Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 1, 1923, Page 6

| PAGESIX. PREMIUM BOOK FOR THE STATE FAIR [a TOSUED Copies ‘Are ‘Available by ‘Addressing Secretary At Douglas, Wyo. Secretary Hale, of the Wyoming State Fair, announces that the prem. {um lst for the 1923 state fair ‘s now f the press and will be reddy for August third. rs at this year’s fatr will sur at of any previous year. Of- s premiums that are very nearly , in total, as those offered in previous years, the management is cers of the state to enter th stock{ poultry and agricultural duce, while those interested in the educational, arts and crafts and other departments will find it prof! will be paid as soon after rds are made as the checking rds and other clerical work you are planning to exhfbit at 3 fair, or are in any way in-| this great educational in-| write to the Secretary, Box as, for a copy of the Prem:| bitors, it eS = (Guill wh ESTERS PILLS ‘THE DIAMOND BRAN! Nee! 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In the new bill which opened last night it could be clearly seen that the company is of the class which goes for long runs and big houses. George (Bum) Slocum carries the dutstanding. Remy dance number ees answers sek age old question of why men leave home and stay away. Dolores Fielding gathers a lot of applause by reason of her charm and |ability in a couple of song hits. Buck Fellows end Gene Glore, old back and the welcome they got was wonderful to behold, The streeds have a very nice act and the ease and charm with which it is presented make it a very happy number. The pictures which are w part of the program are new and interesting. The whole thing is a very pleasant eradicator of a couple of hours of | pleasure time. ESS heavy load in the fun department an@ carries it in a way that bids fair to stamp him as a giggle getter of quality. His work in this bill is snappy and full of new stuff. Bob Dexter handles a lot of peppy ine ar songs in a very creditable The island of Madagascar has a belt of forest twenty miles deep which completely encircles it. TODAY and THURSDAY Whee Boy- tle down everything loose. The “orfullest’ kids are in town and swinging a mean line of laughter that ignites the spark of joy in young and old. Just as Tarkington wrote it ana you know what that Continsous—I- ts 11 LAST TIMES TODAY BERT LYTELL © Booth Tarkington's Sequel to “Penrod” —IN— mY THE e § Joe Butterworth Directed by T. MAN WHO” ‘ Gane pao ce sot William Beaudine Rockiitte Fellows —Also— Wiliam V. 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