Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 21, 1925, Page 4

1 | } | } | | } PAGE FOUR | musements | HORSEMANSHIP PLAVINE THR MARK FRONTIER | AT A MILLS SUNDAY NIGHT 6 | GIVEN AWAY HOLDERS OF LUCKY ova aq TO 1 Turkeys THE L i I is i ‘Riverview PARK FREE | 6 THE COUPONS CC TSTMS on . HIGH CLAS hn. nd g ik M MITED MIL FLMED | ‘LTO Wy eOLORAGO MOUNTAINS. ¢ FEATURE AT AMERICA GIVEN AWAY, n have for the mask keon, next burn fans will furnish a IE CHAPLIN l Y 1G Ss IMPANY ROULETTE T a SIA TURKEYS WILL iE | erview park, supply of mas- stumes from Denver, here red-hot 5 “DISCOVERED? HILD AUDIENCES | Maj. ARKEON U. S. N., Capt Fole; Jim McK was one of the with Chaplin in ago period. at] From no les and|comes the Ch rom t¢ | divine 24 birds vary: na rg, ta t also also been comedy maki iw him ball to be y his parts pas as he Wednesday He fought to wear the trouser his all-star - humor ACTS OF ROAD SHOW VAUDEVILLE : Shenandoah dis authority than Swair statemen and went beyond what w win F mb out of the embr tnto t niform of the great world was cor ability talent.ever ! He wanted from the character Henry Leonard. were taken in the courtroom in Washinatan ack Swain, 1 the fun-| his portrayal of] n“'The Gold Rus} first men to appear that seemingly long the very first 1 his struggle | and battered hat first to Install atio; ‘NEW AMUDENLLE ACTS END FILM COMEDY JRE ETI GIN PRICE AND GIL MORE Advice to the Lovelorn HUYL ER AND CARMEN The RIO i” ee ee AL \stor in “The Pace That Thrills” ACTION Mary AY OF I WEST OF IGHTNING SPEED HENNING ON FIRST 7 SUNDAY SHOWS AT "and 9 will be and twwic evening, while tomorrow {t wil tinuous starting at 2:30. | \c | | i PRoGRam| |Of Age, Man Found {| WM arine Corps Officer Rules Lansdowne Probe As Navy Advocate Widow Accused Steps” Out | — a _.? ‘Maj. Henry Leonard, U. S. Marine Corps, retired, now is condu ster, having succeeded to the judge advocateship res when Mrs. Zachary Lansdowne testified that Captain change’ her testimony before the board These new photos of Mrs. Trio, expert ‘KOA RADIO Sunday, November 22. 11:00 a. n ice of Augustana Lutheran , Denver. , 00 p. m—~Afternoon music hour: Thanksgiving program featuring Highlander Boys’ First band, John 5. Leick, director, Denver municipal chu puditorium Service of Augustona ch, Denver: Young all Lutheran Seventy-Five Years To Be Bootlegger > will be urs hday anniversary establish the r POWELL, Helgesc its Here. Che Casper Daily Cribune cting the official probe into the igned by Captain Paul Foley, Foley endeavored to get her to Lansdowne, Maj. Leonard and f being the state's oldest manu- moonshine whiskey. He ught in the act of operating uo still at his headquarters: the second floor of the building owns just to the south of the Powell railroad yards, and was ta- ken to Cody by Unlersheriff Han- cock and a couple of state enforce- ment officers and placed in the coun- ty jail. A sentence of 90 days in jail and a $900 fine was given Helgeson by Judge Metz, Thus far he has been uyable to pay the fine, which means a long jail sentence for the old man should he conclude to “lay out” the entire amount in the county bastile Lander to Stage Big Coyote Hunt LANDER, Wyo,,- Nov, 21.—Coy- otes had better hunt their holes on Sunday morning, when the farmers, ranchers and sportsmen of the town and countrysids will put on a mon- ster coyote drive to rid one section of the Lander valley of the preda- tory animals that have been slaugh- tering the chickens, turkeya and sheep. Stub §arlow of the 4J_ranch, with the ald of forty Northfork farmers who have signed up to go, announces the plans and the circle which has been laid out. econ eaid ‘ribune Want Ads Bring Resvite 4 3 STARTING 4 TODAY ae “THE q Also ews SPECIAL ATTRACTION w THE Featuring the latest Operatic selection “THE STUDENT PRINCE,” by Sigmund Romberg Also the . By Benny Davie Latest Oh, How I Miss Joe Burke Popular H You Tonight! Mark Fisher ETTO LADIES ORCHESTRA’ RIALTO 2ramount PFrevture J, Last Times Today~Charlie Cha olin in “The Gold Rush’ at the > Noah Bec SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1925 | Greybull Center Of |Colonization Work” Mae Allison is happy these days for she is filling an intensely dra- matic role in’ Men of Steel," Milton Sills’ new picture, Mae first gained fame in comedy roles with Harold Lockwood. When he died she con- Unued to do comedy parts. Then one day she retired from the screen. “I realized that I was getting into a rut so I quit for a time and then came back in the parts which I had Wyo., Nov. 21—T of the Big Horn on association will be | ybull, it was decia tion of gene away with an always wanted to play, serious rr BISA SR TEE OIA Sie roles,” is Mac's explanation of her ‘ Sgt Mi sired Fett f ney admitt “Men of Steci”” has as background that : they ni i> Ponalebedend steel mills in Birminghar tipritt Fee toe where Miss Allison spent : sn bias tite faz her early years, When she : ‘ she took part in amateur dr pa SDSn) Dare in Birmingham, worked aos Porter on the Birmingham Then she left.to go on the #1 and later entered the movies. Now she's’ home and the home folks gather around the mills to watch the little girl at work whom they knew when she wore pinafores. Among other members of the cast are Dorlas Kenyon and Victor Me: Lagien. The picture is being mv from a story written by Milton ll marry eding casi ye t 7 NOTICE u fail to receive your call the office. 5 and 16, and a enger will bring of your favorite STAR DUST. The First National press would have us believe Derek Nhe, you ac who bas a part in “Too Much] to study pre paper Money,” ran away from home at| ferred Oxto ha before the age of 14 and became a boot-|4 i4-ye 1 noon accomp! McLaglen recei Christian CIRCULATION DEP’T. HANIA El PROGRAM OF CONVERSE COUNTY FARM CONGRESS NEXT MONTH 15. READY DOUGLAS, Wyo,, Nov. 21.— The Program fer the third annual Con- verse Farmers’ congress has been completed, calling or an ‘nteresting period of four days, December 2, 3, 4 and 5. The program is a varied one, with entetainment furnished along with the business of the con- gress. Prizes are offered in excess of any previous congr ‘The ex- hibits will include canned goods, baked grticles,.ezes and in tho seed show exhib’ 2 peas, beans and alfe MISS MY RIDENOGR At the Org —featuring “June Brought the Ros FOX NEWS and VARIETIES MONTE BLUE And a wonderful cast in JHE GREATEST ADVENTURE STORY OF THE MOST. \ B ADVENTURESOME LiFe / Tell the Advertiser—“I saw it in The Tribune. LAST TIMES TODAY Charlie Chaplin The World’s Greatest Entertainer in the World's Greatest Entertainment “The Gold Rush” —and— Grantland Rice Sportlight “HOOF BEATS” —STARTING SUNDAY-- DOROTHY DEVORE and MATT MOORE in “HOW BAXTER BUTTED IN” Continuous 1 to 11 p. m. R 10c 25c Shows Start At 1, 3, 5, 7, 10c—40c 9 FOUR DAYS ONLY— STARTING SUNDAY Zane Grey’s light- ning-swift tale of the final clash between civilization and out- lawry in the Arizona wilds. Ablaze with color; alive with thrills. 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