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The Washington times., 1934-09-15

Follows the Novel
AS presented on the R-K-O-
Keith screen, Count Of Monte
Cristo" follows the novels pages
with respectful fidelity. Only at
the finish does Hollywood take
hold and indulge in 10 minutes
of courtroom melodramatics not
strictly in the mood of the author.
In Dumas story youth will find
the spirit of adventure. For Ed
inond Dantes, unjustly imprisoned
in the Elba dungeon, after years
OF suffering, meets up with the
Able Faria, and together they
plan the well-executed escape.
Fate DEGREES that the Able shall
die on the eve of liberation but
Dantes swims to freedom with the
map of Monte Cristo which as
Sures him riches to pursue his
enemies.
AS the Count of Monte Cristo
ne thoughtfully works out his
The Washington times., 1934-09-15
Bing Shifts Office
Site To HOlIvuoOd

Bing Crosby definitely has be-
come a California resident. He
severed his last relationship with
New York today by moving his
business office to Hollywood.
His brother-manager. Everett,
another brother, Larry, and Bing'S
father, H. L. Crosby, and two
stenographers are all busy taking
care of the stars many interests.
Crosby now is working with
Kitty Carlisle and Roland Young
in Here Is My Heart" and also
will resume his radio broadcasts
September 18, from HOLLYWOOD.
The Washington times., 1934-09-15
Subs In Operation

Leo Lynn today is the cham
pion stand-in of all time. EN-
ployed to stand in for Bing Crosby
on the set while lights and cam
eras are being adjusted, Lynn won
his new 'honors when he went to a
hospital to have his appendix re-
moved the day doctors decided
that Crosby would not have to SUB.
init to an appendectomy until
after the completion of his current
film, Here Is My Heart"
The Washington times., 1934-09-15

is destitute and starving, she
writes in a letter, and pleads
for aid from former friends. ).
Edith ROark, back with dia-
mond bracelets up to the elbow
(frOm susceptible Indian pOten-
tates), opens in the Hollywood
as a mistress of ceremonies. :.
1t was Dickinson who once re-
marked a "gOsSip is a person
who syndicates his converse.
tiOn"-and at fancy prices,
don't forget!
Because one of it's chief scenes
was a humorous bit dealing with
a shipWreck, the Vinton Freed
ley show has been postponed for
rewriting Miriam Hopkins has
moved into the late Elizabeth
Marbury's Sutton Pl. home.
Sandra Rambeau and Evelyn
CroWell are surveying the Situa-
ton together in Biarritz. Jack
Pearl and Cliff Hall (despite the
report) have not split, and open
in vaudeville together for an
eight-week tour, and then go on
another radio hour.
Carol Lombard GrriUeS today
she's here to forget the Co
Jumbo tragedy. Alice Faye ar.
riUeS too-She misses Rudy so!
.17-uedr- old SUNNI O'DeG hes
Sparkled forth tOith 7-karat SO.
cut blazer on the proper finger
.Abner SilDer'S neW SiGmeSe
Twin Song-"AS Long As We're
Together - Well Never Be
ApGrt!"
Buck Grundy shakes B'way's
dust for good. he claims-to
reside permanently in Miami. =.
SongWriter Michael Cleary and
Rose Collins (ex-Scandals) are
blowing the flame. Ann st.
George returned from Chi
carrying the torch for Buddy
Rogers. Lou Richman reopenS
his famous Dizzy Club shortly
in a new spot. .Pancho
Villas DIR, Selia, opens in
Dmitri's Club Gaucho. Life
Begins at $40" which drew
the sneers of the B'way wiseys
before it opened here is in
the standing room only class
now.
Strangely enough, since his
Tobacco Road" days when he
portrayed the Southern SOt,
Henry Hull, whose trouble was
always too much drink, hasn't
touched a drop. All the Stones,
from Fred down, will assemble
for another play shortly.
A. David Schenker, chairman
of the MIRA. Review 3D., re-
signed yeSty.
New Camera
A new camera, perfected by
H. Grogan, sets off both flash
light and shutter simultane-
ously with one click of the
lever sets. Add towns tenn
porary romances: Milton Berle
and Dorothy Bradshaw. Char
lie Samuels, author of THE
Frantic Young Man." hops off
to Hollywood for a Paramount
assignment What is a fact
is that George Givot was
Estelle Taylor's most constant
Wooer. Unless Commissioner
Organ objects, the Chez FolieS
Night Club show will have q
chorus line of boys in addition
to it's gals.
The Washington times., 1934-09-15
Donot AS Edmond Dontes Gives
Brilliant Performance
Dumas Classic
By ANDREW R. KELLEY

Alexandra Dumas classic Coun of Monte Crsto emerges
from Hollywood under its modern treatment vivid
exciting and thoroughly enjoyable entertainment.
The latest Edmond Dantes is Robert Dona English actor
who appeared American Thomas Cupepper
Private Life of Henry WILL and who takes his place
with the most accomplished of cinema leading men, For his
performance so thoroughly adorned with dgned but force
full fourshes reveals such fine voice he certain to be-
The Washington times., 1934-09-15

on the diamond, another is killed
in the club room and another
poisoned.
With things at this point our
hero, Robert Young, is put back
in to pitch against the protests
of the beautiful Madge Evans,
who is the club owners daughter.
And here things begin to happen.
1t is all very wild, very improb-
able, but we'll lay you odds that
you'll get a kick out of it.
Ted Healy, without his stooges
Course the luck) is one of the
The Washington times., 1934-09-15
Cooper's Trophies
Adorn Walls of Set

Trophies, which Gary Cooper
',athered during his hunting eXpe-
ition to Africa a year or two ago,
'oday were borrowed for use in
Menace" featuring Gertrud d e
FGichael, Paul Cavanagh and John
Lodge. Opening scenes of the
film are laid in the tropics, and
the tropical house built on one Of
the sets is adorned with specimens
Of Cooper's hunting proweSS.
The Washington times., 1934-09-15
THE VOICE OF
Broadway
BY Louis SObOI
PrattIe and TattIe!

Wilma Aknay, former prima donna of the Burgh
Theater in Vienna, has arrived in the Youessay,
accompanied by Sari Fedak former wife of Mol
wright Erne Vajda ("Fata Morgana," Henry the
Eighth" etc., . Why won't June Knight admit
she's Missus Paul Ames and let's turn attention
to other ove-birds? On the other hand,
despite the newspaper reports, Genevieve Larson
and Joseph Hilton Smyth, short story, writers,
were only kidding when they admitted they were
The Washington times., 1934-09-15
MI OV F.
A'ACLOCK0

When the Feature Begins
RIALTo.
BINNIE BARNES in
THERE'S ALWAYS
TOMORROW"
II 80 A. NJ, 1 80, 3 80, 5 80,
7:3O, $50 P. NJ.
RKO KEITH'S...
ROBERT DONAT in
"THE COUNT OF MONTE
CRISTO"
II A. NJ, los, 3:16, 5:24,
1882, $40 P. M.
EARLE.
JOAN BLONDELL in
"DAMES"
1905 A. NJ, 1885, 3:O5,
5:35, sos, 1920 P. NJ.
Stage shows at II As
A. NJ, 2:15, 4:45, 7:15,
9:45 P. NJ.
METROPOLITAN.
BING CROSBY in
"SHE LOVES ME NOT"
II :25 A. M. ! :25, 1925, 5 :25,
1925, $50 P. M.
FOX.
ROBERT YOUNG in
death ON THE
DIAMOND"
1O:4O A. NJ, l, 1920, 5:35, 8
1920 P. M. Stage shows at
1910, 2:30, 4:4O, 7:O5
9:25 P. M.
PALACE. E.
FREDR1C MARCH in
"AFFAIRS OF CELLINI"
II A. M, lilo, 1920, 80,
TAO, $50 P. NJ.
COLUMBIA.
NANCY CARROLL in
"SPRINGTIME FOR
HENRY"
II A. NJ, 12:4O, 2:30, AIS,
sos, :55, 9:45 P. NJ.
HOWARD.
WARNER GLAND in
"CHARLIE CHAINS
COURAGE"
II 80, 80, 7:O5, 1910 P. M
Stage shows at 2:4O, 5 80,
y 9:05 P. M.
The Washington times., 1934-09-15

characters-a near-Sighted umpire
and how you'll love him
The overture by the Fox Or
chestra presents some Russian
numbers with novel effects.
The news reel completes a
hugely enjoyable program.
j. w. B.
The Washington times., 1934-09-15
DESIGNS Costumes

Sir Guy Standing, noted Eng"
lish artist-painter and actor, drew
the designs for the Bengan Lancer
costumes he is to wear in his next
Paramount picture.
The Washington times., 1934-09-15
VaIIee VS.. Will!

ValIee VS.. Will!
Poet John Rose Gildea is mon
astery-bound All in one Broad
way breath: Dancer Gary Icons
frau Che was in the Vallee mari
tai miX-upD will get her divorce
over there-he will open in the
Paradise together with Will Os-
borne about the time Vallee
opens across the street in the
Hollywood-a case of Leon and
Osborne versus Vallee.
Walter Bachelor Janet
Reade's ex) slipped the tell-tale
sparkler on the important fin
ger of Linda Livingstone
yesty. VIM. Leeds, jr. (accOm.
panied by PeppinO) yOts off to-
day for a seven mos. exile from
Manhattan. Tip to sports eds:
Golf Champ Paul Runyan is
prepared to spill a golf plan,
involving the GOvernment-his
formal announcement will be
made Sept. 20 at a dinner in his
honor Among rumOrS which
may lead to news: The BelascO
estate has uncovered half a mil.
lion in securities filed away un-
der a "blinder."
Two odd notes: B. Kraus, a cap
tain at the Hollywood, operates
one of the towns leading rare
book shops-the Raven, on
Fourth Ave; Orchestra Leader
Charlie Davis has bot a linoleum
store in oneida, N. Y. . H. Rich
man succeeds Morton Downey
at the Riviera, wk. from
Wensdy Comedians Milton
Berle and Eddie Lambert have
p t C h e d tn cir feud. The
fevered romance of DR.. SilaS
Treinis and Frances Ford went
into a decline Monday-and
both are so miserable!
Bert Wheeler popped back into
to1On Wednesday, accompanied
By the Washington deb, Patsy
Parker 1Oho is to be the nert
Mrs. Wheeler. Merger of Bilt-
more, Commodore, Park Lane
Gnd Waldorf under one pilot,
Boomer of the Waldorf. is the
current report in hotel circles.
Pretty Marine LoonliS is
out of the hospital, cured-but
heGrt-broke1 Miami is set for
its biggest pre-eaSon MONTH
October-1Oith 100000 iuvGderS
scheduled for the American
Legion meet.
Entertainers around Broad
way have been offered fabulous
sums for one and two-night ap-
pearances. Cross and Dunn, for
instance, will draw 3 gees for
l mite. Paderewski is reported
desperately ill Dance Director
Danny Dare'S mama, rebuked
for ironing her sons shirts on
Jewish holiday, retorted: "Holi-
days are for pleasure, amt it?
So my pleasure is to iron my
Danny'S shirts
Machado's Riches!
A Cuban magazine reports
that Machado took $30.000,000
out of Cuba when he fled, and
has most of it with him in San
Domingo. Max Lief, out of the
B'way limelight for years, is
back again with the sale of his
unproduced play, "Seats for
Two" to Paramount for Is
grand and a writes assignment
on the coast to start January /.
Ida KesSler, DIR. of the
late star of the YiddiSh stage,
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-10-10
CARBON DISTRICT
COURT HAS VARIED
SESSION TUESDAY

Water cases, divorce cases and
estate matters were the major
business occupying a regular ses-
sion of Carbon county district
court here Tuesday afternoon and
presided over by District Judge
Robert C. Stong.
Water cases included: William
Knatz against George C. Aber-
crombie: protests entered by Craw-
ford Bros. set for hearing 0cto-
Der 23 at l p. m. A. A. Ellis a
gainst Peter Thiel: Report of wa
ter commissioner approved and or
dered paid. Granite Ditch Co. a
gainst William Anderson: August
report of water commissioner APP
proved and ordered paid. William
H. Rothwell against John Newell
protests of water users were heard
and the court ordered several ac-
counts entered to be reduced.
A divorce decree was ordered BY
the court in the case of Lucy Math-
ison against James Arthur Math.
ison on default of the defendant
to appear.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-10-10
VISITS
ON CAMPAIGN TOUR

Chief Justice Lew L. Galloway of
the Montana supreme court was a
caller in Red Lodge and other
towns throughout Carbon county
Monday in the course of a cam
paign tour. Judge Galloway is seek
ing reelection to office on the Re-
publican ticket. He was accom-
panied on the trip by Judge o. F.
Goddard of the thirteenth judicial
district.
Visiting Edgar, F%romberg, Bird
ger and other towns ION the
horn, earlier in the day, Judge
Galloway left late Thursday af-
ternoon for Billings and from there
planned a tour of eastern Montana
cities, to northern "highline" cities,
through the central part of the
state and then to continue his CAM
paign in western Montana.
The judge has been a resident
cf the territory and state of Mon
taua for GO of his 65 years and is
a veteran of the Treasure states
judiciary, beginning his career ii
law at White Sulphur Springs
shortly after his graduation as 6
law student from the University Of
Michigan in 1891. He has served
Montana as chief justice since
1929.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-10-10
$4,000 HEAD OF CATTLE
PROGRESSED IN MONTANA

Helena, Oct. 6-Fifty thous-
and head of cattle and calves from
the drouth areas in Montana have
been processed in this state for re-
lief distribution, DR.. w. j. Butler,
state relief administrator, today
announced.
These cattle have been process
ed into fresh and canned meats at
the vast Hansen Packing plant
project at Butte, now employing
some 1000 FERA workers. Last
week the Montana relief commits
sion contracted with the Great
Falls Meat company and the Boze-
man Canning company to kill and
process an additional 5000 head of
cattle.
Following a conference with DR.,
Butler, Senator B. K. Wheeler
wired President Roosevelt ano
Harry L. Hopkins, federal relief
administrator, to continue AAA
buying to fill out the original quo
ia of 100000 cattle for Montana.
In both wires he stated that unless
additional cattle were purchased
many would die on the range dur
ing the winter months due to feed
shortage, prohibitive prices for
hay and poor range conditions.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-10-10
Golden News
BY Den Wright

Mrs. Kenneth Bostic was in
Bridger Saturday morning for the
purpose of replenishing the larder
at the Bostic home. We noticed
that she bought quite heavily of
bananas, with which she intends
to build some lemon pies in a he
roic attempt to tone up Kenneth's
jaded appetite just before he en-
tiers the flapjack season.
If the government takes over the
railroads it will be the first large
scale experiment in running trains
by gas.
Not Cynthia nor Annabelle, not
Dorothy nor Prue,
Nor Edith-that's one way to
tell, Who's Sue.
But it's too negative by far to
introduce to you,
The quite unique and sparkling
star, Who's Sue.
Alas! she knows | feel that way,
and does she make me blue?
I'll up and show the dame some
day, Who's Sue.
Jouett Shouse is head man of the
new American Liberty league.
Can this he one of the results of
the administrators (S)house re-
modelling and renovating cam
patgn?
President Roosevelt is back in
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-10-10

the White House, and it must seem
swell to get up and know that no
body is going to take him into an
Indian tribe or ask him for a dam.
AS troublesome as outlaws are
in America they don't cause any
more suffering, says Clay Under
hill, than the in-laws.
Claude Lide after a season of
comparatively light labors, ex-
cepting his dining room activities,
has taken a contract to top beets
and says he intends to stay with it
until his back is broken.
The warm summertime rain
which descended on this section
Sunday night was much more well
come than the SHOWS of two weeks
ago.
Our heart goes out to the Zier
children, who last week lost their
mother. 1t seems that this family
is getting more than its share OF
the sorrows and losses, inevitable
though it may be, but such is the
way of life.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-10-10
0
HOLDS FIRST MEET
OF AUTUMN SEASON

An excellent attendance marked
the first meeting of the season of
the literature department of the
Red Lodge Woman's club at the
public library club rooms Tuesday
afternoon.
With the departments chair
man, Mrs. P. S. Heerwald, presi-
ding, members interested them
selves in literary subjects and dis
cussed plans for and against OBJ
serving book week this year,
Committees were appointed to
draw up plans for the observance
which will be held in November.
The literature department is the
original department of the local
club, it was pointed out, and is the
mother" of the local library.
Each year its members offer as
sistance in keeping the shelves
stocked with books. Since the pub
lie has been generous in respond
ing to this appeal in past years
and since the project is for the
benefit of the reading public ant
the library in need of help more
than ever before, the hope was ex-
| pressed that a like spirit woulC
| n~ravail fhic war
Tuesdays program was devoted
to a discussion of modern poetry
by members. Carl Sandburg ant
his work was entertainingly han
died by Mrs. H. B. Field, while
Mrs. Emma Suggs gave an inter
esting talk on Robert Frost ant
presentation of his poem, 9Th
Corn Huskers". Mrs. E. B. Prov
inse, president of the local club
was we'll received with her read
ings and discussion of Edwin Ar
lington Robinson and his works
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-10-10
Local


Crawford Beckett was a Red
Lodge caller from Billings today.
Dean Forney is spending a few
days in Red Lodge from Joliet.
Douglas Tullock was a visitor in
Red Lodge from Columbus Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Massa, Mrs.
Hugh McLuskie and Miss Eda
Massa motored to Billings Satur-
day.
E. ]. Rainey, travelling repre-
sentative for the Groves Construc-
ton company, is again in Red
Lodge in the course of his duties.
He arrived Tuesday.
Charles Luttrell, Edgar Allen,
Lou Slavens and Arnold Whitcomb
returned to their homes here to-
day after a trip to st. Louis where
they witnessed the world series
games.
Mrs. o. P. Roberts arrived in
Red Lodge this week from Sidney,
Mont, to join her husband, who is
serving as emergency county a.
gent durig the governments bgkq
tie buying program in Carbon.
Bob Woodrow of Red Lodge and
Milt Waters of Luther returned
today from a trip to eastern cities
taking in the Worlds Fair at Chi
cago and the world series baseball
contests at Detroit and st. Louis
C. F. Morris, assistant attorney
general of Montana and a candi'
date on the Democratic ticket fol-
associate justice of the supreme
court, called in Red Lodge Thurs.
day and Friday in the course
of his campaign tour. He was
accompanied by his son, Phillip
Mrs. C. N. Luttrell entertained
members of the Mt. Maurice brid.
ge club Friday evening at a sever
o'clock dinner. Twelve guests
were seated. Three tables of brid
ge followed the dinner hour with
awards going to Mrs. Joe Bale!
and Mrs. John Simpson. Mrs. E
B. Provinse was presented a CUES
prize.
Sales of federal duck-huntinl
stamps in this locality during tn,
opening days Of the season wer,
not as heavy as anticipated due tt
the unfavorable weather for hunt
ing the wild fowls, Postmaster L
H. Tooley reports. The local post
office received a supply of 1874
stamps, 10 of which had been solt
up to Tuesday noon, he said.
Fern E. Caldwell filed com
plant for divorce from Frances E
Caldwell Thursday with Clerk O.
the District Court, G. P. Larkin
on grounds of desertion. The plain
tiff's complaint recites that tn,
couple married at Billings on APP
ril IA, 1882, and that the defend
ant deserted the plaintiff on or a
bout March II, 1888. Restoration
of her maiden name, Fern E. Eek
ard, is asked by Mrs. Caldwell.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-10-10

Mrs. Lillian Duncan was a
county seat visitor Tuesday from
Roberts.
Mrs. Edward Olcott returned
Friday to Long Beach, CAL, after
a visit in Red Lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Ellis, Jr.,
were county seat callers Tuesday
from their ranch home near Luth-
err.
Charles w. Mccormick of Bill
ings was a caller in Red Lodge
Tuesday on business.
Friends helped John Tarro cele-
brate his birthday anniversary
Saturday evening at his home on
S. Grant avenue.
Alex Fairgrieive of Washoe, Re-
publican candidate for election to
state representative, was a Red
Lodge caller Monday.
Miss Lucille Marie Matthews de-
parted Friday afternoon for Ana
conda, where she has accepted a
position at st. AIMS hospital.
Mrs. Julia O'Connor departed
Friday evening for Rochester,
Mimi, where she is to receive med
ical treatment at the Mayo Clinic.
James Woodrow spent a few
days in Red Lodge visiting friends
and relatives. He is employed at
the Fort Peck dam construction
near Glasgow.
R. E. Cole and |. L. Comstock
Montana Power company officials
from the Butte headquarters, were
business visitors in Red Lodge
during the past week.
The marriage of Emelia Nirmt
and Samuel F. Spar, both of this
city, occurred recently at Living
ston, it was announced this week
by friends of the couple.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. t. Rule were
callers in Red Lodge Thursday
from their ranch home at Pryor
Mr.. Rule was formerly a we'll
known stockman in this region.
Mrs. T. F. Pollard and daughter
and grandson, Mrs. D. w. SANFORD
and Ward, returned Saturday aftel
a weeks visit at Spokane, Wash.
with Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Pollard
Mrs. Sanford and son are visitor!
here from Freeland, Michigan.
Mrs. Howard Hopkins left Sun
day for her home at Great FALL
after having spent the past TIVE
weeks with friends and relatives
in and around Red Lodge. Mrs
Hopkins will be remembered al
Miss Edna Pippinger, formerly o.
this city.
Attorney John G. Skinner re
turned to the city Friday evening
after a business trip which tool
him to New York City, Washing
ton, d. c., and other eastern cit
les. He also stopped off for foul
days at Rochester, Mimi, ant
paid visits to his home state Of
Michigan. Mrs. Skinner accom-
panied him east but remained il
Minneapolis, Mimi, to visit will
relatives before returning here.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-10-10
| R s
PROGRAM

Thursday & Friday, October IL
& 12-
Family Nights. Entire Family
Admitted for Only SOC.
AMONG THE MISSING" with
Richard Cromwell, Henrietta Cros-
man and Billie Seward. Also first
Chapter of "The Red Rider, fea-
turing BUCK JONES. Cartoon
and News.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-10-10
Sunday & Monday, October L

Sunday & Monday, October Ii
& Is.
MYRNA 10y and GEORGE
BRENT in STEAMBOAT QUEST"
with Lionel Atwill, and C. Henry
Gordon. Myrna 10y, the alluring
star of Manhattan Melodrama"
and "The Thin Man" in another
HIT! ! Also Our Gang Comedy.
Cartoon and News including
World Series Games.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-10-10

Thursday -& Friday, October
1919.
Chester Morris and Mae Clarke
in Lets Talk 1t Over. Also
SPECIAL ADDED STAGE AT
TRACTION with NO ADVANCE
IN PRICES. FAMILY NIGHTS.
Also Buck Jones in "The Red Rid
err. Cartoon. News.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-10-10

Mrs. Mary Kolarich wishes to
thank Mr.. c. G. Bowlen, Mr.. J. M.
Anderson, Mr.. John Normile and
Mr.. Harry Cassidy for their kind
ness and assistance. 32-1tp
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-10-10

Watch for TREASURE IS
LAND" RAINBOW OVER
BROADWAY"-"LIFE OF YER
GLE WINTERS"-"ONE NIGHT
OF LOVE" etc.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-10-10
CALVARY EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Red Lodge
Rev. M. A. Cookson, Diocesan
Missionary.
Sunday. October Il

sunday, UCtUDtI II
Sunday School..--....9:45 a. m.
Frank Bowman, superintendent.
Morning prayer and service,
IL a. m.
A. H. Thompson, guest preach
er.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-10-10

Saturday Only, October 10
Bank Night. On the Screen, An
tia Page and Charles Starrett in
JUNGLE BRIDE. Also all
musical-comedy and News.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-10-10

Tuesday & Wednesday, October
1917. OWED. BANK NIGHT)
Ralph Bellamy in ''The Crime
of Helen Stanley. Also Clark
Mccullough Comedy. Cartoon
Novelty-News.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-10-10
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