Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 8, 1921, Page 4

PREEAE tained throughout the story, culminat-} ing in an amazing situation. Appearing with Miss Alice Brady, he star whois seen as a Russian ret are Michio Itow, the. famous san actor and dancer and an al cast, including several Chin from the Chinese theater street, New York.-It is for y and’ Thursday. the role of Jane Morgan, Miss in| Viola Dana plays the part of a girl who, successful in stealing other girl's rts, starts into make that her 1 calling. Her first case her fin untangling the mix- up of a father and son and in un- earthing the schemes of the designing females some extremely interesting PRELIMINARY SET FOR MAN HELD FOR TET W. D. Davidson who is charged with burglary as the outgrowth of the theft of a typewriter, tools of various kinds aad merchandise from the Burlingtog freight office willbe (given @ prelim- inary bearing Monday afternoon be- fore Judge W. E. Tubbs, announce- ment that the man would be given 4 preliminary hearing way made follow: ing his conference with the county iat: torney’s office this morning. a last trays the character of a ‘sergeant -|the force of the Canadian Northwest cap mn. Rob char. into an al ing Rees by his courage he off his prize, the exquisite Sylvia S |gis, played by Coleen Moore. problems are created. “Dawn of the East" isa melodrama} “The Match Breaker,” -| with = powerful current of action sus Jany and Saturd: | {tol punish ert Sheldon play acter of a b is for Fri The Mohammedans hold their ‘Sab- beth on Friday. HUB THEATER TODAY AND SUNDAY ness stand to aver picture is showing for th: A Thnlling Story of Desperate Deeds After Dark—And of a Beautiful Woman’s Daring Adventure. Don’t Miss It. In an interv’ Mrs. Jack London speaks of the dominating and rugged character of Hobart Bosworth, who wag chosen by her husband as the ideal type of two-fisted man in the red-blooded adventu “The Cup of Lif a n which Mr. Bos: worth plays the is the story of a pearl smuggler through whose rough character runs a tender strain which almost fears to let itself known: The picture is for Tuesday, 4ay and Thursday at the Ar For Friday and famed “Hearts of is preme tri fith, a war epic w with awe by thou booked at the America. scenes, intense acting and gorgeous plot the picture is unsurpassed has been viewed is of people, is For lavish DIRECTED BY JACK CONWAY Iris, “Play Square,” which is showing for the last times at the Irig today has acored a great hit with movie fans of the city. The photoplay serves to introduce two of filmdom’s newest stars, Edna Murphy and Johnnie Walker—talent ed youngsters who, in this, their sec ond starring venture, romped aw @ full-sized hit. The story, was written, by Jack Strumwassér an especially inspiring and elevat one. It is woven of far more sub atantial texture than the av screen love story, and is packed with live action and the: most wholesome brand of sentiment. Earl Williams in a mystery story “Bring Him in” is booked at the for Sunday and Monday. one of the popular nortt: Police stories and is fill est and ‘mystery from scene to. the climax. Th the north woods are most b and the story is true to life in respect. ADDED ATTRACTIONS por tho stalwart star LASH” His hands tied above his head, she swung the whip with hissing strokes to his bare shoulders, in an effort to make a man of him. Then nursed his wounds, and fought for him like a tigress. Such is the story of an undying love in a gold camp of the West. Miss Frederick in an entirely different role. LAST TIMES TODAY THOMAS H. INCE’S “MOTHER O’MINE” A Story of Today. —WITH— LLOYD HUGHES, BETTY ROSS CLARK, BETTY BLYTHF. AND CLAIRE M’DOWELL GAYETY COMEDY and CURRENT EVENTS —ALSO— AL ST. JOHN In His’ Latest Comedy “SMALL TOWN STUFF” —AND— LATEST CURRENT EVENTS PLAYING SUNDAY AND MONDAY ees are te = A Bishop-Cass Theater Shows at 1:00, 2:00, 3:30, 5:00, 6:30, 8:00, 9:30 Every Day Continuous 1 to 11 Admission 40c be Casper Daily Cribune HEAVY FROST REPORTED. KANSAS CITY, Oct. §: — Heavy frost, covering practically all of Mis- sourt Kansas and Arkansas, occurred made the man pay who Who Stole SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1921. Shrevep: rt, La, and Memphis, Tenn... P. Connor, weather bureau } head, said. {Aan OLUMBL A) Te L. P. WALL —AND— THE SAPPHIRE GIRLS Present "now used oe as a name tear ol the housing of a motor Vehicle, was originally used in France te denote a place for keeping boats night, the local’ weather or Meee == Continwous 1 te 11 P.M. TODAY ONLY ALICE LAKE ‘OVER THE WIRE’ Over the wire came her brother’s say- ing “Good bye,” then a pistol. shot rang out. He had passed into the Great Beyond. But she Alexander Dumas’ Great Masterpiece, THE THREE Ai Rip-Roaring Farce Comedy, Entitled “NEAR, FAR AND DRY” This Show Wa; Built for Laughing Purposes Only. was responsib An eye for an eye. It is one of the greatest thrillers seen in many a day. —NEXT— A Famous Toonerville Comedy. The Skipper’s Hootch? or All Church People Are Not Alike NEXT AESOP’S FABLES Something new and very funny. See the fa- ble, “The Rooster and the Eagle.” There are sure lots of roosters in Casper. KETEERS BIG FEATURE PICTURE and Ma carats os A HALL ROOM COMEDY Enough Said-- Come Early! Entire Change of Program Sunday A picture of the Canadian Northwest Mounted Police.: A thrilling story of life in the open. Earle Williams ex- cels in this type of role in which he is seldom seen. —ALSO— “COUNTRY CHICKENS” A Two-Part Comedy —WITH— CHESTER CONKLIN AND LOUISE FAZENDA —AND— COMIC CARTOONS PLAYING SUNDAY AND MONDAY A Bishop-Cass T heater LAST TIMES TODAY “PLAY SQUARE” Co-Starring Johnnie Walker and Edna Murphy —ALSO— JOE RYAN IN “THE PURPLE RIDERS” AND MUTT AND JEFF