Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 24, 1923, Page 4

PAGE FOUR. Che Casper Dally oribune __ WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24, 1923. Ee a a mei, @beID ne 5 ane pian alee git. WD ese. ae ee \ | know, but always in recent years| has survived longer than the period| Meet me at American Legion dance such malt Drsorare has been considered| betweeh two sessions of the legisla.|%t the Arkeon Thursday evening. e and n ' Rialto—Today IND FISH BILL T0 BE ae RIALTO THEATER To introduce our new ‘FAMILY SHOW” NEAR END OF SESSION OPPORTUNITY NIGHT yOM IN to ovary Mother, Wathae, and_Child of Cs, = ; Beybed nie presenting this ticket, (accompanied by an ee SENS ‘Adaene adult), Are you talented? Have you any desire to get be- | 3 M. H. TODD, Manager. — | CHEYENNE, Wyo., Jan. 24.—The) NAMED ‘TOOHOS. 10d PXPLL UOSSTUIPY 9014 LHDIN ATIANVS fore the public? If so, you will do well to see Mr. ff, Continuous 1 to 11 Production Th “ys Sat is pwattes ith eeoreae by Wye | Harris, manager of the Columbia ‘Theater, at your | LAST TIMES TODAY Every Wetnesday beginning January 24, will @ ming legislatures, will not come in| earliest convenience. An opportunity awaits you to be our “FAMILY SHOW™ night, after 6 o'c:ock. | - Batil late in the present session. get into Vaudeville, Dramatic, Lyceum or Chautauqua - [| Good until March 1, 1923. é ° Pe nee, Aner nett it Droeress: | work. OPPORTUNITY NIGHT EVERY THURSDAY. jf) ADMISSION ° L d G diva ann isters it will make in the existing law have | | CHILDREN FREE ADULTS 40c é a y 0 , pot been, wormed Oe es 5 pase | Phone 986-W or Call In His Latest Production : ed - Saeed: ve an entirely new game and fish code ” CH 2 at each gension nobody _voems to “RIDIN’ WILD” | rar ILDREN FFICE A gigantic spectacle play | —CCENTRIC DANCING . | Greater Than Anything He | CALL AT T RIALTO BOX O. I adapted from the immor- Toe Dance— Has Ever Made. | AND GET YOUR CARD—GOOD tal poem. “Forget Me Not” STARTING TONIGHT. Miss Marion Mann Also 2-Part Comedy Egyptian Dance— - The settings are marvels “Serenade” And International News | of architecture and de- Miss Ethel Mann Showing many scenes of Mer Rouge x 5. % The Red and Black Blues and Lake La Fourche, where Watt The key to health and happiness is found by an “Carolina in the Daniel and T, F. Richard were found.| M ar) Also the Morehouse Parish Court) hae ect d The cast includes over Ethel and Marion Mann twenty thousand people. 7:30, 9:30 Evening Only AND HIS HORSE “TONY” —j Na ten ld the investigation is now) Every Night Dancing Every Night | The story is a sensational oueaa 3 | v aay , Christie Comedy an 73 99 TOMORROW pee eye-opener 7 especially Fables MY What Is Lady Godiva's ride. Shows at 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 TOM’S VERY LATEST RELEASE ® ; Day by Day in Every Way Mix Is Getting - Better and Better SATURDAY-SUNDAY-MONDAY \ Jenuary 27, 28 and 29 y, “CASPERS FAMILY THE OT B11. LYE “THE FLAMING HOUR?” Is it the hour when love comes to/ a hungry heart, or is it the hour when the fires of passion have con-, sumed love, leaving nothing but the| Caspe~’s Joy Palace ashes of regret and remorse?‘ The most spectacular and thrilling role of FRANK MAYO’S Entire Career in This Stirring Drama at TRE A By The largest floor The best music In Wyoming The finest hall DANCING STARTS AT 9:00 P. M. Miss Elsie Hughes, Dancing Instructress Private Lessons—Hours 2 to 5 and 6:30 to 8:00 P. M. “Where Everybody Goes” TODAY Jack Lord and the Musigirls Present THE SPARKLING COMEDY ‘TWO OLD SPORTS’ An Irresistible Laugh Provoking MUSICAL FARCE COMEDY Brimful of Pep, Personality and Speed 7—Vaudeville and Ensemble Specialties—7 | | | | SATURDAY | A Knock-Out Program | i | | NINETY MILES AN HOUR INTO THE UNKNOWN! The battle between a scheming 22 adventuress and the girl whc i LAST TIMES TODAY ail Ebony fought to save the fabulous fo r ; E SILENT BARR ig tune of the Keoghs. = es 4 — ACTS -— 4 ae —A film of thrills! , ee F . CIRCUIT Opportunity Night Thursday Get your application in early. Straight salary paid A U D E V I L L talent accepted; apply to Mr. Harris at theater. a HEADED BY Two Shows Nightly, 7 and 9 Prices 10c and 40c SUTHERLAND FOUR In “TUNES AND TONES” Saxophones, Cornets, French Horns and Trombones Cairns & Devoil | Jordan & Morris Two Extremes In Thrills and Spills THE TYSONS—“AT THE CABARET” Feature Picture A Bishop-Cass Theater THURSDAY “x ah rhe ‘ALICE LAKE in “WOMAN’S HATE” THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Shows at 7 and 9 Fe a eY saver : LAWRENCE P. WALL ie Presents Admission 490 1:00 A Bishop-Cass Theater TODAY AND THURSDAY RICHARD BARTHELMESS “THE TRAFFIC IN SOULS? Photoplay—GEORGE ARLISS in “The Man Who Played God” eiigimigig ge NEILAN proseaty ~~ Marshall Neilan has given to the screen great heart dramas, hailed by he cers re kal the world of picture-goers as thrilling, stirring, beautiful. Now this brilliant —In— rector offer ilm triu: 99 AND VAUDEVILLE SPEC TIE: padre ae ‘his Baan patel 4 “SCNNY GALORE TAL s “Windsor, the past. —Also— Bagmer Codowalay, os antl cere nisin MES ee ree ERR “FALLING FOR FANNIE” Be Sure and See the Five Deritas Di trit t iby Goldwyn players ever seen in one picture! Comedy pes Aalhe A NIFTY NOVEL SURPRISE T?| RIAL rO THEATRE. tomorrow FOR THREE DAYS You have. perhaps, tried ‘‘ev- : erything” in an ie ze. Shr fe ELAINE HAMMERSTEINand CONWAY TEAR Ps “ONE WEEK OF LOVE” ideal Photoplay Entertainment Combining nce,Romsence and Thrills Brough life sandlcapped by _ STORY BY EOWARD J. MONTAGNE AND GEORGE APCHAINBAUD poor health? Many people have tried Chiropractic as a last ro- sort end have gotten well. Chiropractic has built up an enviable rep- utation by getting “hope- less” cases woll. W! wait until tomorrow Take Chiropractic Ad- justments today and get well. Consultation and analysis always FREE. Bring all your health troubles to Robert.N. 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