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

WHIRLWIND OF MODERN PASSION REVEALED IN. NEW WYOMING PICTURE: The withering pace of our modern life; the unbridled excesses in which thousands are indulging; the shams @nd the whims and fofbles of men and women in all stations of life are 1 with shattering blows by on Goodman's powerfully | prophetic and significant photo dtama, “Has the World Gone Mad!” | énnounced for exhibition at the | | Wyoming theater tomorrow. Today the world is traveling at |lywood boulevard lywood" from a story by Frank Condou adapted by Thomas J. Geraghty, which will be the dig feature at the Dialto theater next Saturday shows the inner workings and also the outer appearance of the studios. It does it in story form. The story of a middle-western fam- fly which comes to Hollywood and | the efforts of the daughter to get a job in pictures. What is a studio» waiting room Uke? How do the actors act when they're not acting—between scenes at the studios? What does Hollywood Hotel, Hol- etc., look Hke? Are they different than other hotels| and boulevards? Fine humor, love, pathos, drama —all are combined in “Hollywood” | and everybody will be in it! a terrific pace in its social fe. In our own country the front pages of a hundred newspapers blaze with | the fires of mad passions that result fn murder and divorce and what not. Petting parties and soul-kiss ing trysts occupy the minds of the once-decorous young. How long can we play the game? How long can this helter-skelter, high-powered era of jazz and luxury and wine and song go on? Daniel Carson Goodman gives his own clean-cut view of it in “Has the World Gone Mad!” a story of ter- rific drama that spares no one’s feel- ings, a production that goes right to the core of the problem and reveals the truth in thundering situations and emotions. “Has the World Gone Mad!” be- eomes a vast human treatise de: veloped with amazing skill by Mr. Goodman, who perhaps has greater understanding of men and women today than any other producer of motion pictures now before the jury ot the public. HARMONY TRIO OPENS AT COLUMBIA THIS EVENING ‘The Harmony Trio just off the Pantages circuit and brought here st an expense that will demand large crowds at the Columbia will open its sppearance there tonight It is an organization of vocal artists that are rarely found in such happy combination. The latest popular gong numbers will be given. ‘The tabloid for this evening is the same as that given last night, “College Days,” and is a comic skit well worth attending. Brimful of clever specialties and possessing lines not to be forgotten it is sure to draw laughs. “THE HEART ARIDER” Ts NEW PICTURE AT RIALTO That Agnes Ayres is one of the most popular stars of the screen is amply evidenced by the great suc- cess of her new Paramount picture, “The Heart Raider,” which will be the feature at the Rialto theater for three days starting today, with Mahlon Hamilton as leading man. The story is one of absorbing in terest and there {s much relishable comedy. At Palm Beach, Muriel Gray, played by Miss Ayres, js mak ing an effort to create a favorable impression .on John Dennis, a bachelor, portrayed by Mahlon Hamilton. But the latter believes that Muriel is rather frivolous, and his indifference wounds Muriel deep: ly. She is determined, however, to force Dennis to take her in his arms, end makes this her boast. Murtel at first is a miserable failure as a vamp, but finally makes good her boast. There is an excellent supporting cast. INSIDE INFORMATION ON MAKING MOVIES IN NEXT PIGTURE AT Tht RIALTO) How many men, women and chil dren are there in America who would not, so to speak, ‘give their eye teeth’ to see behind the scenes of a motion picture studio? Thetr names must be legion, judg- ing from the number of applications for admission to the studios—which are not grarited for obvious reasons. ‘The next best thing to actually get ting on the inside ts to use the in side pictured on the screen. Paramount has an original idea ‘The James Cruze production “Hol DON’T DRY UP CATARRH Tt ts a mistake to treat catarrh with salt water, strong antiseptics or any preparation that dries the surface of the mucous membrane, causing scabs to form over raw, tender spots. The inflammation ts merely covered up for the time be ing—not healed, Genuine, lasting —retief eatarrh can only be obtained by driving the inflammation out, not in. The most effective method is to inhale “Deo” vapors night and morning. 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Due to the long controversy over the Colorado river, permission was obtained from the chief executives of California, Colorado and Arizona before the Producer was willing to tamper with waters which have been in such bitter dispute. “Her Reputation” ts now run- ning at the America theater. — DOG TEAM IS ORIVEN BY ACTRESS IN THIS: FILM The dog team which carried Alma Rubens through reels of “The Valley of Silent Men,” a new Cosmopolitan picture for Paramount, which starts How to Stop Sour Stomach Chronic With Many People—Stu- art’s Dyspepsia Tablets Bring Quick Comfort—Sweeten and Stop Acid, Sour Risings and Such Dyspeptic Distress. When the fact is considered that even careful people, those who fol- low diet rules, get attacks of indl- gestion, recommend the best means of re- lef. 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Continuous 1 to ii LAST TIMES TODAY ‘FIGHTING BLOOD’ ROUND NO. 10 Reman en esse: | veya unless h sTauindry SLAP SE ALEON » StANAS THE.LESE 2 wcROSS WIRES” ype sacar, bees ond. ie AND COMEDY have responded by giving us work enough to keep us busy. It is refreshing to get a bundle laundry back from this shop. convinces you of our ability, of They | || ! LOOK FOR SUDS AND DUDS PEARL WHITE LAUNDRY Phone i702 TOMORROW no argument is needed toj§ actual service team procured from the Hudson Bay Post at Athabasca Lauding, Canada. For years the team was used by Jim McIntosh, fur trader. When the Cosmopolitan company went north to film the James Oliver Curwood story, Miss Rubens drove the team for miles over the snow. The feminine members of the party petted the dogs and fed them to such an extent that the fur trader objected. “Can't do a thing with ‘em, declared = Mt hi, “mountain dogs never ought to be petted. These women spoil ‘em. Despite the fur trader's objections, Miss Rubens’ kindness proved satis. factory, for whenever she drove them, they covered the ground! | |McAvoy is starred. To get shots of| “*tisfactorily. Lew Cody plays op- posite Miss Rubens in this stirring photoplay. | BRAZIL REBELS CAPTURE TOWN MONTEVIDEO, Sept. 19.—A tele- gram received at the foreign office from the Uruguayan consul in Zuar-| aby, near the Brizil-Uruguay fron- tier, says the town was takcn by a| force of 1,800 Brazilian rebels. There! Was a: sharp fight in which seven men were killed and 27 wounded on both sides, Twenty members of the government force were drowned as they attempted to escape by swim-| ing the river Cuareim. Their com- mander and fifteen men were cap-| tured, Casper Daly Crroune while it does not interfere with the at at Iris theater today was an/ ChiCAGO BIDS May Be Played on Western Field. @HICAGO, Sept, world's seri 19.—With baseball FOR BIG GAME ‘Army-Notre Dame Clash settled as between the New York teams, football authorities here have started negotiations to bring the Army-Notre Dame football game of October 18, to Chicago instead of New York as scheduled. Colonel H. B. Hackett, West Point quarterback of 1903 and one of the leading foot- ball referees of the country has an- nounced his interest in the proposal although the trip west would be an innovation in army football plans. It {s understood Coach Knute Rock- ne of Notre Dame is eager to have the game played in the west and that Chicago would be an agreeable location to him. The University of the| Chicago has an open date, and as apparentlyNorthwestern plays at Indiana uni- — ial Jose More coffee value for your money than you} ever thought possible will tell! -at your Grocers ERE’S what she did: She fell in love with the world’s champion wom- an hater—and got him! But HOW she did it— that’s what gives you the laughs of a clowns’ conven- tion—the stunts of a circus —the variety of a vaudeville ie gowns of a gorg- eous fashion show. | | —al; RIALTO ADOLPH ZUKOR, PRESENTS In Addition Dan Mason in a Plum Center Comedy—Fables—Fun From the Press THE NETTO LADIES’ ORCHESTRA OF SIX TODAY -- TOMORROW Shows at 1, 2:40, 4:20, 6, 7:40, 9:20 FRIDAY "HER Jay MSAvoy May Ya A Captivating Melodrama Based on a Youth’s Stub- born Fight Against a Poisoned Press ONE OF THE MOST UNUSUAL STORIES OF THE SEASON | iso— “Pathe News” and “Topics of the Day” Shows 1, 2, 3:30, 5, 6:30, 8, 9:30 10c and 40c FRIDAY and SATURDAY DUSTIN FARNUM incl “THE MAN WHO WON” TODAY and THURSDAY JAMES OLIVER CURWOOD’S Famous Story “THE VALLEY OF SILENT MEN” —with— ALMA RUBENS Supported by LEW CODY A virile, pulsing drama of the Great North West, where honor is ever tri- umphant in the battle of strong men. Also Sunshine Comedy “Splitting Hairs” Continuous 1:00 to 11:00 10c and 20c FRIDAY and SATURDAY Thomas Meighan —in— “THE MAN WHO SAW TOMORROW” WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1923 versity that day there would be no, coal fields that it would be tmpos- local conflict. The University of/siple to fix a standard on which Pennsylvania, whose field has beet | wages could be based. frequently used for army end navy 3 cen Ee” | ARURINE For Your EYES Refreshes Tired Eyes | WASHINGTON, Sept. 19.—The bi- tuminous operators’ special commit- tee informed the coal commission to- day that such wide variation in liv- ere ‘Write Murine Co., Chicago, forEveCare! ing costs had been found in soft |%q FALL IS HERE AND SO ARE WE The Y-O-MING Cleaners & Tailors Is Under Complete New Management and Is Thoroughly Prepared to Serve Old- Time Customers and New Friends Completely Equipped for TAILORING—CLEANING—PRESSING “No Job Too Large or Too Small” The New Y-O-MING Cleaners and Tailors 251 W. 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DON’T FORGET THE DATE Thursday Night, September 20 ADMISSION FREE vat mony ae hs CASPERS FAMILY THEATSE 4/7 B46) IY REDE THEY’RE HERE TODAY .“‘The Harmony Trio” THESE BOYS CAN sING! —and— 66 9 COLLEGE DAYS —Presented By— HIGH LIFE REVUE COMPANY —in— “PEGGY PUTS IT OVER” Admission 10c and 40c Shows at 7 and 9 Direct From Denver and Pantages Circuit A Brilliant Musical Revue ALICE CALHOUN West First, Off Center Street Jesse LC tasny’ PRESENTS” “ JAMES CRUZE PRODUCTION 80 REAL STARS id —an 50 SCREEN CELEBRITIES ba hates. is the bright spot of the screen—that some- in; ‘erent you've beén waiting for. Tell: about the Nioadont of the movies than all the inagugines teen er Answers all your questions. Shows you all our favorites. And provides entertainment that sets a ce Me ae Miss WARNING—Note Time of Shows—1, 2:40, 4.20, 6, 7:40, 9:20 RI ALT O STARTING SATURDAY