Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 4, 1925, Page 6

¢ AGE SIX ILACK GYCLONE? ENDS. |" WIN AT AMERICA TODAY, een, hun animal ih only s wit uel 1 —ninety-nine | vijje And Rex fs &| to where it will continue (5 ACTS OF VAUDEVILLE cA musements ‘a FEATURE FILMS ME —___|' ANNOUNGED AT COLUMBIA Vive new acts of roadshow vaude- ens at the Columbia theater > powerful, fear-| sat and Sunday. The many hundreds who saw last week's yaudeville bill acclaimed it’ the bests] “MAN ON BOX? 15 REXT EW BROOM? AT THE is certain those folks k this week to see the ich is hailed as equally nd it will Be ba Dur! ef Man THEATER FOR " : this week are Fred the Box,” tt ; P e, presenting thelr screen i xi and The Dancing , or alle Trio, “Bighteen Soe LAST TIMES TOOKY ie t f satile pair; ! 1 3 t nds, offering a lght- : liam ‘de Afitie’s | called “Stepping Out,” a er, master corfedy x | cvetist p Ww pas “A ‘ade Failure,” with Ben t f thi he] Alexa Lloyd Hamilton, Matt Moore and ‘ard and bump- | feature pict e things which the | the vaudev' is boy, Neil Harr ‘atsy Ruth Miller, {s the e to be offered with and Saturday 4:30, a monke: dred children at m . bar fri y iat ieee AIP ARS, CONWAY TEARLE PLAYS atured POOR ARTIST IN FILM SHOWING AT REX TODAY! w WHOLE FAMILY INVITED. 5.2 oc omplete the cast d Keith, an artist in Vita- photoplay, “School fot which will be shown at the 3 2 much sought-after Wives, t : an In the course of a am | if se > girls propose mar-j| 1 ich remains at nd he accepts both— | Rialto for a f ws you just how he makes ou Robert McW as the father, hine Cro. Neill Larr ell, “pop the question.” her only on the condition that she Sraesiea sea will renounce her father’s gold, and —there is a, di voree, unfortunately—Richard is “vamped" by a member of the aris- ut this time he is less o take a chance, so he im- which can't be et ell for him, for he T i night the| meets up with Betty again, thelr 1 and th nagement sug- | differences are reconciled, and there gests that every member of the remarriage between the same family take advantage and try cour no sche | Conway ‘Tearle impersonates n hard Keith, so no girl will won- 1 hat the artist is in such de bane a ae et 1 h Yor n Francisco be on b Angeles brokers will receive p ‘ork stock exchange quota- s in full by ticker beginning pos. in ‘Mare Cost of the instal 1 Is estimated at $500,000. one, CHAPLIN a8 a ® Get ready for the laugh Syd Chap- is coming soon in his first new Warner comedy, “The Man on the Box.” of your life! This piece comical mi is “The Man on the Box” is coming soon. ready to laugh! Syd’s of fun—the combination ventures, intrigues, love-making and unadul- terated jollity ever packed | into one evening’s screen entertainment. Feel All Out of Sorts? RE you tortured with constant backache and stabbing pains; subject to headaches, dizziness, and kidney irregularities? Feel drowsy and listless? Likely, then, your kidneys are not functioning properly. Don’t neglect sluggish kidneys! Help them with Doan’s Pills, a stimulant diuretic. Thousands recommend Doan’s. Ask your neighbor! 1043 Roxelde Here is Casper Proof: | Doan’s Pills Stimilant Diuretic to the Kidneys | 0c all dealers. Foster-Milburn Co, Mfg. Chemists, Buffalo, N.Y, BE A REGULAR AT THE SATURDAY NIGHT master- most of Get There’s One Tomorrow Night With BOHN’S ORCHESTRA Doing the Honors in the Harmony Corner 99c---ADMISSION-—99c DANCE Che Casper Daily Cribune ON THE RUN. “Hark! What was that noise?" Peter started, looked over his shoul- sand that wouldn't free my feet, though I tried with all my might to lift them from the ground. All ba | could do was to grow! and show my first learned Two-Legs are as afraid | of Bears as Bears are of them. “Allin the world I thought of was} to make my escape back to the cave and dear mother. But those two great creatures thought I was com- Ing straight at them. With a yell they turned and ran and when I FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1925 Pacific, the Great Northern and the Minneapolis and St, Paul and Sault Ste. Marie, ers throughout the state who express the belief that there has been con- siderable use made of the rate during the present years but think it should for at least another teeth. And all the while those creat-| be extended ures kept up that awful hubdub, At | year last I spied an opening betwesr two| ‘The rate, which was put into effect 10 Two-Legs, dnd with one final effort | last y to € re on December C I made for ft. Then it was that [|] 31, provides for a 1um charge of $7 for the regular load tots. Favorable ceived f and Pp, Line, Other r has been In eff ch shipment or one-half ariff on less than car- replies have been m the Chicago, Milw: nd the Oregon ds on which the t are the Northern der then remembered that Growly saw them running away from me the Bear was telling a story. But what could I do but run after thern? ho was telling it so well that {t seemed very real to the boy who for a moment was about to ha “Tap! Tap! Trickle! Trickle! voices—creatures though not in a 1 ever heard befo: “Wow! Cub, off all by myself in the woods, v odness knew what for com: e clea without finding out from what! wits told me to go! told me to stay know what swung by their sides c 1 ng straig were almost as tal] as I was and that had But y plac ni na ht at about 4 thought ppen. something |} do to pay them back fe 80. “Ugh, ught And together, that I had A hug talking nguag at me,’ grunted I. I was frightsned. A meet a Bear to tree spect Next! © was home! I headed g. ‘Coward! My curiosity Besides, [ must t sweet smell was! I plunged boldly Je, bump! In m: to watch I tumb HELDTQUN A BEAR! GET YOUR GUN were point: Creatures ‘that and truly there I never knew. To me the woods seemed full of them. Whichever way I looked there was commission to extend me! being asked by the Montana him with re “The End of the Search.” a Montana Roads Asked to Renew Low Stock Rate for “And all my fright turned to glee As Tran I thought up what I could r scaring me it growl-|T haq fal terrible Twyo- y teeth in fright.| Legs, of whom ther had 80] iELENA, Mont., Dec. 4.—UP)— S often warned 1 Railroads operating in Mo! feet, that] “How r ‘Two-Legs were really ete eee ae year the special rates granted for 1925, on registered horses and tle. my hairy | arms will make you sorry you yelled ‘And maybe } shall give you a scratch or two to| make you remember when next you walked upon thelr hind feet! Creat-} one of the terrible creatures waving} The request is made at the ple ures that had no fur nor feathers, | his long arms at me and yelling in a cattle raisers associations and breed. but w skin that was falr and co that plerced my e like a t = smooth! In the Instant that I caught sight of them I knew who they were. of knife, “Help! Run! A Bear, a Bear! Get your gun! Get your gun!" EURALGIA 7 _ STRENGTH Away back in history, sturdy Norsemen found cod- liver oil sufficient to help develop marvelous strength and endurance. | : Y TEARLE ’ ~ | 'GRIO HormauisT Scott's Emulsion | (gienmmeaduatega +5 is cod-liver oil like the Vik- SATE E ings thrived on prepared wen ThE? in the form of a rich, | Ses aa tasty cream. ' It builds strength and endurance. Scott & Bowne, Bloomfic!d, N. “SPORTLIGHT” ALWAYS WORTH WHILE RIALTO TARTS TOMORROW GLORI'S LATEST AND |; BIGGEST COMEDY AT RIALTO TOMORROW: Gloria Rialt: duced by Struck” Swanson farting Saturd: Struck,” a dazzling of life in the Paramount, Gloria pk nembered what mother had out the stick that kills. A cruel Httle stone comes k upon! “G-r-rt” growled the Bear and shiv- ered. Then he continued his story. | “I was so frightened, Boy, that I could not move. I felt as though I had stepped thto quicksand—quick- MOTHER FATHER SISTER BROTHER comes to the in “Stage comedy-drama business, pro- In “Stage ys a character show ARKEON inging toward you. Sharper than point of a porcupine’s quill it APORUE finds your heart. You faint, you Over 17 Million Jars Used Yearly fall, you know no more. And that Two-Legs carries off your thick, furry hide to make him a rug to orheadache—rub the forehead melt and inhale the vapors | AMERICA TOMORROW ADOLPH ZUKOR JESSEL LASKY ‘Gloria Kwanson STAGE STRUCK’ AN ALLAN DWAN PRODUCTION HAT young girl hasn’t dreamed of fame and fortune behind the foot- lights? role of the type which made her one of the great character actresses of all time. She is supported in this gorgeous picture by Lawrence Gray, | Gertrude Astor and Ford Sterling. “Stage Struck” is the story of a waitress who longed to be a show girl. One of the big comedy dents of the picture is a boxing match between Gloria and another girl. Peru to Comply With Pershing’s Boundry | Award | WASHINGTO. Peru has given Tacna-Arica sit circular. izing its embassies and legations throughout the world, taking cog nizance of reports that the foreign office has approached with proposals for settlement of the soy been ereignty d » without further re- course to ident Coolidge’s arbi existing fon at where the plebiscita o up by President readed by General Pershing, | ting, Pe tu had no other cours © om ply honorably and strictly with the aribtral award, and was determined not to modify this obligation in any particular. sald EN ae Give Her a Chi 30; EVE. 10c and 40 | FRED and ELSIE | TONIGHT No School Tomorrow, So the Kids Can Sleep Late After the Party ALWAYS A GOOD TIME AT THE ARKEON DANCING ACADEMY from ibs Avel nd Celebrated Saye Pay by Harold McGrath Cant Includes David Butler Alice Calhoun AST TIME TODAY THE WILD HORSE RE In “BLACK CYCLONE” ALSO NNETT COMEDY FOX NEWS FOX VARIETIES AMERICA %« * Shows at 1—3—5—7—9 O'Clock MACK COLUMBIA FIVE ACTS ROAD SHOW VAUDEVILLE TODAY— “The Girl and the Dane THE DANCING LUNDS | “Stepping Out” “A SELF-MADE FAILURE” Ben Alexander—Lloyd Hamilton—Matt Moore—Patsy Ruth Miller Today and Saturday—Shows 2: When BETTER pictures are made AMERICA will show them! Bishop-Cass Block West of Henning on First ATURDAY—SUNDAY BURKE | LaSALLE TRIO ing Goot” “Eighteen Feet of Harmony” CHAS. and HELEN POLLEY | A Genuine Versatile Pair LE FEVER “aster Comedy Cyclist ALSO PHOTOPLAY —With— 30, 7 and 9 Sunday-—2:30, 4:30, 6:45 and @ o'Clock Coming—Hoot Gibson in “SPOOK RANCH” “Stage Struck” is the story of a girl. who tried to make the dream come true. Glorious Gloria’s greatest character role. Her richest comedy role. Her flashiest fashion role. Luxuriously produced, with many geous scenes in natural Technicolor. Company includes Ford Sterling, trude Astor and Gloria’s handsome leading man, Lawrence Gray. gor- Ger- new ] “NEW BROOMS’ will dust the cobwebs from your funny bone. And make you laugh as you’ve never laughed before ADDITIONAL ATTRACTIONS FABLES “The Window Washers” URBAN CLASSIC “Nature and the Poet” LIGE CONLEY A MLERMAIC COME 1 Y| THE NETTO LADIES ORCHESTRA SPECIAL ATTRACTION MARGARET GRISINGER’S SCHOOL OF DANCING é In‘a Novel and Fancy Dance Revue PROGRAM -Betty and Margaret Grisinger ----- Emogene Stapleton -~- Virginia Witz - Thelma Rowray jory Perkins and nd Model s Hornpipe Dance 2. Artist s Sailor Clog ian Dance—Charlene Hanway Betty Grisinger. fighland Fling .- : | Dutch Dance -- } 8. Charleston 9, Novelty . Eccentric - Court JeJster. Ru -- Leah Jane Sic Wilson and Betty Lord ~~ Betty Grisinger - Charlene Hanway Esther Kruger a - Maxine Millor An Old Fashioned Miss - ~ Marjorie Perkins Italian Duet -...Thelma Row: Margaret Grisinger Shows at 1, 2:40, 4:20, 6, 7:40, 9:20 Dancing at 7:45, 9:45 R | A LT TODAY 10c 40c