Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 13, 1926, Page 4

2s! ar on ut ii eis PAGE FOUR . Am usements i “WNDAME BEHAVE? AT THE RIALTO DELIGHTS FUN-LOVING AUDIENCE). t; evidenced by , lavish scale and {8 studde* with lux- sinning to end nnett plays y show « O'Ne!l) shines frish girl w erion fan ed ‘WAL WAR STARS Soo! (A KENTUCKY PRIDE? TOON AT THE REX in his greatest nin. He r his >hilad Charmer’ offers , r D0 for ¢ r rs to M War makes his motion pic- BEVY OF BEAUTIES IN |stats ! Fot supréme attraction | . is playing at the Rex. His| rante will also be his last Pride” is the colorful “SALLY, IRENE, MARY of a royally bred filly, as herself. .[t was filmed in ih John Fotd directing. The ex {pal characters are horses and oe | ir Play (Man o War's fath A nk Future, the Irene 1 Goulding America theater, ch playing | the hunidn Walthall, J 1 and Gertrude As cpals ——_———_—_ auty, Industr b sheep and ttle, m élopments in 1925 of Ver will be exhaustively coverea in the made on a! TribuneHerald industrial edition AMERICA f IT’S HERE Today Sally Irene and Mary The great Broadway stage hit has now been made into a film masterpiece that will thrill and touch the nation’s heart! Here is ah amazing picture! scenes of chorus Tt takes you behind the ife, shows you its glamor and ety—then le k into the hearts of these flowers of the ni cht and see the drama pl. d theré i Cuties in a big spectacular show! 10¢ 40c Thrilling and Gorgeous as a Broadway Show! The Story of Three Chorus Girls Hére is the most colorful picture of stage life ever flashed on the screen! A superb piece of film enter- tainment—full of fun, thrills, beautiful girls! It will hold you tense to the end—it will make you laugh while your heart is touched! It is the moving story of three girls who came to ‘ nd out. what behind the br the glitter. Lays bare ecre of he life of the Broadway beauties! A GREAT CAST, INCLUDING CONSTANCE BEN- NETT, JOAN CRAWFORD, SALLY O’NEIL AND WILLIAM HAINES. Fox News Shows at 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 Vanities or the World We Live In CARNIVAL DANCE THURSDAY NIGHT Novelties, Serpentine and Confetti Given Away FREE AT THIS DANCE will be on the been planning Yoaiee Hall The place where ladies are always admitted free. a big one first big ¢ and everybody has arnival Dance of the Gents will be charged 99¢ at the door and dancing will be FREE the rest of the evening, BOHN’S SEVEN-PIECE ORCHESTRA Not only the largest, in the state, for your but considered one of the best will play any piece you like, (Just ask favorite, | ____—_ The Casper Daily Cribune | RE RADIO PROGRAM FOR TODAY | DAY, JAN, 43th ndard Time.) 8:30 Te he M. WGN (302) Chic WMBB (250) Chi hour.) WIZ (456) Studio. 0, Popular (2 WHITE-CAPS ) Des Molnes—Des ew York. Wurlitzer, Hes Quartet. WOAL (895) San Antonio; Fort Cinoinnati—Fort | Houston Military Band Con-| WKRC (26) Cineinnati. Popular. er WMAQ (448) Chicago. Musical 8:00 Woo WOO Amer 9:00 KOA (3 Studio. 2 (385) Se Studio. fAQ (448) Chicago: WMAQ 88) Hastings. Musical, Denver. Studio Pro- 6) Cinéininat!. Classical KTHS (375) Hot Springs. Solo 6:00 P. M. SVBAR ¢ (366) Kansas City. Classi (890) Cleveland. Hotel | cal WEAF (452) N. ¥. Roxy and His 6:30 P, M. Gane. aléd WCAP, WEEI, WJAR WHO (526) Des Moines. Reesé-| WLIB, WTAG, WWS. Hughes WRNY 9) N. ¥. Odierno Quar. tet. 9:30. P. WEBH (370) Chie: 10;00 F Piano and Popular. 7:00 P.M 1. Midnight Re. WMBB (250) Chica, Sem!-Classi- for Heir Pitts. Loew's Thea Co: t.} * la. U. 8.| REBT G9 LOS Angeles, variety <LX (509) Oakland. Educational R and 8) Ciheinnatl, “WSAL." j 3) Cincinnati, Omega Concert. 10:30 P. M. Alpha Tau ¥_ (380) ctidy. Miusical 1 WHAM WGN (303) Chicago. Jazz Skam- rr per, 7:30 P. M. WHT (400) Chicago. A 1a Gate WBAP (476) Fort Worth. Con-| KFOA (454) 8 Times. ert, KJE Post Intelti WDAD (266) Nashville. Chitcker-| concer. ing KHJ (405) Los Angeles. Girls Cot- WHAS (400) Louisville. Convert. | ner, 4 Y, Danis WHAD (275) Milwaukee. Request . WOO, WSAL Organ. ) Des Moines. Colored 10:45 P.M. WSB (428) Atla Vocal. 8:00 P.M : 11:00 New Vocal. WLW (423) -Cincinnatl. Crosby Detroit Symphony | Male Quartet Detroit. Burrough's| WERE (3 Musical, linheapalis, w 275) Milwaukee, Wiscon-| san. 1" HAD ( Hilwarit Wiscon 12.00 Mianight KGW (492) Portland. Concert. inceahs Sea sias nanne Lake ee WOO (509) Phila. Amer. Male 1:00 A, M. Quartet Ws (448) Chicago. Hotsy Totsy: Ww 2) Pittaburgli. Scholastic FEATURE TALKS 30. BP. Ipana Trouba. wo WGR, WCAP,| omidees rae SAL, Wivd, Jewish Welfare Book of ram. y (423) Clneinhat!. 10th In- N. ¥. Synagogue ) Coltimbus. Miisieal. 730 P.M. OP. M. KPO (420) Sah Francisco. Chil- New. York, Vocal. _! are Hour. GROCERIES FREE COUNTRY STORE DANCE THURSDAY NIGHT $50.00 WORTH OF GROCERIES FREE — This is your big chance to gét a big shopping bag full of grocériés, 24—Bags Filled With Delicacies—24 LADIES ADMITTED FREE All the ladies are invited to come to this dance and get a big shopping bag full of groceries. Arkeon Dancing Tuesday, Thyirsday and Saturday AMERICAREX “SALLY, IRENE AND MARY” Play 25¢ NOW PLAYING “KENTUCKY PRIDE” —With— MAN 0’ WAR J. Farrell MacDonald Gertrude Astor Famous Broadway ~With— Eleanor Boardman Sally O’Neill Renee Adoree —Also— (77 Varieties pe ne World Wel ne SILVER” FOX NEWS i 10c and 40c aeral Shows at 1, 8, 5, 7, 9 Millions of it—in silver dol- lars; coveted by a band of | raseals, SATURDAY ONLY —And— ” Larry Semon Comedy “COMPROMISE cna —With— Irene Rich, Clive Brook, Louise Fazenda, “STAGEHAND”. International News Shows at 1, 3, 5, 7,9 Pauline Garon Raymond McKee ae) STARTS FRIDAY “EAST OF BROADWAY” —And— “Battling Bunyan” STARTS SUNDAY The Big Special | “HAVOC” 2 0 P, M. WKRC (423) Cincinnati. Book Re view. aoe WsMB (816) New Orleans, ‘Talks. SOA (322) Denver. Book of Knowl tase. 9:30 P. M. KGW. (492) Portland. ~ Market News. Weather Reports. 940 P.M. WBZ (338) ‘Springfield. Civil Ser- Vice. 10:00 PB. M. WSAL (896) Cincinnat!. University ‘Talk. 1045 P. M. WLW (423) Cincinnati. “S) ie ss a WHO (526) Des Moines, Reese Hughes. s WKRC (326) Cincinnati: Me- Kays; 9:00 P. M. WMBB (260) Chicago. ‘Triayon. WHO (526) Deg Moines. Darive, 9:30 P.M. KFAB (341) Lincoln. Belshaws, WOO (508) Philadelphia. Syl vania, 1000 P. M. KEVE (240) St, Louls. Romaine. W'TAM (390) Cleveland. Royal Ca- (856) Toronto, Watson, KTHS (375) Hot Springs: ‘The Southerners, WEAF (493) N, Commodore. 10:30 M. WSMB (819) Orleans. Diz ola. WMCA (841) New York. Frivolity Club, 11:00 P. M. WBON (266) Chicago, Midway. KYW (636) Chicago. Coon-San- ders, WLIT (395) Phila, Arcadia. 11:30 P. M. WEBH (370) Chicago. Oriole. WHO (526) Des Moines, Corn Su gar. 1145 P.M. WDAF (366) Kansas City. Night hiwks. 12:00 Midnight KPO (423) Sah Francisco. KLX (509) O: Sweet's. WBBM ago. Alamo, KE Los Angelés. Mictt man's (Copyright, 1936, by, International Radlo Programs, Chicago.) VIRTUE’S REVOLT” {5 FEATURE PICTURE AT THE COLUMBIA TODAY “Virtue's Revolt’ ts the feature picture at the Columbia theater to- day, statfifig Edith Thornton. It is a soul stirring drama of today: On the same program i¢ a western, ‘The Range Law," and a comedy, Honeymoon Trail.’ Five acts of new roadsHow taude ville plays at the Célumbia on Fri lay, Saturday and Sunday, th Gor junction with a feature picture, "Loraine of the Lions” a complete jrama of adventure, an amazing spectacle, starring Norman Kerry ind Patsy Ruth Miller, Watch for the Tribune-Herald’s mammoth industrial edition. A com: plete survey of Natrona county and Wyoming In 1925 Drink Hiker Woiter Phan 115 { NORTH WASHINGTON 10 ‘HAVE CARNIVAL DENCE A carnival dance that promises to | outdo othefsin novelty, excitement and pute Joy is announced as the event for the Washington Hall to. morrow night. Members of Bohn’s orchestra have this super-surprise with the air ft! With confft'!’ and streamer: ser. pentine a ross the floor, ‘anterns overhead and everthing set for one live evening of fun and dancing. SHE KNEW NO LAWS IN LOVE AND HATE!) Hé+ protector was a gorilla, a brute of the wilds, who jealonsly vuarded her from * man's atten- tions. But when she came into po- lite society she threw off all con- ventions and startled society into a complete readjustment of its moral code. Playing in_ Conjunction with 5 ACTS ROADSHOW VAUDEVILLE Fri., Sat., Stin. COLUMBIA Monkey Bar for Each Child Bishop-Cass Block West of Hennitig 200 CASPER PEOPLE IN CAST EVERYBODY’S GOING YOU'LL HAVE THE TIME OF YOUR LIFE AND REMEMBER THE PROCEEDS GO TO THE COLUMBIA™: age “Wirtue’s Revolt’ A Soul-Stirring Story of Today VAUDEVILLE FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY MIRTH TONIGHT’S. THE NIGHT MARCHETA’ ELKS ANNUAL HOME TALENT PRODUCTION TONIGHT -Thursday-Friday 8:30 P. M. ADMISSION - $1.00 - $1.50 Tickets on sale at all drug stores, Elks home, and by members of the ticket committee EXCHANGE THEM FOR RES WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1926 vith JULIAN ELTINGE and ANN Orne Ree PENNINGTON ONE : to There’s a loud ha, ha, ros Shes a Cousin in every scene of this delightful comedy, Additional Attractions S REAL COMEDY FEATURETTE) 1 4, ‘Bothy Veron | WATCH OUT" Kinogram News THE NETTO LADIES ORCHESTRA RIALTO "2" TOMORROW and FRIDAY pe NCL He: ¢ Oh mer CHA bai “herleys Aunt" ADbUP TURK an JESSE LUSH TODAY AND THURSDAY with EDITH THORNTON Also WESTERN “THE BANS LAW” And Comedy “HONEYM OON TRAIL” ERVED SEATS AT LLOYD’S ELKS CHARITY FU