Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 2, 1925, Page 4

i. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1925 [Mlinois Gives IK IW TOBE GWEN [Sess seticcae > P| anta fuakers in Donte; Welcome Home| Ge di The famous Arington stock com- diameter. | er pany will give one performance of PAGE FOURW Che Casper Dailp Cribune Amass Glory for Army in Air Races Tcmeaaae | Amusements A. TS ROSS AOKED You may have rend about the In visible Cloak, but you surely have appear to | Hl The critic of the * sums up the matter TO ENTER FILMS. WHEN) fs joyous fellow students was the = given “Red” Grange, upon urn Iast night from Philadel- phia, where his University of Ilinols his | CHAMPAIGN, IIL, Nov. 2,.—C@)—| Willard J. Mack's famous story of | A two mile ride on the shoulders of|the underworld, “Kick In,” a com- EAD COLDS edy-@rama in four big acts, with the full strength of the Arington com- pany and new and high class vaude- ville between the acts. All on Tues- Melt in spoon; inbale vapors; apply freely up nostrils. and according to all : en he said t is a “feat o: hich has never bee | ted or even appro 1 sity of Pennsylvania squad 24 to 2}member the date, November 3.| VAPORUSB on a muddy field. So enthusiastic] Prices of admission only 25 and 50 Over 17 Million Jars Used Yearly was the crowd that they would| cents and {t ts all for the benefit of hardly permit thelr hero to’ sleep. r= The special train carrying the team, 450 rooters and the University band was met by a crowd of 10,000 students and townspeople. As fire- works were being set off the exult- ant rooters took Grange from his | coach, hoisted him to their shoulders and marched through the business district and to his fraternity house. Then twice as he retired the football | star was forced to come to a window | to speak before the howling crowd would disperse. "A Sensible Talk to Girls, Women : SHE QUITS STATEHOUSE| : ‘GLAMOUR OF “ARABIAN ©) NIGHTS? TRANSLATED TO SOREEN AT AMERICA Ee ball team smeared the Univer-| day evening at Elks auditorium. Re-| | Ss { } Mohammedan cenio investiture What and W. hen| tha g pitch of excit With § CAROL DEMPSTER and W. C. FIELDS Thurs., Friday & Sat. Noy. 5th, 6th, 7th at the AMERICA To Dr, W. B. Cald- well, of-Monticello, Ill, @ practicing physician for 47 years, it seemed cruel that so many constipated women and girls had to be| kept constantly irred up” and half to Live” and the Country Store Today Only. previously an- N FREE—10-Day Tube Send the Coupon | To Whiten ee 93 | 9 r ; ; zi ; rok ° is] jach misery, he did not belleve that Off-Color” “ioe Rosso” |UD YEARS OF THRILLS © (AMERICA’S NEXT FILM, | cuestcessto"es atta Teeth = 2shere'ccrse.S:) ARECONDENSEDIN FILM | PRESENTS WELL KNOWN |!" Steet and Firm Gums to healthy color, healthy NOW PLAYING AT RIS. 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