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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1921
Page
12
The Robert Son Cole super special So Long Letty plays for the last times at the Princess. Al Christie’s screen adaptation follows the Oliver Morosco play with bathing scenes and a mix of comedy and drama. Also shown are The Lost City episode, Out for The Men, and other attractions with Hart praise.
William S. Hart stars in a high drama packed with stunts including cliff leaping and water landings on a paddle tied to a pony. Mary Thurman co stars in the Paramount Artcraft production shown at the Lyric today and tomorrow. The picture promises thrills and human interest with Hart delivering bold feats.
State Superintendent Katherine Morton reports Wyoming public schools are improving after a period of readjustment. Teacher shortages persist mainly in rural counties with short terms and low pay, while more teachers hold high grade certificates and the employment bureau helps place well qualified educators.
Cheyenne residents can see Stetsons Uncle Tom's Cabin at the Princess on Tuesday January 4. The revival features Uncle Tom Simon Legree Topsy and Aunt Ophelia with bloodhounds plantation singers and the old south atmosphere. Producer J W Brownlee gathered a full company and lavish equipment for acreditable presentation with a parade slated during the run.
Wyoming residents boosted school funding as districts increased tax efforts and funded 183 new buildings over two years. With rising costs, the state must rely on federal land leasing revenue to sustain public education and shorten terms, while administration grows more efficient but finances lag behind.
Cheyenne city records show seventy three building permits issued in 1920 with an estimated value of 1,169,177 dollars. City Engineer J A Whiting announced the total Friday evening, noting a seven percent increase over the prior year.
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