Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 25, 1924, Page 4

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The is a clipping from Mean where Mr. duced “The Girl -Red.”" “Mr. Bird is a good director, as shown by the smocthness with whieh his perf vent. It should be ction of the cast d each and every applause They had a an audi- It wi ence, , which was the lighted with fered, if enth any criterion by way of judgment.” al EIGHT TURKEYS 10 FLOP FOR LAST TIME AT THE ARKEON TOMORROW EVE s at the gobble st nce. Arkeon will tomorrow dance in played Eight turk gobble ght, when the it wil: be one. six, seven, ej s of th follow! two, three, four, five, nt ‘out they go in the nate. And on the Thanksgiving day main attraction in u 2 feature of the big nksgiving dance at the Arkeon Wednesday . The dance it- self will be in a class that is at the top of the list, with Moores’ Music ‘s turning out lvely tunes, t ert and the best. eile is bikes! GO EARLY, oEE GIRLIE AT COLUMBIA TONIGHT With performances today “The Girl and the Earl” will put in {ts final appearance at the Columbia. Racing along with all colors flying, this comedy has captured every one of its audiences and their recom- mendations to friends will pack the house tonight. Vogal and Miler have another clever shuffle of acts for future programs, but their pres- ent one js far too good to miss. Then in the background, sparkling and radiant, ‘is the $250 diamond ring which will be passed out Saturday ngiht. At each show between now and that time the Columbia's pa- trons will be afforded opportunities of getting on the inside track in the race for the ring. Prosecutor No Lawyer, Will Lose Position PINEDAL Nov. 25.— Now ie uy B. Hockett has been elected prosecuting attorney of Sublette county the honor is all his but he won't be able to take the job for he is not a lawyer and Blackstone means nothing to him, Being the one and only attorney in the virgin territory of Sublette, Wyo., Ww. nes was named its prose- cut en it was created. Un emt sed by competition, he felt perfectly secure and it looked as though the job would be hi for some time to come. the recent election through the formality of havin his name inscribed on the ballot, On November 4 he was astound: ed to see the name Guy B. Hockett pri alongside his. Then the voters ed down on James, the only lawyer in their county, and handed his job over to Hockett. If Hockett could hock it, he would, but he can't and the only thing that will save Sublette from being minus a ccunty and prose- cuting attorney will be the arrival da Wedne 5 y night, Yellowstone 5 West Try a Tribune results. ert $5.00 Reward Five dollars reward will be paid to the party furnishing the Casper Daily Tribune information leading capture of the person who is fraudulently collecting subscriptions fre ribune subscribers. 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DeMILLE ALSO KINOGRAM NEWS ; —Special Attraction— The Netto Ladies’ Orchestra Playing Raymond Overture (The Queen’s Secret) by Amb. Thomas Popular Hit—‘Put Away a Little Ray of Golden Sunshine,” by Fred BE. Ahelert p's And the Popular Georgia Four A Quartette of Harmony Singers and Entertainers Feature Picture ---“NAME THE MAN” FABLES mre ~~ haw i ~s ee Peer URS Nad ale el \ Me GENE STRATTON PORTER’S OWN PRODUCTION OF HER FAMOUS NOVEL COME. ALONG t foe LIMBERLOST Here at last, the picture the world’s been waiting for, don’t have to tell you what a big treat is in store for have to say is, don’t miss it, that’s all, long, long time! ‘ If you've read the story we you. 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