Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 13, 1926, Page 5

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1926 'MARCHETA'T0 BE PRESENTED THIS EVENING Packed House Expected for First Showing of Elks Comedy. Tonight will d “Marcheta” pening her arms to a packed house ut the Elks hall, where the musical comedy featuring more than 200 local people will be given its. Init! appearance. The large cast been hard at work for more t two weeks and the entire prod tion should be run off wo The curtain {= vise at 8:30 o'clock and sentation should afford wd an excellent tainment. Proceeds of the show will go to} swell the Elks charity fund, and the price of seats have been plac vithin the reach of everyone. The first eleven rows are priced at $1.50 per seat while the remainder of the house has been sold for $1.00. Director Bud Bullis, of Fostoria, Ohio, is thoroughly optimistic garding the success of the produc- tion and predicts that it will set a new Casper amusement record. Those who have already purchased tickets are asked to call at Lloy drug store before thelr particu night arrives _and have them ex changed for reserved seats. Seats ved at the door, but it is a case of “first come first served” so better act at once if you wis! to be among those far forward. The mammoth cast surely includes some friends of everyone in Casper, so It is reasonable to assume that if only the friends and relatives of cast members attend, the house should be packed on all three nights. Marcheta will be presented for three successive nights, tonight, Thursday and Friday. A few prom!- nent members of the principal cast are Patsy Carr, Jr., Edna Trump, Brian Dougherty. Catherine Davis, and Edna Welsbrode. The stage {s all set, the scene shifters are ready, the orchestra !s all pepped up for the occasion, and the starter's gun fs ready to fire for Marcheta, lively, musical, and orig- Inal, a production sure to remain for months in the memortles of those who see it. ge Sir Austen Chamberlain, the Brit- ish foreign minister, is a noted Unguist. In addition to English, he speaks French, German and Italian fluently, possesses a working knowl- edge of Spanish and has at least a smattering of Russian, > Drink Hillerest Water. Phone 115i. To kill MOTHS use like clock- | scheduled to the th pre: large 's enter- | even ar | Also kills ROACHES e ANTS .BEDBUGS + SNAPSHOTS OF LIFE IN THE NEWS CHICAGO — Knit clenched fists enable one to think harder says A. G. Bills of the Uni versity of Chicago psychology de- brows and partment. PINE CITY, Minn.—Four men will spend thelr lives in the state on as a penalty for a bank rob- bery which enriched — them They pleaded guilty. $1,194.12, nd jazz is not idence of the growth of ran influence here, just con- ta Rotary club has been ormed NEW YORK—So perturbed is coun nd jury in Brooklyn er the morals of the growing ration that it has recommend- establishment of proctors to ep high school students In the right narrow path A former mistress of nd Duke Earl Michael of Mecklenburg-Strelitz who re. nounced his German nationality and fought for Russia, receives a pension of $1.50 « vear from Meck lenburg, it had developed in the relchstag’s Investigation of mon hist indemnity clai: ms NEW YORK—The Charleston ts being taught fifth grade pupils at Columbia's demonstration school for teachers, WOOSTER, Ohio—The Wooster college, after years of opposition to dancing, now permits the old time style. faculty NEW YORK—The youngest wo. man trust buster, Miss Crennd*Sel lers of Grove, Okla., who ts assist ing Federal. Attorney Buckner, dis likes jazz bobbed ‘hafd and smokes. OTTAWA—Canada should be Canadian and not British in name nor Yankeefied in spirit, morals and habits, In the opinion of Henri! Bourassa, French-Canadian, as ex- pressed in parliamen: Luther to Form Berlin Cabinet BERLIN, Jan. 13.—(@)—Von Hin denburg today commissioned Chan. cellor Luther to form another cab. inet. Dr. Luther was given tht man date after both Erich Koch, the democratic leader and former Chan- cellor Fehrenbach of the center party had informed the president that a “big coalition” government was impossible. When Dr, Luther's cabinet resign- ed early in December, following the signing of the Locarno treaties, it was announced that the resignation was to leave the way clear for the formation of such a coalition with the object of carrying out the Lo carno policies. 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