Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 5, 1923, Page 4

PAGE FOUR. BRIEF FROM STATE CAPITOL ate Files Introduced. S. 75 (Kirk.)—Providing for no- tices of sale of realty for taxes. Revenue. S. 76 (Public Lands Committee.)— For the destruction of grasshop- pers, army worms, cut worms and other pests. Committee of Whole. S. 77 (Cameron.)—Relating to the boundaries of Crook county. Coun- ty Affairs. S. 78 (Lee.}—Relating to the is- d stock. Corpor- 9 (Kirk.—Relating to the as- sessment of irrigation districts. Public Lands. Senate Files Introduced. S. 80 (Sibley.)—Providing for the filing of plats of townsites and ad- Aitions in the office of the county clerk. County Affairs. S. 81 (Lee.}—-Relating to the per- Judietary. 1.—-Regulating the nation of grade crossings upon public highways and coun- Public Highwi . J. TR. 8 (Gardner. —Proposing nstitutional amendment relat- ing to the taxation of mines and for a severance tax. Judiciary. House Bills Introduced. H. 183 (Natrona Delegatton.)— Creating nth Judicial dis- trict, J ‘BUDDIES? SCORES TRIUMPH AT IRIS THEATER WITH BOYD TROUSDALE COMPANY SHOWING TALENTED CAST days of “occupation” were brought before the audience ich filled the Iris theater last night when the Boyd B. Trousdale stock company produced “Buddies,” a music play which ran the gamut of the emotions and left the audience filled with admiration for the troupe that could so skillfully interpret Loth the comic and the dramatic. The entire cast deserves praise for the way in whlch it aid its work. The blending of excellent voices in “The Buddies Quartette,” the tenor ef Trousdale himself, the comic speeches of H. E. Phillips, the villain- ous niceness of Frank Root, the boy- ishness of Jerry Houck, the French feminism of Lelia Fairchild, the in- tensity of the pathos enacted by Nell Norman, and the motherliness of Alice Collisson, as well as the tru American style of getting even b: Dorothy Moran,—these are a few of the elements that go to make “Bud- dies” one of the best plays that has been seen in Casper for some time. “Buddies” was written by Georg? V. Hobart, one of Broadway's most successful playwrights. This particu lar production enjoyed longest run of any~play on Broadway that dealt with a war theme after the signing of the Armistice. Its success may be laid to its eternal freshness, {ts lack of superfluities, and its re markable portrayal of the careful ideals of car American manhood. The production fs in three acts and consumes two hours to produce in- cluding the musical numbers. It re tains the original triad of conventions of the play and is in this way strengthened. The story deals with an episode cccurring a few days after the Armistice was signed, four American soldiers camped as guests of a French mother and daughter, and the com- plications that arise from the appear: ance on the scene of Alphonse Pett! bois, an Amer! n restaurant keeper who claims t the dead son and | brother of th two had been a thief | during his life despite the fact that he had died fighting. for France. Pierre Benoit's honor is proven tainted by Babe, played by Bo: usdale, who is incidentally the to ation of Pettibois by Frank Root Js. excellent, and not suuen. “Sonny” the fellow who is always ready to help out some se and who because of this erou gets himself into a , 4s well interpreted by NEW HALL of FAME TH E Famous Barttone Metropolitan Opera Company For the musical masterpieces of today, ask for Brunswick Gold Label Records. Great stars of today record for them exclusively—the world’s tru- est reproductions. Two selec- tions on each record. Play on any phonograph, Just released: 15028—Vol ed Yo (You and 1: and Tumananze Bung. by Giuneppe Dantee of the Metro- polite A Opera Company. ful performance--m eat. Hear it at amy wick dealer'a, d ( LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS IN REMEMBER “KIDDIES” WEDNESDAY —I— “FAMILY NIGHT” AT THE RIALTO Have Dad and Mother bring the whole family. It an't cost anything for you if you have your card. ALL FOR A CARD AT THE BOX OFFICE H. 184 (Labor Committee.)—Re- specting observance of the Sabbath. Committee of Whole. constitutional amendment State income tax law. tional amendment for a state in- | come tax law. tions. customers by public utilities. for a Constitu- Constitutional Ques- H. 195 (Rose, by request.)—For the determination of the insanity, feeble-mindedness or incompetency ot Judiciary. persons charged therewith. H. 196 (Rose, by request.}—Relat- Ing to information to be supplied Pub- H. 185. (Livestock Committee. | 1 Relating to stealing of traps or 01 from traps. Committee of Whole. | He Utilities. H. 186 (Education Committee. — Relating to removal of school dis- trict trustees. Committee of Whole. H. 187 (Education Committee.)— Relating to custody of school dis- trict funds. Education. H. 188 (Education Committee.)— Relating to distribution of county school tax. Education. Controlling the possession, use of pistols and revolvers. Enforcement. demnation proceedings. H. 197 (Barksdale, by request. — ale and Law HH. 193 (Mapys.)—Relating to exer. cise of the right of eminent domain. Corporations. Hi. 199 (Mapes.)\—Relating to con- Corpora- H. 189 (Education Committee.}— | tions. Authorizing the employment of Hf, 200 (Stevenson,)—Relating to rivers for consolidated schools. | water commissioners and method Committee of Whole. of payment. Land and Irrigation. H. 190 (Hunter.—Relating to H. 201 (Stevenson. —For a sever- sheriffs’ fees. Judicia: ance tax. Revenue. H. 191 (Corporations Committee.) —Relating to domestic surety and HH. 202 (Hunter, by request.)—Re- lating to life insurance. Revenue. Insurance companies. Committee H, 203 (Hunter, by request.)—Per- of Whole. taining to the taxation of banks H. 192 GQfcAvoy, by request.)\— | and loan and investment com- Relating to jurisdiction and duties | panies. Corporations. of justices of the peace. Judiciary. H. 193 (Bowman.}—Relating to Approved by Senate. H. 60.—Providing for extermina- appeals from the board of control. | tion of injurious rodents. Judiclary. H. 194 (Revenue Committee.— Relating to classification of lands for assessment and taxation. Ag- riculture. H. J. R. 8 (Mercer.}—Submitting Jerry Houck. ‘Too much cannot be said of Neil Norman's “Buddy” al-|, though the part {s a minor one. The ladies do their work splendidly. Thera are elght musical numbers. They (are: “Please Learn to Love,” excellently rendered by Miss Falr- child. “Darling I,” a delightful op: portunity for the tenor of Mr. Trous- dale; “The Argentines, the Portu- guese and the eeks,” a comic song given by Mr. ps that called for encores; “Fairy Tales.” by Miss Moran, and three numbers by the Buddies quartette together with “Hullo Home" with the quartette and its heroine. “Buddies” will be repeated tonight and tomorrow night. There is one show only, starting at 8:15 Boils: Quit Quick! | $.S. S. Will Prove to You in Your Own Casethe “How” and “Why” of its Remarkable Blood-Cleansing Power! Teason for everything that Common-sense kills misery. sense also stops boils! 5.8, ymmon-sense remedy for boils, built on reason, mit its powect t es fightin; . Vighting-blood destroys impu . It fights boils. Tt always wins! Jt fights pimples! It fights skin erup- tions! It builds nerve-power, thinking power, the tlght-fisted power that whirls a Up Into succes: women plexton world! urself. res in two sii The lar; bottle is the more economical. 8.S.S.asiuyss MAY McAVOY PHOTO Is Given Away TOMORROW To All the LADIES Attending the Rialto S. 10.—Providing for sem!-annual payment of taxes. H. 64.—Making Armistice Day and Labor Day legal holidays. Killed by Senate, S. 56—Relating to provision of WYOMING Continuous 1 to 11 LAST TIMES TODAY The fastest and most thrill- ing picture production on the screen. “THE KENTUCKY” DERBY With an all-star cast in- cluding REGINALD DENNY —Also— BABY PEGGY —In— “PEG O’ THE MOVIES” 10c and 40c TOMORROW Theodore Roberts, Julia Faye, Elliot Dexter and Others Pe Cecil B. DeMille’s “OLD WIVES FOR NEW” Da sold First come, first served. Place your order now to in- SEN Che Casver Daily Tribune school facilities for children of compulsory school age. Passed by Senate. S, 35—Providing that Wyoming shall meet the provisions of the federal maternity act. Ayes, 19; noes, 0. S. 43—Providing that county sup- erindents shall act ounty truant officers and rece! extra pay therefor. Ayes, 13; noes, 5. Passed by House. H. 52—Relating to grounds of attachment in civil actions. Ayes, 45; noes, 0. H. 69—Relating. to fraudulent cheeks. Ayes, 41; noes, 3, H. $§1—Concerning declaratory judgments and decrees. Ayes, 44; noes, 0. 86 — Transferring and setting aside for the support of the state law Ubrary one-half of the fund heretofore set aside and used for ———— m the support of the state miscellan- eous Ubrary. Ayes, 44; noes, 0. H. 99.—Making it unlawful to secrete personal property or de- etroy any {dentification marks on same. Ayes, 43; noes, 0. ee EW GOLF CLUB AT MEXICO CITY MEXICO CITY, Feb. 5.--Lovers of wolf here are to have a new pasture in which to puhsue their pleastre A new country club has been organ- ized, rivalling the old Churubusco club, which was founded in the days before the revolution, and was con- sidered one of thé finest in Latin- America. The Churubusco club house has been remodeled and society in great numbers has been flocking to it. The new club, is closer to the city, and already enough members biliousness, etc., even before we are ill. of the system. Bath the night before—but not until then. respondingly healthy, happy, strong and ambitious. St is free to you. BETTY COMPSON BERT LYTELL MAY McAVOY ported by such. favorites Ogle and John Miltern. Shows Start at 1,3,5, 7 and 9 RIALTO The Lowest Priced Car in the World Having Standard Units two carloads now in transit. . sure prompt delivery. 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Look at the cast— Betty Compson, Bert Lytell, May McAvoy and Gareth Hughes—sup- s Kathleen Clifford, Walter Long, Charles ick In” is one of the most lavish productions and one of the most thrillingly dramatic stories ever screened. Tomorrow and Wednesday Pa We have ordered another carload of Star cars, having 442 East Yellowstone New Play of Desert And Orient Coming Starting tomorrow, and continuing for three days, the feature at the America theatre will be “The Voice From the Minaret.* Norma Tal- madge’s latest offering. A new picture with this popular star is an event in the lives of the lovers of motion pictures, and Man- ager Stewart is preparing for record- breaking crowds, especially in view of the fact that the picture is pro- nounced Miss Telmadge’s best and that Eugene O'Brien appears in it as her leading man. A story of the Orient and the desert, “The Voice From the Min- aret” holds one spellbound through its beauty and its dramatic power, It All physici TODAY relates the adventurous romance of a noblewoman and a ‘youth from England, traveling on a pilgrimage through the deserts, and whose love ; transcends obstacles and difficulties MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1923. tually love triumphs—and a thrilling story is brought to a logical and happy ending. Frank Lloyd directed the picture, which was adapted from Rober: ‘They are saved from folly by the Hichens’ popular novel of the same “voice from the Minaret.” but even — BUILDING BUSINESS Every business man wants more business. He wants every possible purchaser in his trade territory to be his patron. He ought to use every possible instrumentality to get that business. Today the telephone is used by the most progressive houses to get new accounts, to close contracts and generally to transact business which formerly was handled by slow mail or by the more expensive method of sending a representative. Study the possibilities of the telephone, or, ~¥ better still, talk to the telephone man about how it can be made more useful and profitable to you. There are low rates which may suit your needs. Get acquainted with this valu- able and inexpensive system of! business building. Station - to- Station Calls Are Quicker and Cost Less Ge Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co. WELL, WHY NOT? A musical comedy in two acts and three scenes with a chorus of 16 UNDER 20 Presented by Elks’ Dramatic Club, B. P. O. E. Lodge 1353. TONIGHT and Tuesday, Feb. 5 and 6 At 8:15 o’Clock ELKS’ AUDITORIUM Seventh and Center Streets Tickets on sale from 9 to 12 each morning at Rialto Box Office. Tickets $1.65 and $1.10, including tax. OLUMBIA LAST TIMES TODAY The Musical Comedy Treat “THE RIVALS” And the Big Feature Photoplay “THE CLAW” | STARTING TUESDAY The Irresistible Farce Comedy “THE BEAN TRUST” And BESSIE BARRISCALE in “THE BREAKING POINT” LADIES’ LINEN MATINEE WEDNESDAY ALL NEW PRIZES ATUATGNVA AGANOD TVIISAW 49709) HO Aly 19M YAaLVAHL ATINVA ‘TWNIDINO S.WadSVD AV1dOLOHd ANNLYAA The Demand - Exceeded the supply of last year’s INDUSTRIAL NUMBER of the Tribune. Order your extra copies Now For this year’s edition and do your part in Boosting Casper Phone 15 AMERICA LAST TIMES TODAY OLIVER MOROSCO’S “THE HALF BREED” A MAD STAMPEDE—A RIDE FOR LIFE Thousands of steers in wild stampede! A freight train cutting off on one side; the sheriff’s posse on the other—all wedging a man and girl thundering for the border! You'll thrill—and throb—and thrill again at thie climax to a drama of a half breed Pariah and how he chose his mate! —ALSO— LARRY SEMON —IN— “NO WEDDING BELLS” Shows at 1, 2, 3:30, 5, 6:30, 7 and 9:30—10c and 40c BISHOP-CASS THEATERS TONIGHT AND TUESDAY NIGHT BOYD B. TROUSDALE STOCK COMPANY In the Merry Musical Play “BUDDIES” BY GEO. V. HOBART IN THREE ACTS HEAR THE WONDERFUL QUARTET Adults 55c, Children 25¢ 10c and 25c * HU Today and Tuesday CONSTANCE TALMADGE —In— “THE PRIMITIVE LOVER” —Also— Kid Comedy “A NICK OF TIME HERO” MUSIC BY B. C. HILLIAM Wed. Thurs. Fri., Sat. “HONEYMOON TOWN” 1to ll 10c and 25c¢