Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 13, 1925, Page 4

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Marco, t Vastne Jor a comedy musical duo; the Emerald ait : Four, real singers of real eongs; | a rge and Nettle Fosto, in a com iyi : {t, “Hoekshop The Detectly heart strings. In pory| 024 Clark Brothers, - comedy ‘der « it role iss Mur ats, fat ating ah we The feature picture is “The Neces. é y Evil’ with Ben Lyon and Viola histr . r nic n Stroheim ( Mayer. The “Lovers " Q i Quarantine e D niels on gorgeously fa dway by F. stage industry ~ ROSS WRIGI | :0. BEN LYON Vv AUDEVIL ‘ot Metro- noted director ation and prepared th Benjamin Glazer y by Vic- Franz Le at the for the last times to convincingly ret gowned, nan who* captivates that low almost in spite of him- | > if, es th ap between an ungain ] y, ludicrous echild with a bea a@ screen version of hit “Quaran- Tennyson Jesse and in- es Harrison Ford in a featured The best money can buy-— a new Colorado ROAD SHOW VAUDE FIVE FEATURE ACTS ~ TODAY---SATURDAY---SUNDAY WELLBAUM & MARCO iT Comedy Musical Duo & aE I'TIE FOSTO Detective” EY ES V AU DEVILLE J. Ae CLARK BROTHERS Comedy Acrobats . ad VIOLA DANA in “THE NECESSARY EVIL” COLUMBIA . BAR TO FIRST 100 CHILDREN SATURDAY VILMA BANKY and LOUISE DRESSER Screen Story by Hans Kraly 5S RE RSE Kru ad. | miration for her elder sister's beau Dar The first one hundred children at Saturday's matinee will each receive . Monkey Bar free. Last Night’s Amateur Show Big Hit Ten amateur ts appeared at the Y t mer bers of the sig. | Columbla last night. ‘There wer: John Gilbert thirteen people in all, and they did . ier rfully well. I “D'Arcy, ‘i 1 Gaoren Baas obaahine e audience awarded the first Sydney Bracey | Prize of five dollars to Julia Csakt r violin solo," Second o Helen Hicks for her nov TRAFFIC COP IN “TWO SHALL BE BORN,” REX For the first time in his. varied of a traffic policeman in “Two Shall Be Born,” a visualization of Marie Conway Oemler’s popular novel of same name, now showing at the Rex theater. During the filming of the in e opposite the star, Other big| production Mr. Harlan guided traf f F n the Alfred Lunt, | fic at several important crossing i Eden € z y Oliver and | New York City and won praise from Police Commissioner Enright+for the 1] re brings Bebe to the! able manner in which he b 4 - men eDONONOROTOZeHOTS Bluhill Coffee ILLE | EMERALD FOUR Rea 1 Singers of Real Songs CONTINUOUS SUNDAY 80, 4:30, 6:45 9:00 '|What and When'| career Kenneth Harlan has the role | rua The inter —IN— Supported by STARTING TODAY Rudolph Valentino THE EAGLE N 2044 Broadway Denver, Colo Rudolph Valentine 1 with Mister Valentino making person tremendous and picture met with criticisms remarkably unanimous in lavish praise Stop Business to: Strand without Valentino making any personal appe: Indications are that Strand will history Stop Mister Valentino has given vs big box offic D ARTIST | appearan UNI Sho most enthusiastic do one of the best Miss Myrle Ridenour at the Organ ws Start at 1:00, 3:00, 5:00, 7:00 and 9:00 o’Cloek "has returned to mean? Bill Hart, erything. eted “Tumble- time Bill just | field of “West-| jaw, steely eyes were familiar to hen he ided ted draw Barbara Bedford, 6 leave the films for a time. The lure of the kllegs called him back and he made “Wild Bill Hickok.’ A short time ago he started on ¢ veeds,” so named a the wildweeds which grew in |the district in which the ploture was mi Barbara Bedford js his leading lady. Doug Fairbanks has had a’ lot“of hard luck during the filming of “The Black Pirate.” Doug himself sustained a brok production mana n rib, Ted Reed, er, broke a shin crowds of Gotham's thorough- popular actor found the work ting and confided to the com- oner that one of his boyhood ambitions was to be a policeman, “I believe that I would bave made t I had followed my childhood sal “Somehow it me to guide traf- 4 been at work a few minutes I felt that I, had been on the for i my HOODOO DANCE WILL BE BIVEN TONIGHT, ARKEON Friday night, the thirteenth, spells nothing but the jinx and a hoodoo for everybody. For this reason the management of the Arkeon Dancing academy-is #taging a Hoodoo dance for the patrons of this academy to- | night. Thirteen cash prize are awarded to the lucky {ng coupons. It will be to be persons hold- an ideal night to try to throw off the jinx, which is always on one at such time. There will be lots. of fun at. this party tonight Younger folks are especially inter. ested in the dance tonight, for the following day finds no school, and r oliday for them. Un- © tonight pecial feature Ajax conpons r ded out to everyone at- tending dance tonight. ‘Three | more dancing nights ’and this auto- me Will] be awardal to some “lucky persons. It pays to attend every dancé until this time, and ob. tatr the coupons possible. Mr. Derby, saxophonist; Joyce Ayres,’trampet, and Newton Nelson tron are the three new men mi ew York City, N », 192 York S was top Newspaper y at ‘ance is phenomenal Stop s business in -its success CORPORATION trand Stop Bu reception yesterday diy erowd will be at bone, and Roy Coulson, a private, had a sword almost run through the Achilles tendon of his‘eg, . Who said the movie actor's life was a bed of roses? George Walsh’s next picture will depict college life. It-will be called “Smith of Cornell” andthe pro- ducers are planning to gain permis: sion to film most of the-scenes on the Cornell campus, Griffith's most recent photoplay, ‘Caesar's Wie,’* has been retitled irtation.” The reason's obvious, isn’t it? Corinne Cecil D. DeMille ig looking for a new star for the ‘Volga Boatman.” No screen experience is necessary. The rgle is that of a Russian girl, aristocratic and well-bred. She must be of the dusky, brunette type of beauty, and combine with her patri- clan reserve the fiery temperament of the éasterm blood. No comedy talent need be a part of the actress’ makeup, yet she must possess in- tense emotional potentiality, which will be called upon during almost every scene of the dramatic spec acle eA > Feathered Boudoirs, After some women feather thelr they feather their bodies. Dressing gowns are trimmed with nests, ostrich feathers, which also replace the ribbon frills and metal fringes of the boudoir hangings, Sofa pillows bordered with willowy also are KOA RADIO PROGRAM Saturday, Nov. 14, “1145 a. m—Weather; Ports; stocks; markets; and produce. 12:15 p. m—Colorado Agricultural college-University of Colorado foot. ball game from Colorado field, Fort Collins, Colo. 7:20 p, m.—Football finals. 900 p, m.—Orchestra music pro- gram. Toad re- lvestock Spanish by Radio. From the icy sweeps of the Arctic circle to Mexico and Central Amer- ica, radio Usteners of all ages and} nationalities are to be invited shortly to study Spanish over KOA, Rocky Mountain broadeasting station of the General Electric company at Denver, a Manuals already have been obtained to accommodate a class of 5,000 persons, and it waa predicted today that this number would be increased materially before the expiration of the course, an all-winter feature. Instruction, in charge of Prof. Benicia Batione, head of the Span- ish department at the University of Denver, will'be based upon the Galeno natural method, as prepared by Prof. Oscare Galeno, formerly of Plumes, which also decorate lamp shades, while woven feather rugs are tossed about where they are least likely to be walked on, McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets will increase ‘your weight 5 pounds in 30 days or your drug- gist is authorized to return your money. No more will weak, thin unfortu- nate children cry tn protest when the nasty fishy-tasting, horrible- smelling cod ver ofl is brought out. Medical science progresses rapidly, and now you can get at your drug- gist'’s real, genuine cod liver ol! in sugar-coated tablets that young and old can take with ease and pleasure. 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Just ask for McCoy’s Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets, Kimball Drug Store, Midwest Pharmacy, Casper Pharmacy or any druggist will tell you that they are wonder- ful flesh and health builders. Only 60 cents for 60 tablets —and don’t forget that they are wonder workers for feeble old folks. Get McCoy's, the original and gen- ulne, and beware of tmitations— Adv. FRIDAY THE THIRTEENTH HOODOO DANCE 13—CASH PRIZES—13 It may be a jinx to others, but there are no black cats at the Arkeon THERE IS NO HOODOO ABOUT OUR AJAX DANCE Tonight we will give away special coupons at the 4oor—all one The Ajax Sedan will be given away next Tuesday night and there’s no jinx to that. and we will drive away the jinx. Come tonight EON The World-famous stage sensation in motion pictures! THE NETTO LADIES ORCHESTRA PLAYING A SPECIAL MUSIC SCORE ARRANGED BY NELLY G. TODD Admission—Matinees 40c-10c, Evenings 50c-25c FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1925 the University of Chile and more re-| velvet and still remain unspotied cently the Un’ ity of California. | from the world and the weathe KOA's classes will meet via loud-| The dinner table is another matter speakers and earphones regularly | Manufact ye succeeded every Monday evening at 8 o'clock commencing Nov. 30 and will be in session approximately one hour, it was said. weay fabries which w not lost their softness or sheen wly sprinkled with matter and this has added materially to the yogue { coats, hats and day-time frock Some of the velvets are thorough!) water-proofed. Unspottable Velvet, It is possible nowadays to wear Always Keeps Fresh "SALADA” TEA retains its delicious flavor 45 the air-tight aluminum packets, in which all SALADA is sold. eos meee east Lene BEBE DANS FRAN RANK Corts % He eloped with the wrong girl—and thereby hangs a merry tale of complica- tions and explanations. The best Daniels comedy you’ve ever seen—and you know Bebe has made some mighty funny ones. a —Also— The Telephone Girl Comedy—Cartoon—Scenic THE NETTO LADIES ORCHESTRA RIALTO wo 8, 5, 7, 9 o’Clock You Can Bet There Will Be a BIG SATURDAY NIGHT DANCE WASHINGTON HALL 99c—ADMISSION—99¢ BOHN’S ORCHESTRA WIDOW asthe Widow John itl re as the Prince ‘AS A STAGE PLAY, Acclaimed in Every Capital of the World! ‘AS A PICTURE, One of the Greatest Entertainments Of History! Featuring the selection “THE MERRY WIDOW”. SATURDAY—SUNDAY MONDAY—TUESDAY Shows at 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 o’Clock