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PAGE FOUR. WOMEN FIGHTING: (Continued from Page One) pearance of Arbuckle on the public | ms ecreen MINNEAPOL! “Complet ob! pubic ts conce Rosoxe E. Art fm a statement trict federation 0: copy of the stat Wil Hays, chief ture industry ef the comp: tributed the BOSTON, Dec. M. Curley today ass pictures 0 continue u city. This interests LATE CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS--- Will still find a full selection of gifts at our display rooms. Electrical gifts are appreciated and worth while. It is unnecessary to “shop around” after you have inspected our stock. “Make Your Last Gifts Your Best” SPECIAL Friday and Saturday we shall place all our Floor and Table Lamps ON SPECIAL SALE OPEN EVENINGS TILL CHRISTMAS Natrona Power Company “At Your Service—Always” PHONE 69 the motion picture industry every human being right to come back.” MONKEY GLANDS FORM BASIS. FOR NEW FILM OFFERING AT AMERICA 1.—Opposition to 5 the ‘reappearance Pressed today by offic hurch federation c e board of rellg The Rev. Lansing F. Smith, chatr- he committee of 50, asserted sittes “was aggressively op Arbackle’s reinstatement 2. Jordan, president of the 4 of religious organization, ared the comedian’s reappearance would “have a bad infuence on chil. 21.—A 4tvision ot opinion over the return of Arbuckle to the films was expressed Chicago today and the Ilinots mo- pleture theater owners’ amsocia- was to take up the question. mber of protests by club women Arbuckle films were founded upon a stery by Barry “The Octave «! pseudo-scientific story of a half-mad surgeon who believed he cotld prove the truth of evolution by ¢ransform- ing man back into his early simian characteristics through into his body the glanas of moneksy. He induces a struggling young au- thor, whose mother faces death for want of the proper medical attention, to agree to subm: chairman of the better films deport- ment of the state parent-teachers’ as sociation, but Mra. Edward 8. Balley, himself to be ex- Che Casper Daily Cribune “can't but perimented upon by the doctor in re- has a turn for the money and care that shall restore his mother to health. Unable to buy his re'ense from his bargain, after falling in love and be coming engaged to the daughter of |the publisher who accepted his book, £ ‘the writer is seized by the surgeon {end bound to the operating table. As jthe surgeon enters his private dun- geon to get a monkey, he ts crushec to death by one of the human wrecks, results of previous experiments, t1a- prisoned there and the writer is re- |ieased by the surgeon's wife and the A feature picture unique in fts|hunbback who was also one of the power of make creepy sensation of doctor’s victims. horror and fascination run up end down one’s spine is scheduled for|the ballroom scene of the mvidrama ‘There ts & magnificent spectacle in which beautiful girls cance amid jouds of scay bubbles. Wallace Wors- ley directed the picture. The roles of Continuous : to 11 10c¢ and 25¢ WYOMING 4 TODAY A Masterpiece of Emotion. An X-Ray of a Woman’s Heart. An Unusual Drama ' “Don’t Doubt Your Wife” Wonderful Gowns and Crea- tions of Fashions as Worn by! Leah Baird. { MAN or DEVIL WHICH? “A BLIND BARGAIN” Watch Tomorrow’s Papers See the Sensational Rainstorm: Scene, Blinding in Its Inten-; sity, Startling in Its Reality. —Also— Chapter 12 of “BUFFALO BILL” ABOUT MONKEY GLANDS. HAS SCIENCE FOUND THE WAY? —tTo prolong life? —To make old men young? —To build a new race of giants? THE WORLD IS THRILLED by the great experiments taking place today to deter- mine whether the transfer- ring of glands from Ape to Man will save the human race, Is IT HUMANE To permit desperate men to — sell themselves as subjects for these experiments? The story of a young man who entered into a blind pact with a mad genius of surgery is one of the most amazing, thrilling and grip- ping mystery themes ever brought to the screen. The Year's Big Thriller, “A BLIND BARGAIN” _ WITH LON CHANEY A Doctor, a mute servant, an Ape-Man and a brave girl are # mysterious figures in this ab- sorbing drama. You will want to see it all over again! SEE THIS TIMELY MOTION PICTURE AT THE AMERICA THEATER Friday or Saturday KIDDIES’ XMAS TREE SATURDAY KIDDIES’ XMAS TREE Nuts, Apples and Candy at the Wyoming THEATER Come and get yours. XMAS DAY To all the kiddies attending the show | will be given a chance on one of the three sleds to be given away. One Champion and two Fire Fly Sleds. KIDDIES’ XMAS TREE AauL SVNX SaldGin KIDDIES’ XMAS TREE AWaaL SVWX Salada KIDDIES’ XMAS TREE the doctor and of the bunchback are acted by Lon Chaney, the “actor with @ thousand faces.” Both character‘za- tions are said to be viarvelousty fin- 4 and differentietx’' from each other. In the mast are Jacqueline Lo- an. former “Follies” beauty; Ray- mond McKee, Virginia True Board-} man, Montaine LaRoe, Aggie Herring and, Virginia Madison. NEW YORK, Dec. 21.—Disclosure of a gigantic poker swince in which hundreds of thousands of dollars have been lost by wealthy persons in games in mid-Mathettan was forecast today when detectives set out te round up Broadway's gamb- ling fraternity. Two men are under arrest. Owing to Cold Weather _The date of awarding the Legion Olds- mobile, to be given away, has been post- poned until January 4th. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 22 Will be the big Automobile Dance. For every admis- sion at door one free chance will be given on car. Also $50.00 worth of chances will be given to holders of lucky numbers. ADMISSION 25c—10ce DANCES Arkeon, Friday, December 22 American Legion Post No, 2 “Where Everybody Goes” LAST TIMES TODAY GENERAL NUISANCE WITH THE MUSIGIRLS— THE MILE-A-MINUTE SHOW GIFT NITE TONIGHT Valuable Presents to the Lucky Man, Woman or Child FRIDAY AND SATURDAY The All-Fun Show “A DAY AT THE BEACH” And That Laugh Producer LARRY SEMON in “THE BELL HOP” BUTCHERS’ NITE FRIDAY NITE Kiddies’ Xmas Matinee Saturday Watch for Special Announcement AT THE RIALTO to Casper’s Poor. thing Gos KIDDIE FREE SHOW EVERY SCHOOL CHILD WILL BE ADMITTED FOR A FOOD DONATION Representatives of the Herald and Salvation Army Will Be There to Receive the Food, to Be Distributed A Jar of Fruit, Jelly, Jam, Sack of Flour, Pota- BRING _ toes, Box of Apples, Candy, Turkey, or Any- od. TONIGHT FRIDAY AND SATURDAY OH, BOY, IT’S A WOW! ‘THE STRAIGHT ROAD’ IN THREE ACTS It’s a Beautiful Story of the Kentucky Mountains Featuring LAWRENCE P. WALL (Himself) In the Part of Ignatz THE TOWN FOOL Directed by LAWRENCE DEMING Introducing THE STYLES AND SMILES CO. Added Attraction THE HENDERSONS —In— “NIFTY NONSENSE” Feature Picture Saved sees M’COY “QUT OF THE DARKNESS” From the Novel by Edgar Wallace 10 0’CLOCK SATURDAY MORNING James Oliver Curwood's t “The Girl From Porcupine” “ FAIRE BINNEY and BUSTER COLLIER A Story of the Canadian North Woods. “Hurry Up,” Comedy—Snapshots—Fables The Netto Ladies’ Orchestra Shows Start at 1, 3, 5, 7 and 9 SUNDAY AFTERNOON, DEC. 24TH IRIS THEATER STARTING PROMPTLY AT 2:00 P. M. ETHEL MANN WILL PRESENT HER MIDWINTER ENTERTAINMENT “KRISTMAS KAPERS” TWENTY-EIGHT NUMBERS BY LOCAL CHILDREN. This will be in addition to the “STYLES AND SMILES” Company Show—All for the One Admission A HAPPY NEW YEAR’S EVE Will Be Spent if You Attend _ THE BIG MIDNIGHT CARNIVAL AND REVIEW IRIS THEATER Starting at 11:30 P. M., After Regular Performances. All Seats Reserved. SEATS NOW ON SALE—55 CENTS LET’S HAVE SOME FUN $200 PRIZE WALY! $200 THURSDAY NIGHT, DEC. 21 ‘The Ninth Heat of the $200 Prize Waltz Contest For the Championship of the State of Wyoming. Remember, this is the next'to the last heat before the Final Contest. Admission 25¢ Ladies Free ARKEON DANCING ACADEMY A Bishop-Cass Theater LAST TIMES TODAY MADGE BELLAMY Supported by JOHN BOWERS and FRANK KEENAN MAURICE TOURNER’S Great Story of Thrills and Adventure “LORNA DOONE” PATHE NEWS Shows at 1, 2, 3:30, 5, 6:39, 8 and 9:30 10c HUB: 25c LAST TIMES TODAY “MAN, WOMAN AND MARRIAGE” DOROTHY PHILLIPS HAROLD LLOYD in “HERE COMES THE GIRL” Friday and Saturday Strongheart, the Wonder Dog, in “The Silent Call”