Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 7, 1925, Page 4

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1925 PAGE FOUR Che Casper Daily Cribune The program was voted by tho crowd as the best in the history of these entertainments. match and the barre! fight between Bennett and Lindholm was declared a draw. mittee are all easterners, viz., R. ris Williams, Julian Myrick and | ORO LOAM COMES CLONES SUS STR CLOIS OM : TO AMLTO AS FAVORITE OMIGAL BS TOP TREAT : a HORN i OF FOREIGN LEGION MEN geriar hich ts gqing to n fans puz ‘The truth is that Miss Swanson onl yachteved this effect after ar | only achieved after ar-| might enact attempts to bribe a sergeant of the Foreign Legio her lover from same ease tt in a girl of th rying articles every day occ the scene where she aid be natural | whom car- | HISTORICAL DRAMA ENDS AT AMERICA TODAY; NEW FILM ‘WINE’ TOMORROW Much of the action of Rafael Sa batini’s famous novel “Captain Blood,” which is now showing at | America is laid on the Barbadoes an island of the British West Indies. | It is thought that the name ts de rived from the Indian fig tree the Portuguese called las ba (the bearded.) The capital, B town, is reproduced in the film as] it appeared tn 1585 when Capt Blood was sent to the Barbad by the cruel King James, J ren Kerrigan has the title role an Jean Paige the leading feminine role Templar Saxe }s cast as Govern Stead and Wilfrid North as Col Bisho} Great care has been exercised by Director David Smith to make the|@ production historically correct in the smallest detail Reel of Revelry ‘wine,"” Univesral Jewel coming to the America theater tomorrow is the screen version of one of the most sensational works of recent fic tion. It 1s a Cosmopolitan maga- zine story of the same name written by Willlam MacHarg, who devoted his talents to n scathing expoge of the manner in which the prohibi tion laws of the nation are flagrant ly violated by men and women of breeding, education and high social Position Universal entrusted the portrayal of the story to a cast of drawing proving talent cl Bow, Fc Stanley, Huntley ion, Myrtle Stedman, Robert Agnew, Sense Long, Leo White and Grace Ca Lous Gasgier. t GOW RANGERS 1 CLOSE AT IRIS TODAY isle. r directing Gel Hogan a Lift IRIS A Bishop-Cass Theater LAST TIMES TODAY “RAINBOW RANGERS” | With PETE MORRISON hi —Also Comedy- “THE PILL POUNDER” | ORCHESTRA EVERY EVENING 10¢ and 10c and 2 Afternoons .~ Evenings --.------ SUNDAY ONLY HOOT GIBSON “THE SAWDUST TRAIL” CARL LAE ALSO WILL ROGERS IN “THE TRUTHFUL LIAR” Holly and Bud. Desm Robinson were all in th The Stron; The Fat The Dog The Midget Mango a The Man on Doo Whack Queen of t Nifty Nonser PICTURE OF THE HOUR! JAZZ! YOUTH! SENSATION OF THE YEAR! » An up-to-the-mi A whole family lawlessness and love of pleasure! Everyone, jyoun portrayal of a vital subject! Presented bi ML the ritigmastér anno NEW YORK ROOF GARDEN REVE. E A DAY AT THE CIRCUS ENTIRE PRODUCTION UNDER THE DIRECTION OF HOLLY DESMOND T. P. Barnum—Who owns the circu rded Lady Gala Circus Opening The Three Rubes Tell Her At Twilight _ Oh! Gee! George The Equiligristic Eclat —_—_—_ haniel Niles. ft cus stunts orge Lott Jr, and Marion La Petite Zelda Chicago, did not receive both accomplished oghition by the sub-com: Lott in the r although he nt data.” Watson record is regarded b jally as regards point num js set forth that Mrs Ruth f Saginaw, Mich., re- elved higher, rating in the wo men's western honors than Marion Leighton, wh n most of the mid western tourt nts, and again, that Lucien Williams, of Chicago, was placed ahead of Kirk Reid, of Cin cinnati the western list and be n the national list. at a demand will be | by LAWRENCE PERRY, Casper Tribune) ‘ 7 Just when smooth accord, is asso ty on Thurs ud develops upon the that certain flaws Ir ranking Americ Western Lawr and tion this feeling will be pre: eeting of the nation art ,the pres anization an learn, the will raise the following y York, Henley in Phil Day, with the Poughkeepsie f the season ent out official sub-com king committee. sof the sub-com-! try marking 0 @ far a Classific for results. 10¢c-25c Matinee Today Tonight—7 and 9 Lem Desmond’s Famous Presenting A SPECTACLE OF THE SAWDUST RING A BARNUM AND BAILEY BURLETTA THE SIDE SHOW --~ Lew Belmont Nat Royall - Eddie Lee -_ Hot Boden La Petite Zelor ----_ Mabel Hisor Buster Patten ~ Sugar Lehand Bobby Siebert - Betty Belmont .- Heriot Patten ce Val Wilson al Girl n the Box UNDE! R “THE BIG WHITE TOP ay te eet Everybody ‘Bud, Dell and Holly -- Holly Desmond - Dell Robinson = Bud Desmond Ja Petite Zelor - Nat Royall ~ Lew and Betty Belmont Cast and Numbers Subject to Change DON’T FORGET TO BRING THE KIDDIES First. Run Picture—“THE SAGEBRUSH GOSPEL” Aboo he Herialists—On a swinging ladder whos as Wil cord, was ranked “ hat players rated nationally } ab thers in thelr district, pecely. | L | ed Ic strict ranking t n others | ra t so high nationally. Then will | co ANNIVERSARY PROGRAM OF THE STANDARD MEN WING Blt HAND Special Events, Comedy and Musical Numbers Round Out Boxing and Wrestling Pro- gram Here Last Night. Standard Oil company ‘employes and their friends ¢vere highly entertained last night when the anniversary pro- gram of the S. O. A. R. A. was put on in the industrial re- lations building. “Th addition to thé boxing and wrestling program, which formed the backbone of the program, there was plenty of omed: the special events. The Wilson and Flood, in a four round assoclé orchestra,provided music| match, pleased the crowd with their r sion and Dick Farrell] hard fighting, the latter getting the id eary acted as referee | decision, 4, for tl estling and boxing bouts,| Merton Moore and Earl ‘Phelps boxed~a three round draw as did Jones, glove artists,| Edwards and Hugh Dowler. Borsch 1! of the evening.|threw Bennick in the first wrestling it of his EAD COLDS Melt in spoon; inhale vapors; apply freely up nostrils. Vicks VAPORVUE Over 17 Million APTAIN BLOOD BY RAFAEL SABATINI AUTHOR OF } “SCARAMOUCHE” and “THE SEA HAWK” —WITH— ne in the same roun¢ nd round was wilder than | nd Perales finally caught t sent to the mat for the Yearly J. WARREN KERRIGAN THE HERO OF “THE COVERED WAGON” SUPPORTED BY BEAUTIFUL JEAN PAIGE This syapendcgs roduction is an eye spectacle—a romance of sea ys when buccanneers ruled the Spanish Main Hundreds in Hand-to-Hand Combats on Great Forty-Gum Galleons PLAYING TODAY—FOR THE LAST TIMES SHOWS AT 1—3—5—7 AND 9 10c AND 40c A BISHOP-CASS THEATER inute drama of modern high lifa! engulfed in the flood tide of its own g and old, should see this striking § Also Comedy—“Mind Your Doctor’ Here's Gloria even funnier than in ‘““Manhandled,” more heart-winning than in ‘Her Love Story,”’ more gloriously clever than ever! THE NETTO LADIES ORCHESTRA Playing the following musical program a—SEXTET FR LUCIA di LAMMERMOOR DONIZETTI b—ANVIL CHORUS FROM IL, TROVATORE by VERDI Popular Hit—‘1’ SEF YOU IN MY DREAMS” Words by Gus Kahn, Music by Isham Jones RIALTO +s Tobay AMATEUR NIGHT COLUMBIA TONIGHT SEVEN EXTRA ACTS $10.00 IN PRIZES. Enter Now—Phone 986-W A BISHOP-CASS THEATER Ios ie TOMORROW SHOWS AT 1, 3, 8, 7, 9—10c and 40c ORCHESTRA—FOX NEWS Ors A ‘A Great All Star Pa ~ | featuring ‘ | “CLARA BOW “ROBERT AGNEW FORREST STANLEY MYRTLE STEDMAN HUNTLY GORDON WALTER LONG ei the sensational magazine story by WILLIAM MACHARG __|| Directed by Vi LOUIS GASNIER . AG ))) News @