Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 9, 1923, Page 4

‘7 | thought and observation, 1s indleatea |from the advance information just i | More Cars Are Needed éo| Transport Lads to The Big Horns. ' | At's mecting of the board of dtrec- tors of the Casper Motor club held| last night, it was decided to call upon} all members of the club to co-operate| with the local scout council in trans- porting the Boy Sconts to their sum- mer camp in the Big Horn moun-/ | A wealth of musical and entertain dent with sych organizations ea the following on the list: The Sam Lewis concert party, featuring Sam Lewis, dramatic tenor; ‘The Oceanic Quintet and the Garner Jubilee Singers, the nest company of jubilee singers in America. ak A special event of importance has been planned for the children this year—The Magio Lunar Circus—a real circus in which every junior! chautauqua will have a part. More Getatled information will be given out later. RIALTO OFFERS ment features, and a lecture list that will open up many new lines of received from Hllison-White concern- ing the coming chautauqua program, The dates for the Casper Chautauqua have been definitely set for August 16 to 21. “The Shepherd of the Hills,” Harold Bell Wright's much loved story of the (zark mountains, and one of the gruatest of all American plays will probably draw one of the largest crowds of the week. It is to be produced by professional players coached by Keighley and Peffer of New York. Another outstanding entertainment feature is to be found in the pro- ms of the Patton Brothers. Three tains, Several more cars are needed. ‘The boys will assemble at scout head- quarters at 7 o'clock Sunday morn ing, with thetr personal camp equip-| ment, and the Journey may be started as goon as you have your load. | ‘There will be about 160 boys in the| ™ first contingent to be taken up Sun-| day, This will take about forty cars.| The ecout summer camp is located fn the Big Horns, about 25 miles from Arminto, on a good automobile road. The round trip can easily be made in one day, with plenty of time/ te spare for recreation. Upon your arrival at the camp you will be served | with real arm} chow, prepared by a real army cook from Fort D, A. Russell of Cheyenne, and the return trip may be started at your con- venience. marked the entire way. Therefore, it is requested that all) © members of the Motor club co-operate) with the scout. council in helping make Camp R. T. Kemp one of the most successful yet conducted. Call Tracy N. Shaw, phone 1640, or scout headquarters, phone 875W, and volunteer your services for Sunday. You'll enjoy the outing, and we know you'll enjoy rendering a service to the boys of our city, J. B. GRIFFITH, Presi@ent Casper Motor Club. MARY ALDEN’S FAGE GUT IN SEVERE SANDSTORM IN “THE TENTS OF ALLAR Mary ‘Alden’s face was cut by sand| ‘until it stung end bled in 2 scene in “The Tents of Allah,” the Encore Picture In which she is co-starred with Monte Blue. It was on the occa. sion of the taking of a scene.in the desert. She was to come out of the tent and follow her son, who is @ bandit chief with a price on his head and who has been captured. The scenario of Charles A. Logue called for a sand storm in this night acene, so four motors were tuned up! & } and an equal number of airplane; propellers were turned on. It haf) been a calm night, but tropical storms come without warning in Porto Rico, where “The Tents of Allah” was/ ntaged, and suddenly they were hit by a real gale. ‘The combined force of the real ané | the faked storm was so great that no one could reach the motors to turn, §% them off, and Miss Alden could not hear their shouts. Unaware of what had really happened, she went| through her scene, striving with al! her strength to walk against the ‘wind, her arms outstretched and her face expressing the suffering of a heart bleeding for a loved one, When |t The road will be plainly] ; clever, entertaining young men— brothers—full of “pep” and enthu- siasm, present their unusual musical © ment in specially costumed old fashioned, orfental and les"’—Russian, ous, popular, otic. Then there are the Lombard enter. tainers in two well chosen programs of operatic selections, popular songs, readings, monologues, planologues and whistling solos. Harry Lombard,| baritone, has few equals in musical comedy among lyceum and chau- tauqua artists. Heading the lecture list is Norman Allan Imrie, keen student of modern governmental and international prob- lems. He was until recently instruc- of modern history at the Culver itary academy. In his lecture, Vorking Together for Billions,” he a clear survey of the history of the English speaking people and the problems which confront them today. Of the greatest educational worth is the travel lecture given by Norman V. Pearce, who tells of his native All his Ife David had loved, Esther, his childhood playmate, hia manhood sweetheart—and now he found her| in the arms of another, and that other was his best friend. David had found Paul wandering the atreets ot Petrograd, homeless, penniless, starved and frozen. He had taken him jnto his home, where he was given food and clothes and warmly welcomed by David's mother and! father. He was even given a violin, for Paul was a musician. Then David secured an engagement for him —everything that Paul had he owed) to David—and now he had stolen his friend's sweetheart! But who was to blame? Paul, who tried to crush his love for her? Esther, who could not help it that her love for Paul was bigger than her love for David? Was David's consequent action justified? Was his JUDGE SACRIFICES WOMAN QN ALTAR OF AMBITION 4 woman sacrificed upon the altar of man’s selfish ambitions. This 1s the central theme of Frontier,” Allen Holubar’s new First National super-production with Dor- othy Phillips in the stellar role, BAEATFEATURE == which wil be shown at America two » beginning Friday, In this latest screen triumph, Di- rector Holubar has shown that wealth and social position are noth- ing compared to the fair name of a ‘Asthma and Hay Fever B, H. Jamison, Walker, Mo., says: “I was a victim of Asthma for about three years and after taking two bot- tles of MoMullin’s #ormula I felt 11 It's the best medicine for Asthma I ever used.” fer from Asthma or Hay Fever try MecMullin's Formula and you'll know why #0 many people praise it. Just fine for building up run down people, for colds, bronchial troubles, lungs, coughs. Used as a germacide and ‘preventive against germ dis- eases. Manufactured only by Tilden McMullin Co., Sedalia, Mo. by Casper Pharmacy, Casper, Wyo.— Advertisement. ‘White It you suf- weak For sale land, “Australia, the World's Curl- osity Shop.” Other prominent names found in the list of lecturers are: Dr. ank Bohn, who has attracted inter- mal attention with his articles lectures on economics and poll- and D. Pirle Beyea, an interest- forceful speaker who discusses mmunity welfare from the point of Starring Beautiful of good business and good =i JANE NOVAK That the musical end of the pro Marie Corelli’s gram has not been slighted is evi- Greatest Story. STARTING SUNDAY M JUNIOR &— Little Mis One-third th lar dose. same ingredk then -candy coated. For chii- dren and adults. finished she found her face was actually bleeding and that the camera! had registered only a wonderful sand @torm, for she had been unable to get within the camera’s range. At| another time it had to be staged,| without nature contributing any scenic effects. At the Rialto tomor- row. ee AUCTION SALE We wilh hold one of the largest! furntture auctions ever held in Casper | Seturday, Aug. ith. Including betin, (springs, mattresses, dresseru, rugs, tables, chairs, bedding, ing utensils and dishes. We also give away free to every lady that attends, a knit shopping bag. Auc ton starts et 2p. m. 234 So, David, Phone 249. WYOMING Continwous—1 te 11 TODAY ONLY | Alice Terry SUPPORTED BY AN ALL- STAR CAST THE GREAT AMERICAN PLAY (Comedy) “TURNTO | THE RIGHT” —Als0— | MARIE WALCAMP | —In— “TEMPEST CODY RIDES WILD” 10c—30c Tomorrow | J. Warren Kerrigan —and— LOIS WILSON —hry= “MAN’S MAN” Staff That Fits Your Feet AT EVANSVILLE THURSDAY, AUG. 9 DANCING Music by Sevey’s Orchestra Dance With Us Tonight —AT THE— North Washington Hall ‘All the Latest Dances—Plenty of Jazz and Pep A Good Time For All Spies Howling Wolves Best Orchestra In Wyoming Will Furnish Music men. HER AN OIL QUEEN AS WELL: MOST BEAUTIFUL GIRL 75 of the girls entered at the Casino tonight. DANCE WHERE IT IS COOL Fall Term of Dancing School “WHERE EVERYBODY GOES” “We Make ’Em Dance” THE ENTER TONIGHT Cards must be filled out by the girls themselves. There will be DANCE TO THE BEST MUSIC DANCE ON THE BEST FLOOR Roderick and Isitt, Entertainers De Luxe ORIGINAL TAVERN ORCHESTRA Opens August 20-12 Leasons $10.00 DON ELLIS SCHOOL OF DANCING—LADY ASSISTANTS CASINO DANCE PALACE Originators of Casper’s Beauty Contest This is a beauty contest, not a voting or popularity contest. The most beautiful girl in Casper will be picked by three of Casper’s business THE MOST BEAUTIFUL GIRL IN CASPER TO BE GIVEN A 40-ACRE LEASE WHICH MAY MAKE CASINO DANCE PALACE m) + 6S Daas, ni) pride and broken heart; woman. In the poignant, soulstiring manner characteristic of all his work, Director Holubar shews how circum- stances are twisted by an ambitious n|i@dge to secure his own rise im the world, and how in so doing he robs 4 woman of her most sacred heritage —e fair name. WARD THE HEART IN bunches, the hest advice that anyone in this world can give is to get a Prescription that many physicians are now prescribing. Ask your drugg’st for an original | ed. 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The Final Day of The Biggest Show on Earth From the Story— LAST TIMES TODAY Emory Johnson’s “THE THIRD “THE 5:15” (Comedy) 10c AND 20c Friday and Saturday DUSTIN FARNUM —in— “ OSEMITE “TOBY TYLER” eae A Picture You and Your Children Should Not Miss ip HAROLD LLOYD Shows at 1, 2, 3:80, 5, 6:80, 8, 9:30 and 10c AND 40c AL ST. JOHN MERICA FRIDAY Saturday JEFFREY DEPREND’S “The White Frontier” —with— woman.” Mile. forthcoming parliamentary election and he sees in the trial an opportunt- ty to win popularity through brand- Desmarest ex “the other ‘The widow of the man RIALTO TODAY 1, 2:40, 4:20,. 6, 7:40, 9:20 “Breaking Home Ties” WITH A SPECIAL CAST It’s a Picture for Mother, for Father and All the Children » —ALSO— “THE UNCOVERED WAGON” THE COVERED WAGON EXPOSED A Screaming Satire A Roaring Burlesque A Gomady by Hal Roach —AND— é LEO MALONEY In “YELLOW GOLD-AND MEN” THE NETTO LADIES’ ORCHESTRA’ Every Afternoon and Evening Arkeon Dancing Academy SILK STOCKING IDANCE FRIDAY NIGHT, AUGUST 10 Oh, Girls! Silk Hose Now is FREE— your chance to get a swell pair of 18 PAIRS OF SILK STOCKINGS given away free to the holders of the lu EVERY LADY GETS A NUMB ADMISSION FREE DOROTHY PHILLIPS RIALTO TOMORROW. and SATURDAY ‘Monte. Blue ew Mary Alden « The TE NTS OF a > | TeBy ‘Allah and ll Keep Her!” roma’ f the desert where me Pee Sa held, and woman is won by the stronge brace and the swiftest steed. The pictorial achievement of the year! Powerful in story, magnificent in production, beautiful in scenery, and superbly cast. LAST TIMES TONIGHT numbers COLUMBIA! ‘A Midnight Cabaret’ | —Presented By— 1923 REVUES COMPANY Featuring George Slocum,’ King of Tramp Comics Special Added Attraction 2---PERFORMING HORSES-.--2 THEY DO EVERYTHING BUT TALK No Advance In Admission Prices HARRY CAREY in “A GAMBLER’S I. O. U.s” Shows at 7 and 9 Special Ice-Cooling System Watermelon Dance at Admission—10e—40c North Washington Hall FRIDAY NIGHT 6 WATERMELONS GIVEN AWAY TO THE PERSONS HOLDING THE LUCKY NUMBERS SQUARE DANCES At This Hall Every Wednesday and Friday Nights