Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 25, 1923, Page 4

HOW TO GET NTO THE MOVIES SHOWN FOLKS IN HOLLYWOOD” FILM what they would like to do most in life and they will answer. “Go into the movies.” That is why “Hol'ywood" picture of irresistible appeal. The heroine goes west and tries to get a fob tn the studios. She has adventures galore, and in the end— well, romance enters into her life. But in the telling of the story she goes from studio to studio and meets most of the people who are famous in pictures James Cruze, who made “The Covered Wagon," has made this picture, and in it he has in minor parts practically every fa mous actor, actress and director in and about Los Angeles. The film is intended to show real people as they really are, at the same time telling a charming story. It will demonstrate the thrills and disappointments of those who seek a movie career and also show that for some the road is extremely hard, while others seem to do it almost unwittingly. 2———E LIFE AT VIENNA BIG FEATURE OF WYOMING PICTURE ON SATURDAY * practically every human being In the United States who hasn't been at Coney Island, the famous eastern ie a “PLAYMATES” OFFERED BY COLUMBIA THEATER The new offering at the Colum- bia theater is “Playmates,” a mus!- world. ager was on the job when he select- to present to Columbia audiences, most delightful, most fascinating bits of stage productions that could be obtained. The company that fur- nishes the medium of its production tablold to perfection. Farle Williams plays the leading role in “Lucky Carson” which is the feature picture. —>___ LUCKY NIGHT WILL BE AFEATURE AT ARKEGN “Lucky dance night™ which was held at the Arkeon last night proved to be a hit with the patrons of this academy. The management of the night @ regular feature evening with something unusual going on by which those who patronize the es- tablishment may receive something in addition to the pleasure of danc- ing. A good crowd is expected at the Arkeon this evening, since Tuesday night always brings forth a select group of pleasure seckers. New songs, the same old pep, and a good crowd will make the dance a suc: ceas this evening. pleasure spot, has read about it time and again. There is a certain fascination about the atmosphere of that car- nival section. There are freaks of all types, human and antmal, clowns, pretty girls and strong mi Behind their makeups and preteni they are human, as more than one fictionist has discovered and writ- ten. ‘Vienna was once the most daz ling center of Europe. Besides it had a romantic glamor differing from the appeal that any other Continental capital held for the ay- erage tourist. Its Coney Island, called the Prater, was a great sight. Then the war came along and— well, those people are human, just as they would be on this side of the water. They suffered; goid stars, starvation and poverty. Written into the form of a mo- tion picture spectacle, this intrig- uing atmosphere will be seen on z the screen wh ferry-Go-Round” “Universal § Jewel offering. yoming theater next cost money and care to film ts the story of two lovers separated as widely by caste as two human beings ld be. One is a poor girl of the Prater, an organ grinder. The other is a young count, afde to the and slave to every royal time whim—but leading @ life of pom- pous idleness. The father and mother of the girl, a faithful hunchback sweet t beast of a man who concession—these and picturesque population ter-appear in “Merry-Go- heart, a gre of the Round.” Mary covery” Philbin, Universal's “dis- of the year, plays the or jer’s role. .Norman Ker rge Seigmann, Al Edmund Cesare Gravina, Edith Yorke, Sylvester, Maude George allace, Sidney Bracy Aitken, Maurice Tal Oliver, Albert Conti Vaverka, Charis L. King Helen Broneau others han Rupert Julian staff of ex-citizens of Vienna. NEW OIL FROM EUROPE RUBS OUT RHEUMATIC PAINS Get This Written Guarantee From Your Own Druggist fon, Lillian Doroth direct Don’t suffer another minute from rheumatic pains — gout — aching muscles or stiff joints! Here's guar- anteed relief. 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A storm which has been raging for 86 hours has done considerable damage, especially last night, when it struck many temporary shacks in which Tokio and Yokohama refu- gees had found shelter. ———— Send your eutomobfie news to “Spark Plug.”—care Tribun cal comedy with all the fun in the The High Life Revue man- ed this piéce of American humor Arkeon haa decided to make Monday} Degoutte to make the Ruhr occu- has worked unceasingly to bring the|Pation as nearly “invisible” es pos- sible. ‘The action of the German govern ment yesterday ts not regarded here \as finally clearing the s!tuation in [the Ruhr. The resista: there be conridered as ended when Ber ln withdraws all orders given the functionaries and people of the Ruhr to resist the authorities of occupa- tion. sill | ALLIED CONFERENCE |18 HELD PROBABLE = LONDON, Sept. 25—A new allied | conference tn Which France, Great Britain, Italy and Belgium will take part is anticipated by the London ‘political writers as one result of the German's decision to give up | passive resistance in the Ruhr. |" However, although speculation ts | already active regarding the prob- ‘able action by the allies, there is as |yet nothing on which any prediction of value can be built. It is now believed prime Minister | Baldwin will be cautious in his ref- jerence to foreign affairs in his speech at Northampton on Thurs- day. BERLIN, Sept. 25—(By The As- |soctated Press)—The situation fol- lowing the German government's announcement of its unconditional surrender of the Ruhr confllet pre- |sented a greatly befogged picture ltoday, especially with respect to its {political and diplomatic aspects. Chancellor Stresemann’s confer ence with the premiers of the Ger- man federated states began shortly jafter 10 o'clock and was still in pro- leress at noon. While its outcome was awaited with interest, there appeared to be no doubt that the heads of the various states would back up the chancellor quite as unanimously as the delegations from the Ruhr and Rhineland did {on Monday. The government tonight will give official formulation to its decision which will then be broadcast. On Thursday, Chancellor Strese- mann will go before the reichsteg LAST TIM — “THE END OF TALMA —INn— “ASHES Skpws at 1, 3, 5, BETTY COMPSON AND MILTON SILLS AND COMEDY “PARDON MY GLOVE” 10¢ AND 20c ES TODAY THE WORLD” DGE OF VENGEANCE” : SUPPORTED BY CONWAY TEARLE Norma's Most Majestic Masterpiece. Four Days—Starts Today 7 and 9. where the only opposition is expect- ed to emanate right and left parts of the house. The present cabinet {s considered have strongly against parliamentary attacks, that its resolve to surrender without having secured concessions in ad-* vance from Premier Poincare was | communicated to the leaders fully Che Casper Daily Cribune ‘OCCUPATION OF RUHR REGION TO BE MADE INVISIBLE WITH END OF GERMAN RESISTANCE Inter-Allied Reparations Commission to Assist French In Mapping Out Policy for Future PARIS, Sept. 25.—(By The Associated Press).—Pre- mier Poincare’s next move in view of Germany’s economic surrender will be to ask the inter-allied reparations com- for it is undoubtedly one of the mission to deal with the new situation, it was indicated to- day. As soon as the German government officially with-| draws its resistance orders, directions will be sent General from fortified of the coalition parties as well as to all factors which are supposed to have a decisive influence on the de- liberations of the reichstag. RUHR PEOPLE NOT INTERESTED DUESSELDORF, Sept. 25—The news that the German government had decided to, cease passive re- | sistance in the Ruhr seems to havs made only the slightest impression upon the population of the valley. The greatest indifference was gen- erally shown. FOUR BOXING BOUTS AND WRESTLING MATCH ON MNDWEST SMOKER HERE A smoker is being planned for the employes of the Midwest Refining company and thelr friends. It wif take place at 8 o'clock Thursday levening in the Midwest repair ga. lrage and will be featured by four boxing matches and one wrestling match. Tho names af the contest- ants have not been announced. > the extreme | itself in Send your automople news to "Spark Plug."—Care Tribune. TO THE PUBLIC The Wyoming North and South Railroad Company opened its line from Illco, Wyo., to Salt Creek, Wyo., today—first train leaving Illco 8:00 o’clock this morning, and will operate daily freight and passen- ger service hereafter. handled in connection with C. & N. W. Ry., train leav- ing Casper 7:00 a. m. arriving at Salt Creek for de- livery 10:00 a. m. at which point TRUCKING SER- VICE has been established at a low rate of fare to all points in the Townsite and Field. Freight for all points will be received at C. & N. W. Ry., freight house at Casper up to 5:00 p. m. daily closing time, and delivery at Salt Creek following morning at 10:00 o’clock will be assured. Rates are as low as it is possible to make them both in Car Loads and Less than Car Loads. Tariffs are on file at the General Offices in The Con- solidated Royalty Building, Suite 509, Phone 2280, where the PUBLIC are invited at all times and where TARIFFS can be inspected or had and information will be gladly furnished. We ask the patrona ing up this line, wh: Casper and the State of Wyoming and we thank you in advance. THE WYOMING NORTH & SOUTH RAILROAD CO. Daily freight service will be Be and help of the public in build- ich we believe will help build up J. J. FOLEY, General Manager. SUNDAY HIKE WILL HOLD BIG SURPRISE, ,.. 2 Py each. | BY SPARK PLUG | pera" noc the journey. ‘Wear , “Where on earth is he going to?” | heavy socks, as they tend to keep “Wonder where the end of the |rough spots on shoes from chafing|4 Good Thing—DON'T MISS IT spark 1 nial pant cod Sires toe the “Sparky sure has fooled us t! . | Plainly en gether wi ee ene aaly ana oree poneaty | Genta (and this slip) to Chamberlain — | These are only a few of the ex- clamations that will be heard on all sides Sunday, September 80, when Spark Plug leads the Tribune hik- ers on the first mystery hike of the season. The destination will never be known to the trampers until it is reached. Only Sparky holds the secret and it is safe with him. It fair weather is on the boards for Sunday, more than 100 new members of the already rapidly while doing it Turn out henceforth. matter: Sparky on his Sunday jaunts, Tho superfluous flesh just rolls off, and the beauty of it is that you are aware of no particular exertion. Give this reducing recipe one trial and you'll be a staunch member Here's @ little condensed reading Place of meeting—Tribune Bldg. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1923. ‘Time of meeting—9 a. m. sharp. Things to bring—One lunch, cam. era, old shoes and clothing, a silent j prayer for good weather. | —————_——_ Steel pens were invented in Enz- land in 1803 and originally cost $3 Medicine Co., Des Moines, Iowa, and | receive in return a gontaining Chamberlain's Remedy for, bronchial, +c = Seriain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets for stomach trouble, indigestion, gassy pains that crowd the heart, pillousness and constipation; Cham- | rlain’s Salve, needed in every fam- ily for burns, scalds, wounds, pil and skin affections; these valued family medicines for only 6 cents. Don’t miss 1 vertiseme: with acka| PeGough growing hiking club are expected to turn out. The meeting point at the Tribune butiding 1s centrally located for all, and the starting hour is late enough that even the sleepiest may roll from between the sheets in ample time. The basic In- structions are: ‘‘Be in front of the Tribune building at 9 a. m. sharp!” Comfortable shoes are an absolute necensity. No hiker is a thue hiker unless his feet are untired Casper-Salt Creek Stage Leaves Arkeon Bldg. 9a. m. Daily Telephone 144 J. 3. Stanton, Mgr. (8) C YOMIN LAST TIMES TODAY HOOT BEN TURPIN LILA LEE GIBSON In his latest and greatest pic- ture— Shootin’ For Love’ Also Two Comedies “LOTS OF NERVE” and EMPTY BOTTLES and NEWS REEL WEDNESDAY “FIGHTING BLOOD” The first picture showing natural colors — something new and different— TOLL OF THE SEA Always The Music is We know you will DANCING The Famous Scintilating, Fascinating CASPERS A BIG HIGH LIFE Admission 10e-—40c Sensation of the Year So Big! So Stunning So utterly different you will gasp with delight and Astonishment 6 DAYS STARTING SATURDAY WYOMING From 1 When you pay your will receive a ticket mission price to the Look—Bus fare an Talk About All-Star Casts! YOU KNOW THEM ALL CECIL B. DE MILLE “BULL” MONTANA NITA NALDI “FATTY” ARBUCKLE AND OTHERS IT’S A GREAT PICTURE RIALT Be There at the Start: 1, 2:40, 4:20, 6, 7:40, 9:20 Dancing Academy TUESDAY NIGHT IS ALWAYS ONE OF THE BANNER NIGHTS because everybody has fat TTe ENTIRELY NEW SHOW TODAY “PLAYMATES” Presented by HARMONY TRIO That Wonder Singing Combination EARLE WILLIAMS in “LUCKY CARSON” West First, Off Center Street TAKE THE MOTOR BUS TO HOLLYWOOD WEDNESDAY MOTOR BUS MATINEE RIALTO of JAMES CRUZE Production Presented Snra of DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS MARY PICKFORD THOS. MEIGHAN CHAS CHAPLIN TODAY TOMORROW a Big, Jovial Crowd Excellent and Full of Pep enjoy If if you are here, e best time imaginable EVERY NIGHT £rT FAMILY THEATRE if | SLD SY. MUSICAL REVUE REVUE COMPANY Shows at 7 and 9 It Is o'clock to 6 o'clock fare Wednesday afternoon you good for 10c on the regular ad- d admission to Hollywood 40c