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

PAGE SIX. Che Casper Daily Tribune TUESDAY, MAY 6, 1924) ewise won for himself enthusias-|of the series brought to this city|darem Ia mano,” (Mozart), Mics bg applause, Miss Sharlow, soprano,|this past season by the Charity di-| Sharlow and Mr. Lazzarl. proved one of attractive appearance | vision of the Woman's Departmental) Duet from “Faust,” finale of first and personality, gifted not only as|club, the appearance of the Chicago| act, (Gounod), Mr. Lamont ana w;. a vocalist but talented as a dra-} Operatic trio last night was fittingly | Lazzari. Paste cer 4 Solo, “La Mama Morta,” from “An. ‘Van Grove had his opportunity of] Following is the program as given| are Chenier” (Giordano). startling the gathering with sev-|at the America, with the exception) mig grom “Faust,” finale Inst act eral piano solos. He might have|of the numerous encores. (Gounod), Miss Sharlow, Mr. Lamon.’ continued indefinitely to thrill his! ‘Trio from “La Forza del Destive”| Str Lazsarl, 5 hearers with his mavelous ability a8} (Verdi) Miss Sharlow, Mr. Lamont, a pianist had not the hour of clos-| Mr. Lazzart. ing been pressing. Duet i “Madam: utterfly,”” q % Behind Van Grove there tes al eet om AE de sok ATARRH largé background of experience and Solo, five days on location. The resuli of his endeavors is one of the best and most unusual pictures of the year. Most of the action of the story transpires in the wild orange grov which border the Georgia coast. In Capacity House at the wit eee, ecereo. |! America Theater Enjoys PATHOS AND HUMOR IN. iste sssPoesiti* suit vent waraiye Maceatie || — Misic Feast by Artists tate anything that makes a noise,|Ville, Florida which hé used. On “ |} the conversation of a riverman, the|his return from Florida the director buzz of a saw, the whistling of birds|Stopped in New Orleans, and made Enticed into another realm where|course than to stave off uproar with music and romance and art are de-| encores. 4 ng. AR fied, the capacity audience at the} Indeed, tt was an encore repeatinis Lean eee ane ot brace | Casey Pathos, humor and an tdea-—these|New Foo, Walker,” have’ somo|return to the studio he went to San| Tost dreamy aomnolence, able t® [ering far above’ thels, pietinas or | Garde Muratore and other gotables| _Tei6 trdm) WAttiia. (Verdi), “Mise make a photoplay of Dower and ap-| clever ‘stuff, Both members of the aoa eantc, whee mote sctred rere rerievs iteclt’ only w@t the \Gonclu-| forts. - ‘The prograih “was thus cous] of, te On cee caves Lomere Con | PS aa ee ‘ ora = I. . ‘an Grovi s Freedom" which opens|duo have a clever line of chatter and] Sacramento, where more scenes were . pepsi: pany, he gained much distinction. g ays’ run at the Atherica| songs while the male member sur.|made. ‘The docks at San Pedro were ea peg epee ete Wain ‘owas left ‘behind an exqulaite| Here. in Casper it was his pleasura| _Dust from “Don Glovany AI the requisites |Prisew the audience when he brings| used for a number of gcenes, |fatfon of the concert by the Chi-|tnere was left behind an exaulsite| tO ting one for whom ho bay kindly Both William | forth ukelele and shows his pro- In the cast of the picture as J ation rs ei *lregard and with whom he once or whatnot. several scenes near the mouth of Holly and Lee tn their act, “The| the Mississippi river. Soon after his 4 : Lah it Then the gathering was roused, ap- v4 | idee : r one aonr nel ite aah Ceara] ing Sat Brera Ena POE, Pye attr dM er, her Marae, Stator, Parent ta |"as the fou ane ont ell Cone Out of € a ¢ rio | * fe ously that the artists had no other ty it t t which is already whose line of comedy is outstand-|4 . Z Virgilio Lazzari and their me ut Oo e asemen ine? —_——__—_ accompanist, Isaac Van Grove, per- nds whe vi Uy Bud Brownle's Budding Beautt undisputed talent. The orchestra is| formed admirably and with uniform A choice corner for smal ng trans-|are still playing successfully, “The entirely new to Casper with the ex-jexcellence. Especially did Lazzarl, Dobbi: Ity C ary H Compton | Broadway Sheik.” ception of the banjoist Dewey Pow-| basso, achleve marvels in his sing- s ‘ P icult part, ————_— ell who has been held over from the|ing of solos. Lamont in a clear jer cont UNIQUE ATTRACTION iT ARKEON WITH SUCCESS ‘And Live Where the Sunshine Can Reach You A FEW CHOICE FURNISHED APARTMENTS FOR RENT ferred to the screen. perbly handled a 4d k is excellent nd Athene 1 bit of cha’ butes 4 Keggo.”” as “ “This Freedom" deserves a fore- Ps ; most place among the screen's mas WYOMING TH Coonle Conrad's Collegians opened terpieces. ‘ an engagement at the Arkeon last fede tL kek night. The new orchestra which will be retained indefinitely proved “In the “ WH] ” How {s “a Mormon wife" ‘given|to be made up of men possessed of GHISE fF Hl U away? The question is sure to ex: “tl MUL” axe ee nn LAST TIMES TODAY ellowstone Apartment Hotel i a going to be performed at thi ‘ AT THE RIALTO TODAY Ss" "sens | HEADACHE GONE ie rt of the musical comedy “Zu 4 Lights Gas ‘Water Laundry 1 “Cause for Divorce’ is betng|a mixture of western atmosphe AN IDEAL HOME e shown at the Rialto er for to- The principal comedy part is i , day It o ly intend-| by 7 . = % " bleture here two | Gives Credit toLydia E.Pinkham’s ese b} ) $50 Per Month c it was belleved that that i Wid. Ue neossdary to akive | ua'well nq /ocheieWachee Vegetable Compound. Hopes Rosalie Occleve an opportunity to sf 1t,| | The photoplay” to be fity Other Women Will Benefit Call at 420 W. Yellowstone or Phone 2750 sut owing to having held over “Her-|“Cyclone Bliss,” featuring : i Sey stage. of “the Deestt” lan: exteaGay | Hose, he caries by Her Experience in the time for this film was cut Sa 7 : AswiOe p Skowhe m, Maine. —"*T was sick | § A. S. M. —with— “Cause fo Diverce" does no’ most o: ie time and could not get * preach but it holds an interesting MANY PLACES VISITED around to do may Hutchinson’s lesson as well as an absorbing story \. : work without be- | Douglas Fairbanks King Vidor Clara Kimball Gloria Swanson Young Florence Vidor Owen Moore Francis Bushman Marie Prevost FOR MAKING PICTURE sim sl “This “THE WANTERS” PROVES Freedom” a ; —also— ‘Dorothy Dalton Wm. S. Hi STHONG SCREEN ORIMA = ae Ee oo sr ) TP pecety Petn. «Agnes Ayres IN| pany tn maki ee6h Fann ati © fj Those who saw “If Winter Comes” which was filmed from the ‘AL ST. JOHN 0: ph Valentino f the Joseph Hergeshelmer nov 5 oie roca: aor internationally known novel by A. S. M. Hutchinson, will natur- Glad Walt Lou Tellegen es ‘Wild Oranges, ‘Rich + * @ ally want to see the second work of this author. ‘This Free- =te Hy The simple, human story ts again|/the Rialto ae Bckar dr 2a | ait, | Ubeve taken 8 zee bose dom” is the most discussed book of the year and promises to be 4 Ch on on: ant Alice Joyce ing itself the screen superior of| 7 ompany travelec aS a st discuss i subject i i the big, rambling piot with « mase [mately ‘ino mile to various oc [tag ready dane for me. Edo allmy | Svery'man and womsee We agi ts Geen: Gal eee | “BE YOURSELF” Mae ea ofemipiestionss sett oc tions to secure the settings de. a uae Dar een Sp toe whe day freedom and happiness and disregard her home duties?” Mae Murray Mary Pickford time it is John M. scribed by the famous a 0} his 4 H sroduetion: of “The ‘Wanters’ ‘that| hook, eae enenoe in ree headaches nor tired feelings. I PATHE NEWS TOPICS Robert Ellis Henry Walthall brings this fact foretbly Sinieee Vidor worked a total of twenty Vecetalte Compound will gersahonie Leatrice Joy Claire Windsor thrcaet ieirst National, “The Want | 222 in the studio. He spent sixty-/ benefit out of it as 1 have.*—-Mre. | SHOWS AT 1, 2, 8.30, 5, 6:80, 8, 9:30 10¢ and 40c 10c and 20c ers” began an engagement at the Percy W.RicHArRpsON, R.F.D. No.2, Kenneth Harl: i marie lg omega epee | ot fy Li Skowhegan, Maine. TODAY—WEDNESDAY—THURSDAY— an James Kirkwood a warmly sympathetic audience that TI/ FOR || A al You have just read how Lydia Eur, 5 Pauline Frederick Constance Talmadge Fatty Arbuckle Lew Cody Mildred Harris Kathlyn Williams CAN TELL YOU ABOUT “Cause for Divorce” TODAY ONLY Account of Holding “Heritage of the Desert” over an extra day and close bookings we can show this pic- ture only one day. i ‘ Satan Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound ith Jeobneery secacban re in the helped Mrs. Hichardson. 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