Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 31, 1926, Page 3

SUNDAY, JANUARY 31, 1926 GUOD PROGRAM ANNOUNCED FOR AND. CONCERT Recital on Wednesday at Elks Hall to Be Open to Public An Interesting program is prom-} ised the Casper public at the concert which will be given next Wednesday night at the Elks auditorium by the Casper Municipal band. The concert is free. The Elks kindly donated thelr hall for use on this occasion. The concert will start at 8:15 o'clock. Following is the program: W. B. Schilling, Director PROGRAM 1. March—Minstrel Days -----..- - G. B, Holmes 2. fel _.. Keler-Bela 3. Ballet Music “Faust’ -~Gounod (a) Pas Seul Cleopatra (b) Entry of the Trojan Maidens. 4. (a) “Aubade” -- Massenet (b) “After Sunset” -_Arthur Pryor Intermission 1. Entr’Acte, from opera ‘Rosa- munde” __ -- Schubert ws Selection from the opera “Robin Hood” Reg. de Koven . (a) “A Kiss in the k,"_Herbert (b) “Smilin’ Through” -. 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Setting The Styles BY AILEEN LAMONT (Copyright 1926, Casper Tribune) NEW YORK, Jan. 3¢.—The flan- nel shirt which figured so largely in the recent gossip of some of our oldest families recently brought to Prominence by sudden marriage or divorce, has been adopted into the costumes of the newer-rich, They are being worn with riding costumes A in the near and far south. But whereas the old time miners and prospectors wore red flannel, the new shirts for equestriennes are of white, gray or violet. A Shining Example It is impossible to remain in the dark about some of the new eyen- ing frocks, even when the lights go out. For sequins are in full vorue as trimmingsand many ofthe span- gles are treated with luminous paint. In the light they are of such attrac- tive shades as peacock blue, red and silver. Wigs and Hats Any woman who tires of her bob and has’ $75 to $100 to spare, can wear a wig, But she can’t wear her wig and bobbed hat without extreme danger. More than one wig and bobbed hat wearer has been embar- rassed in the theater recently when she removed her hat and found the wig had come off, too. women are buying large wear with wig So many for Fur Chokers Furriers are confidently counting on a return to favor of the fur choker as ‘soon as the days com- mence to warm with spring sun- shine. Consequently they are pre- paring neckpleces consisting of sin- gle skins of stone marten, sable and mink, Prisoners Shiver, So Make Protest Against Janitor CODY, Wyo., Jan. 30.—Prisoners of the county jail have been con- templating a petition to the board of county commissioners for the discharge of Charles Blaine, janitor at the court house and jall. Their complaint was that they were compelled to arise and dress that morning in the jail with the temperature below seventy degrees, on account of a leak which occurred in one of the pipes of the heating system, ———__ PROTEST MADE AGAINST STOPPING FEDERAL AID SHERIDAN, Wyo., orous protest against discontinuance of fed building was contained in a resolu tion presented by G. W. Lansing, chairman of the road committee of the Sheridan Commercial club, at the directors’ meeting. The resolu- tion was unanimously adopted and has been transmitted to the Wyo- ming delegation in congrest at Washington for appropriate ccnsid- eration. an. 30.—Vig the proposed al ald in road ANd You RuA HoME ‘To GET YourR.. Gee! WIFE WINS DECREE AND CUSTODY OF THREE SONS Mrs. Ann~ C, ntley wr3 granted erday from Thomas y Judge Bryant S. Cromer. charged cruelty. The couple were marired at Chey- enne, November 25, 1913. Mrs. 3entley has been awarded the cus. tody of the three so ——— DINNERSTORIES CEOS EE One of the features of an enter- talnment that was given for charity some time since was a vocal selec- tion by a woman. Midway in the audience a meek-looking little man Ustened attentively. “That is the most atrocious singing I ever heard,” remarked a woman to the meek little man. “I wonder who the vocalist is?” “She is my wife,” was the start- ling rejoinder of the meek little man. “Oh, I beg your pardon! re- sponded the other, greatly flushed. “The fault may He with the music which is really barbarous. Have you any idea who composed it?” “Yes, madam,” replied the other, administering yet more embarrass- ment. “I did.” They were very much In love, but at length came the day when they had a bitter quarrel and parted, each resolving never to see the other again as long as they both lived. Years passed, and they had al most forgotten the little love affair, when one night they came face to face with each other at the local Christmas dance. The man felt rather embarrased, but he went exgerly up to her, nevertheless, and y—Muriel!"” She looked at him indifferently: “Let me see,” she said calmly, “was it you or your brother who used to be an old admirer of mine?" “I really can't remember,” he plied affably, —————.—___ CARD OF THANKS WE WISH to thank our many friends for their kindness and sympathy shown during the f{lIness and death of Ethel Duffy. Aiso for the beautiful floral oferings. WHEA You FIND A SEWER ALL Nicely Cloccen uP } » John Duffy. A. Wincker and Family. NEW LOCATION On Monday Morning, February 1, Our Meat Market Will Be Located With the Richards-Cunningham Store on South Center Street. We will aim in the future as in the past to carry a full and complete line of high grade Fresh and Cured MEATS, FISH, POULTRY, ETC. Just give us a ring—our same phone number—159—we will do the rest. WE DELIVER Hufsmith Market LOCATED IN R.-C. CO. STORE their chance; there are man: THE CASPER TRIBUNE-HERALD ++++BooTs AND A Boat i AND PADDLE; BUT IT'S TovGH To HAVE THIS HAPPEN | TouGH BREAK @ Thirty Thousand Trying To Make Living in Movie Colony in “Extra” Roles By JOHN K. EMGE. ht, 1926, Consolidated Press Association.) HOLLYWOOD, Calif., Jan Earning a living as an ‘ext the movie game is .something being a coal miner during a nation. wide strike, according to figures just given the writer by Will H. Hays, director general of the Motion P’eture Producers’ Association, Thirty thous nd persons—men, women, boys and girls—are seeking to earn a living in Hollywood by working as extras. There are jobs for less than 3,000 under the very best conditions. An average of $1,000 a year is th» highest income that can be earned by the 3,000 as the limit to be paid this class of film workers has been set by the association at $3,000,000 a year. Mr. Hays has just completed a two wecks' visit to Hollywood, dur- ing which he has made an exhaus- tive survey of conditions surround- Ing employment of extras, Co: operating with him in the inquiry were the state labor department, the Actors’ Equity Association, the Los Angeles child welfare bureau and leading picture producers, As a result of the survey a new casting bureau has been formed, among the aims of which are elim|. nation of irresponsible employment agencies, cutting out of fees for em: ployment service, weeding out of in competents, regulation of hours of labor, better distribution of work among the qualified and promotion of a campaign to check the influx to the film capital cf thousands who believe the streets here are paved with gold “There 1s always a place {n Holly. wood for exceptional talent,” Hays, “but it must be ex and its possessor must d with patience. I do not de to destroy the ambition of an erson, nor do I care to deprive the 1lcture ind stry of any potential star, but I feel I should sound a note of warning to all persons con- templating coming here. ‘The op. portunities are few and the path rough, “Many of the great stars of to day had to wait a long time for today gif sire in the ranks who may some day be stars. But while many may at tempt, few will succeed. If the mothers of aspiring daughters could realize the difficulties which con- front even the most gifted here, they would keep them safely in the home nest.” The average pay of extras is about $5 a day, but they are engaged only by the day. Few work more than a week on any one picture. Many work only one day a week, and some are idle for months. The professional extras are the more steadily employed, but even they have difficulty in making ends meet. The new casting system al — Young Women’s Christian Asso ciation, offices and residence, 14 South Wolcott. PAGE THREE ee Telephone 1456, Gymnasium Classes The business women’s gymnasium the Methodit ner following will be served leaderst C. A. ACTIVITIES Sociology Class by a class in under the Holwell, ning in order to get the full benefit of the course. Board of Directors The first meeting of the new board of directors wil be held on the usual meeting .night, Wednesday, Febru- ary 10. The officers for the new year will be elected at that time and immediately following, the chairman of committees will be appointed by the president and the committees or- ganized. The board as filled by the election at the annual meeting last Tuesday evening, is as follows: | Terms expiring tn 1 Helen Wak 1 Laura Monson, Mrs. H. W:. E ein, Mrs, T. Hodsdon, Mrs. M, J. Mcintyre, and Mrs, C. B, Staf- ford. Terms expiring in 1928, Mrs. C. D. Hemry, Myrtle Cook, Mrs, W. W. Sproul, Nina Shaffer, Alice Bo- |quist, Mrs. Glen Abbott. ‘Terms ex- | piring in , Mrs. C. D. Murane, Mrs, G. L. Brown, Bernice Henry, Mrs, J. G. Worthington, Mrs, Hattie Wi low ard. How Beautiful New York classes will meet at church annex as usual Friday eve-| aS begun nil is wetrieator es ning at 7:30, ;work. It will meet Tuesday evening The Burlington gymnasium class| at 7:45 at the Y. W. C. A., and Is will meet at the ysual time Tuesday | ooen to both men end women who evening at the club room, The club will meet also and something differ | 2¢sire to enter, subject {s more ent has been planned which make| valuable in helping one to under. the evening one that all will want| stand the relation of the in to be present to enj to the social order in which Girl Reser and the presentation by’ Mr A program by the members of the} Wil! he at once most Interesting a club has been arranged for the meet-| helpful. | Anyone Interested should ing Monday evening which promises i a eee to be of unusual interest. The ¢ eral subject will be vocations and each member should be present promptly at 4:30 to hear every num ber. The program {s as follows: | lia Shikany. Newsp: work, Di Rawson, Dancing as a vocation, Geraldine | Airheart. Office work, Leta Ewing. Dramatic work, Anne Halverson. The program will be under the leadership of Mildred Hinds et Prewitt. | a vc fon, Ame- Devotional—Mn Talks—Music and din YOU WANT A _ |! HANDSOME KODAK | ALBUM FREE Just Bring Us $5 Worth of Developing and || Printing and Take Home |) the Album. Work Left at 9 A. M. Ready at 5 P. M. 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