Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 26, 1922, Page 2

PAGE Two CO-RESPONDENT IN SEPARATION FVE MUSICAL KAYES FEATURE VAUDEMIELE. AT Ils SUIT IS SHOT TO DEATH BY HER}. SISTER WHO OIS SEEKING DECREE NEW YORK, July 26 —Mi respondent in a separation suit filed last November. by her sister, Mrs. John J. Reisler, against “John the Barber,” was shot three times and fatally wounded today in her Brooklyn Police arrested Mrs. and George, and the slain woman’s brother, Max Katz, bedroom. charging each of them with homicide. $74,000 DAMAGE SUIT AGAINST RAILROAD 15 FILED BY WIDOW HERE Casper which he rs. Elston filed ster died in Omaha Art Gallery Is Turned Into Flapper Study t] Mrs. ss Bertha Katz, named as co- Reisler, her two sons, Morris After taking Miss Katz to a hospi- tal, detectives who said they found her sister, brother and nephews in @ room adjojning the bec chamber, took al of them to the death bed where, the detectives declared, the dying woman identified Morris Reisler as the one who shot her. Her sister. Mrs. Reisler, the police alleged, de clared that she, and not her son, did the shooting. “I hope she does—'t she don't Iu choke her—and I have been waiting a long time to get her,” they quoted Reisler as saying on the trip to the hospital Mrs. Reister’s husband, formerly a Harlem barber. now an automobile supplies sales: of Jack Dempse: Screams of - Mrs. Jennie Katz, er of Mrs. Reiser and the slain roman, aroused neighbors, when the shots were fired, and they called the police. ‘The police said Mrs. Katz tn formed them that “Morris did it’ and that Mrs. Reisler upon hearing these words, turned to her mother and sald “you He.” The police reported finding a re volver in Mrs. Rejsler’s possession but expressed the suspicion that she was trying to shield her son Morris. The elder Reisler—well known in sporting circles, visited the home of Miss Katz last night, the police said, , Cal, July 26.—The invaded the museum at rsity of California to the fon of staid faculty mem- bers and lovers of art for art's sake. Pericles, famous as a Greek law giver, was found in the pose of a contortionist with a pair of cymbals in his hands. A small marble lad in the act of trying to choke a gooso to death was labeled “Winged Ar- , the immortal.” was the a bronze bust triking resemblance california senator. figure was the most rchaeciugists would have Niobe, bore a placard “Fragments of a Platter.” And so it went through the store- house of statutes. High gods from Olympus were jumbled and put into sprawling attitudes and, worst of sacrileges, the ips of “The Dead Amazon,” had been encarnadined to as bright a hue as any flapper's. tigation is under way. The the university authorities prankster has been about. fap te Miss Alice Coote, the only woman “wrangler” at Cambridge University this year, is the daughter of the cesh- fer at the Salvation Army bank in Lon- ton. and from there went to a police s tion and asked that she be protected against violence. A detective accom: panted him back to her home but re. turned to headquarters in the belief that his presence st the Katz apart- ment was unnecessary. Miss Katz, it was said, had been cashier in Reisler's barber shop and police said they were told he had given her money so that she might attend a business school, The Reis. lers were married 27 years ago. The police said Mrs. Reisler accused her) husband of having been intimate with| her sister for the past 15 years. ‘The lock on the hall entrance into the Katz apartment had been forced and the door broken open. Police said George Relsler and Max Katz ad-| cl Soft, mellow tones of a cello, the high, tense sound of a violin, the clear, invigorating notes of a clari- net, and the music from five other standard instruments breaks upon the ear at the Iris, during this weeks vaudeville presentation, as the very acceptable work of the Five Musical Kayes. Mother, father, big sister, middle sized sister, and little sister make up the Kayes family group. It seems as one hears the music which issues from their eight different In- struments, that practice must have been the outstanding feature of their lives since childhood. Not only Goes the music please, but the technique is good as well, and it is quite evident that study of the varlods instruments was made under music masters of some prominence. The baby of the family a girl of about 12, entertains the audience part of the time with some excellent marimbaphone work, to which she adds by her seeming thor- ough enjoyment of her work. Ardo is a juggler with “heaps” of personality and a good idea of wht to say to make his audience laugh. Several of his “stunts” are entirely new and highly entertaining. Blair and Donovan are a team of comedians and song birds. Both have been blessed with excellent voices, and ag laugh producers, they are “par excellence.” Lorraine and Hazel call their act, “Story Book Town.” They are a capable sister team, and the audi- ence is in suspease until the curtain falls through wondering whether Lorraine is man or woman, until the sport cap comes off, and a mass of golden hair tumbles from beneath it. Something new in musical com- edy and screamingly funny besides is the “Prince of Pilsner,” presented in addition to the vaudeville, by Hunter’s Bouncing Babies. The plot is unusually intricate, and as a gen- eral rule all characters:are well cast. “Rube” Ferns, as the bogus prince, is at his best and the house was ready at all times to proclaim him the King of Mirth. The part of an Italian cook, taken by Claude Rad- liffe is perhaps the only miscast of the evening. Mr. Radcliffe, al- though an’ excellent actor, requires considerable make-up to produce him as an acceptable If> Hunter has a straight role in the Part of the real rr.v mitted having broken in the door. Informed that her sister had died, Mrs. Retsler said, according to the; police. “Good, I'm glad of it.” In her complaint for a separation last fall, Mrs. Reisler d that while her husband was ridin pund in his automobile with her sister, she was compelled to “ruin her eyesight by | making bead begs for her neighbors to buy bread for her children.”* “ id <9 wb ‘Vacuum sweepers, driven by motors, | are suggested for cleaning the streets of New York Ci meaning of the phrase, HE RETAIL DISTRIBUTING STATIONS operated by this company are, in the broadest “symbols of service”. For instance, at any Continental station you may have the crank-case drained free of charge. Courteous attention, full measure, dependable : Che Caspet Daily Cr/oune TALENTED FAMILY brs ON BL Naw SHOWING Ella Claus as the wife of the Dogus prince, who finally ‘orgives and forgets, is well cast. Pauline Avis takes the very suitable part of the petite daughter of the bogus Prince, who finally wins the real monarch for her own. Hunter would naturally play the little vampire, and she does. Need- lees to say, she is a marked suc- ANGELES, July 26—Roy Fon of San Francisco, appeared at the Hollywood police station in Bis shoes and his underwear and re" Ported that upon his arrival here last nignt he was met at the rail- road station by three men who an- nounced they formed a “courtesy” committee to welcome strangers. ‘They took him to dinner, Stewart cone. said, promised him a job, took him —_—_>- .— for an automobile ride, took two re- : volvers out of their pockets, tnok Nottingham is the largest tace! $175 from him and then took his manufacturing center in the world. watch, chain, wultcase and clothes. |" ""*" ‘COURTESY COMMITTEE’ ROBS MAN OF CLOTHES ELK ARE TRANSPORTED. JACKSON'S HOLE, Wyo., July 26. —Thirty-two head of elk bee. seco Nowlin, where they will be given he) freedom of the Big Korns. piesa © Baaah nih Meet me at the North Washington Dance Hall for good dancng, music and a good time; guaranteed. Dancing WEDNESDAY, JULY 26. 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