March 1: “The Oval Diamond” starring Barbara Gilroy and Harris Gordon
March 2: Short films “When the Light Came,” “Heaven Will Protect a Woiking Goil,” and “Cooking His Goose”
March 3: Short films “Double Crossed,” “Igorrotes, Crocodiles and a Hat Box,” and “The Candy Cook”
March 4: Short films “Life’s Harmony,” “Ruth’s Remarkable Reception,” and “Flooded With Trouble”
March 5: First free concert of the reorganized Dodge City Cowboy Band led by A. E. Moebius
March 6: “Life’s Blind Alley” starring Harold Lockwood and May Allison
March 7: Vaudeville acts Lenox Brothers and Harry LaToy plus short films “The Happy Masquerader” and “Rusty Reggie’s Record”
March 8: Short films “The Dead Alive” also known as “His Wife’s Double” starring Marguerite Courtot and “Dad’s College Widow” starring Orral Humphrey.
March 9: Four short comedy films plus “See America First No. 24” and “Mutual Weekly No. 61”
March 10: “What Doris Did” starring Doris Grey and “Love, Dynamite and Baseballs” starring and directed by John Francis Dillon
March 11: Short films “Margy of the Foothills,” “Maud Muller Modernized,” and “A Musical Mix-Up”
March 13: “Powder” starring and directed by Arthur Maude and “Persistent Percival”
March 14: Short films “The Silken Spider,” “Oscar, the Oyster Opener,” and “The Bluffers”
March 15: “The Soul’s Cycle” starring Margaret Gibson and “A Deal in Indians”
March 16: Short films “The Cruise of Fate,” “A Gay Blade’s Last Scrape,” and “Cupid Beats Father”
March 17: “I Accuse” starring Alexander Gaden
March 18: “Three Weeks” based on the erotic romance novel by Elinor Glyn
Note: It is unclear which adaptation was shown. “Three Weeks” was released in 1914 and “Pimple’s Three Weeks (Without the Option)” was a burlesque film released in 1915. The short films listed in the March 17 ad do not appear to have been shown.
March 19: Dodge City Cowboy Band free concert
March 20: “The Flight of the Duchess,” starring Gladys Hulette and “A Shot Gun Romance” starring George Ovey and Belle Bennett
March 21: Short films “The Quagmire,” “Jerry’s Big Game,” and “A Janitor’s Joyful Job”
March 22: “The Heart of Tara” and “Charlie’s Twin Sister”
March 23: Short film “The Whispered Word” and three unnamed comedies
March 24: “True Nobility” starring Helene Rosson and E. Forest Taylor and “Bungling Bill’s Peeping Ways”
March 25: Short films “Broadcloth and Buckskin,” “Rupert’s Rube Relation,” “Mutual Weekly No. 63,” and “See America First No. 27”
March 26: Free Christian Science lecture by Francis J Fluno, CSD
March 27: “The Hidden Law” starring William Clifford
March 28: Vaudeville acts Mr. and Mrs. J. Reynolds Van Vleck and Davis and Williams plus short films “The Ranger of Lonesome Gulch” and “Bubbles and the Barber”
March 29: “The Idol of the Stage” starring Malcolm Williams
March 30: Short films “The Code of Honor,” “Pansy Post, Protean Player,” and “See America First No. 27”
Note: It is unclear whether “See America First No. 27” was shown a second time or if that was a typo. “See America First No. 28” was released on March 26, 1916.
March 31: “Fear” starring Howard M Mitchell and Peggy Burke and “A Trunk an’ Trouble” starring Carol Holloway
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