Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 23, 1925, Page 4

PAGE FOUR By ROSCOE CONKLING FITCH “THE DANGERS’ TONIGHT) ATTRACTIONS TONIGHT. RIALTO—“Lucretia Lombard,” WITH STAGE DANCE REMUE) sia Sat revue, and AT THE AMERICA THEATER) gan. ka place tale uucker's Top Hand,” | was an -| | with Neal Hart, Iris theater or: 1 ous suc c ‘| | gan ARKEON—Feature Dance, Ted erica | edness of a loveless murriage. Lucre- tla, still young and pretty, finds her- self cheated, the wife of a confirmed invalid who bullies her. An extra | stolen dose of opiate administered by | himself ends the life of her husband }—and she is free, but only to find in fled a mer triangle so difficulties as nothing. of nan, and how fate steps in at | | the eleventh hour, staging a spectac- ular forest fire to settle the drama, own in this Warmer Brothers ¢ of the screen, It is said that no pains have been every respect. | Monte Blue and Irene Rich will be remembered everywhere for their brilliant work in ‘ Brass’ the screen idaptation of Charles G. Norris, who husband of the author of “Lu- t its bd {| Rose and His Band. | | cretia Lombard.” a “S| | WASHINGTON HALL—Bargain Others in case are Mare Mc- It ha Dance, Rawhouser’s Dance Art-| | B’ “Francis; John : we ists | Beaumont, Otto Hoff: af : n and Norma Schearer, 1 r Amateur Revue is Big Success. ica ast t liss Lucille Shackleford, jazz ; was awarded first place by is r ay t d at e a theater where acclamation {in the amateur arse Tre a Bride,” a William | rovue held last night at the Rialto i t amic mel nd prize went to H. R. Gris It “ ama a the ques! for hig talent in playing the har. € or u U : shows | monica and third to Baby Peggy, thing: Rialto theater was packed for | espe a my amateur revue which proved a g uy Lildred 1 1 the lea ing fem! the Rialto theater 5 ; lildred Pa ey i night. The, Saige laughs during the eight : be } ears xcellent acts in’ addition to . act his | the first three prize winners were : er ET presented. M. H. Todd, manager of an : Clarence Chidley y Gare an n the amateur . eorme Siash : : : rehire’ | vu A r s totaling $15. ; . ‘ 23 hei ab a5 cog ote | Tho other artists who received $1 ni esistibl ete mine prizes were: , i |< I f Lutea Karman, fancy gancing. v% A | Stage Acts at America | a eR oe caning: fies tion to the featu: 1 Vospett, sir ArT “Troubles of a Bride,” on Sunday. | ,- Lud Vivienn' aunt dance ERS P ay Newt | U JGGISTS EVERYWHERE | — WORET LOMBARD OTHROCK’G | WWiTHl IRENE AICH AND Your Gift Counselors R Henning Bldg 2526 Phone Lexington Cream | MONTE BLUE AT RIALTO =|TED ROSE AND HIS BAND “AT THE ARKEON TONIGHT The dance tonight at the Arkeon Dancing academy will be an extra- | ordinary large Saturday night dance. | Dancing on this particular ight seems to mean so much more to the dancers of Casper than any other night of the week to make it Arkeon to 8 Everyone sems point to meet at the their week-end with a pleasurable dancing party and con- sequently it is a night that ey one is there he large crow ds t attend the ce on Saturdi ht makes it more chummy to be dancing than ar ther , and if you are look- ing for a real good time, you are | of Kathlee cheduled | sure to find it at this most famous oY a run at the ater, start- | dancing academy XXXXX Flour iter Cotas elt ue and Irene The greatest feature that the Ar- , Rr ending a'¢ sulshed cast of | keon boasts of at present is the fact lor d Better Bread per sack }| 5), that they have the finest musical a Whole Whea | t the story enjoyed nization that has ever appeared Y Corn Meal; being hailed as one | {. this section of the country. They ‘Ask Yoursveccer! for this fade striking novels of the | say this without contradiction. To and have better bread It deals with a young | anyone who has heard and danced ‘ t: woman tied down to an| to Ted Rose and his band will read a Casper Warehouse Veable curmudgeon of an| tly agree that it is “Casper's most : oe 1 who is an invalid and needs | favorite orchestra,” a title to be , Company ‘As a result, the wo- | envied t DISTRIBUTO f all the joys and| Mr. Rose has been working his > ve 37 6m Tuilositiel Ava: : 1d feels youth | boys hard this week to have several slipping down the ret ade till she | new and nifty numbers to present rants tha'mnas Gfhee haat for thelr aproval at the dance to: ss Teach 5 In casting the players, Director | night und Producer Har To miss this dance at the Arkeon onsidered every sta characterizations h were th gs out the wretel Bishop-Ca LAST TIMES TODAY NEAL HART In “TUCKER’S TOP HAND” Also Monke ly | “Westward Whoa” Salt Creek Busses Leave Casper, Townsend Hotel a.m, and 1 p. m, and 6 p, m- Leave Salt Creek 8 a, m., 1 p. m. and 5 p. m. xpress Bus Leaves 9:30 Daily Salt Creek Transportation Co, BAGGAGE AND EXPRESS | TELEPHONE 144 CASPER TO RAWLINS STAGE CARS LEAVE DAILY AT 9030 A M FPARD—S12.0 Saves you approximately 12 hour® travel between Casper and Rawlins WYOMING MOTORWAY Salt Creek Transportation Company's Office TOWNSEND HOTEL PHOND 44 Come OH, BOY! Dancing Tonight The Biggest and Best Dance Night of the Week Featuring TED ROSE AND HIS 8-PIECE BAND THE ORCHESTRA SUPREME hits of the dance. Playing and featuring all the latest dance season—Music that you can’t resist to EONOAN rch DANCE TONIGHT DANCE TONIGHT will mean a ken disappointment for anyone who enjoys a pleasant eve- ning of dancing. en SS RAWHOUSER’S ARTISTS AT WASHINGTON HALL A dance, in fact mrny dances at a bargain, can be purchased tonight at the Washington hall for the price of 99 cents, A huge amount of fun, the value of which cannot be com- puted in dollars and cents, and an evening of the finest possible music will be thrown in free of charge. Such is the form of the invitation oxtended by the management to all Casper people to come and enjoy ‘a | Qurse, Rawhouser's Dance ar- | t of fans which | ts t ultimate in | dance mu ther This ar t e is certain to bring Those who the orches tra tonight will know what it meant from now on by the mere mention of the name of the leader, Temperature Is 92 Today 6s In Chicago HICAGO, May —A new heat ord for this date was recorded at Chicago weather bureau Friday n the temperature rose to $2, ¢ highest previous temperature 22 was 91 dogrees {n 1921 apron r eee One third off all furniture and old Harned Furni May 2: goods )., ON Mor $5.00 R Five dollars reward will paid fo the party furnishing the er Daily Tribune information * leading to the capture of the person who is fraudulently collecting subscriptions from Tribune subscribers. Patrons ot the paper should not pay any: n> thelr subscription except the artier who. delivers the paper or ‘n authorized collector from the “tice, If you are not eure you are paying the eight collector, ask him to show bie credentials, If he can not do so o! cal) the Tribune Teleplione 1 eward z | How two women battle for the love | | spared to ma Lucretia Lombard” as t a picture, as it, was a great | book. Critics who baye @lready yiew- ed the picture say it fs a’triumph in be Casver Daily Cribune TENNESSEE 1$ BATTLEGROUND IN “EVOLUTION” | terest for Other | Sections » (By Central Press.) DAYTON, Tenn., May 23.—The case of John T. Scopes, high school teacher, on the charge of violating Tennessee's “antl-evolution”’ law, promises to ,become a great legal tle. Willam Jennings Bryan has offered his services to the prose- cution; Clarence Darrow and Dudley Field Malone, lawy tional reputation, are eager to serve the defense; and money ts coming in from all over ghe country to afd both sides. Scopes 1s not worrled regarding the ~utcome. He courted arrest un- der the new law so that it could be tested. Even Nis friends are hoping that he will be convicted, so that his case can be appealed to the supreme court of the state, and, if necessary, to the United States Su- preme court. The case has much more than a local, or even a state, significance. Scope was arrested for teaching his pupils what the best scientific minds of the day belfeve to be the true story of the descent of man. These scientists do not deny the existence of God, but do not believe that God created.man in His image, according to the Biblical account. The persons responsible for Ten- nessee’s law aver, on the other hand, that the Biblical version is the only true account of the birth and progress of man. Other States in Fight, There is no doubt that Scopes has violated Tennessee's law; the question is whether that law is con- stitutional. It confilets with two phases of the Constitution, it is de- clared; that {s, those parts having to do with freedom of speech, and freedom of worship. Tennessee is only one of the states where there are “anti-evolution”’ laws on the statute books> but it promises to become a battleground for all of them. Thus Scopes, a quiet, unassuming high school teacher, will become a symbol. In Oklahoma for more than two years it has been impossible to teach the “evolution theory” in the public schools. In Florida the legislature passed a resolution advising school boards not to employ instructor who taught “Darwinism,” and a bill been introduced making such in- struction unlawful. In Texas and Kentucky the lower house of legisla ture pased anti-evolution bills, but the upper house failed to carry the measure—in Kentucky by the mar- gin of one vote. The North Carolina Board of Education will not employ teachers “who believe in evolution.” Bills are pending or about to be presented in Mississippi, Georgia West Virginia, Arkansas, Iowa, Illi nois, North Dakota, Minnesota Oregon and Arizona, Bible-Reading in Schools Involved. When the “antl-evolution” bill Was passed in Tennessee, it was proposed to add to it an amendment which would have restored to the earth the flatness it possessed in the days of Joshua, \It was ruled out of order, althotgh much eloquence Was poured out in its favor, Side by side .with the effort to Prohibit the teaching of the stovy of the progress of man as told by Scientists, goes the parallel move- ment to teach the creation story of the Book of Genesis. At present, Bible reading in the public schools is required by law in Alabama, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Georgia and Mi: sippl; ft is spe- cifically by law in In- diana, Tow 3, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Dakota, and New York City; {n all other states, except Arizona, Illinois, Louisiana, Minne- sota, Nevad&, Washington and New York State outside of New York City, it ts tacitly permitted, and ac: cording to a survey recently made, in nearly all such states it is actually read. ——————— Don't forget the date of the big furniture sale at Harned Furniture , one third off on Monday, May Sth. || A DRAMA OF ing "the ri ment in find | problem, | Hal Time of Shows 1+2:40-4:20.6 7:40-9:20 TODAY TOMORROW MONDA The story of a young girl unhappily married to a dissolute old roue—the great love that came to her upon meet- ht man’’-— the disappoint- ing him already married— and how fate stepped in and solved the THE NETTO LADIES ORCHESTRA Featuring the popular song. ‘THE BAREFOOT TRAIL” B: VT SCOPES CLARENCE DARROW Directors, previously J.W. O'Leary Is) Frank Kell, ———_—__—_—_ U. S. Chamber ™ John ASHINGTON, tion of the federal trade commission in adoption new rules governing its public! $1,600 in cash and $4,000 worth travelers’ cheques, Sioux City ficers captured them as th FRIENDS RETURN Good used cars, like good deeds, make firm friends. We have two reasons for making as many friends as possible. One, because it pleases our conscience. Two, because friends return. COLISEUM MOTOR CO, 151 EB, Fifth St.—Phone 724 Donse BROTHERS DeALers SELL Goon Usen Cars | FLAMING PASSION WCRETIA LOMBAR, Featuring MONTE BLUE and IRENE RICH Adapted from the Novel by KATHLEEN NORRIS OTHER RIALTO ATTRACTIONS KINOGRAM Roach Comedy NEWS PAPA'S PET” Alvin 8. Wiggers Y STATE LAW WILL BE PUT TO ITS FIRST TEST Outcome to Hold In-| nominated 1 formally ratified today included: Wichita Falls, Texas; Edward T. Meredith, Des Moines, Made Head Of Iowa; Dwight B. Heard, Phoenix. Ariz; Everett G. Griggs, Tacoma, Wash., and Paul Shop, San Fran-; ‘BANK ROBBERS W. O'Leary, vice pres’ the Chicago Trust corr elected | president of the of Com- A P D merce of the United States at its annual election. | WASHINGTON, May 23.—Tho| SIOUX CITY, Iowa, May 23—(By Chamber of (ommercs of United|The Associated Press)}—Forty-tive States unanimously adopted a reso| minutes after two armed men robbed lution approving the recent the bank at Goodwin, Neb., of about of of- SATURDAY, MAY 23, 1925 Wampum will buy an automobile . 7 Missourl river the bridge over the at the Fun Auction. into Sioux City. Back Achy—All Worn Out? RE you lame and stiff; tired, nervous and depressed; A tiserable with backache and sharp twinges of pain? Then look to your kidneys! Good health de- pends upon good elimination. But sluggish kidneys allow impurities to accumulate and upset the whole system. 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LAST Shows at TIMES 1, 3,5, 7,9 TODAY 10c and 40c = ALMA RUBENS MADGE BELLAMY a oe The Season’s Most Engrossing Romantic Drama of the Loves of One Man and Two Women, All Ensnared in the Dance-Mad Craze of the Times WILLIAM FOX ‘peras OUR GANG in “FAST COMPANY” —Also— Vivienne Emge and Maxine Edwards Two Casper Children in Fancy and Stunt Dances , MARGARET ANDRE Singing at 3:30, 7:30 and 9:3 \ HAROLD LORING At the America Wurlitzer Organ \ ™~ SUNDAY AND MONDAY “THE TROUBLES OF A BRID E” That Thrills Alike, Both Old and Young The producer of “The Fast Mail,” “The Eleventh Hour,” “The Arizona Express” and “The Cyclone Rider” also produced this, The UNION Label Can be used by the followin, Union firms, who employ none but rinters; The Casper Daily Tribune, Oj] City Printers, The Casper Herald Service-Art Printing Co. ‘4 The Commercial Printing Co. 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