Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 19, 1923, Page 4

hear fee arns Wee eet eet PAGE FOUR. be Casper Daily Cribune FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, 1923. AT ARKECN FOR AIDING ORPHANS Wyoming Children Home So- ciety Will Receive Pro- ceeds from Dance Feb- ruary 1. The Benefit dance-which is to be given at the Arkeon academy on the night of February 1, will be for the purpose of making up something toward Casper's quota in the support of the Wyoming Children's Home s0- The quota was established at f which only $800 was raised recent drive. . P. J. Hand and Mrs. F. A. Marr under the jurisdiction of Mrs. bitt who is a representative McCracken, superintendent of the society, are in charge of the dance. The hall will be donated by T. J. McKeon, manager of the Arkeon. Miss Loretta d, popular member i 's and Smiles company, with other members, put number that is sure to Tickets are now being sold which Svill admit one into the hall. These pre 26 cents each. They will be placed jn the hands of members of the difter- ent comme lubs in the city. The dance will . regular “‘ten-cent” fair. ‘DOROTHY DALTON HAS HARD JOB IN SEA FILM Dorothy Dalton recently accom: plished the hardest task @ motion pic- ture director ever set for her. She had to be unconscious for half an dour! “It wouldn't have been so bad to play dead to the world,’ ”” laughed Miss Dalton afterward, “if I had been al-) lowed an easy chair or couch and peace and quiet to do it in. But I was playing the role of the heroine in ‘On the High Seas,’ and the lady is supposed to suffocate in the smoke from a fire on shipboard. She re- mains blissfully unconscious while the flames are crackling close to her head, charred wood and sparks are flying around, the ship is sinking, and she is swept up by a couple of rough stokers and swung into a life boat.’ “Imagine keeping one’s eyes closed and remaining perfectly quiet through all that hullabaloo. Not to speak of the shouting director and the squealing ‘extras’! I think it was the hardest thing I ever did in plo tures.” “On the High Seas," the picture in which Miss Dalton accomplished her Herculean task, js coming to the Rialto theatre today and tomorrow. It {s & lovemelodrama of the sea, writ- | ten by Edward Sheldon, the famous playwright. Jack Holt is co-starred {mn the picture with Miss Dalton, and Mitchell Lewis heads the supporting cast. The picture is a Paramount. _——————— DALLAS, Tex.—Prices of crude oils in Kansas, Oklahoma and Tex- as were advanced by the Magnolia Petroleum company five barrel on ofls of under 28 degrees gravity and eight centa a barrel above 28 degrees gravity. cents a LONDON—Germany is sending @ confident'al mission to London ta request the British government to mediate between France and Ger many, a dispatch said. AVALON, Cal. — TAcutenants Rhorback, U. 8S. N. was instantly killed and two other naval airmen injured when thelr flying boat crashed on the rocks of Catalina Island. WASHINGTON-—Italian troops will not take the place of Ameri. can troops withdramp from Ger. man territory, it was said in well, informed circles. CINCINNATI—A working agree mént making possible the re-un‘on of the two factions of the Method- ist Episcopal church was agreed to by commissioners representing the Methodist Episcopal church and the Methodist Dpiscopal church, south. BERLIN—Thq German govern-| ment has forb'dden atate ra'lroad officia’s and officials to cooperate in forwarding coal to France and Belgium. WASHINGTON—French occupa- tlon of the Ruhr may be expected to temporarily promote fron and steel trade in the United States, Great Britain and Belgium, Luther Becker, chief of the fron and steel division of the department of com- merce announced. PAWHUSKA, Okla.—Osage In- dians received $6,215,800, the amount of bonuses that Mid-contin- ent of] men bid for 215 oil and gas leases offered by the Osage Indian agency. DENVER—Bullet wounds infilet- ed by a person or persons unknow caused the death of J. leader of the baba that robbed the federal reserve bank truck here a eecaellnar ia! tase ple operant > the verd urned by sury. HOUSTON, Texas.-The Mexican government has annulled the grant to a group of Los Angeles capital- ists to exploit public ofl lands in the Tampico region, according to ad- vices from the Houston Post corres- pondent at Monterey. CARSON CITY, Nev.—The Ne- uada senate adopted a resolution recommending former Governor ‘Thomas E. Campbell of Arizons to succeed Albert B. Fall as secre tary of the interlor, LONDON—The Irish cabinet is considering increase in the Free State army, because of increased lawlessness, Bathing Girls Are | Featured in Film A bevy of beautiful bathing git in a dramatic picture, is an un! quent event. Yet thet is what will found in Gloria Swanson’s new Pa: mount picture, “The Impossible M: Bellew,” when !t comes to the Rial: to theater Sunday. The girls num- bering one hundred, will represent the pulchritude found on the beach at Deauville in France, which Miss Swanson visited during her recent Liuropean trip. Three-Act Drama By L. P. Wall Co. Sunday, Monday “The Servant in the House” will begin Sunday at the Iris. This play w.ll be presented by the Lawrence P. ‘Wail company and will be personally |directed by Lawrence Deming. This jbill will be presented in three acts jond In addition to the dramatic per- formance there will be several pieas- ing vaudeville speciaities, The four Deritas will offer some, thing “new, nifty, and novel.” The photoplay will feature Gareth Hughes in ‘Don't Write Letters.” There are daily matiness now given t_ the Iris theater. Now is the time to constipation w Don't give the diseases that follow In the track of constipation a chance) to lodge in your system! 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Do you realize what Kellogg ’s Bran can do for you and for your family; do you realize that it will keep sick- ness away; that it will put every one on a new health footing; that it will free you all from pills and cathartics? Kellogg ’s Bran is per tbenlasty. de- tt} lightful made in raisin bread, in macaroons, popovers, muffins, eto, Recipes are printed on each 1 ‘You will say that Kellogg’s Bran is a blessing to humanity. All grocers sell Kellogg’s Bran! Bombs Hurled At Free State ' Forces, Dublin Jan. 19.—A party of na- DUBLIN, tional troops was ambushed last night in Court street, it was officially announced today. Bombs were thrown but no casualties resulted. Two of the assailants were captured. A motor car carrying four trree Jars was seized in a suburb last nignt after an exchange of shots. One of the Irregulars was wounded. HAD LOST FAITH IN ALL OF THEM, HE STATES, BUT TANLAG ENDED TROUBLES “Indigestion and neuritis, or rheu- matism, almost made a wreck of me,” aid J. V. Reener, a well known car- | penter, living at 1402 West 23rd 8t., Tos Angeles, Cal., in a recent state. ment regarding Tanlac. “My food would invalably ferment C@using gas, bloating and awful Pains. I was also subject to bilious spells and would get terribly dizzy. My elbows and hands hurt so bad I eould hardly use my hammer and saw. I could not do a lick of work without just suffering agony. “I had about lost faith in all medi- eines when a friend talked me in to is trying Ta My ach in fine cond! now my appetite so keen I can nardly get enough to eat. The neuritis is all gone, too. and now I can do as much work as | ever could. My friend couldn't have done me a greater favor than he did by getting me to take Tanlac.” ‘Tanlac is for sale by all good drug: gists. Over 35-million bottles sold. Adv. Who Is She? You will see this popular act- tress soon in Marshall Neilan’s “The Strangers’ Banquet.” There are 23 famous stars in the cast. It Is Claire Win You'll See- TT Ta’ © CASPERS FAMILY THEATRE £7 WJ B40) LY ER BOE shot with Jack himself HAZEL “THE PALACE Fifty new and dazzling gowns which ‘Gloria bought in Paris for this picture, The gay beach at Deauville, France, home of the one-piece bathing suit. Flirting and carnival nights at Monte Carlo. * GLORIA SWANSON “The Impossible Mrs. Bellew” A Paramount Picture. RIALTO “Where Everybody Goes” TODAY AND SATURDAY Jack Lord and His Musigirls Present the Great Race Horse Comedy "AT SARATOGA SPRINGS” You can gamble on this one. SPECIAL MUSIC AND SCENIC EFFECTS Casper’s Favorite Songbird Just returned from a tour of the Orpheum Circuit, will be there also. The Thrilling Photoplay WINDOWS” BUTCHERS’ NIGHT TONIGHT WYOMING HOUSE PASSES BILL TO SLASH INTEREST RATE Other Measures Okehed by Solons; Farm Loan Bill Is Debated. CHEYENNE, Wyo., Jan. 19.—The Hardin bill reducing the legal mazi- mum interest rate from 12 per cent to 10 per cent was passed by the house Thursday, as were also the Hardin bill relating to employment on public works and the McAvoy bill preserib- ing an oath for attorneys on their admission to practice. The senate debated at length the Lee bill, Increasing the state farm YOMING Continuous 1 to 11 LAST TIMES TODAY THIS PROBABLY WILL BE YOUR LAST CHANCE TO SEE THE SCREEN’S MOST POPULAR STAR WALLACE REID In His Greatest Comedy- Drama 6 RENT FREE’ Also 2-Part Comedy “SMART ALEX” —And— “IN THE DAYS OF BUFFALO BILL” STARTING TOMORROW RODOLPH VALENTINO The Incomparable In a Dramatic Story of Romance, Youth and Thrilling Comedy “ALL NIGHT” Never shown in Casper before Same Admission THREE DAYS STARTING SUNDAY A 47 It’s a hundred to one dispensing the comedy. AUSTIN OF DARKENED Umit from 40 per cent to the appraised; the race track, around book making KWANGSI TROOPS walue of the Jand to 60 per cent. An nd the ups and downs which go with effort to reduce the bill's loan limit/ it. to 50 per cent was defeated. Among the specialty numbers will Benator Sibley introduced a child] appear ‘Miss Hazel Austin, m very Jabor measure. ANCING COMEDY: OF AACE TANCK 1S SCHEDULED AT; THE GOLUMBIR TONIGHT “At Saratoga Springs” is a tre mendously fast moving comedy that starts at the Co‘umbia theater to- night with he Lond in the ‘leading lot centers around comic role. NeUEAA ator rans who has been appear- theater. Miss Austin has ee ail Maras voice of wide range that ‘has endeared her to numerous Cas- {meeitee, “The Palace of Darkened Win- dows" is the photoplay offering. This is said to be a vivid tale of India with its romance and its attendant dangers. { 23 Stars in One Film! Do you know this man? He is in the brilliant cast of Marshall Ni “The Strangers’ Ban- " to be seen here soon. It is Nigel Barrie TAKEN OVER CANTON CANYON, Jan. 19.—(By The Asso- ciated Press.)—Six thousand Kwangs! troops, supporting Sun Yat Sen, marched into the city this morning. Others still are stre: Jast night and! from Bas! ing in from across the Pearl river, ‘The city is quiet, shops are closed and business is at a standstill, ——>__—. B. J. Sullivan returned yesterday where he has been for business. STARTING SUNDAY AT THE IRIS THEATER WALL’S POPULAR PLAYERS —IN— |“THE SERVANT IN THE HOUSE” 3—INTERESTING AND WONDERFUL ACTS—3 stokers. est of all sea romances. MIT Facing death in an open boat on the storm-swept Pacific—a pampered society belle and two brutal RIALTO That’s the first of the torrent of thrills in this great- Two famous stars in a drama written especially for them by one of America’s foremost playwrights. entertainment of breathless appeal; a picture you'll be proud to tell your friends about. An ADOLPH ZUKOR —Also— Starland Revue and Fables Shows at 1, 2, 3:30, 5, 6:30, 8, 9:30 THE NETTO LADIES’ ORCHESTRA e SUPPORTED BY MITCHELL LEWIS PRESENTS ‘ "ON THE HIGH SEAS DOROTHY DALTON ano JACK HOLT TWO DAYS ONLY Today and Tomorrow The beautiful Mary boots—but always smil Mary Pickford... “Tess of e Storm Countr A SUPERB SCREEN GEM IN AN ENTIRELY NEW SETTING Mery Pickford’s own brand new version of a world classic the whole world loves—the re-creation of a masterpiece. A picture that fascinates by its simplicity, captivates by its beauty. —in rags and tatters and rubber ile, alway: curls aa the lovable Tess who brings glad tears and joyous smiles to all who see THE CROWNING ACHIEVEMENT OF MARY PICKFORD’S CAREER — AS NEW AS IT IS BEAUTIFUL. NOT AN OLD SCENE IN THE ENTIRE PICTURE TODAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY, MONDAY No Advance in Admission—10c and 40c Pickford as a girl ag ing her impish child t ing her golden Shows at 1, 3, 5, 7 and 9 TODAY AND SATURDAY LAWRENCE P. WALL PRESENTS “Little Miss Personally Directed by Lawrence Deming ITSA WESTERN BILL —In— 3 -- ACTS -- 3 —With— . 6—VAUDEVILLE SPECIALTIES—6 And a Big Special Photoplay _EARLE WILLIAMS in “FORTUNE’S MASK” Prices 10c and 40c 1:00 10 to and 11:00 25¢ TODAY AND SATURDAY Tom Mix “AFTER YOUR OWN HEART” Also Comedy “THE STORK’S MISTAKE” Two Shows Nightly, 7 and 9 Prices 10c and 40c Nobody”