Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 5, 1921, Page 4

Che Casper Daily Cizdune SATURDAY, JUNE 4, 1921 {ing « beauty. chorus of eight charm- side the bedside of her dead patron | type, full or daring. rides and thrills. | home run oy aebigg ing girls. . in silent prayer. As the hands of the Followers of Miss Alice Joyce wil slow seovink, oo Little Girl,” featur: In addition to these young ladies, rme|clock point to 12:0, the door opens, |be delighted with “The Scaren Ring,’ ponding taggers ap re Tke ts also adding two new members § tha | the bed covers move, and—this begins | featuring the beautiful actress, which ee ter ta booked for Friday and to the principal cast, making in all ae The man star who is well & company of fifteen acting people, a t deville perform- and he says he will put on not 2 Tuesday, Re lover aw stgule but the best musical comedies run- Girl Who Dared,” will be shown, The | portunity for the gifted star. In ad-/ ances. aa alana tater ig ning over an hour. E picture is one of the thrilli dition science of Ruth's | not miss P The picture program will: remain 4 aaa] the same, usually six reels of pic- AMERICA HELEN FERGUSON curse. vivant has, bien Sea ae 12-10 12-10 © 12-10 12-10 12-10 The popucar Tom Moore will be seen 40INS RAINBOW GIRLS| he offering for Tuesday is a tab- - ‘ : 5 in “Made in Heaven™ at the Amer- loid version of George M. Cohan'é fca theater for the last times today most successful musical comedy, "Forty-five Minutes from Broadway.” IRIS Miss Eileen Percy, who is noted for her beautiful blue eyes and wealth of golgen hair, will be seen in “Big Town Ideas,” at the Iris theater for the last times today. Miss Percy has A BISHOP-CASS THEATER charmed her way through many pic The plot in the latest film. ts most LAST TIMES TODAY ‘ unusual and includes a variety of set- = 53 ~ tings. —_IN— “BIG TOWN IDEAS” is a picture absolutely original in plot. Continuous 1 to 11 P. M. A DELIGHTFUL COMEDY The picture is of the usual Moore caliber, clean, humorous with a 1 CONTINUOUS { @f pathos. The leading lady, F ‘ 1 TO 11 EVERY DAY picture, | burn ng home to save Moore barely escz one of the beams f with fire, and block Another peril of t descent down the lo: with Miss Chadwick in his arms. 1 Me Jim.” “Old f Women" | as’ encircling him | exit. | The star of “Je Hunch,” and * —Witll Rigers- min “An " ” ., ' Laid in France, beside the beautiful ans. hn narices haantaaieeioeater river Seine, the opening scene of | LAST TIMES TODAY ; een e 1 bashful actions 12.10" revi ‘an aged eculptor, Fer- nande, with his daughter, Marie. Des-|§ A Square Deal Show pairing in his struggle to gain a living SEE he deserts his child and plunges into the river to end his troubles. In her SILVER AND OIL DIGEST FREE Gives valuable information and quotes A prices on hundreds of oil, mining and industrial stocks. Sent FREE on re- quest. A. B. Kamp & Co., 635 Den- H | RT ever and the ! edy and home Clarence Bad 12-10 urs y from which the play the well known author of nd," Katherine Newlin t includes M. Alden. nd Pauline Starke, and jove of a snowblind girl MUTT AND JEFF “Cold Tea” FOURTH EPISODE OF THE JUNGLE SERIAL “The Son of Tarzan” ham Bidg., Denver, Colo. 12-10 for her rescu ferently from Bebe Danie Weeks With | DAY Pay,” is booked y and Sat-! yfiss Hucu eerguson who Joins the oO urday. Besides ae , Girls 7 , Lam aay” situations Sale ", Rainbow Girls next Tuesday comes A Young Red Blooded Bebe Daniels’ here from Chicago where she bas been . rt 4 53 aquatic sports will have a treat delighting the patrons of the’ Terrace Actor in N Aileen Allen, national woman Garden. = pion diver, rives a series of exhib: Another addition to the company 66 9 | 4 the play that are worth) while s is Miss Delores Chastine, who was a You know I wouldn't fool you: e: Do recent member of the Bringing Up Jewelry and watch repairing by ex-| Father company. loi aca OASIS” o| A Mystery You Cannot Solve = 2 LEMON SQUEEZE as a M iE ea oe rot stied oy come | EWO-REEL fi) ~ ARIE DORO carbonated drink can be made —ALSO— and sold. It is the essence of pure lemon fruit juice. You can * safely let your chil- @ren drink it and serve it te your guests. It is a re- NEXT cars aac: | PATHE NEWS drink of quality. ' PER — SUNDAY The World’s"Greatest . 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HENRY COMEDY Whistling Dick, the Happy Hobo, An- other Will Rogers Character Creation’ ---He’s Funnier and More Lovable Than Ever —— ALSO —— “SWEET REVENGE” A Gayety Comedy BRUCE SCENIC AND CURRENT EVENTS ADMISSION 40c Shows at 1:00, 2:00, 3:30, 5:00, 6:30, 8:00 and 9:30 Every Day 3 “WHERE EVERYBODY GOES” HARRY “IKE” EVANS AND HIS RAINBOW GIRL <—- * “OH DADDY” <AGGVd_ HO,, : TIMES TODAY = TOM MOORE, Supported by HELEN CHADWICK I“ MADE IN HEAVEN” And LARRY SEMON in “THE RENT COLLECT OR” ~~ A SNAPPY, SPEEDY MUSICAL COMEDY William Farnum in “The Orphan” ENTIRE CHANGE SUNDAY Prices 10c and 40c Transfer All Your Delivery Troubles to us, by letting us transfer all your shipments. We have a fleet of swift motor trucks, and. they are manned by careful, in- telligent, competent chauffeurs. All'we ask is the correct ad- dress. The rest is our business, and we attend to it fn a satis- factory manner. at NAfPON@ TRANSFER we sen nein Ne 345 EFUEL SS ATTENTION Modern Woodmen of America Casper Camp, No. 12325, M. W. of A., meets at Moose Hall on Monday, June 6, at 8 p.m. We now meet on the first and third Mondays of each month and wel- come all visitors. = LOUIS R. SCHMIDT, Camp Clerk. A. E. CHANDLER, Camp Consul. ; ad