Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 11, 1925, Page 4

PAGE FOUR COUNTRY’S FLAG IN ‘Gd AE-LIVES IN RIALTO FILM adv pictures arouse such exten- © intere as that accord- : Regal nia Valli and a notable support- g cast, one of the unusual offer- of tho season. is tensely dramatic play opened yesterday at the America theater and roused the audience to a high toh of excitement. It is doubtful { anything quite ms dramatic as a ene revolving around the paralytic sband, who sees his wife attacked his former rival for her hand, s ever been depicted on the t t 8 reen. There {3 \plenty of variety of locale in “In Every Woman's Life.” Some striking shipboard scenes and a reproduction of Sherry’s, famous night life center of New York, at the height of an extravagant mil- lionaire’s party, dre among these. sides the singularly gifted Miss V the cast comprises Lloyd “Hughes, Mare MacDesmott, Stuart Holmes, George Fawcett, Ralph Lewis and Vera Lewis. Irving Cummings directed the pro- *| duction for M. C. Leyee. MIM MILLI COMING T0 AMERIGN NEXT SUNDA The Mim! M class r Monday t the reg ther be 40 ce Mimi comes mended. to from “Musical Mo. America thea OF LOVE THEME IN FILM DRAMA NOW AT AMERICA| unique the First Bvery Woman's Can I Keep Young ? Thisis what every woman wants to know—be she young or ad- vanced in years, Your neighbors will tell you— if you have not experienced its effect yourself—that the tonic to take for failing health, poor appetite, languid feeling is DR. PIERCE’S |f Golden Medical DISCOVERY IN LIQUID OR TABLETS—At Drug Stores Send 10c for Trial Package to Dr, Pierce's Invalids’ Hotel, Buffalo, N.Y. IRIS A Bist r TODAY and TOMORROW FRANKLYN FARNUM —In— “THE TWO-FISTED TENDERFOOT” Also Comedy “THE TROUBLE MAKER” op-Ca ORCHESTRA EVERY EVENING Afternoons—10c and 20c Ewenings—10c and 25c “The Tornado”. the Tornado,” Universal-Jewel version of the emotional melodrama of the same name by Lincoln J. Carter which made stage history, will be shown in the America thea- ter commencing Friday. House Peters is the star and the picture Is the first of six he will make for Universal. The supporting cast in cludes Ruth Clifford, Richard anitz Edwards and Kate King Baggot directed and thrilling ever shown on the en, a terrific storm, a big log jam and a flood that threatens to weep away a village resulting. TWO FISTED TENDERFOOT IN ROUGH FILM AT IRs ter announces that yn for today and » Franklyn Farnum his latest and best picture, “A Fisted Tenderfoot." re is considered by many icle which young er had. Isted Tenderfoot” gives yn Farnum, the star, plenty tunity to display his acting and daring courage, story of a pampered son cattle king, who for 1 the favorite in draw: ms of society and the mid- ubs of Broadway, who, when covered by his father, goes west © the cattle country and beats his father at his own game. 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Ask for Children’s Mustero 35c and 65c, in jars and tubes. rribune Classified TL NOT BL Pah Sheet ISTER Better than a mustard plaster SCOUT CABIN 5 WRECKED (Continued From Page One) have derived great pleasure and profit from the overnight hikes that the Camp Rotary afforded. The camp has paid for itself in the ab- sence of juvenile cases in the local police records {f in no other way. This winter the scouts must do with- out thelr mountain home because of the depredations of some vandals who have no sense of decency. The Scout leaders of Casper wish to keep up the great work that has become so much to the youth of our city in the past few years. The cares of these workers are heavy in the regular order of the work for It is no small job.to look after the moral welfare of some 500 growing lads. The ordinary routine of scout- ing is hampering to any business man and to be further retarded tn this work for which they receive no pay other than the sense of having done their duty, by bolshevik ts dis- heartening. This is not the first time that the Camp Rotary cabin has been attack- ed by vandals. Several! tires in the past years these persons have wrecked the building or portions of it when the scouts were not at hand. The boys have always in tie past, fixed {t up again, bringing repair material from Casper and spending their play hours in hard work put- ting to rights thelr home. This lgst attack has been too thorough and the work too deliberate for the boys to repair themselves. The work of the Boy Scouts in Casper 1s too well known to need any comment. The organization has fully repaid all that has been put Into {t through Its betterment of the youth of the city and now the or- ganization asks the people of Casper The Madness of Youth When he left his childhood sweetncart in the little town where they were born, and a “car ¢ began counting the days when he could return and make her his wife. But he knew little of the lure of great city, with all its fol- and gaieties, to turn his and blot his childhood prove that love is cred thing, and that he who of the temp- disillusion- Sinner and the Code,” in True Story Magazine for March. Now on sale. rue St At all newsstands 25¢ Coal Creek Coal $8.50 Per Ton Mine measure Moore & Morris Phone 1734 Salt Creek Busses Leave Casper, Townsend Hotel 8 a. m. and 2:30 p. m. Leave Salt Creek 8 a. m. and 2 p. m. BAGGAGE AND EXPRESS Leaves 2:30 Daily Transportation Co, Dancing Academy Lincoln Birthday Celebration TOMORROW NiGHT CONFETTI AND NOVELTY PARTY A carload of novelties and confetti to be given away to help celebrate this great day. SPECIAL ADDED ATTRACTION Exhibition Dancing De Luxe THE VIENNESE WALTZ Danced by Mr. Billy Mahoney, Assisted by Miss Lucile Belky. FOR TONIGHT THE BIG MID-WEEK SPECIAL DANCE “stra coupons on the Star Sport. and the car will be given away—Will it be yours? SPHONE 144 Only one week left Che Casper Daily Critune to help them in trying to keep these vandals from further depredations against the scouts. If one of them could be brought to justice it would be a great deterrent to others of like ilk and help materially in doing away with lawlessness. These van- dals are apt to boast of their deeds and any information that might lesd to Identification would be gratefully appreciated at scout headquarters elther by phone or in person, The scout officials are prepared to deal summarily with anyone who fs found guilty of this vandalism. Woman Seeking Election Fails To Register CHICAGO, Feb. 11—Mrs. Frank Townley Brown, although a candi- date for alderman of Chicago, fail- ea to register. She gave her reason for refraining as modesty which would prevent her voting for her- self. Ske made that defense of the val- {dity of her nomination petition which had been attacked because of LAVOYE GSE BEFORE COURT (Continued From Page One) A. D. Walton, who arrived this morning, was chief representative for the prosecution, aided by his assistant, Clyde Watts and A. M. Gee, attorney for the Ohio Oil com- pany. At 9 o'clock the court room was filled and a bailiff was stationed at the doors to prevent the crowd in the halls from creating disturbance by attempting to find seats or stand- ing room. The Lavoye case, which involves the evacuation of an entire town centrally situated in the Salt Creek oil Meld, had its origin in the home- steading by Louis Lavoye of lands under lease to the Ghio Oi] company for ofl development purposes. Upon the Ohio's contention that the /sur face rights of this land were neces- sary to proper development of the oli resources, the interior depart- ment ordered removal of the town her failure to qualify ag an slector in an election commitsion hearing. The commissioner reserved dec!- sion. that had been started. This ruling later was upheld in federal court at Cheyenne and eviction notices were on more than 60 residents, Put It To Every Test You Can Think of—Prove to Yourself that CALUMET THE WORLD'S GREATEST BAKING POWDER is in truth, the “Key to Better Baking” SALES -2'/, TIMES THOGE OF ANY OTHER BRAND “IN EVERY WOMAN'S _ LIFE” —With— VIRGINIA VALLI MARC McDERMOTT LLOYD HUGHES STUART HOLMES See the great pageant dinner on horseback—it surpasses in novelty and sensation anything conceived for the screen. THE BIGGEST MELODRAMATIC HIT YOU’VE EVER THRILLED TO Chases across two continents, battles at sea, adventure and new sensations at every turn. COMEDY NEWS Shows at 1, 8, 5, 7 and 9 TOPICS ORCHESTRA 10c and 40c TODAY AND TOMORROW A BASNUP-UASS THEATER MASO'ERADE DANCE THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12 Cash Prizes Will Be Given Away as Follows: $5.00 Original Couple $3.00 Most Beautiful Couple $2.00 Best Dressed Couple $2.00 Comic Single $2.00 Comic Single Dancing starts at 8:45—come earyl Masks will be taken off at 10:30. Catch a North Casper Bus and Washington Hall North Dancing Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday largely tenants of businéss property. Failure to comply with the decree led to the citations for contempt now on trial in federal court here. ———.__— Head Victim Of Amnesia FREMON, Neb,, Feb, 11.—Earl Holt, 27, who was found wander- ing about the streets of Fremont penniless and eating raw corn for sustenance, police say, has besn identified as # member of a prom- {nent southern family of Relds- ville, North Carolina. A brother, C. W. Holt, has arrived here tak- ing charge of his brother, prepara- tory to taking him to his home in Reidsville. According to C. W. Holt, Earl was head of a number of large of most sickness is faulty elimination. To be as ras clockwork, each day some way enjoy ROMAN MEAL—a ANY SEAT IN ea = Also Andy Gump Comedy—and Hodge Podge THE NETTO LADIES ORCHESTRA Playing “The Blue and The Grey Patrol” by C. W. Dalbey RAWHOUSER’S DANCE ARTISTS * RIALTO textile mills and business worries affected his mind to such an ex- tent that he became a victim of amnesia about seven months ago and disappeared from his home. and without funds, , 7, himself too proud to, beg, and ac- Textile Mill cording to police, he was found living on corn he took from the stalks in the fields. _ COLUMBIA FOR THE NEXT TWO DAYS AT ANY PERFORMANCE “THE VANITIES OF LIFE” A Powder Puff of Joy by THE NEW YORK ROOF GARDEN REVUE SPECIAL TONIGHT-HAT CONTEST MAT. 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