Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 13, 1921, Page 4

| Iutpecunfons:,' v audeville performers. | clever| 80". Eddie Gribbon and Kalla Pasha For Tuesday only the popular Tom Mix will be seen in “The Terror, which shows the nation-wide hero at his best. Mix appears as Bat Carson tie|a deputy United States marshal who | ening|is commissioned to investigate leak-| oung wife|ages in shipments of gold from the} — unwanted | Sonora mines. In executing the c | ffections of | mission Carson is called upon to dis ay all the skill and daring at his command. He succeeds in locating the gold thieves after several terrific “Home , pistol battles,, and then a romantic oft | touch comes in his winning the beauti ful sister of one of the bandits’ tools —a young man who has been exon- erated of all complicity in the crimes. in France, more on account of his ica and-is greeted by her husband i: 1 fitting civilian clothes she is hor rified, but through a number of goo: ture is for Wednesday and Thurs: The Saturday Evening Post ‘“Girls Don't Gamble Any ¥ PAVILION | WHERE EVERYBODY GOES; TODAY WALL’S SAPPHIRE GIRLS IGNATZ AND MIKE, THE GLOOM DESTROYERS AND— Loretta Kidd, The Dancing Girl And Her Sapphire Dancing Chorus In “AT THE CIRCUS” IT ISTO LAUGH New Songs, New Dances, Special Scenery ALSO PICTURE PROGRAM THE BIGGEST AND BEST SHOW IN TOWN PRICES 10c AND 40c coal bs 6-2 SPRINGERS AND HENS DIRECT FROM THE RANCH BUTTER EGGS ICE CREAM LOGAN COUNTY CREAMERY 121 East First HOME OF DAIRY PRODUCTS The Hunting Season IS IN FULL SWAY. WE HAVE EVERYTHING FOR THE HUNTER CAMPBELL HARDWARE Co. Honest Merchandise 147 S. Center y are Ben Turpin, James Finlay of Havana, the oasis of ca, are used for the picture, Clothes.” starring To: = The story is of a younr erican soldier who wins his wife fitted uniform than anything When the bride comes to Amer. ns he proves his worth. The ! | which is being shown at the America for the last times today has been used with good effect as a ae lor tne -jmance in her life with the young|trestie to the river hundreds of feet bey Of the casts ye picture is made’ up of everyday folk and is. pleasingly unusual departure from the usual film dangles superior |b enchanted by er, penniless and without friends. The ne, Winifred Wostover, type seldom known in popular stories. She has been thraen upon the world to make her own way. showing or addition te Sunday ahd Monday, in an amusing Monk comedy “Mine, ‘deals with are found in the so that every one cisions he would make e picture of the play which made Ferguson a star, is well suited : 2 f Mics Constance Bin ft —, yw r p seen in it on Friday @ and Sa’ at the Iris, as the ess little queen of the small dauntle est kin liom in Europe AMERICA THEATER, Phone 1319-J Phone 425 In & terrific tale of the astound- ing adventures of a little white Ti the South WN Added Attraction “Third Class Century Comedy TODAY AND SUNDAY Che Casper Daily Cribane in love with the same girl, she re- | me rails at eighty miles an hour in a jects one and marries the other, byt}lone steam engine when suatenly the after several years finding no ro-jengine plunges through a burning DANCE TONITE FOLLOW THE CROWD TO THE physician, decides to divorce him for|beiow. the othr suitor. a teis Wilson plays the girl and |————Tribune wantads DO pay. others are Jack Holt, Conrad Nagel and Fontaine La Rue. ER! It is booked for Tuesday, Wednes e Hi E IT Is! day and Thureday at the America. A high grade lot, southeast In “The Fighter,” featuring Con- wl vi jose way Tearle which will be shown on pert x ba o Drlte clge G00, Friday and Saturday, the big railway |@@®' oo > 2 z wreck scene is one of the most sensa-| With $300'down. See this. tional and dramatic incidents incor- 919 East Third Street porated in the motion picture, The shows the star rushing over Fhass adie 1000 Block on North Washington Street North Casper Dance Hall. A Bishop-Cass Theater PLAYING SUNDAY AND MONDAY EUGENE O'BRIEN —IN— “Ts Life Worth Living?” SNOOKY THE H HUMANZEE —IN— “SNOOKY’S BLUE MONDAY” Saturday Evening Post Story. BROKE! € OUT OF LUCK! IS LIFE WORTH LIVING! Many have thought it, many have said it. This man said it! Everything was against him, but he fought his hard luck down—Did he win or lose? CURRENT EVENTS Admission 40c Continuous 1ltoll LAST TIMES TODAY DAVID BUTLER —IN— “GIRLS DON’T GAMBLE” —AND— ALSO A NOVELTY PICTURE THAT HAS TO DO WITH THE UNDERSTANDING OF MAN AND WOMAN TWO-PART MERMAID COMEDY Qi ete Always ery Worth Finest | While Another George Weston CURRENT EVENTS SPECTACLE, NOVELTY, NONSENSE AND THRILLS ‘HOME TALENT MACK SENNETT’ NEWEST FIVE PART COMEDY —WITH— BEN TURPIN PHILLIS HAVER CHARLES MURRAY AND THE REST OF SENNETT’S MERRYMAKERS THE BATHING BEAUTIES ARE ALL ON THE JOB, TOO. “UNEASY FEET” . PLAYING SUNDAY AND MONDAY A Bishop-Cass Theater LAST TIMES TODAY WANDA HAWLEY -in- ““THE HOUSE THAT JAZZ BUILT’ FOURTEENTH EPISODE “THE SON OF TARZAN” AND MUTT AND JEFF SATURDAY, AUGUST 13, 1921. BENEVOLENT DAY AT THE LYRIC, _ LYRIC Continxous 1 to 11 P, M. TODAY FIRST William Desmond —IN— The Captain of His Soul’ —N EXT— ‘The Ship of Doom’ A Wonderful Picture Full of Thrills and Excitement. SUNDAY — A Big Picture of the Canadian Northwest Ma “Alison —IN— re Game Pictyring wild oasis in a wilder country. Where a hunter of wild animals turns hunt- or of women. With a blizzard as jail- er the eternal triangle is solved in a tape? cabin. In which the man, of the city learns the stern law of the woods. ' Once more showing how love will find a way. How a stranger ‘in'a strange land learned a protect his own. Wherein the ‘old tactics of the northwest wilderness proves how thin is the veneer of civil- ization. Where the rough edge of nature soon dulls the polish of civilization. — Showing how primitive tactics may bring unex- pected. results. -BIG COMEDY Postively the Best Show in Casper, | «= For the Love of Mike, Come Early, 3