Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 25, 1925, Page 4

{ \ LE yw PAGE FOUR ONS TONIGHT. t{1rALTO—"Smouldering Fires,” | | with Pauline Frederick. Netto “SMOULDERING FIRES ATT tra Rainbow Girl Revne in “Jarz-0- | Mania’ at Zand 9 o'clock, Photo- play, “The Great Diamond Myas- tery. goa Pa AKKBON—Fifty cent 8 Tod Rose and His Band. dance, WASHINGTON HALL — Bar- { | trenzy | | comes to the America the France, to find the United and the girl he is to n of the pleasure Milton Sills and Doris K oo-featured. “The Bandit’s Baby" Friday. The roars of laughter that in the wake of such a produ “Charley's Aunt” re-ec as through “The Bandit’s Baby" w Briday. Situations that are tively new. comedy burlesque, and s beautifully wit of a fattling western tale, with Fred Thomson's remarkable personality and with the histrionic ability of the athletic star and his equally famous horse. Silver King. Silver, a ter of fact, has a lot to ac ing for the baby that is sud wished on his master, ‘The Ban This is unquestionably the funn ploture which Thomson ha’ ever made for F. B, O., and it ts safe to gain dance. Bohen's orchestra. of this mass he title, “Hubby,” remained virtually through- Sa 8 | out the production of the picture. | In fact, two previews were held un- @ | der t of the of the ‘y, hit was discuss- 6 comedian Id 1 think of it? That's 8 the story acter is certainly isn't hot water.” was born another new sg Lioyd title, “Hot © the Rialto theater it Saturday antcicneeipiaetritcaat poe e.| THE BANDIPS BABY’ ON ~ FRIDAY AT THE AMERICA who concerts and i for First Na- per cycle of h endless orgi¢s and adolescence, has passed central theme of film drama. wants solid substance in ts to see the problems of life expounded and Nes TRY TO RAIS pal eallar toe y Man,” which Huda- CHAMBERLAIN’S|!"5 * COLIC and DIARRHOEA| ,, REMEDY theater, keep- e type of picture which judiences now want f 1 the Struthers Burt ve Interpreter's ) el in your ho A young man ears in blind AMATEURS AMATEURS A BIGGER AND BETTER SHOW EVERY WEEK RIALTO Tovorrow Night—9 o’Clock ENTERTAINERS DE LUXE BILLY AND BETTY BUTCHER In the Dance of the Wooden Soldiers ESTHER SPECHT ( e Walk JOSEPHINE TENNYSON ecitation WILLIE SPECHT = oF Se = Recitation i | THE PETERSON TWINS In_a Novelty Pantomime Eight Prizes PHONE enter at Once *"y On 126- vo, 127 of this week’s Saturday Evening Post is a message of importance to you. pages CASPER MOTOR CO. 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An excellen in support. oo RIALTO AMATEUR REVUE AT ON FRIDAY NIGH Friday comes again t rrow and with the ad of the da interest of Rialto thea patrong centers 0 the amateur revue which will be hel at 9 o'clock tomorrow night. This is a weekly event and the Rialt theater is always packed on Frida night when the amateurs pe M. H, Todd, manager, bigger and better show t night than ever before, still a chance billed on the Mr. Todd withot in the Rialto theater Entertainers de lux pear in the amateur revue tc cast is seen! night include Billy and Butcher in “The Dance Wooden Sol: ” Ei a “cake walk,’ a recitation, J Willie Specht the Peterson ty pantomine. FIFTY-GENT DANCE WITH ROSE BAND AT ARKEON The Arkeon Dancing acaden’ a novelty wil) patrons another one of thone p night dances. Thess: without doubt, the m the whole. week on acc Yeasonableness of the which {s 50 cents and the free. 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Dancing will start tonight prompt: DORIS KENYON and MILTON SILLS Harold Loring Playing—‘‘At the End of the Sunset FR “THE BANDIT’S BABY” Also Comedy, “LAUGH THAT OFF’—FOX NEWS Harold Loring Playing “Moon Beam Shore” Shows 1, 3, 5, 7 and 9 STARTING TOMORROW, THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1925 rostrum, —WITH— Trail” fee “THE GREAT DIAMOND MYSTERY” Tonight you'll find one of the largest crowds of the Get in on this party! week, 50¢ Dancing Tonight “A BATTLE OF MUSIC” VERNON McDONALD’S 8-Piece Band 2---ORCHESTRAS..--2 SATURDAY NIGHT “JAZZ.O IN ONE ACT AND THREE SCENES THE RAINBOW CHORUS “IKE” EVANS HIMSELF RAINBOW HARMONY TRIO KELLY SISTERS VAUDEVILLE SPECIALTIES Photoplay With SHIRLEY MASON TONIGHT A BARGAIN — 50c Dance Just the Door Admission and You Dance All Evening FREE EONDAN Palate COMING SATURDAY midnight with Ted Rose and his band officiating on the musicians “THE BIG “T WANT MY MAN” 10c and 40c -MANIA”’ 50c Daneing Tonight TED ROSE’S 8-Piece Band JUNE 27TH in ED THOMSON