be-
cause she will not marry him. When
everything looks bright for the two
lovers. they find themselves in tie
hands of the police for past crime
violations.
Gable escapes. but Harlow is cap
tured and sent 10 the woman's
prison. Gable learns his lover is
about to become a mother and
PUSHES to the prison and forces a
colored preacher 10 marry them.
Supplementing the feature will be
Taxi Boys comedy. George Owens
and Gang in "Hows Tricks; a
comedy cartoon and news reel.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-19
Movies i'm
NeighbOrhOOds

PRINCES atuTday. "A Bedtime story
bic" and Song of the Eagle"
DAISY Saturday. "Goldie Gets Along
Nuisance" and Breach of Promise A"
sTRATFORD- Saturday. "Parach
and Ann carver's Profession.
Saturday. Men of America -
and Girl SUNDAY f Be- Nine
TALBoTT- saturdsy.. From Hell to
Heaven and shutdown Rider" SUNDAY.
song Of the Eagle" and Below the
BELMONT SATURDAY.. Me and Ny Gar
and Scarlet River" Sunday Melody
Cruise and Lucky Dog
SANDERS Saturday. Racing Strain and
Sreat'.. and The Story OF Temple
FOUNTAIN SQUARE Saturday. Trick for
Trick. and RUSTY Rides Again sun
Woman = ''''''4 M ''s -
STRAND Saturday. Terror Abroad"
Sunday. International House"
RITZ Saturday, Terror Abroad" Sun
DAY. out All Night and Best Of
ST. CLAIR SATURDAY.. Murders in the
Zoo and out All Night" Sunday.
Eagle and the Hawk" and "cohens and
Kellys in Trouble"
IFNTAI-Saturday. Song of the
Eagle, SUNDAY. International House -
GARRICK-Saturday Under the Tonic
Rim and Study in Scarlet" Sunday
Devils Brothers and Central Air
port
REx-Saturday. Bondage" and The
Monkeys Paw" Sunday. out All
Night and Below the Sea.
HAMILToN-"Goldie Gets Along" sun
day Cocktail Hour" and Emergency
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of tickets. Mrs. George S. King is
chairman in charge of advertising
A program including special mu-
-ic, side show effects and two-act
play by the dramatic club of the
church consists of the evenings en-
tertainment.
The evening meal is to be served
from 5 TO 7 o'clock each evening
and will consist of a fish fry, vari-
Gus sandwiches, baked beans, sal
ads, pies and cakes and variou:
drinks, all of these are home made
foods.
There is to be a fish pond" ano
lemon tree to be enjoyed by every
one. Prizes are to be drawn EACH
evening, with grand prize to bt
drawn at 10 p. m.
The chairmen in charge of gen.
eral preparations feel confident that
this will be one of the largest af-
fairs of it's kind in the history oil
the church.
The Rev. Ephriam Lowe is the
minister of the Olive Branch church
which is located at Raymond and
Pennsylvania streets.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-19
Thrills to
Be Offered
at ? ark
Parachute Leaps to Be on
Sunday Program at
Riverside.

A balloon ascension and parachute
leaps will be presented as the free
attraction at Riverside amusement
park Sunday afternoon, it is an
nounced, and the many thousands
of balloon fans" in this city are
expected to be on hand for the first
aerial spectacle since early in the
season.
For many years the Riverside
balloon has been a familiar sight
on Sunday afternoons asst scared
the skies over the northwestern
part of the city, and thousands have
watched spellbound for the Jump
er" to cut loose with her tiny para
chutes as she embarked on her
journey back to good old Mother
Earth.
The supreme thrill has been to
see Mile-High Ruth, the man in
charge of the ascensions. with
sharp knife, slash the lettering rope
and free the tugging balloon for
its mad dash into the skies. carrying
a smiling young girl seemingly
devoid of what ordinary mortals
call nerves.
From that moment on, all is in
the hands of the gods.
The big Riverside roller rink is
enjoying an unusual popularity, and
the large crowds which have been
skating during the summer give
promise of a record season for the
fall and winter months when the
roller sport really comes into its
own.
Skating parties are now being
booked for the month of September
by numerous church organizations
and other social groups.
The voting contest to elect a
dance queen at Riverside is exciting
a lot of interest. and the ten lead
ers in the race, in the order of their
standing are, Viola Kinley, Clara
Robertson. Alice Lucas, Ruth Rip
berger, Mary Thomas. Mae Barber,
Marjorie Sprong, Iona Mills, Clara
Cassidy and Louise Larson.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-19

With a successful young attorney
and tries desperately to start life
on an honest footing.
The gangster leader who has
dominated her youth threatens to
kill the man she loves. and against
her will. Mary Martin. the tene-
ment girl, is forced back into the
underworld.
The pivotal role is played by Lo-
retta Young. one of the screens
most popular younger players. Ri
cardo Cortez is seen in the role of
the gangster leader who forces her
TO become a crook. and the roman
tic phases Of the picture are han
died by Loretta Young and Fran
chot Tone, the much talked about
screen newcomer who received out
standing notice for his work oppo-
site Joan Crawford in To-day We
Live"
Andy Devine and Una Merkel in
sure the picture of numerous COM
edy moments and the group of
prominent screen players who ap-
pear IN support of Loretta Young
and Franchot Tone include War
rem Hymer. Ivan Simpson. Martha
Sleeper. Sandy Roth. Harold Huber
and many other screen stars.
William Wellman, veteran di-
rector of sich screen successes as
Wings" Public Enemy" The
Conquerors' and recently Bread
Line, also directed Midnight
Mary" which is filmization
Of an original story by Anita Loos.
Wellman. who has achieved such a
scoring reputation as a director of
the raw side of humanity, is said
to have filmed this production from
an entirely different angle from the
usual crook drama.
Holding the feature spot on the
short subjects program is a Stan
Laurel and Oliver Hardy laugh
provoking comedy. in which this
hilarious team enacts the duties of
police officers in a radio equipped
squad car their misunderstanding
OF what it is all about being solely
for the purposes of enjoyable enter
tainment
A Walt Disney Mickey Mouse car
toon entitled The Mail Pilot" a
novelty subject of the College
Campus titled Georgia Tech" and
world news events as picturized by
the Hearst Metrotone News rounds
out the screen bill for the week.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-19
ROUNDING ROUND
THEATERS with WA RM1E

1--WE production Radio
They recently
announced for the l933-34 production
Sinclair
Vickers literary classic,
being prominent players
the lead
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-19
STEELE'S LATEST
is AT ALAMO

Starting today for three days, the
Alamo theater will present a first
showing of Bob Steele in his newest
picture. Breed of the Border"
In this picture Steele not only dis
plays his ability as a trick horse
man, but takes the wheel of a six
teen-cyhnder motor car and out
performs tricks seldom accomplished
by race drivers.
The story concerns the efforts of
an underworld lord TO outwit fed
eral inspectors that guard the great
western border.
One Of the underworld men settles
an old hatred by killing a county
judge. who had sent him to prison
for stealing $4,000 in federal bonds.
Steele is engaged TO return the
killer dead or alive. Els progress
is disturbed when he falls into the
hands OF the underworld gang.
1t is here he brings his race car
into action. Marion Byron plays OPP
posite him. In addition 10 the fea-
ture, a Harry Sweet comedy entitled
Shakespeare" a Krazy Kat car
toon. travel reel and news events.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-19
BIG HIT RETURNS
TO THE CIRCLE.

So insistent has been the de-
mand for a return engagement of
Gold Diggers of 1898. the man
agement of the Circle theater is
again presenting their musical sue
cess.
A new type Of film drama That
is what has been created by Direc-
tor Mervyn Leroy This type of pic
ture had its forernner in "42nd
Street"
The most difficult problem that
confronted Director Leroy was the
proper balance OF music and drama
so that each would be a distinct
show in itself and vet blend to-
gether in such a way as to form
an intrinsic part of an integral
whole
He solved the difficulty by put
ting on the screen the entire the
atrical production with its songs and
dancer and gigantic choruses, which
the play could only hint at.
Leroy has succeeded in knitting
a musical comedy spectacle with the
powerful drama of Avery Hopwood S
play so closely that every number
and every bit of action co-ordinateS
a show within a show, but an es-
sential part of it. II is a musical
drama on such a scale as never be-
fore attempted.
The production carries an all
star cast which includes Warren
William. Joan Blondell. Aline Mac
Mahon. Ruby Keller. Dick Powell,
Guy Kibbee. Ned Sparks and
Ginger Rogers. Two hundred chorus
girls are a part of the elaborate
mobile sets.
The new dance and song con-
ceptionS were created and staged by
the famous musical comedy pro-
ducer. Busby Berkeley.
The music and lyrics are by the
famous team of Harry Warren and
Al Dublin. who wrote the song hits
in "42nd Street"
Circle News and other short sub
jects supplement the bill
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AS play. the piece played the
John Golden Theater. with Frank
Craven, Una Merkel. Claude Cooper.
Alan GoOde. Edith Elliott and Pa
urea OHearn IN the featured holes.
The story concerns John Horner
and his wife. PLAYED by Summer
vile and Miss Pitts. who had never
gotten away from Snag Harbor. the
little hamlet where they live. al
though John. who came Of a long
line OF seafaring men. was always
dreaming Of the day when ne would
seek adventure on the high seas as
captain of his own ship. Practical
minded wife worked in the Office OF
Harry Davis. a local attorney. and
carefully built up the family saw
ings
Mary Johns wife. adored her
husband, and never doubted his
story Of being the first mate on the
Albany night boat She is uneasy.
however, because John and his
cronie. Sam Bowen. are forever
talking of the ship they intend buy
ing She fears John will sail off
and leave her.
When an opportunity comes TO
buy the ferry that PHYS across the
Sound, Mary consultS with Harvey
Davis and decides to make the pur-
chase. At the last minute she feels
she must consult John before going
through with the deal. and as the
sale must be consummated il
twenty-four hours. she hmries to
New York with Johns sister. Hattie.
determined to see John before the
Albany night boat leaves.
Complications develop rapidly
since John is really only a candy
butcher" His efforts to disguise
himself in the first mates uniform
lead 10 his dismissal. and during the
lapsed time many hilarious situa-
tons have been able TO present
i Summerville and Miss Pitts in their
true sense of comedy
In support Of the pair of funsters
is seen Una Merkel. who played in
the stage version: Warren Hymer.
Berton Churchill. Jocelyn Lee.
George Marion and Henry Armetta
William Wyler directed
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-19

Three of the five films just have
gone into work. They are with
out Glory" Chance at Heaven" and
"Aggie Appleby.'
without Glory" the last of the
1928 Constance Bennett vehicles,
is based on an original story by Jane
Muffin. Connie appears as CLAM
orous foreign wartime spy with
Gilbert Roland, who was featured
with her in Our Betters," as leading
man.
Others in the cast are Douglas
Dumbrille. Vera Lewis, William Wag-
ner and William Won Brinker. George
Archainbaud is directing.
Chance at Heaven" an original
story by Vinar Delmar, has Ginger
Rogers and Joel McCrea in the lead
with Marion Nixon, Andy Devine,
Lucien Littlefield, Virginia HON.
mond and Laura Hope Crews in
supporting roles. William Setter
is directing.
"Aggie Appleby," a colorful TO
mantle story adapted by Humphrey
Pearson from the stage play by Jo-
seph O'Kesselring. features Wynne
Gibson and Charles Farrell as the
principals, and William Gargan.
Betty Furness and Zasu Pitts head
ing the supporting cast. Mark
Sandrich is directing.
Principal among the films in pro-
duction is the perturbation of Lit
tie Women" being brought to the
screen by an unusually talented cast
headed by Katharine Hepburn in
the role of 10" the famous Alcott
character.
Joan Bennett. Frances Dee and
Jean Parker play the sisters of 30,
with Paul Lukas. Edna May Oliver,
Douglas Montgomery, Henry Steph-
enSon and May Robson in the other
leading roles. George Cukor, re-
Sponsible for the success of the mo-
ton picture, Dinner at Eight" is
directing from an adaptation by the
eminent English writer. G.. B. Stern.
Sinclair Lewis sensational novel,
Ann Vickers." is being filmed with
stellar cast headed by Irene
Dunno. who has her greatest role
since her success in RKO Radios
"Cimarron." Conrad Nagel and
Walter Huston play opposite her.
Bruce Cabot. Edna May Oliver, Rob-
ert Benchley and Kitty Kelly por-
tray the other prominent roles.
Preparations for the fall festival
of the Olive Branch Christian
church, which will be held Aug. "a
and IS, have been completed.
Mrs. Rex. Thomas is the general
chairman of the festival. Mrs.
James Carder is chairman in charge
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-19


An utterly fascinating story of
Gay Holloway it tells of this lovely
daughter of New York police cap
tain. assigned to the district attor-
ney's Office, who finds that free love
ia womans most expensive luxury.
She assimilates modern notions
from her contacts with the upper
set at the shop of an exclusive cou-
turier where she is employed as a
model.
There she finds that the women,
married, engaged. divorced or single.
all have outside attachments. and
the men with interests of their own.
are seemingly content also to go
their own way.
While modelling for Julia Thorn
dyke, wealthy play-girl. played by
Adrienne Ames. she meets Julas
nance, Kirk Underwood. played by
Bruce Cabot. She is intrigued by
him, and. unknown TO his fiancee.
Underwood meets her. The friend
ship, on her part, least, develops
into something stronger.
To Underwood. however Gay re-
mains nothing more than a tempo
rary interest. though he leads her
TO believe he intends TO break off
with Julia Thorndyke. When Gay
learns that he is leaving her, how
ever. she meets him at his country
home. and. in her hysteria. brings a
gun along to force him to fulfill his
promises.
But Underwood locks her in a
closet, calls the district attorney to
send some one up to get her away.
The man chosen for the job is the
father.
What happens when he finds his
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-19
"MfDNIGHT MARY"
Is PALACE FEATURE

A thrilling glimpse of America S
smarteSt crooks in operation is to
be seen from a different angle in
Midnight Mary" new Metro
Goodwin Never drama of the UNI
derworld which is now on view at
Loew'S Palace. having big cast of
featured players headed by Loretta
Young and Franchot Tone. with
such supporting players as Ricardo
Cortez. Andy Devine and Una Mer-
kel all into one gigantic Metro
Goldwyn-Meyer production.
Midnight Mary" is the story of
a New York tenement girl who
grows up under adverse circum-
stances and is induced to Join a
group of crooks who progress rapid
~ from petty larceny to crime on
a grand scale. She falls in love
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-19
Helen Tweketrees in 'DiSgraCed Wears Many Modern
Gowns, but Finds Love Today May Make One
Sad as Well as Lonely

CHE wanted be modnl playing
~ the the il
the consequences-hat consequences
"Dsgraced.' which is Paramednts
sympathetic story OF this up-to-
life according socety'S latest
Adrienne Murray
c. story b Alice d G;
Miller Besides "Dgraced the
entitled Paramount song CARSON
Paranlo tsoind usreel
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Gets a job

Gertrude Michael. a tall.
talented beauty from Talledega
Alabama, who came to Holly
wood by way of the Broadway
stage to appear briefly i'm
Maurice Chevalier'S a Bed
time Story" has been signed
for her first featured screen
role, that of Mae Vests rival
in Paramount'S I'm No Angel.
The picture is due TO go into
production this week. Tam
many Young has been brought
from New York for a part in
the piece. Cary Grant. when
he emerged from the hospital
where he has been confined by
illness, Will be the leading
man.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-19
Circle Theaer Brings Back Gold Dggers OF 1888 for
Another Engagement: Palace Presents Mid
night Mary, With Loretta Younq

En- FIRST MATE" the Slim Summervle-Zasu
"a provoking photorHay
ApOAo Is reputed TO have points
me new m is the hrs Ct the
ever appear at the Apollo and the
sl Of the newer films Month
VIM" was hausrad at the heater, commencing yesterday
f1er FIRST Mate repued
appeared
Ian Jarrett John Golden
e Opportunity provoke
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-19

After a long search. a lightning
rod has been found for scenes in
Paramount's "One Sunday After
noon" The studio property depart
ment had TO so east of the Sierra
Madre mountains to find the quaint
instrument which has long passed
into disuse.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-19

daughter is the woman in the case
furnishes the dramatic climax.
In the opening scenes OF Dis
graced.' Helen Twelvetrees appears
as a mannequin IN an exclusive
dress shop. This requires her 10
wear a score Of attractive gowns
especially designed for her use in
the picture by Travis Banton, Para
mount Stylist.