Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 14, 1925, Page 4

Be ii tl tl PAGE FOUR i Amusements | GREAT LOVER PLAYS IN (“GALLOPING VENGEANCE? FILM AT THE AMERICA) BEING SCREENED AT REX ropened at the R afternoon in “Galloping | This picture will be y- It in a western rantland Rice Sr ht also is being an Laurel com! ¥ we BRILLIANT GAST.IN THE MERRY WIDOW? AT THE RIALTO. THEATER nt vaudeville show is ed at the Columbia to row where {t opened e are five splend 1ers open the she lking and acrobatic by Ross Wrigh ric dancing. cmerald Four, a quartette of male voices with a bit of humor ted here and there pleased : wi this week's “The Necesss " and Viola Country Store and Lewis Stone | Monday, Men" with Lewis Barbar: ty nd financial ‘intrigue, superbly Country store will be the feature| the Columbia Monday night, ‘ a hundred dollars worth of valuable merchandise from a dozen of the leading stores in Casper will be given to patrons holding lucky numbers. ——— SATURDAY. NIGHT DANCE TEA ORINKING AIDS nist The Casper Daily Cribune Solving the Anthracite Problem HOT AIR SUPPLY. 7 Uinrres Mittin | | f tables before their loudspeakers and take part. Fundamentals of auction bridge IKOA RADIO PROGRAM) camo wnich te callea for ntonday } evening, Nov, 30, at 9 o'clock. Names of the following champions will be MENTAL ACTIVITIES, | INVESTIGATION SHOWS Nov. A511) ks pi—| vecd: "Sidney 8, Leite, aid th beithe € Unit piscopal service of all Den-| champion of champions because of c : } ve rishes to be held at municipal|the number of trophies he has ac- ; | ; ‘orium, Denver. Sermon by Rt.| cumulated; H. V. Shepard, bridge The world has been oodeoc author of note; Wilbur C.. ‘White. ARKFON THIS | times that tea is a stir head, inventor of the Whitehead well does it know the soothing ef- system and a widely recognized play- Partly in Color ; hee fect which it has on our tired nerves er and Milton C, Work, author of 3 e¢ " : ae paid Ai condom eatin, abi ob a p. m—Afternoon mui idely read bridge texts and one of s en rotk and itt The usual big Saturday night] ing that the effect of tea in stimu-|Oe%2 reclial from St- John’s Ep Tae ee . ing that it was|dance only a little bigger ts the af-| lating the lagging energy of workers |) °athedra ac i lagi aA of them in| fair to be staged at the Arkeon danc-! in general, whether mental or phys Pe Bik bise ak ge wane acres : This greatly tn-|ing academy tonight. Crowds arecal labor be considered, is unques- | 1/0, 0. mapserviee of St. John's ular effect of | growing larger and larger each night | tioned. We Me mebatania Dotaewett in which the fast|and tonight 4s bound to be the big| It is doubtful, however, in this” eed asta aie s ted by thousands | night of the week. country at least, whether this en-|°"" coronation scene] One thing to be remembered {s|couraging quality is sufficiontly| yy.st of a series of radio auctior particular mention. The] that the Ajax sedan is to be given | well known. We are too apt to con-|p.yc0 going ne nn odanationad at © scenes are gems of photo-}away next Tuesday night at the| sider tea as purely a woman's drink, | "UK® Sumes as an eduactional d pasa ts well, and are|Arkeon. This means that everyone | while in England, Canada and Aus.| Y°"S!°" for broadcast listeners, w with Grama and natural | should eave all the coupons they can get and have them ready for this night. There ts to be dancing at that should be singled out sg the many|the Arkeon Monday night in order | men as well as women i t t detailed | to give everyone a chance to obtain] At this time, when aviating is be- oricanapln ee dy The Merry | more coupons and deposit them the | coming more and more a national |‘ raxberas jf page tte 3 me fa-| night before, affair, it 1s interesting to no tat 2 ners will be invited to arrange n s danced by Winners of the cash prizes given | our American aviators, following the | vert it will} away at the Jinx dance last night | example of the British, have ta be outstand- | were Homer Scherrill, Grace Bryan, | to tea, believing th: 4 b r ¢ € cture as well. | Matt Isaacson, Lee Jewett, Mr. U! thelr mental activities ar OTICE 113 dramats of} mer, C. M, Bruan, Mrs, Hammer,| ance for making hard fli i¢ cariteanyl esi pansientn cus E, First 1 Louis Becker, Clair Schumaker, y other dr Weiyine. eal Cth cetice v Jerome Campbell, Virginia Barns oMillan, Phones "16 nd 16, and = and Mrs, Evans won the thirteen | most famous arctic ye , coupons given away as the last jinx prize, h Dancing starts tonight promptly | b t 9 o'clock and everyone attending the dance tonight will recelye two coupons on the Ajax sedan. Blacktie's | | eee gang of musicians are getting hot | I ONE DAY ONLY | and tonight there'll be plenty of heat under thelr chatrs. | Bob Custer | Mats, Eve. VAU 10¢-80¢ 10c-A0¢ ‘Callopng if tralla tea drinking {s quite another matter, and its use as a tonic bev-| erage is almost | ited with mcking th Salada Tea with which t hly fed the Esquim stretches of drifted ice in COLUMBIA=== be featured soon by KOA at Denver: Each game will be f and complete in conducted in the | official will be universal. amon, al messenger will bring of your favorite r alls must be regis ed before 8 p. m. 3 and noon Sundays. CIRCULATION DEP’T. “MATA ne took with him nouse in Boston a lar ong, hard marches over the ( and Ice Cap, and far out o e ROAD SHOW DEVILL FIVE EXCELLENT ACTS body dances. meet all your friends here. Reet ge Ean | BLAIS), TODAY—SUNDAY bia EN, 8 Ce to get the extra coupons on “TWINS” | "ROSS WRIGHT - | WELLBAUM & MARCO | EMERALD FOUR ‘ . | Xylophonist Supreme Comedy Musical Duo Real Singers of Real Songs “Hobbies” GEO. & NETTIE FOSTO | CLARK BROTHERS | going the lucky caupgn. “Hock Shop The Detectiy Comedy Acrobat The Stage Marvel 4 -now a great Picture! 4 ERICH VON STROHEIM’S \”’ 66 . SPECI ~ SPECIA’ aturing ALSO FIRST NATIONAL “The Necessary Evil” With Ben Lyon and Viola Dana A MONKEY BAR FREE TO FIRST 100 KIDS SATURDAY BY NELLY G. TODD AND PLAYED BY ) THE NETTO LADIES ORCHESTRA NEW RELEASE The Biggest Picture Sensation in Years! MAY 1 AG SHOP PHONE SERVICE AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Factory Representative Always in Charge of Demonstration and Service Sait Creek Oil Field Representative JAMES L. MELDE, EDGERTON, WYO. FREE—TONIGHT Two coupons on the Ajax Sedan that will be given away Tuesday night, November 17. AJAX SEDAN This grand prize will be given away to the person Arkeon Be with us tonight or you will be sorry, Intoxicating! SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14 1925 How Novels Are Written as Told By Author of Tribune’s New Serial Story) BY EDGAR POE’ NORRIS {Famous author who wrote, “Sur- render” and “Methuselah’s Wife.” ‘The latter will be published ser: iaily in The Tribune daily, beginning Monday, November 16.) Homer Croy once did a very amus- ing little essay on the trials of the young author trying to find a com- fortable way to write, He found what every other other so-called man of letters finds—that there is no “comfortable” way to write. Au- thoring is devilish hard work. Many who earn their ying by the pen are able to do so under all sorts of condition. Any place they can push a pen over a pad ts an ideal workroom. But I must be alone, indoors, There must be no books or magazines around me, and no music or possible means of enter- tainment, for I am a,man @f weak will, and most any diversion can take me away from my desk. And I must have quiet. | Quiet is of all things most neecs-| sary to a writer, not because he fs particularly nervous or irritable, but because the slightest noise takes him out of the self-propelled dream into which he must plunge in order to write. Before I can attempt a line, I must be rid of my tie, or anything tight about my body, and I must have on a pair of eas> slippers. And there | must be on my writing table a gen- | erous sheath cf unruled paper, four | or five pencils finely sharpened, an | eraser, a dictionary, mye and ink, my notebook. The “first drafts” of my stories I el ee eae sees MF tes rae cee Oe Wear Key do in pen and ink. With these notes at my side, I type them out, filling in details, amending, abbreviating. Then I read ove the typed sheeta, make sure that what I want to say is there, and that's all there {s to it. It remains for my secretary to re- type the work neatly. My own typ- ing is done hit and miss fashion with two fingers. There aro many advantages to the life of an author, obviously, One of the disadvantages 1s being asked constantly, “Where do you get your material?" Only @ vague answer is possible, An author gets his ideas everywhere. He gets his material out of his ex- periences and ‘fis {nner-consclous- ness. cme a q ic bores, sealed with Blue A cea ice PHONE 28-F-3 Big Feature Dance TONIGHT This is the one big night of the week when every- On Saturday nights you are bound to Now is the time Thrilling! Great! The Merry Wido SPECIAL DANCE PRESENTATION By MISS DAVIS and MR, EARLE MERRY WIDOW” Soloct M Eve, 7:1 L. MUSIC SCORE ARRANGED “THE 5 and 9:15 PATRONS ARE REQUESTED TO START WITH THE PICTURE 1-3-5-7-9 o'cl. , Mat. 10c-40c, Eve. 25c-50c RIALTO r yy lt the first lines of the v's Wife,” which will be November 16. Edgar Poe Norris and hi first draft of hi: Casper-Buffalo-Sheridan Stage LEAVES CASPER AND SHERIDAN DAILY 8:00 A .M. (No Transfer or Layovers) Casper-Sheridan Daily Auto Service Saves 18 Hours—Good Equipment—Careful Drivers HEADQUARTERS HENNING HOTEL, CASPER, PHONE 616 CRESCENT HOTEL, SHERIDAN NOW SHOWING Rudolph Valentino aN THE EAGLE Supported by ViLMA BANKY and LOUISE DRESSER How Nations of the World Honor Heroes of War Spills thrill crowd at Race Steeplechase at Bel- mont Park, N. Y. Pretty Models Display Fall Styles in Girls’ Garters Dredging Gold from a California Riverbed. And Other Exclusive The world’s lover becomes The BDagle, a rapacious bandit, whose daring deeds are herald- ed far and wide, but whose heart is finally turned to ro- mance, and who again comes to rule supreme in a_ great heart role, MISS MYRLE RIDENOUR AT THE ORGAN 10¢ Admission 40c FOX NEWS Features Shows Start at 1:00, 8:00, STAN LAUREL | 5:00, 7:00, 9:00 o’Clock Comedy “THE SNOW HAWK” AT THE AMERICA When BETTR pictures are made AMERICA will show them tne Wantads Bring Rents It’s Glorious! TODAY TOMORROW MONDAY-TUESDAY 99