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Show Friday, July SCREEN AMUSEMENTS - STAGE WHAT'S GOING ON Sunar.d Davey Lee in "Frozen River ; COMlNIAL Saturday, Stewart in Romance of u day and Monday, II. II. Warner and Anita Blue in "From Headquarters ; Rogue"; Tuesday and Wednesday, Monte Voice of the City. Thursday and Friday, Willard Mai k in "The Tom LYCEUM Friday, Wallace Beery in "Beggars of Life"; Saturday, in "Do Your Mix in "The Drifter"; Sunday and Monday, Chas. Murray and Thursday, Richard Duty"; Tuesday, "The Shakedown"; Wednesday in His Last Haul. Barthelmess in "Weary River; Friday, Tom Moore TENT THEATRE Now playing, "Other Peoples Business. Rin-Tin-T- in Williams to Improve Weber Farm League Tourists Get Blues After Leaving Ogden pared a fitting reply in Cw77 with Mayor Francis, ar.d frS it to the party known as The go Gang, Tour No. 8." The favorable impression registered by passing tourists who are entertained in Ogden is noted in a telegram received from a group entertained here on Monday from West Yellowstone the to :heir way park. All have had the bluea aince our departure," said the wire for you and lizzonor, the mayor. Come or wire us in care of Old Faithful Inn." Commissioner Fred E. Williams, to whom the telegram was sent, pre- - Colonial SATURDAY . Lighting at Airport ut tilth street and llarriaon avenue grounds. The picture here shows Zulu," the leading lady of the tiger horses with Al. G. Ilurnes Circus this yeur, which is suid by the management to be the largest group of these animals in captivity anywhere in the world. There are at present in America 3d zebras, of which the Al. G. Barnea Circus possesses more than half. The zebra number of the circus program is called MA Round-up,- " and is a new feature this season. Why Circuses I)o Not Parade on Streets To Success for Weary River Some prophet must have said "Thou zhalt appear in the first and the last" to Raymond Turner, dusky actor who is seen as the elevator boy in support of Richard Barthelmess in "Weary River," his latest First National feature now attracting large crowds at the I.yceum theatre. For this popular Hollywood actor appeared in "The Patent leather Kid," as the sparring partner, which was the initial Barthelmess vehicle on his current First National contract And now he is seen again, after an absenco of two ycara, in the final production on this contract. But whoever prognosticated this tickled tho superstitions of the actor-fol- k who believed that the sign augAnd ured well for "Weary River. that may have had aomething to do success being atwith the natiijn-wid- e tained by the newest Barthelmess opus. "Weary River" is based on a short story by Courtney Kyley Cooper and was adapted to the screen by Bradley King. It was directed by Frank Lloyd Concerning the omitting of the street parade by the lurger circuses, the following reasons are given by tho management of the Al. G. Barnes cirrus, which exhibits at Ugden Friday, July IP. Since the introduction in the majority of cities of the automatic signals directing traffic, it has been impossible to keep the parade in line for the reason that the signals would ring and the vehicles would be compelled to stop thus, with a show the size of Al. G. Barnes, the parade would be cut in aa many as thirty pieces before it returned to the show grounds. Tho system under which the modern circus is handled does not permit of the organization prepared to parade one day and not the next, so in consideration of this fact and coupled with the further reason that the Al. G. Barnes circus has been enlarged to twice its former size, it was impossible to continue with the parade. Realizing that the procession is of importance to some of the patrons in devising this years all new spectacle of "Aladdin and the larade of Gold," AL G. Barnes has conceived the idea and features an excellent cast headed by Betty Compson, who for the sec- first sound and talking picture in ond time appears as a Barthelmess which Richard Barthelmess has apleading lady. "Weary River" is the peared. Cook. Clinton 14, West Point 0. Batteries King and Draayer; Birmingham, With H. B. Warner Anita Stewart. d. I). Skeen. "B DIVISION Warren 4, State School 17. Do Your Duty First National Picture. A Cleaners High Quality Work. The Shakedown Reliable. A Special Phone 377 0-p- 6-p- ly ly 6-p- ly Browning Auto Co. 2470 Grant Ave. E. G. Hampton, Prop. ifprra3" air ie July hriday time S BO 19 19TII STREET AND HARRISON AVENUE GROUNDS SHOW THAT! and tleeting taking lifting kompK nee The eeting ij nig chart pro lyer, tan St Ik OBI aie Ja iaied b; raphes; ompio vpanic 'Full iJaeol Mr. ar ila and i Mr. rden m ae in 6 Mi t tah w Richard Barthelmess in Big5Ring THURSDAY Weary River First National Vitaphone THE SUPERB SPECTACLE THE PARADE l AND m 3 Sir--v FRIDAY All types and sizes as low as $25.00 ICE ROXKS, as low as $5.00 Convenient Terms! Tom Moore in His Last Haul 1080 PEOPLE , Wednesday and Thursday Program. All other programs accompanied by synchronized music and sound Effects. OF COLD INCLUDING THE CHINESE BEAUTY LOLA LEE CHONG All-Talki- ng Utah Power & Light Co. TI)SKOat! MIGHTY TUSKO THE TWO MASTODONS THE LARGEST BEASTS THAT WALK THE EARTH TODAY in Two Specially Constructed RRCars KUNKHARDft EQUESTRIAN MIDGETS 14 TINY HORSEMEN FROM BAVARIA BIGGEST TRAVELING ZOO j ON EARTH 25S4 Washington Avenue TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY New Location Specials JPOpen I AND 7 PM.-RAI- N OR SHINE- Seats on Sale Circus Day at Schramm-Johnso- n Drug Corner 24th Street and Washington Avenue - Co. TIRES DIAMOND SUPER SERVICE 33x3!, Cords $1.35 $5.15 30x3Ji Oversize 30x3 S i Cords 30x3 Oversize 33x6-0- 0 lioon $5.50 $0 05 $13.98 Extra1 Rides When you buy a weekly pass on the stree cars you can enjoy extra rides up Ogden Canyon, cr anywhere else, these hot day without extra charge. The canyons are cod and inviting . . . are you enjoying the is you should? AWNINGS For All Cars. Rid in the Shade! $1.05 to A $5.00 UTAH OIL Per ,, 13-Pla- G5C 17-Pla- te tc Battery Battery SG.95 8.1)0 For the convenience of our customers, we have installed a battery charger. Open Sundays From 9 A. M. to "T S3 1 1 M. c ! ' OGDEN. UTAH Mllljmmunniin itberii Union Pacific Airways, Inc. ita WEDNESDAY AND ZENITH SUPER BATTERIES S10.75 813.15 $14.95 theii halt! Cast. Superior Cleaning Co. non-ski- d ... In. A Mn. irerda RM Unusual Features In . This Tire 29x4.40, 30x5.00, 30x5.25, !amy The for Particulars. PJTHE In. liapsc nday. BALLOON miles to your A pendin STUDENT TRAINING PASSENGER FLYING We Fly You Anywhere, Any Time. All Licensed Planes and Pilots. Old Established TUESDAY pr. With Willard Mack. Business Transported Extra Heavy Tread. High Crown Tread built to steer easy and wear longer. units in tread Big, deep-cu- t design to add thousands of City Tom Mix in Ranges Extra plies of Equal Tension Cords. FRIDAY SATURDAY Chas. Murray in rrenint yae inghai The Voice of the Other Peoples Picture. PENNANT er. !jmi Beggars of Life SUNDAY AND MONDAY t rr'i With Monte Blue. Wallace Beery in Used Electric DOUBLE BLUE and Call Ogden Airport The Drifter d pent From Headquarters" FRIDAY A EDEMA Mr. iri TUESDAY : WEDNESDAY Bat-- of presenting at the starting of the spectacle a most lavish processional feature, which has been fittingly titled "The Parade of Gold." By this novel arrangement, the parade may be witnessed from the comfortable cirAis seats rather than waiting on the street corners for the march to appear at an indefinite time. With the elimination of the parade on the streets, the performers and animals are fresh and eager for their various acta in the circus and the program ia given with more dash and thrill than ever in the annals of dr cus history. a A BU LYCEUM THEATRE Page and Bennett. Roy 1, Plain City 9. Batteries Clark, Brown and Fields; Taylor and MONDAY THURSDAY AND Saturdays Results Slatcrville 8, Clinton 14. Batteries "A" DIVISION Taylor,-Perrand Elmer; Bybce and Harrisville 6, Hooper 11. Batteries Bingham. Harris, Kelbr and Budge; Hull and Plain City 16, Riverdale 21. BatParker. North Ogden 11, Syracuse S. Bat- teries Folkman and Weathenton; teries Randall and Shupe; Miller and Alien, I. Zito and J. Zito. y and Romance of Rogue teries Thomas and Rose; Gibbs and Henderson. Hooper 6, North Ogden 7. Batteries Hooper, Read and Hull; Larsen and Storey. Taylor 6, Liberty 13. Batteries Gibson and Jardine; Clark and Pen-ro- in SUNDAY AND up-to-d- Ktqtcciully by the zebra herd with the Al. G. Home circus, which exhibits afternoon and nifrht iu Ogden Friday, July 19, Rin-Tin-T- Davey northwest, as far south as San Francisco, reports that steps will be taken night immediately to improve the lighting of the Ogden airport to enable night flying. An intensive study of airport lighting was made by Commissioner Williams during his trip, especially at Oakland, where considerable time was spent studying the field which is declared to be one of of ahy the finest and most in the country. STRIPES BEING WORN THIS YEAR Frozen River With City Commissioner Fred E. Williams, returning from an extensive automobile trip through the Pacific Augury Pointed 12 Weekly Pass Costs Only 5100. BUY A PASS AND SAVE! Ride the Street Cars. 1 Utah Rapid Transit Co. |