Release
Samuel Lackner to Orville C. Butterfield, from 11-10-20(partial).
J. I. Case Threshing Machine Co., to Walter M. Herman, dated 7-10-23.
Potlatch Lumber Co., to Charles H. Hawkins, from 4-5-22.
"MAIN STREET" IS BROUGHT TO THE SCREEN
The screen adaptation of Sinclair Lewis' novel "Main Street," will be shown at the Kenworthy theatre for three days, beginning Sunday, according to an announcement of this theatre's management.
The picturization of the novel is declared to have made an unusual picture wherein the characters of the story live vividly. It is said that the producers spare no time or expense in giving the picture the last perfect touches, even going to the extent of studying Main Street conditions and peculiarities. Harry Beaumont, who directed the picture, is himself a Main Street product, having been born in a small town.
Florence Vidor and Monte Blue play the feature roles, with a strong supporting cast made up of Harry Myers, Noah Beery, Louise Fazenda, Robert Gordon, Josephine Crowell, Gordon Griffiths, Otis Harlan, and Alan Hale.
"Main Street" is the story of Carol Kennicott, who comes to Gopher Prairie, a small mid-western town, and instantly sets to changing it to her heart's desire—at least she tries to. She starts with her husband, Doctor Kennicott, whom she considers boorish and crude, because he is practical.  I

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