Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 11, 1923, Page 10

PAGE TEN. PARK TO OPEN “JUNE 20, TRAIN “SCHEDULE DAILY Busses Again Will Make 80 Mile Trips From Cody to Yellowstone owstone Nstional park will 0. With this announce 8 the question of trans- © the scenic wonder of Am- e C. B. & Q. railroad has nced that will have a daily train which will leave Cody evenings r will leave BIL izht and will 1orning to con. w the Pacific and the C. &Q Sheridan diy ais fellow Motor busses which last year will make to the park, a distance of 80 miles. The ¢ will open June 19 in order ay accommodate the te CRITICS SVE CREDIT 10 “LITTLE CHURH ARCUND THE CORNER” AT RIALTO ities enthusiastically re- tle Church Around which is now playing at o theater. Inez Cunningham the Chicago Tribune has to regarding the say The name of “The Little Church| Around the Corner” may lead you to suppose the picture is elopements and divore s much of the fame of the| edifice as been in that connection. I will begin by telling you it is not, and! you may be disappointed or pleased, according to your particular taste. | The picture is about a youth who] felt a call to the ministry when he! was a small boy. His father was al ph: clan in a coal mining district and the 1 to make believe at heal-| ing ‘ying on religious services. | He are for the min-| t and later fell! daughter of his} recriprocates and] to be married g minister is curate in a lec n and the pastor, wants him to take parish. He refuses, a call to go back to he misery in the mines. The s to persuade him that he can much good in making the rich < with charity of the poor. It is a melodramic picture not with- out interest and exceptionally well directed in those scenes where the women of the coal mine are waiting for their men to be brought out of the shaft. Some of the types are ex- ceptionally well chosen and one wo- man in that scene does the best act- ing of the piece, Please—I do not mean Pauline Stark, but the blond Woman with the baby, whose name does not appear in the cast. A bright future is certainly forecast for “The Little Church Around the Cor- ner.” ‘The suspense and suffering, and finally the delight on her fact when her husband is saved, is ex ceedingly well done. “THE DEUIL HIMSELF” BiG HIT AT COLNMBI the Cotumbia theater packed g at all shows yesterday, Maine company presented Himself.” It ia the big- production ever attempted by gest this company Curing ist stay in Cas From rise to fall of the curtain, the effec background, the electrical L the gorgeous wardrobe libound and wondering what is coming next. Billy Maine is seen at his best in this production and after his arrival o he island of wild women there is ne’ a dull moment. He kept the crowd roar Joe Lurgio as his Sa- tanic Majes does some very clever work which was highly applauded. Marie Maine from the char- er roles and appears as the vamp. to do and Coes it well. Edna Sears, Paul Landrum, Harry Welch and Miss Montgomery all haye| roles which are handled in le manner. musical numbers which are all al were a decided treat, getting away as they do from the usual run of musical comedy songs. y number responded to several ‘8 big’ costume 1 mention borate seen 8 quartet came| num | comedy be ay Di one of Zane G ay and cor s will be r ur | perlor addresses an inferior; a second BLINDS DRAWN AT DEMPSEY'S _ SHELBY CAMP |Champion Goes on Fishing | Trip; To Let Cut Over Left Eye Heal GREAT FALLS Mont. June 11— The blinds were up at Jack Dempsey’s | training camp today. The Champion | with manager Jack Kerns and a party of admirers, went on a fishing trip in |the Rocky Mountains, sixty miles} jfrom here, but planned to return to-| night. Dempsey’s rest period may hold Jover until Wednesday as the cut over | his left eye still shows a livid red and yhe wants, the wound thoroughly | healed before resuming boxing. FREE SHOESHINE WITH BARBER WORK OFFERED BY BEGKLINGRR SHOP A free shoe ehine with your hair cut. This is what the Becklinger |barber shop is offering Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of this week. The shop {s also offering other specials during this period. One dol- lar buys a haircut, shave, shampoo and tonic. It also buys a shave, mas- sage and tonic. A dollar and fifty cents purchases a haircut, shave, shampoo, massage and tonic, or a haircut, singe and Glover's treat- ment. REV. MULLIN | LOSES FATHER: Word was received here Sunday by | the Rev. John H. Mullin of St. An- thony'’s Catholic church of the death | of his father, John Mullin, in Pittston, Pa., Saturday night. The Rev. Mul- lin left immediately to attend the | funeral. He will be out of the city | for several days, during which time the Rev. J. F. Moreton will have charge of church services. A high mass at requiem was held at the church this morning for the deceased. CHEYENNE WOMAN DIVES INTO ORCHESTRA PIT AT GRADUATION AFFAIR CHEYENNE, Wyo., June 11.—Ad- vancing to greet her daughter, Helene Moyer, after the girl's graduation from the high school, Mrs. J. W. Moyer failed to observe the orchestra | pit in front of the high school audi- torlum stage. She plunged ito the pit headforemost and , sustained a fracture of the arm. In one of the tslalds of the Dutch East Indies there are four recognized native languages—one in which a su- in which an inferior addresses a su. perlor; a third for use among equals; and a fourth which {s known and (spoken only among the aristocracy. i } U / } y * Present Harding, in the fea of | Aladdin Temple, Columbus, O., of which he is a member, snapped as he rode in the parade of the Shrine | ere at Washington, D. C. NEW STALLS FOR ROUND | HOUSE AT BURLINGTON E e talls costing about $45,- fi be led the Burlingtor s Announced Hillcrest Water JALOME REALLY LOVED THE BOY ACTRESS SAYS That Was the Secret of Her * Charm, Asserts Alla Nazimova The secret of the success of Salome’s ability to lure has been disclosed; and like most secrets, it is absurdely sim- nle, once revealed. Nazimova, the great Russian actress soon to appear at the Rialto theater in a motion picture version of “Salome,” an Allied Producers and Distributors Corporation release, is responsible for the disclosure. For many months before beginning actual production of this photoplay, Nazimova delved deep into the his torical fact8 about the erratic daugh- ter of Herodias; and from what she learned by actual research, rebuilt the character of the girl with amaz delity. Tie mystery has always been how ‘ohn the Baptist, a man of indomit able spiritual strength, could been tempted by the beauty of Salome why he should have found it neces sary to steel himself against the al luring kisses of a mere barbaric girl Why did she so appeal to him? According to Nazimova, Salome’s charm lay in the fact that she ac tually loved him, though she may have been unaware of it herself “Men,” said Nazimova, eacd vamping and love as two things different a saleamanship and sinceri As a matter of fact, a woman does her best vamping when she actually is in love.” us Cpe Caspr Daily Cridune RADIO USED TO FIGHT DISEASE ~ IN COLORADO Instructions of State Board of Health Being Broadcasted From Denver. DENVER, Colo., June 11.—Because of the prevalence of measles in Colo- rado, Dr. J. W, Morgan, medical in. spector of the state board of health is broadcasting instructions by fadio to battle the disease. he cardinal points in Dr. Morgan's guments are Measles is the most contagious be- fore the rash appears. “The germ is in the nose and throat discharge. “The disease 1s most contagious in tle children. ‘To avoid complications get to bed when you first suspect you have measles and stay there until the dis ease is gone. “Every case must be reported to a health officer “Do not expose others to measles nost dangerous period of the is when the patient shows first signs of illness, according to Dr. Morgan, and it is then that he should o bed both for his own wel- Morgan. to others, con: “ ‘Early measles patient will a a’ for every the saving aid Dr, M mean of lives, great many Bed bug juice, guaranteed to kill all will not stain bed cloth. x peo Products Co. Phone ——— For furniture of all kinds, get our prices bef buying. Phone 249. Harned Bros. Furniture Co. re For Two Hours Only 11 a.m. to 1 p. m. Tuesday 2HOURSO 11 a.m.to1 p.m. TUESDAY, JUNE 12 89 HATS | N Consisting of White Lace, Felts, Straws and Ribbons Values up to $18.50 entire lot Announcing the Opening OF THE UNE 12 WRAY Your unrestricted choice of the $3.45 This is a twpical Fuchs sensation—Don’t Mill It Site Aitehis. Ge Casper Leading Specialty Shop for Wom neand Misses A Cat Story Mistah Meyer generally travels with the milk steward of the 8, 8. President Harding. He boarded the S. 8. President Polk by mistake in New York, but when he arrived in Bremen he returned to the Harding, which was in dock. Here he is with Miss Marie Simpson, stewardess on the Harding. Engineering extension courses by radio are proposed by State College. ————— There are still three states of the 6.] Union in which a woman cannot, !e*| gally carry on LY GRILL CAFE 116 EAST SECOND ST. TUESDAY MORNING BROS. Pennsylvania & separate business without specific authorization of her) husband. NISBET TO LEAD FLAG DAY MARGH Alexander Nisbet, chief of Police, will be marshal of the day at the Elks Flag Day celebration which will be held June 14, according to an a} nouncement this morning. Mr. Nis- bet {s a member of the Casper Elks. Following the marshal of the day the parade will come the members of the police department in uniforms, the national colors, the American Le- sion band, the Civil and Indian war veterans, the Boy Scouts, the High School band, high school cadets, the Spanish war veterans, the Veterans of Forelgn Wars, the army and navy nurses in cars, the American Legion, city and county officers, members of the fire department and apparatus, grade school children, the Moose band MONDAY, JUNE 1 and members of the Moose ladies of Mooseheart legion, Knig* of Columbus, Knights of Pane Salvation Army, and the members the Elks lodge. ee While there's Van Duzer’s’ there's hope! Van Duzer’s what? Van Dy. zer’s certified Flavoring Extracts, of course. 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