Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 1, 1920, Page 3

_THURSDAY, JULY 1, 1920, IRIS AND NEW REX THEATERS ARE SOLD, CONSIDERATION (5 $325,000) Newly Organized Investment Company Financed by Casper Interests Takes Over Show Houses from W. R. Sample; Villnave Is Manager W. R. Sample has sold the Iris theater and the new Rex theater, rapidly nearing completion, for the sum of $325,000, according to It has been reported that the sale would be completed either this or next week but it was not until yes- The Rex Investment company purchased the two theaters, A. H. Stewart, a local real es- an announcement made today. terday that the announcement was the turning any is cap. 00 shares the capital npany are, Stewart. O. . Thomas and Floyd Included : Villnave cht 00 theater delivered to company when completed which will by it August 15. Thomas Villnave, of his the Iris theater, is ret of both the T enterprise as rined as manager} theate ample for | The Iris about ten yea after the arrival of Mr ple in the city. The Rex Investment comps nouncement of its $15,900. bought 2 is to be J Acts from the Orpheum circuit and possibly later the} stock company playing in Denver will be brought to the Iris theater. If the Casper theater public shows] F’ s high ¢ ttrac, feat tin: | that it « tions in " nd stoc uc ’ by t - Direct-| ! authorized. Sand stag the older tt mo uipme row used for vaudeville and plays. Say TIONAL CON et Hill quoted speech tion in Chicago. '—Miss M.: Cn a EE Se ew cent - fhe Casper Dailp ECribune Midwest Review to Boost. Circulation | June J other en j}north of the and Salt Creek road. Ifribune office, prov church basement. ea FOUND 22, automonil nle articl about 5 . The increase in the} circulation will place all stockholders| of the compan: employes and all financial publications in on the Midwest Review unusual and personal touch car ried out through the Review under the edtorship of Mr. Rir has had much/§ Has stood the test of time. ution has made the pk Casper to Den lighting equipments repaired. publication from AUTO ELECTRICAL CO., 136 E. Midwest Ave. (Old 111 E, First St.) NOTICE! Junior Ch an Endeavor of North st Of] Casper Ct I hold ice cream ent is - il be 3-Mile ranch on Kay Owner come property and pay 6-29-6t m Phone 9683 “Benevolent and ‘Protective Order of Elks There will be a regular session of this lodge on Friday evening, July 2, at 8 o'clock at Odd Fellows’ Hall. All visiting Elks invited to attend. ROBT. COHEN, Secretary. Casper Lodge No. 1353, B. P. 0. E. A jar} arettes for Highest Possible Quality at Lowest Possible Price PURS are jumping over jack-rabbits running the same way. 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