Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 29, 1922, Page 2

dl SS eal Sree, Se ee et é WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1922. * PAGE TWO. Che Casper Daily Crivune eee nce ogee arn egapauin oe COFFEE PRIZES |cueis7m4s SEAL SALE =< a cee AE LE TOP SS STNG SOM SE ee ease PROVIDES: FINANCES TO hig vag CARRY ON neat TH WORK a immaculately attired in full eve-/ Posy 3 blinding | -ettings ever achieved in motion ah PR ee a WYOMING FILM PLAY < erp cense ot ghtning atciking !cures or elrewhere. ; » v i arto Seen as ig an imposter for the | c 7 = ———— | nonce, bows and smiles are re turned “4 the socially elect persons | { entering and leaving the club. He is}. Realism in modern motion pictures | unknown, yet h's air of prosperity| has been carried to a point where it 9 assures him a friendly recognition | is elmost startling. In this respect 4) oe | producers of motion pictures haye left | the technicians of the speaking stage A. J. Cunningham returned yes-| far behind in thelr accomplishing of . The Seal Sale chairman for Na- {the sad@est facts of our existence—|terday frém a short business trip to| effects. A good example of this effort e ' oa | trona county is Mrs, B. B. Brooks | the fact that only too often we ate not| Denver. to secure perfect realism occurs in a innive e and the Wyoming Pubiic Health | loved oF admired for. ourselves. but Kee aie few short scenes of “God's Country ’ association wishes to state that the [a fame or wealth we Nave ac-| ceo-ge Walker lef: last evening for|/and the Law,” the latest James Oli- organization feele that it is espe- | @aulred; not what one ts, but what former home In Oklahoma, After| ver Curwood picture, which will be F | cally fortunate in the appointment |°P¢ has, seeming to determine the _tro-wesks! visit he wil retorn to! shown at the Wyoming theatre on MEN’S SUITS AT $24.95 and$29.95 | public spirited and thoroyshly in- | Dialues to $45.00 Scott Clothing Co. ming Pu" Health associatioh but 24@ ‘South Center St. There is @ real touch of life in one | of the acenes in “A Tallor Made Afan,”" { great things in the way of |% United Artiste release, which plays 1 bealth and tubereulosis |FTidxy and Satyeday at the America ® preven tides: thin: Maen. theatse, a touel: that fMluminer one of In fe scene opposite the Sadho; | . 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