Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 17, 1925, Page 4

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etyuebeOnemostosdanaad PAGE FOUR By ROSCOE CONKLING FITCH ‘BEAUTY’ FILM AND FIVE |[~srrnacoioss rosscur | AMERICA —"“Declasse” — with | ACTS OF VAUDEVILLE | a soul Kyne. Vive Netto Ladies TONG Th “Another Scandal” with | 1. Iris theater organ. | ARKEON—Chevrolet given 1| | away free. Dancing at 8:30. Ted Rose and His Band \| RIVERVIEW PARK.—Feature dance Rawhousee’s Dance| Artists. | ~ TORN sl AND °) AOGKLIFFE FELLOWES IN Che Casper Daily Cribune CROSSWORD PUZZLE ™ everywhere, from the opera of crosswords and definitions. Today's crossword puzzle has a queer collection of words. It travels to the Insane asylum, to collect its portion It { two] The see Corl Griffith | Musical drama prison iets began a thre Taxi r t Bic r To ramble | night 12, Distant | the t 3. To direct a meeting Rialto Vaudeville Tonight 1 in, , 18, for t ai directed the produc: | —eeece—e——— : al mention for | LADIES? OAY AND DANCE TONIGHT AT RIVERVIEW And Happy —and you have Nature's taking advan Wednesday at the organs and telicves | the. 1 Constipation, _Biliousness, iidren do Sick Headaches. |f if renewing that vigor and good {eel- r ing 20 mecessery to being well and happy. taking tful Chips off the Old Block NR JUNIOR Swe=Littlo Mo The same eandy-coate me Bold By e-third TALK ABOUT PEP! You Ought to Hear BOHEN ORCHESTRA RSDAY NIGHT AT WASHINGTON HALL FOLLOW THE CROWD—LADIES FREE Dance All Evening for 50c eS | | ' . tice to be ja good Herbert band wh LONG Ralph E devil of HORIZONTAL ng Loin Wi 5 player his or her wuty of it all tat inke a (01S WILSON AT IRIS IN “ANOTHER SCKNDAL’ a new andal eo pi ae fiatena” bela } Simpson have the othe adaptatic ue DANCE ARTISTS or, of Hami Iton's noi an intriguing one drama with a ne gives a clea feminine nature masculine mind The picture graphed MILLS, WYO. accord od Bus Service junade and the the with fine enter: miss | -IRIA Hable twig use Acid fruit To sin Small wax ined tnt 60. Theme. 63, Writing instrument who gives his land to an VERTICAL 2 form of often lve a sentence into it » fondle 9. nit To make cloth To rent, Materia! penton il Dr Scholfs ick, safe, sure relief. | Zino- ‘event shoe pressure. IRIS Bishop-Cass LAST TIMES TODAY Put one on—the pain ls gene ‘Ss “ANOTHER SCANDAL” with LOIS WILSON also comedy— “Friend Husband” Days 10c-20c Nights 10c-25¢ Camron and Camron English Music Hall Favorites ‘i Coudy and McGowan A Dash of Mirth and Song Donald McAdams and Sullivan Sisters In “A Wee Bit of Scotch” | 4 for basketry. | — ‘Smart Women’ Described By Writer | By HEDDA HOYT. tor of the United Press) K, June 17.—(United Streete. 21, Madman . Mother. . Loudly » A pair of useless organs in the} y twoletter river "| Mashion Daggers. Indian tribe sed woman Ninth day befo Exclamation of surprise . To restore Toward. | Bound with cord | Honorable, | Pleasure boat } Bills of birds. . Mineral spring . Cuckoo | Aurora of work, | deep, 62. Opposite of no —— ough our clothes are not suffi ment ‘Smart’ as popularly used dred and many of these Jowdier than their hus According to/ ——clever, prilliant, witty, vivacious, etc. A social celebrity may be all of these, but so also may be a chorus girl, a stenographer or the wife of a fish monger. dressed woman its one who is cleverly dressed, in perfect taste and in the current style. “A smart woman” on the other hand, may be a pe dowd, Somehow " as to the elite, n inault “to the mentalities st of us, y York newspaper stated t women were not wear- This meant id members of New ey were not wearing short skirts. And if one dared to tell the truth, one would say that | many of them have ungainly ankles The dress worn by women when A smartly regulation “feathers are the regulation colors. dressing of the hair is a matter of ritual, and the whole finis sult has to pass official s pall. tain we e/a ate of the N Mrs. Helen Barrett Montgomery, who has held the presidency of the American Baptst Foreign Mission clety for more than 10 years licensed minister of the Baptist mination LTO MATINEE 2:30—CHILDREN 10, ADULTS 40c EVENING 7 AND 9 O'CLOCK—CHILDREN 25c, ADULTS 50c FIVE HIGH CLASS ACTS OF CIRCUIT VAUDEVILLE Jimmy Doyle “All by Himself” Willis and Willis The Elastic Acrobats Mothers Now Smile At that “Summer Breakfast” problem ATS and milk” . . . that’s the right summer breakfast. Serve the oats with rich, fresh milk . , . lots of it. Then hot days will bother you but little. Just get Quick Quaker, It cooks in 3 to 5 minutes. That’s faster than toast. Cooked and ready before the kitchen has QUICK QUAKER cooks in 3 to 5 minutes Needed vigor a chance to heat up! All that rare Quaker flavor is food there ... the flavor you expect of Quaker Oats. Cooks faster, that’s the only dif- ference. And that’s a difference you wanted, isn’t it? No hot kitchens Pronounced ‘‘Day-Class-Say"—Accented on the last sylable —Loye vs. Social position in this «tirring drama of rap- turous romance Snub Pollard in “GET BUSY” News Topics HAROLD LORING AT THE ORGAN 10c and 40c Shows at 1—3—5—7 and 9 ARTING FRIDAY BUSTER KEATON Ba fe “SEVEN CHANCES” f A GREAT SHOW TODAY FEATURE PICTURE Beaut AND THE Bad Man by | PETER B. KYNE With Mabel Ballin and Forrest Stanley Another pulsating romantic melo- drama from the fluent pen of the gifted Peter B. Kyne 34. To perch. 35. Property settled upon a wife by | Press.)—Fashion w are forever husband at time of marriage referring to what “smart women’ 36. Hog, are wearing! “Smart doesn’t seem | ~ 41. Harassed (college stunt) rrect word to describe a well: Many of us are) t in the true sense of the word, | ently good looking to cause com in| refers to women of the| art means “sharp | WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17, 18; when under cover. [nagnets one whose bearing an4 Women who really look smartly | grooming places her above the aver. | dressed these days wear short age. T te may slide under Those with brains govern th other ive! lengths by their size, age and eT the shapliness of thelr ankles. cHic TERS PILLS va ek yous Breceis! Seine. taet Q) Smartness in dress nev means ex- tremes. A, ridiculous style is never a Sey nem a smart style. we use the to well From now on when word “smart” in refer dressed feminity we 5 woman who, regardless of tion in Hfe, wears both the and unusual gown {n a dis! et pens r gisitcer fox Bafest, Reliable, lew! ‘sot bY DRUGGISTS EVERC WEN The World’s Funaieel Motion Picture Producers Distributing Adapted from the hilarious stage farce that rted its run { years ago, this is unques- tionably the fun- niest comedy ever screened. It cost a fortune to bring it before the movie public but it is a fortune wisely spent. No child it too young, no man too old to roar with laughter at the delightful antics of the inimitable Syd Chaplin and his staff of fun provokers, in the most wholesome and humorous comedy ever known to the stage or adapted to the screen. RIALTO CHEVROLET TOURING CAR FREE TONICH FOUR DAYS STARTING SATURDAY h A CADENY.

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