The La Crosse Tribune from La Crosse, Wisconsin • 1

Issued by the La Crosse Theatres Company Personal Supervision of MAX DOOLITTLE Director of Publicity VOLUME XVII, NUMBER 126 PRICE THREE CENTS LA CROSSE, WISCONjSIN, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1920 LA CROSSE THEATRES COMPANY. FEATURE SECTION THE MANAGEMENT TAKES PLEASURE IN PRESENTING SfegUSH ilia 11 IT "Ccmplc "Co "Cbc Silent Hrt Showing The Best in JVIotion pictures 1 JjjliH nn RE (IN THE RIVOLI THEATRE BUILDING) WHERE PERFECTED PHOTO-DRAMA AND RARE MUSIC COMBINE IN MATCHLESS ENTERTAINMENTS Tomorrow Afternoon at 2:15 In a Grand Opening Program 1 Including WdlteV GoCtZIYtgCY Solo Organist Playing selections brfthe $20,000 Pipe Organ, designed and built according to his directions. The finest Pipe Organ in the northwest. I Ms! 1 PROGRAM Sunday, Monday and Tuesday Sept. 19-20-21' NORMA TALM ADGE at her best in a dual role of two unhappy wives in "YES OR NO" From the play by Arthur Goodricli.

PROGRAM Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday Sept 22-23-24-25 ANITA STEWART As the man-fighting girl, in "THE FIGHTING SHEPHERDESS" By CAROLJNK L.OCKHART "SEASIDE SIRENS" CHRISTIE COMEDY; "Modern AFTERNOONS 1 CHILDREN, 10c, tax lc. ADULTS, 25c, tax 3c EVENINGS CHILDREN, 10c, tax lc 11c ADULTS, 30c, tax 3c HOURS Programs Daily: 2:15 to 7:00 to 11:00 P. M. On Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays Continuous: 2 to 11 P. M.

PROGRAMS Changed every Sunday and Wednesday. FOUR TIMfiS FOILED" "The Great Scenic. RIVOLI NEWS RIVOLI NEWS RIVOLI THEATRE-Direction of La Crosse Theatres Company Personal Direction F. L. Koppelberger.

Edwin Schwalbe, Resident Manager.