Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 28, 1923, Page 19

SUNDAY, JANUARY 28, 1923. RODEO FEATURE OF HART FILM Star Has Good Role in Pic- ture “O’Malley of the Mounted.” Those who have not seen a real rodeo, or congress of riders and ropers of the west, will have the opportunity of doing so when “O'Mal- ley of the Mounted,” William §s. Hart's latest Paramount production comes to the Wyoming theater next Thursday and Friday. Disguised as a cowboy, setking a man Killer, he crosses the border into the United States, and because he known that the man who dia the deed is @ wonderful rider, looks for him at the rodeo which {s being held in the cow town surrounded by craggy steeps. He finds bim and follows him into the outlaw’s camp—the rest must be left to thrill the spectators; suffice that they will find an amazing situa- tion handled with wonderful skill in this story which is an original by Mr. Hart, adapted and directed by Lam- bert Hillyer. The rcedeo is a big feature. There are seen thousands of people gathered in a great grandstand around the arena where riders tame bucking bronchos, ride wild steers, rope and play the wild games of the cattle! lands. It is an inspiring picture—one i set the blood tingling. Eva Novak leading woman and there is a ate cast of players, with one of the most! effective villains imaginable. CONAN DOYLE THRILLER, “HOUND OF BASKERVILLES,” TO BE SHOWN IN CASPER, ba the long list of best-sellers 6 stories that have come from the Dusy pen of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle literary critics both in this country ana abroad have voted “The Hound of the Baskervilles” the most thrilling! This supershocker has been brought to life on the screen and will be shown at the Rialto theater next ations of Sherlock Holmes on stage and screen, will be seen as the fa- mous sleuth. eee A huge, ooal-biack hound euch as no mortal eye had ever seen is the central figure about which Sir Arthur Conan Doyle builds his mysterious Plot in his famous story. Mystery, suspense and abundant thrills combine to make the screen version of the famous detective story entertainment of the most enjoyable sort to which the brilifant cast con- tributes in no small measure. ————_— CARD OF THANKS. ‘We wish to express our thanks and appreciation for the ind: ness and sympathy shown us during the sickness and death of our daugh-} ter and sister, Viola; also for tho} beautiful floral offering: | MR. AND MRB, H. KRECK- | | Low LOW AND: BASEL FAMILY. TRY SULPHUR ON AN ECZEMA SKIN Costs Little and Overcomes Trouble Almost Over | Night. 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No obli- Phone 1325 Casper Business College, Inc. “WHO ARE MY PARENTS?” A PLAY OF REAL HUMAN BEINGS FOR AMERICA One of the beautiful players in play feature which plays a three days’ engagement at the America the- ater starting Tuesday. Here is a picture everyone will pleasing glimpses of child life. The story was written by the mysterious Mr. X. of the big hits of the season. RACE FEATURED IN PICTURE AT ‘RIALTO ) TODAY One o% the thrilling scenes in “Thi Pride of Palomar," Peter B. Kynoe' romance of Southern Californi. picturized by Cosmopolitan for Para- mount release, is the race where Don Mike's pet, Panchito, with the range | burrs still in his mane runs away | from a field of bangtails and brings | home the bacon to the Rancho) Palomar. Bince the racing was endea the/ problem for the producers was to get | &@ crowded grandstand for the occa. sion. Fortunately, the Spani jean spirit still survives in Southern California, an m horse race takes/| precedence over everything. Advertisements were inserted in the local papers that the race scenes of | “The Pride of Palomar” would he} filmed at the Ventura track, and as 5 special attraction there would be a charriot race between Tom Clark, the county supervisor and Bob Anderson, @ well known rancher, The result was a crowd of about 6,000 per whose enthusiasm for the local favorites was fine for the camermen, and saved Director Frank Borzage ‘Who Are My Parents,” the photo- love. It is full of heart throbs and The pieture is one lot of work. The only feature mi iny was the bookmakers, and even at that, Clark's backers managed to col-| lect a lot of money when he won, “The Pride of Palomar,” which will be the feature at the Rialto theater \for a four-day run beginning today, has much to recommend it. The| asper Sunday worning ! sigura Russell, for twenty years a resident of Paris and now a eee instructor, and “Theodore screen player, who plays ng Se role of the chief Apache fn the new picture. The “Cafe des Apaches” setting | was constructed from oega ay mitted by Professor Russel in Paris, Mr. Koslott was faite’ ey Madame Efroos! to give an Apache! @ance at a big function. To provide, an exact interpretation of the dance, | ir. Kos'off vistted the Apache haunts | with a member of the order. There he observed the habits and customs! of the Apaches, wh'ch he has heiped bring to the screen in “The Green | Temptation.” This picture, sald to be a masterly | production, was adapted by Monte M. Katterjohn and Julia Crawford Ivers, from the magazine story, - “The Noose,”" by Constance Lindsay Skin- ner. Others in the cast besides those | mentioned, are Mahlon Hamilton, Neely Edwards, Edward Burns, Ly- more Lynnard and Mary Thurman. betes sends There's a new Rawie'gh man in tibune (MUSIGIALS TO PUT FORTH BEST EFFORTS 10 AOUSE "FUNNY. SIDE OF AUDIENGE Tickling the risib'lities of packed houses has been the work of Jack Lord and his Musigiris company dur- ing their stay in Casper. This com pany ts offering for today to tomor row at the Columbia a new bill en titled “The Fry in tho Soup." A Ponany ttle cannot but be followed by a funny play. Jack Lord plays the part of the leading character and in his own hero'c way proceeds to extri cate himself from more scrapes than ne each time getting himself into a | Worse one than the last until the finai denoument and comp‘ete extrication, ‘“'The Probaticn Wife’ will need no introduction to lovers of the pop Norma Tal: madge. It effort Piles Cause Nervousness and Destroy Health Over 20 years’ experience in treating Rectal Diseases enables us to speak wi ‘We positt it will not cost you a bames and addr recommendations Se of our by you a0 a ean do. with E BO Drs. Bowers and Ramsdell story Is by Peter B. Kyne, being an| | adaptation of his well known novel) |of the same name. 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