“Old Jed” In Trouble – Actor’s slapping wife not part of the act Richard Golden, the actor, who recently won much applause in Missoula as “Old Jed Prouty,” has been having a warm time in Oakland. The following account of his adventures comes from that city: Not knowing his wife Read More
Former Gambler Dies As Pauper “Swede” Sam, Familiar Figure of State in 90’s; Handled Fortunes. “Swede” Sam Wallen, a distinguished survivor of the old gamblers who had a code of morals, and observed them with a rigidity that was absolute, is dead. In his passing Montana lost a picturesque character, Read More
Mr. Success – George M. Cohan in Missoula – 1912 Interesting Story Is Cohan’s His Most Successful Production Will Be Seen At The Harnois Monday. The most interesting figure on the American stage today is George M. Cohan who, though but 32 years old, combines in himself the qualities of Read More
Crime Smirched Story of Taft Milwaukee Railroad Town Was Rendezvous of Desperadoes Former Missoula Lawyer Writes a Book on Wild Life in Montana and the West; Butte and Other Montana Centers Come in for Share of Author’s Attention. “Thirty Years in Hell” is a recent book written by Colonel D. Read More
Downfall of A Talented Man Who Cannot Put Away Booze The story of a bright life crushed and befogged by drink was demonstrated anew yesterday in a version furnished Police Magistrate Hayes by William Stark, who was before the court charged with vagrancy and the result of whose trial was Read More
Al Marineau – Trombone artist Al Marineau, formerly located in Missoula as trombone player and entertainer of Sheridan’s Orchestra, is now making records with Art Landry’s orchestra, which organization is also playing at the Roseland Dancing Palace in New York. His is not only playing with them, but is their Read More
U. of M. Professor Frederick D. Schwalm – Illustrations for Alcott’s Book of Fairy Tales F. D. Schwalm of University Faculty Illustrates Talk on “Illustration.” To illustrate points made in his address on “Illustration” to journalism students last night, Frederick D. Schwalm, head of the fine arts department of the Read More
Tom and Phil Sheridan – Musicians – Local ‘Jazz’ Harmony Kings The Sheridan brothers, Tom and Phil, had an impact on Missoula’s music scene early in the last century. Arising out of the University of Montana, they were credited with introducing the ‘new jazz’ to Missoula as far back as Read More
Harry Owens – Academy Award Musician, Composer & Band Leader (1902 – 1986) Missoula-Reared Musician Hailed In Hollywood for Recent Showing The flood of Hawaiian music sweeping through the nation just now can be traced directly to a Missoula-reared orchestra leader, credited in Hollywood with being responsible for the revival Read More
Paul D. Maclean Dies at Chicago – Sweetheart and Brother Testify at Inquest Paul D. Maclean Beaten Fatally By Holdup Men Former Newspaperman, Educated Here, Body To Missoula Chicago, May 2. – (AP) – Police searched tonight for assailants of Paul D. Maclean, 32, University of Chicago publicity writer, who Read More