Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 4, 1921, Page 4

PAGE FOUR BONARLAWIN : Die: PARLEY : = WOM DEAD EAD, HUSBAND L. B. Neal of Ross, Wyo., a ranch szined duck or canned corn i sup- | osed to have —— the poison. rs. Neal died en route to the hos- tal. A 4-month-old child of the unaffected. JAZZLAND Theater TWO SHOWS NIGHTLY—7:15 and 9:15 PRESENTING The Girls From Dixie Co. This Is the Cleverest Colored Musical Com- edy and Vaudeville Company on the Road Today You Will Enjoy Their Singing and Dancing —Also Laugh at Their Funnyisms. See The Creole Beauty Chorus On The Runway Out Over the Audience This Is Absolutely a Novel Show _ Catering to Ladies and Gentlemen 40c ADMISSION 40c Colored People in Balcony. Only THE HUB Continuous 1 to 10:30 P. M. TODAY, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY Carl ee prerentr GLADYS. ‘WALTON “The capedihd: Drama of a Lovable. little. Firebrand Who Fought with Heart. and Fists for What she wanted most. ~ THE ROWDY DIRECTED BY-MAJOR DAVID’ KI STORY BY HAMILTON THOME AUNIVERSAL PICTURE ADDED ATTRACTION HARRY SWEET —Ne- “MAMA’S COWBOY” = SIGK.FROM POISONING IN HOME- “CANNED FOOD a DOUGLAS, Wyo., Nov, 4—Mrs. | — both duck and corn but | Coe Casper Dailp Cribune FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1921. | NONPARTISANS ORGANIZE | sections of the state In which the |to be be in sympathy with the move- “=| BANKER HELD | + Harry M. Lux, it is. understood, can- Nonpartican league bas organised. ees ee POWELL, Wyo:, Nov. 4—The Pow: vassed the valley thoroughly. in as —TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED a0e— FOR CHARGES ————<={?>_——_—— More Fun Than if There Were 1,700 Candidates = : . In the Field. LINCOLN, Neb., Nov. 4.—Dr. F. P. sins, former president of re |detunct American State bank, was | |‘Dw ea by state 5 A Bishop-Cass T heater : STARTING TODAY Saree TODAY AND SATURDAY a ig The Knockout Feature Comedy Riot —IN— ITTLE MISS: AWKSHAW' How a Girl Born Into Nobility Found Herself a New York “‘Newsy.” A Tender Romance, Sparkling With Humor. and Save RICES are now ata || level which has not been touched in years. High grade pianos are be- ing sold at unusually low prices. Wonderful bargains in new and used instru- ments. It will pa=you to come to see the pianos on special sale. HAROLD LLOYD Among Those Present Special offering in new up- right pianos. We accept your present instrument in —ALSO— exchange. Terms are ‘as sfoisiegnch tea sae JOE RYAN able opportunity. ‘A || —IN— m wide range from which to || choose. “THE PURPLE RIDERS” If you want to The Richter Episode Number Eleven laugh beat it to Music Co. MUTT AND JEFF Castel. . Phone 306 the Lyric qui ick. AW. IN “THE TONG SANDWICH” 130 South Center Street Next to Iris Theater Admission 30c Continuous 1 to 11 66 when the trail lead from nowhere to no body and Indians yelled defiance. fo the white man. FOR THE LOVE OF MIKE, COME EARLY! Because you can't beat these good pictures any- where on earth. : SESSUE HAYAKAWA A DRAMATIC LOVE STORY OF A PRINCE FROM THE FAR EAST WHO SOUGHT HAPPI- NESS IN AMERICA —COMING— His Bride-to-Be Was in Perill CONSTANCE TALMADGE prptiee, epetors: demanded a fortung ee het freeere —IN— thing t os pa man who loved her gave everything to defeat his “MIAMA’S AFFAIRS” He forfeited his rank and fortune and went into voluntary slavery to gain her ransom. And then he fought them with their own blood- stained weapons against terrific odds. J DON’T MISS SEEING HAYAKAWA AND A CAST OF ORIENTAL PLAYERS IN ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL AND THRILLING PICTURES EVER PRODUCED. —ALSO— AL ST. JOHN =IN— “FAST AND FU RIOUS” A TWO-PART COMEDY IT’S A COMEDY RIOT. COLUMBIA ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAM TONIGHT TONIGHT IS AMATEUR NIGHT LET’S HAVE SOME FUN LAWRENCE P. WALL —OFFERS.— AND CURRENT EVENTS THE SAPPHIRE RLS PLAYING TODAY AND SATURDAY —with— % me : et = KIRKLAND, TONY KENNEDY, AL D. ; IM GREAZER, aE Kipp’ anp IMOGENE KENN i —IN— Continuous 1 to 11 “A Wyoming Hero”