Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 17, 1923, Page 4

PAGE FOUR. Che Casper Dally Cridune Quakes Have Nothing to Do With End of World and marvelous power. He has just WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER, 17, 1923 steam, which finds an escape only by moving many square miles of surface territory, "Quakes to Q@ontinue. Experts are agreed, however, that }earthquakes wil] continue to occur in valleyg bounded by mountains and the Sea and on volcanio islands. death lends further interest to the Photoplay, Mrs. Rei@ has dedicaied her life to the fighting of the drug evil which has taken so ‘many lives and has ruined so many others. She is shown in this film as the wife of a great lawyer, a man of keen mind are put cosmic growing po!nts and | should be go understood. | In support of their belief they | point out that. great earthquakes ‘such as those. in Messina, Chile, Ja- Pan and San Francisco, occurred ‘on a narrow fringe ‘of coastline mountain ranges with regard to earthquakes has won the scientific world to the present seismic theories. ‘Whether the last three months of 1923 will add to the list of ‘quake and tidal wave disasters remains to be Seen. a AGE 1S NOT WISE IN PIGTURE AT AMERICA SEE “UTCAST” AND “You're not wise men at all You're just three old fools.” It js tn these words that the younger generation speaks he older tn “Three Wise Foo the Vidor production wt opened lest night at tho America theater for a three-day run, Three old gentlemen who live in| one house together, who have tn fact frown up together and who be- cause of their unity of spirit call themselves “‘Athos, Porthos and Aramis, the three musketeers,” find suddenly thet and are fn a« terrible rut. clan member of the t excitement Tho excitem in tho way of a y: the daughter of t of all three. Without inquiring her past they become her guardian wish they hed in unconquerable D'Artignnn He maintains his fait! rr that she js foun acquaintance with thieves. The three wil murderers an¢ men who lost their traction for you wins success in the threo wine heads and are pv “MAIN STREET” COMES TO RIALTO sarin “Main Gtreet,” the screen Ce ation of the famous novel and sellor by Sinclair Lewis, w c to the Rialto theater Saturday Florence Vidor and Monte Blu the cast of players in this Worr Brothers classic. The other player are Harry Myers, Noah Beer Loutne Fazenda, Robert Gordc Josephine Crowell, Gordon Griffit Otis Harlen and Alan Hale “Main Street” have @xy rum in Casper. The management expects packed t dally because of the wide tm the produ SS WHALING PICTURE I SHOWN AT THE RIS a ft as "Down to the Sea tn Ships” playing at is the Iris theater today This is one of th res of life on board that has ever been ows the dangers of fe with a remarkable The hero ts shown a= in a whale and be ived in all the dan. 1 auch an adyentu fs an inatructive picture while there has been nothing iost to the stor Persons who have not had an « portunity to see a whale or wi have been unable to imagine its tre zo will want to see th There are ow the people the great sea mammal d of clearness taking pa DRINK WATER TO HELP WASH OUT KIDNEY POISON (f Your Back Hur Hurts or Blad- Taking ae ineys hurt and your #® sore don't get sca: to lond your stom th @ lot of drugs that exc! the kid neys and irritate the entire urinary tract you keep your bowels clean, b flushing them with a m{fld, harm less calts which helps to remove the body's urinous waste and stimulates them t o their normal of the kidneys { In 24 he The vital importance of keeping th neys active. Drink lots of good water—you et fr 6 @ tablesp ter before brer 7 ng for a few da. your k ys may then act ‘This famous salts is made from t acid of ¢ kidney means } your } Advertisement. King | hey are getting old | Keep your kidneys clean like | | backed by high mountains or on a mountainous {siand, The timeproven connection be- tween volcanoes, sea a youth charged with stealing from By LYLE ©. WILSON ) final convulsions of the dying mon- pS gees Lk nc EE & pawnbroker. The youth is shown| (United Press Staff Correspondent.) ster of 1914-18. cuntain ranges on the sloping va to have been “hopped up” at the pene te: tenoee ee She ewe oe an gee eee ieaca aaah time and {s sent to @ sanitorlum for sause, | Peetiignes’ ie! alwaire peepent| Uta ete ia ee ae cure instead of to fajl. Immediately womewhere on the face of the globe *! pe Ties ata oes afterwards the attorney succumbs and, 1¢”'Js ‘ declared, '1028" has: been). Trye.there are tother oni to overwork while he is defending rather fortunate in the rarity of ap-| as sudden production of underground an innocent man on the charge of | palling scourges. Don’t forget the Masquerade Ball, ‘opes and Friday nigi 1S LOVE A DISEASE? ‘October 17—«United | Press) —Binee January 1, 1923, there! have been thirtyaix earthquakes, | each consisting of from one to onal thousand separate shocks. In addition to these estamle dis- turbances, 1928 has distinguished it- weal self for tidal waves, a number of/ abortive wars, one or two near-fam- ines and pestilence ton @ emall scale. THEN MIRKE DECISION murder. The typical “sectety doc- World in Infancy, tor” offers relief in the way of mor- As for earthquakes, scientists ée-| nine, and thus the deadly habit is clare the quakes themselves are the started. ‘The succeeding scenes Dest proof that the world !s not dod- Tt has been asserted that love is| take up the fight to shake off the dering to an imminent end, but Js |@ disease, and you might think so] drug monster. Success is attained cs ich. the eapts caioad A Bishop Cass Theater to ace how it affected Geoffrey| In “Human Wreckage” there 18| the apoosiytio Bcriptures in an ef j Sherwood in “Outcast,” Histo Vergu-| given practically every side of the| fort to prove that the lumping of TODAY and THURSDAY |Son’s new Paramount picture, which began its three days showing here at the Rialto theater today. More- over, Sherwood evidently thought it was incurable, for he attempted to drown himself, choosing alcohol as the medium. He would have suc drug traffic, The picture shows the smugglers from Canada to Mexico, the street peddlers, the ring leaders, and the addicts, most pitiful of all creatures, Not only fs the film educational. It is filled with a gripping interest. but for Mir played e 25 COLUMBIA TO CHANGE affections or | fary Mac war, earthquakes, famine and pesti- 8 into a scant nine menths press. the end of the world, Scientists take @ different view of the matter. The wars are explained as the —_ ELMER CLIFTON’S ‘Down to The Sea In Ships” wistful melody Aces type, rede a Wise Fools A Powerful Drama With a Great Cast eeded, too, t Miss Ferguson, | man, who brings @ basin of water from no place in particular and fills it full of ive ducks not know pre “Sweet Pal” is a fit- ting compsnion se- in rtant role of | viously to exist. ‘The same question JecHon ai toe olner fin on ieee zovatie zeemneel alentine, 1s the girl is asked of the Merrill Brothers, side. A thrilling pictur: e AER (oodles ti. . Not content witn her cholos of PROGRAM TOMORROW Pouedinns, AO W/oe Aron prenacioteS rilling picture of th your friends abut. wealth Instead of Be tries to win him Ri EIS Whaling Days of one hun- dred years ago. rey, she later But Miriam | gets music out of a broomstick Other entertainment {s offered by r —also— loves Sherwood; she has dragged Lucile and Vernon, singer and vio- humm back trom the depths end sho| poritey way peportanity whlch Cas-| unist,vand by Prank Rooney, singer —Aleo— NEWS AND TOPICS Went for Ring. alte thee ee hea | vaudeville acts at the Columbia | ® ere aa Sar iae emer a | “A RAG DOLL tekick Graber e geri | Rheater will be given: tOnky, 70F Sais to hala tap {te end ak fhe cee | ROMANCE” TODAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY one of the ete bayedyetlali he ence tn thes gram, As a feature picture it is | a s of he season, A é one of the best that the Columbis y iW. | Bamaglt ed £0 capacity houses since | nas offered. ‘The perilous life of the ALWAYS , “HIMAN WRECKRRE” IS T unem have been wate thag| north, the herojam of its men and 10c and 20c ‘ women, and the intelligence and} sa pe fied. | low does he do it?” courage of its doy brought ou is the ques- the people are asking about Ling Foo, Chinese mystery} | tion ng A Bishop-Cass Theater STILL DRAWING CROWD | ogra HIGHESTER SPILLS at has ever ying on the attack upon dope 2 filmed, is still een of the W 1 attracting onal and t THE UNEQUALLED MYSTERY PICTURE its crowds. Tho |}*) & " EXCITING TO THE END! | Wallace Reid he “Red Lights” is to the screen what “The Bat” is to the stage ph oming theater and | of the nature of her husband's | ONLY 2 MORE DAYS We beg that all who want to see this wonderful picture to COME TARLY, so we won't have to keep you standing, rs. Wallace Reid Uma;»n Wreckage School Children DO YOU PLAY A MOUTH HARP? DO YOU WANT TO PLAY ONE? Yow’ll See It. It’s Irresistible ! If So ATTEND THE MATINEE SATURDAY at the RIALTO 1,000 Mouth Harps Given Away FREE to Every Boy or Girl Coming to see “Main Street” THE 1923 SENSATION EVERY MAN SHOULD SEE IT RIALTO O screen star has ever approached th e fearless, appealing por- trayal of a destitute wom- an’s soul that Miss Fer- guson gives in “Outcast.” Her most popular stage play is by far her greatest picture. Both in her rags and shimmering Paris gowns the star is mag- nificent. Starts—1:00—2:45—4:30—6:15—8:00 ~~ and 9:30 WYOMING | DON’T MISS THE BIG ORPHEUM SHOW AT THE COLUMBIA EVERY WOMAN WILL No Children Under Sixteen Everybody's Theatre STARTING SUNDAY “The Mystery Man" SING LING FOO LUCILLE & VERNON With SINGING, COMEDY, MUSIC A Series of NOVELTY ILLUSIONS THURSDAY NIGHT ANOTHER BIG SPOT DANCE FIVE JEWEL-STUDDED SPANISH COMBS FOR THE LADIES | ARCH WOODY | “LADIES YOU'LL LOVE FRANK ROONEY Direct From Grauman's ADOLPH ZUKOR Theater, Hollywood. HIM” PRESENTS EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION MERRILL BROS. “They Teach You How to Laugh" —Also— FIVE BLACK RUBBER BELTS WITH SILVER BUCKLES FOR THE MEN THAT GREAT CURWOOD PICTURE “The Man From Hell’s River” “HIGH FLYERS,” Comedy—A Second Safety Last Always Something Attractive at the— ‘OUTCAST Arkeon —Also— : BEN TURPIN COMEDY, “PITFALLS OF A BIG CITY” Change of Program Tomorrow D FUN FROM THE PRESS PATHE NEWS D MATINEES: SATURDAY ADMISSION . Shows Start: 1--3-—5—7—9 o’Clock ancing Academy SUNDAY, / ADULTS 40c 'Wyoming’s Greatest Amusement Palace” || WEDNESDAY CHILDREN 10c TODAY, TOMORROW, FRIDAY DANCING EVERY NIGHT