Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 10, 1923, Page 4

PAGE FOUR MABEL BALLIN, GEORGE WAL IN “VANITY FAIR” ethods aE then ele out that even This i am getting better and better.” Che Caner Daflp Cridune SH and HOBART BOSWORTH AT THE AMERICA STARTING TODAY “MESSAGE OF EMILE COQUE” ON THE SAME BILL EMILE COUE uses in expounding his wonderful Woman So fit Cou Not Stano Says Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegeta- ble Compound Made Her Well and Strong For over two k Iwas not able to and on my feet, land my husband | house- ‘he doctor ‘tion iar toWo- , upon re- Pinkham Bishop-Cass Theater IRIS LAST TIMES TODAY RALPH CONNER’S “THE SKY PILOT” —Also— CHARLES CHAPLIN the world, personally appearing in his only motion picture, a theory. es his statements with examples. A plank is introduced, and it is shown that as long as ground it is easily walked, because our imagination tells us it is easy. The plank is 1 great height, where even the boldest shrink from attempting to walk it. He points uld we attempt to walk ft, we would fail. The imagination is stronger than the will. only one of the examples by the founder of the famous phrase: “Day by day in every way, I novel in English literature. » “VANITY FAIR” ~ vanity Fair" which opens at the America Theater today for a three-day run is the best known classic Mabel Ballin portrays the part of Becky Sharpe,the most famous flirt in history. Cleopatra could have taken lessons from her on the subject of vamping. ing compared to the fascinating heroine of Thackeray’s immortal novel. lnow that someone else was holding her left. d to behave, she didn’t ins'st. 1, When the neighbors ran out of gossip she always furnished more. | story on the screen in a gorgeous, daring, beautiful photoplay pro- We can only say that to miss it is to miss a real treat. her eyes refuse reputation at Now duction, Supporting Mabel Ballin in Eleanor Boardman, ou can see this absorbin. Salome was an amateur in the art of soul-kiss- She never let her right hand She only told a lie when it was absolutely necessary. When She figured that a doubtful reputation was better than no “Vanity Fair’ is George Walsh, Hobart Bosworth, Harrison Ford and Shows start at 1, 8, 5, 7 and 9; admission same as usual—10c and 40c. UNDER ARREST (Continued from Page One.) he had stated he was C. V. Landrey, government said was me of the woman known as his which ughter told the department of 3 nts that he had been “born with @ gold spoon in his mouth” but that now he was down to the “lowest depths.”” During his eights years flight he ind been in many parts of the coun Government agents, a few nths after the alleged defalcation, traced him as far as Pittsburgh, there he eluded them and the trail was not picked up until a few months ago. He was said to have left Colo- rado with about $100,000 which he lost In a year or two, During the war, he told the govern- snt agents he had worked in the t Powder works at Carney’s w.5 A few months ago, the agents sald they Jearned he had gone to New Orleans where he won about $43,000 betting on the races. Returning to Yy he lost all of this money. ents said, in gambling houses. It was then that he got employment t the Pennhurst sanitarium. abot Sabi ee Os Why Suffer So? Why suffer from a bad back, from sharp, shooting twinges, headaches nd distressing urinary Ils? » recommend Doan's Ask your negthbor! 11d you ask for stronger proof of merit Mrs. Ray Dailey, 937 N. Washing- ton St. Casper, says: "I had a of kidney trouble some ago. My back Was so lame I stand on my ength of time. As time went I became worse and had to t | to my bed where I remained for six we My kidneys acted often and ed by a severe headache ne told me to try Doan's Kid s and the first box I. used th & Turner's Drug Store boxes I was able to be up 1 and was entirely not had Don't remedy—get the same that er-Milburn © feet for | results and after taking | cured | IEMBEZZLER {S JONE OWORCE GRANTED, THREE ACTIONS FILED IN DISTRICT GOAT Margaret Vroman was granted divorce from Charles Vroman Mon y in the Eighth District Court by -» Rose on the ground of The defendant had filed cross sult in the case, and the cus dy of two minor children were given him. The couple were married in sper, October 11, 1908. wo sults for divorce and one for the annulment of a marriage have been filed in the clerk of the court's office, Christina Maher is seeking a divorce from William J. Maher. The couple were married at Laclede, Mo., March 25, 1911, The plaintiff seeks a settlement of property, the privilege of resuming her maiden name and the costs of the action. Myrtle Field Mullen ts asking a dl- vorce from J. lL. Mullen on the ground of cruelty. The couple was married July, 2, 1914, at Lead, 8. D. Bertha Look, under the age of 21, is suing by her friend, Della McNeil for an annulment of her common law with George Look at Pu NN ORAWS 18 MONTHS FOR SUIT GASE THEFT | George Ferguson, who pleaded | suilty to the theft of a sult case from |'Tom Sun, the well-known rancher from the Sweetwater country, while » latter was a guest at the Henning tel several weeks ago, was given & sentence of 18 months in the pent tentiary Monday by Judge Rose in the District Court. COURT IS ASKED TO FIX | RlGiT-OF-WAY PRICE The Producers and Refiners has filed individual suits in the Elghth District Court against C, C, Richard |son and B, L. Richardson, asking that the court have an assessment ade of the compensation to be paid ndants for taking a strip of feet in width, across tho de fendant’s land, on which to run a P'pe line. The defendants are both’ home Jers and the sult relates that the plaintiff has been unable to come to an agreement on the price that should be paid for the land. The pipe Ine in question ts the one which 4s projected between the Salt Creek 0!1 field, Casper, and Parco, Wyo. WeOSANG Continuous—1 te 11 The Galloping Chief of Screen Sensations! ” FAGNES'AYRES =Ano RUDOLEN VAIGNTING “THE SHEIK’ & GEORGE MELFORD propveTion & Paramount Picture: The tale of a lawless prince of the desert, and a proud so- ciety belle he captured and won, Played by a numerous cast, supporting the beautiful star of “Forbidden Fruit’ and “The Affairs of Anatol” and the dashing young hero of “The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse.” Also Comedy and “The Leather Pushers” Bridge lamps, Polychrome base and silk shade, special price $19.75 at| fever has been traced to a book iraham Shields Furniture Co., where| Which was read by a scarlet fever yuu wilt find prices are always lower.| patient twenty years ago. CASPERS. FAMILY THEATRE £7) NJ B40) IY EBS STARTING TONIGHT ‘The origin of a caso of scarlet # THE REVUE OF REVUES COMPANY In the Mirth Provoking Comedy “THE MORNING AFTER” A Screaming Farce of the Present Day With All New Vaudeville PHOTOPLAY “Cameron of the Royal Mounted” LADIES’ MATINEE WEDNESDAY Two Shows Tonight, 7 and 9 Prices 10c-40c DANCING TONIGHT Tuesday always is_an ideal night for those who like to dance. Here you'll find an environment that is most pleasing. Good music and excellent entertainment. If you can’t dance, see MISS HUGHES, Dancing Instructress Private Lessons—Hours 2:30 to 5:30 7:00 to 9:00 P. M. COMING—A BIG FEATURE COUNTRY STORE DANCE THURSDAY NIGHT, APRIL 12 ARKEON DANCING ACADEMY ene TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 1923, SHIKANY’S FOR SHOES Make “Some Day” Today Funny how a man clings to a habit. He hears favorably of a shoe, reads its advertisements—as you read this—and de- cides “some day” to give them a trial. But habit postpones ‘“‘some day.” Stop it. Make “some day’’ today. Drop in and get a pair of BOSTONIANS: Shikany Shoe & Clothing Co. 142 East Second St. Phone 474 RIALTO Today | YOUR LAST CHANCE TO SEE THIS GREAT PICTURE GEORGE BEBAN Lee “The Sigm Of the Rose” Monte Banks Comedy, “‘Brilliantino The Bull Fighter” Kinograms Shows at 1, 3, 5, 7 and 9 TOMORROW ‘uur NIGHT All Children Accompanied by Their Parents Will Be Admitted Free. CONSTANCE BINNEY aS “A BILL OF DIVORCEMENT” Taken from the Great Stage Play AESOP’S FABLES SCREEN SNAPSHOTS ADDED ATTRACTION A Dancing and Singing Novelty by Pupils from the Ethel Mann School 1. “Toot-Toot-Tootsie”’....Betty Grisinger and Chorus 2. “Georgette” ____. -——Lillian Jonassen 8. “The Jockey Dance”... Eileen Mishica 4. “Stars and Stripes’ Jane Crowther 5. “Liebesfrend” ..0 -Evelyn Patten 6. “Prepare for Action”........__.___ Bileen Butler THURSDAY Opening Day of a Three-Day Run of THE COWBOY AND THE LADY —With— MARY MILES MINTER and TOM MOORE FRIDAY Ladies 25c Matinee SATURDAY Clean Up Matinee All Children Admitted for 2 Tin Cans and 5 Cents Tribune Wantads Bring Results