Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 2, 1924, Page 6

FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1 PAGE SIX. wpe Casper Daily Cridune agrict sto Cam! the sun at the time) he took it yulture and for-| that a at bridge, Mass., for | from Se ey 205 years, has been presented to thy | comand of the Continental army. f estry. ‘The engineers found that the im-] state of Wyoming and will be pres- tilizer was unwarranted and that| Washington elm fs said to have shed PEARL WHITH LAUNDRY Joth. This comes | the synthetic process of nitrogen] tered General Georgé Washington PHONE 1702 Foe ee ae eee eee ce eae che ta fixation’ bad altered the whole sltua- ime before the “Olympic scarfs”|in a variety of colors, bu tion, ‘Exhaustive inquiry by, an. ine ce VA we ir with scenes of Olympic games upon} white with tiny tucks and very ion wae them, will expand into scarfs with] small gold buttons 1s especially ef- erg ies 9 porrentas 5 E . “SON HI} SAHARA” Alg all sorts of scenes painted across the | toctive. ends. These scarfs trim hats as ———- sae From Gallows |\si'« vi. NEW, FORK Tr poman ho three] TP mea Pa Norte was a : types of hat would lead in popu B PARIS—Natural and artificial for some time to come. ‘Thege are | made pris by the Lebrponpetbetee y Governor flowers today are being worn more} the always practical sailor, the rol- baie henye seeiont: 5 : = . than for several seasons. “fhe left|led brim clocho and the tricorn, | Governor Of NGHMSNI M A¢ A R¢ N | F 4 “Gancing ° shoulder 18 the proper place,| The tricornesis seen in a number of| Oulad Nail dancing girls, Arab)” On the theory that a good title is JEFFERSON CITY, Mo., May | whether one is gowned for evening | new phases. « hi: El ” —_— = = reiki: ovate ; ; Washington Elm ye : rekking over the sa p : O'%'a package SSS 10 sheiks, picturesque camel agit nic a real asset to a picture of great) 9--ywith death on ‘the gallows |or afternoon. d dunes of the) merit, J. K. McDonald chose “Boy of] only about 40 minutes away, John —— E 7 UV; desert tribesmen, | Mine” as the permanent title of his] Tee, negro convict of the Missouri LONDON—Women who dance at ngtneers rge Relic Presented to and pretty faces. The other mem- bers of the company also work to advantage. There are several pleas: ing song numbers given between acta, Negro Saved all c¢ latest First National eee E penitentiary who was to have | such chic places as the Berkeley or | Contrary to the usual rule, the} pean hanged today in the Cole | Claridge's are carrying the long leg- M 1 Sh l isititle ¢ fits the story. Beside} county jail yard at 9 o'clock, was | ged rag dolla such as one sees In uscte oa s The State Museum screen and en-/this it has the valfe of brevity and! gayed by a commutation granted | modistes windows. ‘These dolls are at the Amér stery. by Governor Ryde. His death sen- |{n bright colors, and hence form a I 7, 7 “Boy of Mine,” to be shown at! tence was changed by the gov- | species of ornament for the dance nvestigation CHEYENNE, Wyo) May 2A , the Iris th r, today and Saturday! ernor to ife imprisonment. frocks. 4 7 t in tional picture produced in Algeria by|{s adapted from a story especially Everything was in readiness for ee piece of the famous Washington elm ou ee - oO ues fe) Edwin Carewe, ts the current cinema} written for the screen by Booth] the execution. Lee was to have | LONDON—A real bustle, of the| NEW YORK, May 2—No dt 4 ‘ sensation Lytell, the America. Bert} Tarkington and the a Windsor, Walter Me-|ctudes Henry B. W cast in-} been hanged for the murder of |old time sort, formed part of a cos-|sition should be made of Mu 1, Irene] Preston Young, negro cell mate |tume at a recent notable party. The|Shoals until a thorough Investlg: ATARRH AN ABSORBING s y ‘Theby, Pre. Rich, Rockliffe Fellows, Ben Alex-' in October of 1922. A crowd had | bustle was worn under 2 long skirt| tion has been made by a joint com- MYSTERY Love and Paul Panzer are the prin Dot Farley and Lawrence gathered around the jail yard |that touched the floor all round. | mittee of congress, it is asserted cipal players whose combined efforts \. when, as in a stage drama, word in a report of the American Engi- i PHOTOPLAY! have served to make this bj of ox It was directed by William Beau-| came from the governor that the NEW YORK—Some of the most! neering council submitted to George - @ most interesting motion pictures of) dine, who made McDonald's preced-| sentence ‘had been commuted. mannish of tauored vlojses now are W. Norris, chairman of the senate A : Just Go and See months. ing First National release, “Penrod QKwekeheaeaeaeEe—e————————eeeEeEeEe—e—e—e—eE—eEeEeEEEeEEe=E=Ee=>=e=e=Eee___ Over 17. Valles Sars feed Yearly a comes TS and Sam." x — -______"'|@uiding Hand LIFE IND DEATH ONLY —|PLEASIG BLL GEN Gr tr uke Neetea A FEW INCHES APART TONIGHT AT COLUMBIA) By Filipinos “The Leavenworth ” DOBBIN REALTY CO. Now Located in Zuttermeister Bldg, East 2nd St, YOCANG Amateur| Unless you see the “Bayer Cross” on tablets you are e not getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for 24 years. By Anna Katherine Green So narrow were the roads through the canyons leading to locations of Zane ha makeup like] WASHINGTON, May 2. — Thf visits n studjio| United States should not relinquis: numerous | its guiding hand over the Philip blossomed | Pines, Charles M. Swift, president . riot and that|of the Manila Electric Railway ana when the thing | 4n American resident in the Islands hich is now] fcr some 20 years, told the house in- aged at the Columbia thea-|sular committee. Ned “Artists and| “I think the United States has al- nad its opening last|ready made the Filipinos free and s without doubt a suc-| independent,” he dec! in ex- ly pressing his opinion on the Fair- When a fellow wagon wheels In s¢ places there was | a drop of a thousand feet from the | occu roadway to the bottom of the, can-| being yon. More than 300 people passed | ter. over this route from Flagstaff, Ari-| Mc zona, to Lee's Ferry in Southern} Utah. Among the party were the |¢ Peatitred. "players Bete. Danide auties chorus have] field bill, which would grant a large Ernest Torrence, Noah Beery and unity than ever to of autonomy to the Philip- Lloyd Hughes and the producer ity, shapely limb: Irvin Willat The picture was filmed on auther tic locations described by Zane Grey in his famous story of a fight for water rights of the upper Colo. 1 Bee ee eee coer meat hree Accept only “Bayer” package TONIGHT days’ run he Rialto theater on ick-contai irections. ‘ 9 eS ee Also bottles of 24 and 100—Druggists. Selected Local WYOMING THEATER HAS 1 Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticacidester of Salicylicacid Talent 25c MATINEE TOMORROW y BUD BROWNIE’ BUDDING BEAUTIES In the Screamingly Funny Farce ‘ARTISTS AND MODELS’ Featuring ! THE BUDDING BEAUTIES CHORUS In Addition to NAUGHTY BABY REVUE COMPANY She knows what’s good-this magic cereal that brings rosy cheeks FIRST AMATEUR NIGHT Amateur night will be held this evening at the Wyoming theater tn addition to the r musical comedy theater has neve eld an amateur night program up to this time and In doing so inaugurates a new policy. The program given an opportunity for many local people to show what they can do in the way of perform- ing on the stage. Young people who have entered in ‘the contest Marie Pennett, Helen Schank ey Schank, ay Isoulse Presenting and sparkling eyes. y ArBihop.case Tester “MAGGIE é id TODAY;and SATURDAY It’s all a crispy, crunchy, golden goodness of which you never tire, JIGGS” And Feature Picture “NORTH OF Fieyes. YRInGMO atelier NEVADA” FEATURE PICTURES Katherine ckling, Madelyn n Corinne I ine Johns Ernest . Linville De 1 Daisy Cl “IN THE NAME OF THE LAW” 6:30, 8, 9:30 Inner-sealed waxtite wrapper exclusive Kellogg feature. ALTO SHOW IS HELD IVER FOR ONE NIGHT to have closed yesterday but seating capacity » Rialto was not sufficient to e of all who desired to see it ann dancers have nine num of which are excellent pupils take part in the ad Striking costumes, intr and facility of execution outstanding ay Broke” as the tit) Novelty and Confetti Dance —Given by— VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS TONIGHT If you’ve read this great action-romance of the West, you KNOW it’s ideal for the screen. If you haven't, you’ve a pleasant surprise in store. F The Sahara! Could this Sheik Blazing sand dunes who boasted of a ive quarters! hundred wives be Palaces of the ate is a story of Brond By a eee nos s the same. polish- aids! 7 Re enekany Geet A great big grand hilarious blowout—a carload of ed man of the Dusky dancing Both classes will revel t 6 ton great novelties have been ordered for this occasion—Con- world who had beauties! in the picture, thrill- Pi fetti, Serpentine, Cricket Horns, Squaking Balloons and numerous other noise makers. Every- thing to make this the one big dance of the year. ARKEON DANCING ACADEMY CASPER’S FUN PALACE made love to her A white girl! at Graad Canary? A Shiek! A glorious ro- mance! SEE the great American picture made in Algeria! packed and stirring. ¢ ralle featured playe Ia Car It in| af#aptation of Actually filmed in the wilds of Arizona and Utah, ? Harned Co., 234 David Mountain View Suburb has over 85 houses, built in 9 || months | J HELD OVER FOR ANOTHER DAY THIS BIG SHOW INCLUDING FLOYD and MANN SISTERS IN A NOVELTY DANCE REVIEW "so" BROADWAY BROKE? Taken From Earl Deer Bigger’s Saturday Evening Post Story Also. BEN TURPIN COMEDY, “TEN DOLLARS OR TEN DAYS” FUN FROM THE PRESS C Paramount Pidlure Thousands of Arabs, horses, camels, in the adaptation of Louise Gerard’s famous novel as directed by Edwin Carewe, with Bert Lytell, Claire Windsor, Walter Mc- Graill, Rosemary Theby, Montague Love and Paul Panzer. a ‘WITH "BEBE DANIELS \ ERNEST TORRENCE NOAH BEERY s LLOYD HUGHES “IRVIN WILLAT PRODUCTION - Zane Grey’s DESERT —also— AL ST. JOHN —in— “HIGHLY RECOMMENDED” AND NEW COMMUNITY SONG REEL AT NIGHT Shows at 1—3—5—7—9 10¢ and 40c TODAY SATURDAY 10c and 20¢ “BOY OF MINE” th BEN ALEXANDER IRENE RICH HENRY WALTHALL ROCKCLIFFE FELLOWS also— LARRY SEMON in “THE AGENT” PATHE NEWS ike ws Dancing » 3, 5, at 7, 9 o'Clock 7:30 9:30