“She Couldn’t Say No”, Flag Day, spring rain, bloody nose, etc.

Entries from Journal #1: June 1930

June 1 – Mr. & Mrs. Jno [John] Korting & myself were at the Marlow to see Winnie Lightner & Polly Moran play “She Couldn’t Say No”[1].  It was a good show.

June 6 – “Flag Day” – Frank Risoni’s playing at the Fox Liberty Thea[tre].  National Anthem march from Gt. Falls over the radio.  Yesterday was a fierce windy day. 

June 15 – I went 61 miles with Mr. & Mrs. Erik Hedblom up to Gould, Empire, Towsley & home by the Shannon mine.  I finished painting the front of the house & fixed it up real nice.

June 19 – I was to Helena.

June 20 – Had the first rain since spring.

June 22 – Mr. Alb. Price came over at 2:30 a.m. with a severe nose bleed.  Alb[ert] Schaffer & H. Ingman took him to Helena.


Notes:

[1] I think the movie she meant is “The Girl Said No”.  Click here for more information.

And so that you have an idea of the type of movies someone like Mary would have seen in 1930, here’s a short clip from YouTube –

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