Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 10, 1925, Page 6

a PAGE SIX “MNDNIGHT EXPRESS’ | ENDS TODAY; MEIGHAN | AT RIALTO TOMORROW e AS @ By ROSCOE CONKLING FITC H Harry Carey; Aw chestra, RIAL press,” ni 0 a “Not Bu with Leo Malone, chestra. ARKEON — Night. 1 ATTRACTIONS TONIGHT. | AMERICA—“Soft Shoes,” with nerica theater or- Midnight Ex- ne Hammerstein; orchestra, Miss jan, Casper nd 9 o'clo wilt for Ru 'y; Iris theater or- | Dance, Family Bertam Grassby, ® and was rea t villa : . th . i t ford in the Paramo’ i Hamm the fea? | 1 he make 1 ral te 1 f | Ht 1 oft was v , 1d ha Bos 1 SAUL ca | Watch Your Daughter ficial r failed e| Carey. does some t ach time I have] fighting of his career ken it Ivise my friends | formanc aw t tl edicine if they are in|ly the t thin 1 y rundown in health, This is probably ‘ health means beauty. Do]|was written from r 1 to take Dr. Pierce's Favorite| and the role whic Pr on in liquid or tablets.| morous one suits § to Dr. Plerce’s in Buffalo. Taken out of t N.Y. for trial y Write for free | ar ged into s vice Adv en | RIALT he M e sixth epis Miss Bowerma: com) Whether o fan, you're America theater, This fase! and croc -| who thinks t under the It | ing picture welve -| that’s saying sc gh” Another “ Show for Ev duction which ¢ is Haver and for Meigh Meighan Tom Black picture, “Com. 2 is ir um has been { de Sings Tonight. a featur uring the 1 panted in HARRY IRE AT AMERICA TONIGHT IN‘SOFT SHOES? {AVERILL BAND ON SUNGAY you're a Carey to like “Soft Hunt Stromberg tarts today at thc s thi seen In a mething. of the speediest 1d his per {s undoubted- Me's ever done the story Carey's own {dea h is his firet hu him to a T, because he “cow ¢ try” ar of the most n San ¥ TODAY 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 o’Clock ELAINE HAMMERSTEIN ThE SPEED —And— WILLIAM HAINES —IN— MIDNICHT EXPRESS” The story of a railroad man who could not be sidetracked. THRILLS SUSPENSE Also Comedy—Pictorial—Cartoon SPECIAL MISS FRANCES BOWERMAN SOPRANO Singing Evenings—7:30 and 9:30 PRE-EASTER DANCE SATURDAY NIGHT A Washington Hall You're sure of a good wholesome time and don't RAWHOUSER’S DANCE ARTIS forget that Will be on the job as usual S t had ;| the pre c|uate of the |in a western photor Che Casver Sunsap Cribune FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 1925 intriguing underworld, Carey is given an opportunity to put over a brand new lot of the tricks and stunts that | have made himy famous and in he does tion some superb farce cor et. Hammond, who een more beautiful So-Jin, the Japanese r than ever; actor who causd so much fa comment by the C his fine portrays estial Prince in “The Thief of ¥#t Paul Weigel, Stanton immie Quinn, John Steppling with convulsions Powder River Band Sunday. The Powder River band, Bud Aver. ill and his six versatile musicians will present act at the y and Mor ons They have to thelr mi numbers and solos, fon of her treat ter patrons. | America th MARY FLINN OF GASPER, VERSATILE. VIOLINIST, WILL PLAY ON SUNDAY Miss Mar local girl whe Flinn, | will appe Klein-Marks 1 ‘I day f cital whot ur oO m4 t hall, i . 'T. J. Raich, president c Treble Clef chorus is in char am which will he thi ond fortnightly recital presented at the Klein-Marks Music Art pe, to which the public is cordi ally inyited, Miss Flinn can play and contest in s of all the Laramie ending the univ in the Uni ppeared on cc violin instrume Miss Flinn 1 le Cleft choru' Casper Symphony pleasure for this writer to serving credit to a 1c ays in the , a grad Natrona county high school, who is making such excel- lent progress on the violin that a great future is in store for her if she continues her training. Mr Riach has arranged for a splendid sical program at the Klein-Marks recital which will be heartily appreciated by everyone who enjoys re 20d music. Senge ‘NOT BUILT FOR RUNNIN’ ° WITH MALONEY AT IRIS Leo Maloney comes again to the Iris theater in his new picture, ‘Not Built for Running’.” Other actors being co-starred are Maloney's horse, Pico and his dog, Bullet. This pie ture will be shown at the Iris thea: ter today and tomorrow Leo Maloney is always thrilling {is exhibi tions of horsemans' splendid and he is equally as good as any of the stars maki Western films, s well known ig’ " suggests the plot of the story never runs away from trouble as was shown in his last picture which wa film was « ed “Hunti able. next Malor ° t Built f s theater patrons | | Ap RE HOT GROSS BUN DMGE AT THE ARKEN TONG A Hot Cross Bun attraction at tho @ will be the Arkeon Dancing IRIS Bishop-Cass TODAY and SATURDAY LEO MALONEY —and— His Horse “Pico” —and— Dog “Bullet” sino “NOT BUILT FOR RUNNIN’” ORCHESTRA EVERY EVENING mber of the | . Plummer's adacad enaders w c 1 vitation and enjoy lappy music. Shroe¢ sought by th ce Wednesday night whe shortly urtment at t © she entere Linden ar where sh | | | Headache Neuralgia Pain Toothache Ser- music and Arkeon tonight "GLADYS SCHROEDER, WHO = JIMFED. FROM. 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