Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 7, 1923, Page 4

‘HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA nag RS = mm tion) station to be broadcasted by Na- Mrs. trona County High School orchestra between § and 9 o'clock. | March—"Charge of the Lancers’___ Bleakly Hutt Mis Catherine Hurley Rowe, years of age, and the wife of George | March—*Meminac’. —————- L. Rowe, 831 South Walnut street. serenade—.'Stilly Night’--Rockw died at a local hospital last night| Operatic Medley—‘Piece Work’. having been suddenly stricken a few hours previo} - Tobant - Huft Bennett Hayes monies which The passing of Mrs. Rowe brings to a close a career much of which was! ysarch—-"Go To It’ devoted to the cause of her country, | ge she having been an overseas nurse| ioe 7S ace CORNHUSKERS WILL MAKE As a mark cf honor for her service, the Veterans of Foreign Wars will have charge of the funeral cere- iM be held from St. TO BE HELD AT ARKEON Overalls and torn shirts with straw morning,] hats covering a mop of heavy hair that they|have given way to bell botton trous- ilitary funeral.|ers, pongees, and oiled locks cut like e the deceased]|a crescent t back of the Shetk's except Mr. Rowe. center! of greatest mentality, but the ‘All members of the George W.|cornhuakers have not departed nor Vroman post of the American Le-|have they lost any of their merry- sion and also of the Women's|making proclivities, according to T. Auxiliary of the Legion have been re quested to meet at the Catholic church at 9:30 tomorrow morning to attend M Rowe's funeral. The de- ceased was a charter member of the George Vroman post WYOLNG Continuous 1 to 11 LAST TIMES TODAY Cecil B. DeMille’s Masterpiece “Old Wives For New” Starring Theodore Roberts Elliott Dexter, Wanda Hawley Julia Fay and Others Also Two-Part Comedy “Third Class Male” TOMORROW The Popular Queen of Photoplay, Comedy Drama CONSTANCE TALMADGE The Good-Natured Flapper Hello Kiddies Specia! Matinee SATURDAY A Big Box of CRACKER JACKS With a prize in every box to every kiddie attend- ing the matinee at the WYOMING “Everybody’s Theater” TO We're Going to Give You the Biggest Thrill i Ever Shown. “ROMANCE AND SUNDAY AND ARABELLA” MONDAY eonslio— GROCERY NIGHT Bring Your Coupons and Take Home Your Share of the Groceries, Wyoming Theater Gus Ss |) WARNER BROS: ? present “A DANGEROUS ADVEN TURE” Featuring Grace Darmond In a thrilling and sensational story of strange adventure in the African jungles. RIALTO TWO DAYS ONLY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SSE iY \ t ‘ EI {3 McKeon, manager of the Arkeon wpe Casper Daily crivune LITERARY CLUB WILL Pte comhunere aanco war vac] PEAFEGT ORGANIZATION dance hall, who states that Thursday jevening of this week will be featured with the one and only Cornhuskers’ Dall. ter the fashion of a regular ‘ten-cen. |ter’* but will have an added attrac- ition. Five hundred cans of sweet jcorn are to be distributed among the |500 ladies who are present at the AT THURSDAY MEETING dance. The corn is to be eaten at jhome after the dance,‘though there] A men’s literary organization, the }is no hard and fast rule in the mat-} maximum membership of which has | This dance ought to prove one of| Pem Set at 40 petsons, ts being or- the greatest Thursday night attrac- tions that has ever been put on at this popular, joy palace. | 1000 MEN | WANTED HAVE SIGNED FOR THE TRIP TO AFRICA An expedition is being formed to recover the fa- mous. Treasure of Tomikey Estimated as being worth over Two Million Dollars It will be A DANGEROUS ADVENTURE The personnel of the ex- pedition is now being made up. A trip from San Fran- cisco to the heart of Africa should be enough to tempt all red-blooded men. You'll see all the beasts of the jungle, savage can- nibal tribes and other won- derful things. INVESTIGATE NOW— IN PERSON AT THE RIALTO THEATER union—Ruth's only happiness. together. Then comes the night cap. good thing after another. AT, THE BLUEBIRD By Eileen Mishica JOCKEY DANCE By Thelma Rowray fav CASPERS FA J B14 “THE ONLY MUSICAL Also One of the Greatest The Story of “The Breaking Point” After she learns of the death of her finance, Ruth Marshall, on by an ambitious mother, marries Richard Janeway, He soon tires of her and gces back to his old life. A chiid is born of the Janeway plans to steal the little girl and run away with Lucia Deeping, an old flame. child to such degradation, Ruth threatens to rushes to prevent her, and in the struggle which ensues is fatally shot. Through the efforts of the ol¢, family doctor and Mrs. Janeway,—mother of the dead man.—who realizes what a rotter her son has been,—it {s made to appear that Janeway met death at his own hands, and Ruth, Mrs. Janeway and Ruth’s little daughter aro left to face a bright future Jack Lord and his Musigirls are pre- senting the big musical comedy success, “THE BEAN TRUST,” an up- roartously funny farce with sidesplitting complications. Opportunity Night Thursday 5—SMASHING VAUDEVILLE ACTS—5 THE COLUMBIA “Casper’s Family Theater” SPECIAL ADDED ATTRACTION me RIALTO Tomorrow THE ETHEL MANN SCHOOL Will Present the Following Dance Numbers: DANCING AT THE EVENING SHOWS— 7:30 and 9:30 Feature Picture—“HER MAJESTY” Comedy—Fables—News TRA MILY "THE Ae “Where Everybody Goes” Jack Lord and His Musigirls Are Presenting BEAN TRUST” Just Laughs and Jolly Tunes to Ca: “THE BREAKING POINT” Featuring BESSIE BARRISCALE Two Shows Nightly—7 and 9 Prices—Children 10c, Adults 40c ganized in Casper by a number of men proinent in affairs and interested in Uterary atters. A meeting was held last Thursday at the home of the Rev. Philip K. Edwards, at which time 14 members gathered to make plans for the perfecting of the organl- zation. A similar meeting is to be held tomorrow evening. At this meet- ing the by-laws will be drawn up and the officers elected. ‘The Uterary club, which has not re- celved an offictal title as yet, is cr- ganized for the purpose of literary interest and advancement only. The urged @ wealthy waster. Rather than submit the kill the baby. Janeway It's just one THE HORNPIPE By Janet Lange THE SHIEK By Madalyn Tobin and Kathleen Sickling TRE £\ AJL. SHOW IN TOWN Photoplays Ever Brought sper WATCH FOR j ‘THE MYSTERY WOMAN’ J club does not intend to burden itself with civic problems or responsibilities. It. fs being formed somewhat along the lines of the Young Men's Literary club of Cheyenne, that has been in existence for 25 years and to which many of the most prominent men of the state belong including Governor William B, Ross. rene rte rn enn an organization and death of my CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank the Loyal Order of | 829W. Moose of Casper and Friends of Glenrock and Parkerton, Creek for their kindnesses and sym- pathy shown me during the sickness also wife on Jan. Mr. Vernon B. Fox, Salt Creek, Wyo. SHAMPOO anc Special Work dune WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1923. at your home. Mrs. Gorthy. Phone Salt 26. WATCH FOR | ‘THE MYSTERY WOMAN’ | CORN HUSKERS’ DANCE 500 Cans of Corn Given Away Free! sweet corn. Daughters, bring your mothers; husbands, Every lady attending the Corn Huskers’ Dance will be given a large size can of This is a feature event extra- ordinary and we want 500 ladies to share with us at the Corn Huskers’ Dance. bring your wives; boys, bring your sweet- hearts, then have her invite you to her house to enjoy the corn we ere giving away. To the men, if you are lucky you will get fhe empty tan when the corn is all gone. night and we are all set for a heck of a time. forget the date— Thursday Night, Feb. 8 ARKEON DANCING ACADEMY Gents 25c W’all it will be a big Don’t Ladies Free EES YOU ARE SUMMONED I want a jury of 12 people RIALTO To appear for JURY SERVICE FRIDAY NIGHT At 9 o’Clock To witness the last evening ({ And remain in their seats after this show and judge the merits of our next pic- ture— Which is to be shown Sun- dress at the box oifice. The first twelve will be selected as jurors. performance of ‘A Dangerous Adventure” “THE BEAUTIFUL AND DAMNED” day and Monday. Leave your name and ad- POSITIVEL THE RIALTO TONIGHT TO SEE THAT BIG PICTURE “KICK IN” This is “Family Night” and children don’t have to pay when they go with their parents LAST SHOWING TODAY Shows Start at 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 o’Clock. “Kick In” Starts 1:25, 3:25, 5:25, 7:25, 9:25 o'Clock AKE ME TO Grayson, Jack Dunbar “Just Married". Frank Kimball Mr. Fowler “Wan Mrs. Frank Kimball, Night and Saturday Matinee STOCK COMPANY PRESENTS A New Play casT Married’ the. b Sick of Mi be Marr: yy Marries 7H. EB. st Marri Lelia jarred ust Married’ ONE PERFORMANCE ONLY BACH EVENING, Di OR OPEN AT 7130—25¢ AND 550 ISHOP-CASS THEATERS’ IRIS THEATER Tonight, Thursday, Friday and Saturday BOYD B. TROUSDALE “HONEYMOON TOWN” A Rollicking Comedy in Three Acts ..Jerry Houck B. Trousdale .Frank Root Net] Norman Phillips Fairchild * Alice Collison. Dorothy Moran AT 8115 AMERICA THEATER TODAY AND THURSDAY NORMA TALMADGE AND EUGENE O’BRIEN The Screen’s Perfect Lovers Reunited “THE VOICE FROM THE- MINARET” A Big, Fascinating Story of Desert Love OUR GANG COMEDY Shows at 1, 3, 5, 7 and 9 —ALSo— HUB TODAY AND THURSDAY ANITA STEWART “A QUESTION OF HONOR” ‘Ana BUSTER KEATON IN “THD FROZEN NORTH? ve 10c and 25c :