Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 18, 1923, Page 10

Eeadtraeireni py P PAGE TEN BARNEY GOOGLE- . (i Barney 6 } I CwN SPARK PLUG SEE ONE OF THE HORSES EL ANY NAGS Pass This WAY. Hun? . SURE ,X OID wT 4 (HE WAR AGoUT Six IN THE CROSS-COUNTRY) MLES BEHIND Them m oreaA / OTHER HOSSES ~ K STRAIGHT Down THIS ROAD. BROTHER YE CANT Miss Him Nb SPARK -PLUG + MES BOSS, AN GOT SPAHKY IN DIS CAGIN, = HE S GoT DE HEEGIE JEetiEs SAGIN: CHILLS AN EV'YTHING ELSE =DE DOCTAH Woz HEAH AN HE Allows IF WE DOT .GET Mo COVAHS Fo HIM HED GIT PNEUMONY! mo! BLANKETS, SUN SHINE HE'S Gor THE SHAKES AGAIN Une Casper Daily Cridune Ta PHYLLIS, DID | EVER TELL VOU 1 HAD A SWEETHEART ? WELL, I HAVE. SHE'S COMING HERE To THE ALLEY FOR ey CONSTANCE TALMADGE CHARMING IN BREECHES Constance Talmadge proves that Bhe {s an expert horsewoman, % skilled fencer with the rapier anl makes a charming figure in a boy's costume in “The Dangerous Maid,” her latest First National photoplay, which. will be shown at the Amer- fea theater today, Wednesday, ‘Thursday and Friday. In the cast of “The Dangerous Maid,” besides Constance Talmadge, are Conway Tearle, her leading man; Morgan Wallace, Tully Mar- shall, Marjorie Daw, Charles Ger- rard, Lou Morrison, Otto Matiesen, Wilson Hummel, Kenneth Gibson, Ann May, Kate Price, Thomas Ricketts, Phillip Dunham, Jack Dillon and Ray Hallor. To Glenn Mac Williams goes the credit for the superb photography. The story of “The Dangerous Maid” is laid in the turbulent times when the Duke of Monmouth ce- belled’ against King James II of England. Constance Talmadge has the role of a madcap little rebel who “s sword and cose- in a thrilling series of adventures with the of: ficers of the king. ‘The story gives Constance her first opportunity to play a dramatic role, and the picture, although it contains many humorous situations, is replete with romance and love interest, and is embellished with superb sets designed by Stephen Goosson. —___———_ — CONVENTION OF CLOTHIERS. NEW YORK, Dec. 18.—(United Press).—The National Association of Retail Clothiers and Furnishers will hold its next Annual convention New York City, September 8 1924 The convention ccmmittee composed of Sol Schloss of Indian ~ KIDDIES ANNUAL Xmas Tree . SATURDAY AFTERNOON WYOMING WYOMING (Continuous 1 to 11) ONLY TWO DAYS MORE ‘HARRY CAREY In the Greatest Picture He Has Ever Made “CRASHIN’ | THRU” —also— BABY PEGGY Sep both regicnal directors, have decide — \ 1! WANT Vou SHE'S 4 PEacH LOVE WITH HER FoR QUITE A aT A, Ae lt PA apolia president of the National as sociation; Charles E y, execu tive director; Dave Ha'le of Mem Phis and Joe Printo of New York == To MEET HER, SS - "VE BEEN IN) DIDN'T EVEN TELL mR ME,WALT? to accept invitations tendered to them b; - In conjunction , 4 vention there will be nd haberdashery, ALLEY —THAT WAS A DEEP ONE, WALT AND You exposition of clothing ‘Y PRESENT: PRODUCTION Mang) Thomas Meighan Leatrice Joy —Lois Wilson The strongest story, the greatest cast, the most lavishly beautiful production De Mille A pic- has ever had. ture that shows where the present mad pur- suit of pleasure is lead- ing. From the novel by Alice Duer Miller Scenario by Jean Macpherson. Cecil B.DeMi les n —Also— Fables | | | | BAND A SINGERS And the ADMISSION $1.00 COME EARLY AND “Little Miss Hollywood” Shows: 1—3—5—7—9 RIALTO A GREAT SHOW HUNDREDS TURNED AWAY THE FIRST BIG ROAD SHOW. OF THE SEASON BUSBY’S ALL STAR COLORED MINSTRELS 20—___—_PEOPLE 20 The Biggest and Best Organization of Its Kind on the Road Today —with— YD ORCHESTRA Watch for the Big Street Parade at Noon REAL ENTERTAINERS COLUMBIA News TODAY ONE DAY ONLY DANCERS A CREOLE CHORUS Famous NAY BROTHERS’ QUARTETTE A 2-HOUR SHOW CHILDREN 55c GET GOOD SEATS TONIGHT 7—9 o’Clock Bishop-Cass LAST TIMES TODAY Now (VE GOT PHYLLIS GUESSING. SHELL WONDER WHO IT CAN =< DONT ARGUE With Yih} Me —-TAKE OFF THE REST OF YOUR CLOTHES DEAR OLO WALT. HE COULDN'T FOOL ANYBODY. 1 COULO SEE IN HIS EYES IT's A BISHOP-CASS THEATER FOUR DAYS—STARTS TODAY This is the only man she couldn’t cajole with a kiss PATHE NEWS Shows at 1—3—5—7 and 9 Toeeph M, Schenck presents szOnstance v almadge | ‘obe Dangerous She’d Lead the World A Merry Chase ! Handles a Gets into king’s officer— up his army and makes ‘em like Falls in love with his hand- somest of ficer— and then—X!(X.??!) Hah! A maid in boots. Methinks this is a choice treat for our general-” TOPICS OF THE DAY 10c and 40c GEORGE BEBAN a a 1 Oc “THE SIGN OF THE ROS and —ALSo— “THE TWO JOHNS” 20c By Billey De Beck TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1923 For the Most Comical, Costumes to the Ladies Admission $1.00 TONIGHT $50—In Cash Prizes--$50 Original and Beautiful and Gentlemen at the \ SECOND GRAND MASK BALL Given by the LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE TONIGHT Ladies Free Arkeon Dancing Academy AUDITORS Cc. H. REIMERTH Certified Public Accountant Income Tax Service 401 O-S Bldg. Phone 767) uditing an Phone 2003 © “Suite 18,-Daly” Bldg. R. C. VAN DENBERG Certified Public Accountant Income Tax Service Phone 148 —_—_—— GUARANTEE REGISTRY CORP. | Perens and Accountants—Stock | Registrar and Transfer Agents | 208-11 Oil Exchange Bldg Phone 660 ARCHITECTS Casper, Wyo. YM. J. WESTFALL, Architect . Suite 5, Daly Building. AUTO TOPS PER AUTO TOP SHOP Auts“Primm(ng, Upbolstering and Auto Paintin, 633 S. 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