Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 27, 1924, Page 18

i 2 eee. | Mee FA IPSSRASPOSassS « a a ec A y I a es@ere.t Be fe ie D Che Casper Sunday ECridune (Continued from Page Seven.) THEYRE OFF NEW COMEDY AT THE COLUMB “Just Like a Woman” Completes Sun- day Bill. The musical comedy “They're Off” ne photoplay “Just Like a Wo- up the bill at the Colum- pater today oft” 3 the title suggests dy of the race track. It is an exceptionally good cmedy too, according to reports, and is under the personal direction of Dick Hy- land whose Revues will produce it. Mr. Hyland plays his characterts- tic role Abie Leschinsky, while others in the cast sre Shirley Mc- Donald, Roy Alexander, Gordon Ric n, Bob Evans, Mildred Teddy Magnus, and Patricia the special numbers to be “Kismet” which will Re lexander, and 3 livar artha,” and “Louisville Lou. There have been many appear- of leading film stars in dual also many histrionic exposi- tions of the dpal personality roles. Both of admit a great demand on an ar ‘s versatility. However, there is another angle that is also something difficult to present suc- cessfully, and that is the artist who pl a real character and a mas: querade characte, making the change before the eyes of the aud- fence. In “Just Like a Woman,” at the Columbia thea’ Marguerite De La Mo! has been called upon to do jus athing. In this film drama Miss La Motte plays the role of Peggy Dean, who plans to teach her aunts a lesson after “hearing of a slur cast upon the name of her dead mother who was an actress. Pegey dresses as a missionary, goes to the Aunts’ home to live, and forces them to give up most of the innocent pleasures which the Aunts have enjoyed ‘The appearance of the missionary is greatly different to that of Peggy Dean. The expression likewise is entirely different. In order to im- press the audience, and at the same time add a touch of reality to her part, requires a lot of tact and ability. Miss La Motte succeeds in doing this with perfect ease and it is readily understandable how an audience can believe her ability to fool the other members of the cast by this deception. Other members of the cast are George Fawcett, Ralph Graves, J. Frank Glendon, Jane Keckley and Julia Calhoun. ORIGINAL GAST WILL BE SEEN IN PLAY HERE “Why Wives Go Wrong’ Attraction at Colum- bia Thursday. It is seldom that Casper is given an opportunity to view the original cast in any stage play, but this pri- vilege is extended to local theater pa~ trons next Thursday when “Why Wives Go Wrong” is seen at the Columbia theater. As a rule the producers keep the original cast on view in the big cities but Manager Todd of the Columbia has persuad- ed the producers of this play to give Casper the same opportunity that is given to New York, Chicago, and other large centers. Thus when “Why Wives Go Wrong." which holds a most sur- prising solution of a most interest- ing problem, is seen here, theater goers will find the same notable list layers, including Annsmae Houston, Edward Wynn, Virginia Augustus Neville, George D. old Monroe, and Harrison who participated in the Stuar ‘ays considered hemselves entitled to the best, and Manager Todd promises the best in th sentation here of “Why © Wrong.” Gladys Walton Has Two Roles In Latest Film Walton, the pretty little 1 star who has appeared to advantage in so many flap- essays the most difficult of her screen career in ‘The t comes to the and Hand R r plays of r character, Miss Walton has gained a wides- pread popularity. She is one of the best-known flapper stars of the screen. in her latest vehicle, she gets al- the following Sunday the Subject under this head will me “The Lord’s Day and its Meaning.” We hopo to have a widespread interest in this evening's study for the reason that there is so much misunder- standing as to the “Sabbath” ques- ton. ing service 7.30. Rev. W. F. Ripley of Denver will be with us for both morning and evening services. The church has been greatly helped this ‘week by having Dr. and Mrs. Robin- son here. They have given lectures and travelogs every mght. On Thursday night a Tithers League ‘was organized under their direction The I starts out with about twenty-five members and it is the hope of the newly elected officers to influence every member of the church and congregation to become a member of the league Apostolic Faith Assemblage. Services being held “temporarily at 1225 Burlington avenue. Come and hear the unadulterated gospet preached in the old time Penticostal power of the Holy Ghost, and see the wonderful manifestations of the spirit as in Acts 2-4, Every! welcome. Services every night ex- cluding Monday and Saturday nights. Sunday services, 11 a. m. Evening, 7:30. Pastor, Elder David T.-Schultz, Their Hour of Triumph : (Choir). Scripture Reading, Mr 3, E. Sanders. Notices. Mite Mis<ion. ary offering. Congregationai hymn. “Our Church History and Its inny, ence,” Mr. H. C. Coleman. s., ning service, 7:30. We are every person that has at any time in the past belonged to the Chris- tian church and who is now living in Casper will be found in the church in the near future. We are trying to find you and intend to make use of you in our pre-Easter campaign. We are a progressing church and our growth makes necessary a building program. Do you know what each class is ex- pected to do in the pre-Easter cam- paign? Get your orders and let’ The High School class extends to all high school stu- - dents to et in’. The class is AulUSdy acvOnMd (Standing lest) is the big man in engiand today. Photo taken recent labor | °P€" to all. Mrs. C. D. Murane will demonstration in London. Those seated left to right are: Miss Margaret Bondfiela, M. P.; i n. Thomas, M.| Sive an address Sunday morning for *.. and Robert jillie, M. P. The gentleman on the rig ht was unidentified on the picture received in New| the Loyal Women’s class. Every York. MacDonald's appointment as premier to succeed Baldwin came after the latter himself had recom-|member is urged to be present. mended the Laborite’s appointment to the king. You are the one, who ts losing by not attending the church night ser- vices. The song services start at 7:30 each Wednesday evening. The choir meets each Thursday eve- ning in the church for practice. The First Christian church is located on the corner of Grant and Lind streets. The Grant street bus passes, We assure you a hearty welcome. the Effect of Slavery on Same,” y;;, A. R. Bell. Music. Address, “Chriy tianity and Good Citizenship,” 4;. torney H. B. Durham. Invitation, Offertory. Building fund on. Announcements. Mizpah. Mr. \, £. Sanders, master of ceremonics, ——___ $14 East Second. Willis Hugh » Minister. Week of Jan- uary 27, 1924. Sunday, 27—9:45 School of relig- fous education, Ed. Lyon, Genera! 11:00 a. m. Sermon by pas- ‘The Messenger of the Spirit- 6:30 Junior League, Elinore Rees, president. 7.30 Subject, ‘he Misappropriation of Power.” This is the first of a series of three ser- ™mons on “The Temptation of Jesus. Preached each Sabbath evening. Thursday 31—2:30 The ladies will have the meeting which was post- poned from last Thursday. Mrs. Park White, president. 7:30 choir rehearsal moved up from Friday for this week only. Friday, February 1—7:30 Mrs. E. 8. Allen’s Sunday school class will give a program in the church, the Don’t forget to get your ore~ jn to the Tribune for several copies the big Annual Industr al edition s9 that you can send them back home to your friends thereby advertising the state. Telephone 15 and 14. Grace African Methodist. “The Friendly Church.” 305 North Grant street. Rev. T. J. Burwell, B.D., minister. Sunday will be observed as Men's @ay in Grace church. The men of the church will have charge of the services all day. Morning program as follows: Opening hymn. Prayer. Scripture. Reading: Mr. A. R. Bel. Notices. Penny offering. Congre proceeds of which wil! apply on | gational hymn, “Dwelling in Beular their $20 which they subscribed on} Land. the “debt. J. R. Morgan. Youth and Religion, Freeman. Reading: “Why I am 2 of Sheridan, will occupy the pulpit in both services, preaching a Ger- man sermon at 10:30 a. m., and an English sermon at 7:30 p. m. All the members are urged to be pres- ent to hear Pastor Her, who is the visitor for our churches in Wyo- ming. Music. Mr. First Baptist Charch of Jesus Christ of Latter Sunday school 9:45—There is a| Christian.” Mr. A. R. Bell. Music GANCHOR LINES . Day Saints. Scandinavian Lutheran. class for you. Preaching service| Reading: “Room in Hesven " & Dearborn Sts, First Presbyterian Tuesday night. 7:30 prayer meeting.| _ Services held at the Labor Union Reini, pastor, Services at the}11.00.a.m.__B. ¥. P, U. 6:30, Even-| J. T. Clay. Music. hristianity Tabernacle corner Sixth and Dur-| Notice the nig hall, one half block of Burlington | city hall at 11 a. m. in Norwegian — = - - ‘Tuts } and not bin streets. Dr. Charles A. Wilson | Wednesday y, 730 p, m. maleate tice school at 10:30 a.m. a ae see in English. Sun- pastor. Residence 1130 South Wol-|Choir rehearsal. ‘The men's class| Preaching services at 7:30 p. m. eondibers apart «6 Ww IRLD” Gott street. | wuleghane* 775 (aught by S(H) Batey te growing ———— —— IT FITS THE WINDOWS OF THE WO Sunday school and Bible classes}in numbers and interest. All men St. Anthony's Catholic Church of the Nazarene. } 9:45 a.m. The Woman's Bible|of the city not connected with some| Corner of Seventh and Center| Corner South Poplar and Twelfth FOR Mihi di Firms now using the cass taught by Mrs. Charles A.|other Sunday school are inyited.| Streets. The Rev. Father J. H.| streets. (Take southwest Casper HOMES ANH ‘ff Wasiieiese “iiasow Wilson will celebrate its third an-|The yung sen’s c.ass taugh by H.| Mullin, pastor; the Rev. Father J.| bus, get off at Eleventh and Poplar, SCHOOLS ; ri Veattiter ‘Iu Denver: niversary of the class Sunday morn-|B. Durham is also thriving. Special| ¥- Moreton, assistant pastor. Masses| walk one block south.) Rev. E. F. rom Western Uni Tel. C ing at 9:45. ‘This class has an en-|course is being taken on the man-| 9? Sunday at 7, 8.30, 9:30 and 10:30.| Dunn, pastor. HOSPITALS Conte fal Oil ad rollment of over 100 names and is] hood of the master. All young men|™&Ss during the week at 8 o'clock.| The revival meetings in progress HOTELS so ‘Luke’ Ho: tat growing every Sunday. Mr. L. A.lof the city not in other churches|SU"day school at 2 o'clock. Bene-| this week are going with a great OFFICES ” Cit: Acintle Reed will address the class Sunday|are invited. There are classes for| ction at 3. swing. The evangelist, Rev. Van- FACTORIES Victor danacican Fuel C morning. There will a'so be special /all ages in this thriving and large A ——— derpool, is a strong preacher of the United States Mint” music. Mrs. Wilson requests that] Sunday school. Unity and Truth Center old rugged gospel and is clear, Local Mountain States Tel. & all members be present and bring = ay Room 215 Midwest Building, Sun | tender and unconscious in his Representatives ine apace hey coe ethene! Seventh “Idy Adventists day school at 10 a.m. Services at] preaching... A number have. been Waslled 10 ATE acti 2 23 . ; Presbyterian Brotherhood Class.| sabbath’ services in the Labor|12 a m. Mrs. Joe May: leader.| converted each night. Services will re im Unoccupied . And many other leading Mr. Frank Fisher, president. Mr.| Union Ha'l. Sabbath school at 10:00 Syed aan * eens class| close with three great meetings Territory Breathe Fresh Air In Your Home concerns H. Roe Bartle, teacher. Place of|a. m, (Saturday) followed by the} Lesson in Truth,” Mrs. May, Sunday, 11 a. m., 2:30 p. m, and meeting north room of tabernacle. | morning worship at 11:00. jes: 7:30 p.m. Don't miss them. FOR INFORMATION AND PRICES WRITE Time 9.45 Sunday morning. Are| missionary program of special in- St. Marks Church never you for or against Messrs John G./terest has been prepared for this| Seventh and Wolcott streets. Rev. Emmauel Baptist. WURLDSBEST WINDOW VENTILATOR Co. Jones or Fred Van Gordon. Ask | service. Plans will be made for| Philip K. Edwards, Rector. Holy, Fifteenth and Poplar streets. Dr. F A Justice S, H. Puntenney, Carl|the distribution of literature. Sev | Communion at 8:00 a. m. Church] J. T. Hanna, pastor; residence, 1510 Suite 206 American Bank & Trust Bldg. Denver, Colo. . . C, Leveland or G. W. Bartholomew. Be present at ‘the class Sunday morning and hear the decision. Morning worship 11 o'clock. _Ser- mon “The Bible in the Life of To- day.” (The third of a series of ser- mons on the Bibe). Anthem “Lead enth Day Adventist books are found in the library of almost every home. The sale of denominational literature during 1922 aggregated $3,656.481.31 This Uterature is issued in 114 lan- guages. One copy of each denom- inational book, in the cloth binding is valued at $1,153.23. Several school at 9:45 a, m. Morning prayer and sermon at 11:00 a.m. Bible cass at 5.00 p. m. North Casper Christian and United streets. Charles Stout, minister. Phone 21497 Residence 773 East H, street. Sun- South Poplar street. Sunday school, 10 a. m. The new officers in charge. ‘There is a class f EMULSION 3% H. a. Are youtoo thin? Then take Kindly Ligh Briggs. talks will be given during this ser-| qay schoo! 10:00 a. m. Preaching Y Young peoples meeting 6:30 p. m.| vice on the value of religious liter-|and communion 11.00 a. m. C.F SCOTTS Miss Loraine Winslow. Evening |ature and the methods of distribu- 6:30 p. m. Evening worship 7:30 p m. ‘Tuesday evening will be given over to boy scout work and the troop is growing with a healthy growth and planning initiation next Tuesday night. Wednesday evening we meet for midweek study for the increased effi- ciency as church workers. Friday evening at the home of Miss Hunter the choir meets for practice. We are ,having a steady increase in the numbers attending the ser- vices and are very anxious to serve in every Christian way possible. A most cordial welcome is ac- corded all who come to any or all services. This Sunday evening we are beginning a series of evening “Sacred Mementos.” s a FIXTURES, LAMPS, ELECTRIC APPLIANCES Radio Supplies Motor Repairing Electric Supply And Construction Co. 142 E. Midwest Phone 483W Estimate Gladly Furnished worship 7:30—‘Unsearchable Riches’ Solo—“In My Father's House Are Many Mansions'’’—McDermott—Mrs. Cc. Bass. Mrs, Wilson's class party Thurs- day 2:30 p. m. in church parlor: A program of entertainment an amusement. Choir practice 7:15 and choral society 8 o'clock Thurs- day evening. Reception of new members Feb, 3d at morning ser- vice. We welcome you to all ser- vices. tion. The young people's Missionary Voluntary Society meeting will be held at 2:30 p. m. at the pastor's home, 620 East 12th street. Mr. Roy Kinzer, the state Missionary Volunteer secretary wi'l speak at this service. All young people are cordially invited. Electric Washers ata Great Sacrifice No one need be without an electric washing machine be- cause the price is too high. ; Kenwood Presbyterian Rev: Edwin KE. Preston, minister. 9:30 a. m. Sabbath school. 11:00 a. m. Morning worshp. Sermon. subject: “The unpaid debt.” 7:00 p. m. Chris- tian Endeavour Society, “Leader: Mrs. C. Spencer. North Casper Church 1009 North Durbin Street Geo. Woodard, minister Sunday school 10 a. m. Christian Endeavor 6:45 p. m. Morning ser- vice, 11,, a.m. Theme: “A Cleansed Mills Presbyterian ¢ Minister: Rev. Edwin E. Preston, | S¢*mons on : Church.” Evening service 7:30 p.| 19) 3: The first will be on “The Lord's sup- “ *. 3 10:00 a. . Sabbath phool. 6:45 p. . : ject: The Rick Youpe| 1s ing Peoples’ Meeting lad. ty [Bee _and tts meaning." While for You can now buy a well known nationally advertised oir practice Friday even- 3 the minister. 7:30 p. m. Evening Every one welcome to all machine, many of which have been in use in Casper for years for Less Than One Hundred Dollars This machine is not a new one when you buy it you are not experimenting for there are hundreds of them work- ing in Casper today, and delivering satisfaction week after week, worship. es. We delight in the privilege of doing the work suggested in The Good Book. You wil find our ser- vices congenial to all who are sin- cerely interested in the things most worth while in human life. Tastes Better—Goes Farther—Always Good Pigeon’s Fresh Roasted Coffee 228 East Second St. Trinity Lutheran. (Missourl Synod.) South Park and East Fourth streets. J. H. Gockel, pastor, Sun- day school at 9:30 a.m. Bible class at 6:30 p.m. The Rev. J. F. 8. Her First Congregational. Services at America theater. Robt. Allingham, D.D., pastor. Church school at 10. Classes for all. Ail welcome. Worship and sermon at 11. The usual high class worship- ful service will be conducted here Sunday. Mr. Langworth at the organ and Mrs. Smith will sing. The pastor will be back for Sunday and will preach on the “Prodigal's Family.” The evening service will be held as usual at the Y. W. C. A. at 7:30. These are life giving so vices. Open to all people. Methodist Episcopal Corner of East Second and South Tell Your Friends About Casper and Wyoming Send them’a copy of the Annual Industrial Edition of the Casper Daily Tribune and boost Wyoming. This We are making an especially low price Durbin streets. Lewis E. Carter, .. . . 4 s year’s. number will be better than ever—the most during this special ampai Sunday ae ep res. ‘ame authoritative, up-to-the-minute piece of work ever is Pp campaign. Lower than school. 8. H. Maddux, supt. 11:00 a. m. 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