Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 3, 1921, Page 4

of PAGE FOU AMERICA. From start to fi “The Wild G: gend that a w ite saate, is fir leading characte finely portrayed by He bert and Mary MacLaren. ly forth and one watches tal viciksitudes which proach the tragic, with pro: terest. The suppo: Well balanced a production is ab picture is showing a theater for the lawle provided by father of ¢ mental vil picture humantt: fa play wi only th vivid emp! acreen cz the life o trancing « People of y-} thy ne Accommodations FOR VISITGRS NEEDED During the week there will be sev: tors in Casper a’ ish War Vetoran Fourth of July cel The regular lod, dations of the city will quate to take care of th For this reason it is to ask all householders rooms which they can the Fourth of July! Are you fully pro- tected against loss by fire? Boe Ben Really Go| REALTORS 202 Midwest Bldg. Phone 1480 bas . PAVILION NOTICE The Midwest Barber Shop Will Be Open MONDAY, JULY 4 Until 12 O’Clock (Noon) the heroine's the character day Wiliam ‘Russell not as the * wil the Iris. One reason. fo 1 great successin “C! nt” ‘is perhaps the nes involved with an et society which plan: Here Russell prompt! Ss element—defying crim riminal association a chai whom he has fallen in lc conventional way. the American,” fea > of faithful supporters. Iris for ead is player ad cons opposite cues damsels hion The Miracle of Man- aine Hammerstein in feals with a young ho is under the impres. One Block West of Henning TONIGHT AND SATURDAY MATINEE AND NIGHT HARRY “IKE” EVANS AND HIS ieether, contact with types of peo- films of the year. Thi hows for the last times to. is to be'seen on Sunday anc cing in fierce battles with men—and in the end rescuing r Doug Fairbanks ‘Tuesday in | The produc-/ t unusual and elabo-| say nothing of the| Je matter for y s in which she er theory to the test ttempt to earn finds the prob- it had seemed up in despair ures work as a Here she is: thrown Inger. ver even knew existed. How springs up between her r and its subse- lenouement most surroundings and } dra- circum es is shown in a vivid manner. a The Mother Heart’ with Miss Shir- amid Mason*in the leading role is one ie most pathetically ss of heart humorous interest ever filmed. ittle star with her usual charm- simplicity played the lead as ratu- “| rally as real life and the new picture \,] will serve to gather a greater num- ber to her already great throng of y ~ | admirers. Bs One Raised | From Dead | Stomach Pains Gone | aad Eatonic Made Him Well “After suffe long months with stomach pains, I have taken Eatonic and am now withor ain whatever, Am rom the dead,”’ writes A. Percifield. Thousands of stomach sufferers re- port wonderful relief. Their trouble | is too much acidity and gas which | Eatonic quickly takes up and car- ries out, resto i healthy, sctive carry & few Eatonics, take one after eating, food will digest well—you will feel fine. Big box costs only a trifle with your druggist’s guarantee. | Dancing AT MILLS EVERY NIGHT OF STAMPEDE WEEK Good Floor and Snappy music by Melody Boys. EVERYBODY COME S[lIt) MOQUIVY —— PRESENT “At the Seaside” A Speedy Sparkling Frol- ic of Fun and Frivolity. Dainty Dances Snappy Songs and SEASIDE SIRENS ALSO “The Pen- Vultures” A Super Special Feature Picture in Five Parts One Hour of Pictures One Hour of Vodvil Prices Always 10c and 40c The coolest Spot in Town 1,000 Horses 250 Cowboys 100 Cowgirls 500 Indians Staged in the Greatest Arena of Its Kind in the World «;|Many Japs In- cording to unofficial estimates. today, approximately 5.000 aliens, cb © Caspet Daily Cribune Japanese, employed on government army and navy projects in Hawaii, would be thrown out of work by final enactment of the Hawatian rehabili. tation bill passed Thursday in Wash- ington by the house and already ap- Proved by the senate. The bill would baryatiens from working~-on such projects in-the Hawaiian isjands. Hawaii Expect To Lose Jobs HONOLULU, T. H., July °2—Ac- the aliens are relievel°frdm govern- WITH RUTH Big Bill Russell, Hero of the Plains, Is a Wall Street Power in This Story. But He’s Fighting All the Way With His Bare Hands. GIRL KILLED IN | t is pointed out, however, that if| Shirley Stahmann, 18 years of age. daughter of W. J..Stahmann, wealthy mt service. they probably will be | farmer near Clint, 20 miles from here, mostly |&¥ailable fot work on the plantations. | was killed and her companion, Miss TEXAS CRASH July 2.—Miss near | EL PASO, Texas. A Bishop-Cass Theater SUNDAY AND MONDAY WILLIAM RUSSELL —IN— “CHILDREN OF NIGHT” RENICK -—-ALSO— “A HERO PRO TEM” GAYETY COMEDY PARAMOUNT MAGAZINE WITH COMIC CARTOON CHESTER OUTING SCENIC Show Starts at 10 A. M. on the 3rd and 4th, Continuous Till 11 P. M. ADMISSION, 30c LAST TIMES TODAY ALICE CALHOUN —IN— “THE CHARMING DECEIVER” A BISHOP-CASS THEATER LET "ER BUCK The World’s Most Famous Frontier -ALSO——_—_ A TWO-PART COMEDY SHOW STARTS AT 10 A. M. THE 3RD D 4TH ADMISSION, 40c A REGULAR 4TH OF JULY CELEBRATION Florence Battles, also a daughter Of | [a amaEneneE cE a farmer near that town. wae ieee Tha! fatally, when an autom in which they were riding collided with a train at a here late Friday. returning from a picnic, and had been taking other picnickers to their homes. é i ‘Tom Logan, checker at the Burling tem freight house, had the misfortune of smashing a ‘finger yesterday when a casting accidentally fell_on_it- H ‘ SATURDAY, JULY 2, 192 This Spey: pared % everything o urtis § street in Denver for a solid week. railroad crossing They were Continuous 1 to 11 P. M. & TODAY SUNSET i x It’s a knockout wes- tern, splendid: photogra- jj phy, wonderful settings. That fight in the dance hall is a thrill. Exhibition LATEST CURRENT EVENTS , CONTINUOUS TILL 11 P. M. LAST TIMES TODAY, GOUVERNEUR MOR RIS’ STORY, “THE WILD GOOSE” 4 Old Sunset is a double 4 shot, jazzy roper and as classy a two-fisted fight- fer as ever seen-on the # screen. —NEXT— A MACK SENNETT © COMEDY FIRST RUN “OFFICE OF CUPID” With little Bobby, Teddy, the dog, and Jimmy the monk, It’s a scream. —NEXT— | ABIG COMEDY Remember this is an all 4 picture program today. SUNDAY —_._ eee LOUIS B.MAYER PRESENTS Stewart i Playthings | estiny| |gg4 FIRST NATIONAL ATTRACTION « [f —ALSO— DEMPSEY Picture authorized by his § manager.