https://caspercollege.cvlcollections.org/files/original/2594e9a5d32b112bc041c805aef9b603.pdf e1f3254f1fa443bf3bc988f536764d12 PDF Text Text “riiursday, May 23, 1935. WYOMING FIRST Celebrated Dance Group Booked for Casper Stage THE CASPER T SKY TRAIN FLOWN FROM KEY WI B. & P.W. Club to Sponsor Appearance Next Fall of Ted Shawn and His Company The famous Ted Sha-wn, formerly of the St. Dennis-Shawn company, and his ensemble of eight men dan­ cers, will appear at the Caaocr High school auditorium the evening of Wednesday, Dec. 4, under the spon­ sorship of the local Business 'nd Professional Women’s club. Announcement of the event, an innovation in educational entertain­ ment, was made today by Gertrude Kamps, club president, who stated that the contract had been secured as a civic project in bringing this unusual and classical program to the community. “This opportunity was presented to our organization and we accepted it immediately up­ on learning the type of thing the production really is,” Miss Kamps said. “I feel it would have been accepted by any one of a number of other fine civic organizations, but the opportunity happened to be pre­ sented to our club first, and we take more than casual pride in as­ suming the responsibility for its presentation. We feel that it wUl receive the wholehearted interest and supiport not only of Casper, but our surrounding neighboring towns, as well,” she declared. The net proceeds of the enter­ prise will be devoted to the child­ ren’s Christmas toy project which New Comfort for Those Who Wear False Teeth No longer need you feel uncom­ fortable wearing false teeth. Fasteeth, a greatly improved powder sprinkled on your plates holds them tight and comfortable. No gummy, pasty taste or feeling. Deodorizes. Get Fasteeth at Sprecher’s Pharmacy or your druggist. Three sizes. ■ continue this year in cooperation with the Casper Fire Department. Shawn, the former husband of Ruth St. Dennis, nationally known exponent of interpretive dancing, originally planned his career as a minister, but upon ___ ____ being beset by illness was compelled to’forfeit his ambition. However, "" 'it was _ while making the fight for his health through physical exercises that "the the idea cccurred occurred to him of expressing through the dance, something of what he would habe expressed from the pulpit. Mr. Shawn, referred to as “Fron­ tiersman of an Art-Form for Ath­ letes,” has built up a personnel of men athletes from various universi­ ties and other Institutions of learning from the eastern and middle western states, each carefully chos­ en. The summer season is devoted to training more drastic and rigor­ ous than the customary training for the average athletic activities. Their training camp is in the Berkshire Hills of Massachusetts. The company includes also a ta­ lented pianist and composer, Jess Meeker. This week’s issue of Time maga­ zine carries an interesting article concerning the appearance of Ted Shawn and his men dancers at the King’s Silver Jubilee, in celebration of the 25th anniversary of the reign of King Edward, this year in Eng­ land. The trcuoe is to anrear at an early date at His Majesty’s Thea­ ter in London. This is the first trip of the Shawn men dancers to the west, and the only other Wyoming engagement is at the University of Wyoming, Lar. amie, the evening previous to the Ca^r date. When it’s STANDARD RED CROWN You breeze It’s the Superfuel with Still More LIVE POWER / yF tiiljs i •n, -^5®^ international skytrain, composed of an airplane towing tw( Fla., to Havana_ where pilots were greeted by President Mendieta of Cu to right, Jwk OMeara of New York and Paul du Pont, of Wilmington, De York, pilot of the towing plane; Augustin Parla. Cuban aviator, and Ch an accompanying plane. Inset shows the skytrain in flight. A BOOK REVIEW In the Forest Service Tom Gill’s “Starlight Pass” Features Tale of Ranger in Wind River Country A threat uttered years ago in the Wyoming Rockies led Tom Gill to write “Starlight Pass,” his first ■ forest service novel, which Fatrar and Rinehart issued on May 16. Mr. Gill was a forest ranger then, and his job was to see’that all trees were cut according to government regula­ tions. One day, while riding through a remote part of the forest, Gill found a whole hillside of spruce that had been illegally felled and cut up into logs. He went down to see the woods boss responsible—a hulking, black-whiskered bruiser proud of his reputation as a man-killer. The man listened, aimed his quid of to­ bacco through the open door, then poked a stubby finger close to Gill’s face. your coat-tails’ll stick straight out behind you.” Then and there Gill knew he had the villain for a novel he would some day write aboft the forest service. In those days the forest ranger frequently found himself In a country actively hostile to gov­ ernment foresters, miles from a rail­ road, a law unto himself, but re­ sponsible for seeing that his orders were carried out. it is with such a background that Mr. Gill has writ­ ten "Starlight Pass.” His character of Mills, the forest ranger, is also taken directly from life. Mills had a ranger station on the headwaters of Wind river known as ths Sheridan Creek Ranger sta-; � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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