Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 1, 1924, Page 6

PAGE SIX. MACLEINAT HS BEST IN “YANKEE CONSUL” creen Success came ling when the new- as MacLean. produc: The Yankee Consul,” was t America theater. usiastic audience he spontane ilm rocking the is not Ma oa an’ first screen t welcome com r Occasions, but pon oth 11 if he has ever appeared ¢ advantage than in his pres- he rich . imper Consul in a South teps and jumps ene to another ul of laughs and by the charming Patsy Ruth who makes a most fascinat- LAUGHS AND TEARS ARE MINGLED IN NEU FM To take a theme of real human nterest, and mix the drama of it ith laughs and tears, is a feat whieh ne Murfin, noted playwri in a motion pictdre, “F * at the Rialto the last comedy on the same order as those which oberts and his capable com (pany have been producing In the past and when first staged yesterday proved a ceady mirth provoker. FRISCO DANCE CONTEST TAKES PLACE TONIGHT ‘onight dan on in competi with anyone who desires to dance against him. A committee of judges has been selected which will decido y aie ts the best dancer of this num eee HALOON DANCE WILL The North Washington dance hall will hold a fal ba urday night. have been pur al dance which t night proved an APE LES OF BRAND THAT CAUSED DEATHS | sclARE TAKEN OFF MART ‘E, Wyo CHEYEN A A %. Smith, chief of the Food O11 division of the Wyoming De ment of Iture, announced | today that h ed taken timate ‘ole. of events after Mrs. Wives," ress, the aking place Murfin wr As an roles that it tpone the change to nd, meantime, to put it into pictures Marriage, love and faith are the leading motives of the play. It asks the questions: "Does marriage kill wives of today hard nore careless and selfish and ess than those of other days? id the wife give up all gayety and fun when the wedding bells rin Is the fh © wife the re sult of her hush elect ?"" FRENCH OUTPOST USED AS PICTURE LOCATION Montagu Paul Panzer, completed scenes of- A Son of * at Touggourt in Al drat’ Wattonal in which is the terminus road line that runs south of A t of the French HAP ROBERTS STA si “THE COUNTRY STORE” ntry Store” a vening's 7 It is 7 TLEPLELE g YOMING JAMES OLIVER CURWOOD’S “GOD’S COUNTRY AND THE LAW” Terre 3 $5. 00 Reward ve to he Daily ‘Tribu to the capt fraudulentiy from "Tribur of th dowuirs reevard will be paid carrie p an authorized © from © you If he can. call the Tribune. Tolldens 15 from the mar ning all ripe olives of the company of Calife cern spoiled prs are instructed not to sell ripe olives of this brand and should car ny other brand that s of deter joration. € or swelled Consume: should not be sold. » advised to examine Instant suds of cleaning all o PEET BROT af KANSAS CITY ‘The Billion Bubble Soap A. 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Hintow and Miss ben burant of Douglas contributed a vocal duet ‘hat demanded two encores, 3 A short business session was held HONORS WITH CASPER CLUB IN BALL GAME; JOINT MEET HELD preceding thé program, it .eing an- TODAY and SATURDAY TODAY AND SATURDAY nounced then that the Casper ard rel S MACLEAN ; - Lander Kiwanians’ would have a DOUGLA : , “SON OF THE Douglas Kiwanians evened up for] Douglas organization, and Harry | jJpint meeting at Lander, Saturday In one of the Sereen’s Funniest SAHARA” the defeat thelr baseball team suf-|B. Durham, district governor of bie Fae lags A Ba Sy Be Comedies . fered at the hands.of the Casper | Kiwanis. The Lander club, oats, 6 —with— Kiwanis club some three weeks ago| ‘The loving cup, emblematic of the| Planned a fish dinner to be serv! ae ‘The Yankee Consul by taking the locals into camp here | paseball_ championship of the two{|#>out 12 miles from the city, anc REP ee Claire Windsor yesterday afternocn, 15 to 7. clubs, was turned over to the {#n excursion for early Sunday morn COMEDY and NEWS Bert Lytell Casper players showed a complete ing, returning to Lan v visitors, Stan Grefbel making the presentation speech and Mr. Gregory accepting for the winners. The guests were delightfully en- UNVEILING BUFFALO BILL STATUE WYOMING Walter McGrail 6.30, 8 and 9:30 the Casper guests to leave at 1con reversal of-form and were outplayed for the return trip, Douglas Kiwen- ————— at every stage of the game. Keiser, Stone and Cullen all took a hand at copy, Shows at 1, 2, 3:30, 5, Rosemary Theby Montague Love " * Caener’ a | ter b y —also— the ball hard ana showed consider: | Boyer and Dick Leffingwell of the pie in hd ihe ceed vin, JUST OFF BROA COMEDY tbly more defensive c C1 theater orchestra who —with— Following th ame "the visitors were entertained with a dinner at Townsefid, at which the prin- 11 speakers were L. A. 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