Denver labor bulletin., 1916-07-22
Mouie Operators
(By George W. Thomas.)

The Movie Operators are planning
upon turning out at the strikers dance
given by the Bakery and Confectionery
Workers local union No. 422 at Caldwell
hall Wednesday evening, Aug. 9, and
expect some lively time. The operators
are for the strikers first, last and al
ways.
Brother f. A. Shields is the delegate
who is to represent Local No. 230 at
the convention of the Colorado State
Federation of Labor. Brother Shields
the various organizations thruout the
state. His large acquaintance has won
for him a host of admirers and friends.
Brother j. w. Dooly, rear admiral OF
Lakeside's battleship fleet, has decided
to cease operations pending the reply to
the note sent to the commander OF the
land forces. Oh, yes, he still eats at
Howard's.
Dynamite" Sweeney has been placed
among the girls at the Tabor. The
manager showed rare judgment in Sc
lecting Walter, as the girls are all safe
in Walters arms.
| G. w. Thomas is the dealer in inter
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Signed by J..
w. Dooly.
wonder who is going to work the
| rene1 1Or 1DrObneT ENHlelus "Htll ne guys
to the convention?
The Rialto. Denver's newest picture
house, was opened last Saturday with
Brothers Artie Johns and Jack Schwartz
as shadowgraphical illuminators.
Denver has at the present time more
operators than she will be able to use
| in the next ten years. Regardless of
this fact. a week seldom goes by but
that a new license is granted. "Why% ?
Brother Boyd. whose insane desire of
late has been to get acquainted with
the fair sex at City park, the result be
ing that he has now on his hands two
beautiful flames that are too hot to
drop.
Brother Olsen is not wild about the
hair restorer that Jimmy used some
time ago and advised Ollie to try.
Brother Ed Davis is now engaged in
depositing ice in the kitchens of swell
Denver homes. The boys would like
to know, and have Ed answer the fol-
lowing question: If operating motion
picture machines causes Ed to seek ref
uge on an ice wagon, where will he go
to seek safety from married life?
| The operators will undoubtedly have
few delegates at the next meeting OF
the Denver Label League, as there is
$500 prize to be drawn. And the dele
gates do not feel as tho they would like
TO pay fine as suggested by Brother
Pettibone and Davis. 1t doesn't seem as
tho the brothers will ever have the op-
portunity to stick a fine on the dele
gates to the Trades Assembly.
! Brother ''Red' Dunn has been elected
bv Local No. 23O as a candidate for the
free trip to the worlds baseball series TO
be given by The Denver Labor Bulletin
Now, boys. get behind and push. Cut
the coupons out and mail them. Ask
your friends and neighbors to subscribe
for The Bulletin, thereby increasing
"Red's" chances. It is a dead cinch that
23O is able to back a winner. and that
winner must be Brother "Red" Dunn.
Brother H. Brady is the busiest 1e-
cording secretary that we have had in
some time When he is not attending
to our correspondence he is either riding
his motorcycle or plotting flickers.
We will admit that this is dry
town, but it is hard for us to under
stand why Brother Pat Maloy rides an
Englewood car when his residence IS at
| Thirteenth and Stout.
Remember. brothers, you must obtain
your new quarterly cards not later than
Tuesday night. -.
The birth of Nation" now playing
| at the Broadway, carries two union op,
| orators.
| The new bylaws will be fresh from
the printers in few days.
Brother Bud Graham has not been
seen much of late. His tungsten ninc
must be panning out rather good. Don t
forget the boys, Bud.
Brother Knapp will eventually learn,
so don't blame him now; it is not his
fault.