Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 16, 1923, Page 5

TO PLAY AT THE ARKECN Middlevitch, Miss Hays sings the The mvch expected Ohio State band arrived in Casper today and will be present at the Arkeon tonight where it will play in conjunction with the he Caspet Daily Cribune songs to accompany the one steps and fox trots, and Miss Middlevitch sings; Are You Engaged? | during the waltzes, an arrangement ‘ Were You Ever Engaged? that is very attractive. | Do Vea Want to Be Earned? iM z x | Then See DOUBLE-CROSSED } yO IN y Baptist Gymnasium Thursday Night v y Continrous—1 to 11 LAST TIMES TODAY DOROTHY Tom Watkins orchestra during an in- 7 definite engagement, making a 14 piece musical organization that would be hard to beat in any city. Lioyd W. Foutz 's the head of this band. Mr. Foutz has a unique reoc- ord of success as a director of bands CASPERS FAMILY THEATRE #@: J B40) IYER EDR But the Oyster TONIGHT and orchestras and he is especially Ke Maki: ~ Ri for this th st f his jeeps on ang [=] pai tie fap anos geek ee ak tre Pearls at the Same 9 The Revue of Revues Company < band comes here directly trom Coo Sa 3 20—PEOPLE—20 > rado Springs where it tear- t ] | stake the earth Ttactieatte spt Olas ; 4 In the Side-Splitting Comedy 5 ie mical responses in the hearts of hun ey =k dreds cho: artists. It \CIENCE can’t teach about < SRR = areang sta a, sates ce §| “FAIR AND WARMER” | é]) «woRAN OF THE azed all Denver when it played at ban} 3 ons. go> cae ceric aa E 3 too sume band saat wanton te geapemade peel nay look ke rel pene bri 2 Photopla sees i was one histligite of the *ialth. veasevine isn’t. Another valve cup may oe es = y, circuit in the east, having made the Palace theatre in New York, the “THE KENTUCKY COLONEL” cope Rercava Zour guarantee of the service label ie <= have known for fifteen years—the mark of the composition valve cup, and the best. climax of all ambition of members of the Keith circuit. “Posy” Davia has been described as a “vocal nut.” He combines a fine sense of rhythm with the crazy antics of a comedian and is one of the features of the Ohio State band. Besides this l4-piece organizat'on which results from the combining of Two Shows Tonight—7 and 9 Prices 10c-40c HARRY, CAREY YOUR LAST CHANCE “SILVER WINGS” the Tom Watkins and the Ohio State TO SEE Presa 0 ee Mrs. W. L. EDMONDS THE GREATEST COMEDY eo oren ow —wirh— EVER PRODUCED “SAFETY LAST” And Comedy MARY CARR The never-to-be-forgotten mother of “Over The Hill,” triumphs again in another great human interest motion picture. STARTING TOMORROW —ALSO— —With— AL ST. JOHN in “THE AUTHOR” N HAROLD LLOYD een ee ieae Star of “In the Name of the ee 100 + hee Mo, ey, : SEE HIM CLIMB THE 12-STORY BUILDING. Law” and “Third Alarm” acs | and Hy 3 mM ° THRILLS WITH CHILLS. In the mastodonic melodrama 20c 20c “ ; ENGAGEMENT ENDS }to enthrall scores of millions TODAY AND THURSDAY 7 | “WESTBOUND MAURICE TOURNEUR’S Goes . 3 TODAY Picturizati f Hall Caine’s Novel y and i R A Shows 1, 2:26, 3:52, LIMITED” OTHE CHRISTIAN” Beauty and Health ' 5:18, 6:44, 8:10, 9:36 |! Vibrant! Human! Colossal!) With Richard Dix, Mao Busch, Garreth Hughes, Phylis Haver ee .Go Hand in Hand _—————— as A Comedy—"RAPID FIRE” ‘ou a ighter Read xe Advice Cedar Rapfds, lowa.—"T have taken Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and found it very helpful in troubles peculiar to women. It is very strengthening to the internal organs === |OHIO STATE ORCHESTRA they would be compelled to stay home from work, but efter taking this medicine they have not suffered DOROTHY HAYES, JR., Blues Singer COMBINED WITH TOM WATKINS’ ORCHESTRA ZITA MIDDLEVITCH, Ballad Singer ARKEON DANCING happy by making them healthy. Get it at once from your nearest drug- sist, in elther Nquid or tablet form. Write Dr. Pierce, Invalids’ Hotel in Buffalo, N. Y., for free advice.—aAd- vertisement. Have you bought your Englewood lot? If not why not? Do you realize that Englewood is your chance to get _ choice acreage of good land, well located on a Paved Highway and within 6 1-2 miles of Casper’s postoffice, at the very low price of $75 per acre in ten acre lots, $25 cash and $10 per month. In less than et and you will go ‘Rar farther out and pay more. Look over all other acreage offered, compare the soil, the lay of the land, the paved highway, : AS . the mountain view, the distance from Casper, and last but not least ‘ne price per Do you know that 40 bushels of corn aad acre was raised within a few miles of acre and terms. We court this comparison and then if you don’t buy Engle- Englewood last year without irrigation: wood lots you don’t want acreage. f room house and then your taxes would not equal the taxes on a cheap Casper lof. Do you realize that you can keep a cow, have your chickens and pigs, raise a Do you realize that the Midwest Refining now own land all the way from Casper garden and truck patch in Englewood and live at half the price you can in Cas- to within less than one mile of Englewood, and most of it bought in the last six per, and still be within ten minutes of Casper? All of this can be done without to eight months, and now are spending hundreds of thousands of dollars on the irrigation, but when irrigation comes, as it will come, think what your lot will land, which shows their faith in Casper’s future? be worth—$300 to $400 per acre—and you cari raise anything under the sun. Don’t you realize that the taxes on Englewood lots will not amount to $2.50 per Harry Yesness, the man who just got out of the barrel, bought three lots yester- lot? Compare this with your cheapest Casper jot, and then buy a lot, build a five- day, and I don’t think anyone in Casper would call Harry a poor business man. CALL US TODAY AND LET US TAKE YOU OUT AND MAKE YOUR SELECTION. - 1 JOHN M. ENGLAND COMPANY Phone 1129 202 O. S. Building : Home Phone 543J