Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 24, 1923, Page 6

{2 les ho me ati eh mmm 262 treotercc -e donee HOOT GIBSON RECENES THRILLS AND FUN FROM AIDING HORSE. IN FILM A tumble into cactus during the painful experience of learning to ride,* battles with border rum run- ners and kidnappers, and turbulent experiences in army etiquette all combine to mix thrills and laughs in “Blinky,” new Universal comedy of army life, starring Hoot Gibson, now playing at the Wyoming thea- ter. Gibson plays a “shavetail lieu- tenant” being “broken in” with a cavalry outfit on the border. The play 1s adapted from Gene Markey’s famous army story. Esther Ralston and a large cast appear with the cowboy comedian in his new role. Edward Sedgwick 1s the director. It takes a great rider to learn to ride a horse and get comedy out of it. Witness Hoot Gibson—everyone knows his prowess on horseback— still he makes one of the funniest scenes ever filmed out of his riding lesson in this film. AMERICA HAS SPLENDID Bill» “SIK DAYS” BY ELINOR GLYN FEATURED With the screen adaptation of Elinor Glyn's “Stx Days,” vivid pic- tures of devastated Japan where the earthquake wrought its greatest havoc, and with scenes of the Cole Creek wreck taken by G. R. Stew: art, while roaring waters still rushed over the ordinarily dry creck bed. the America theater is offering a bill that is hard to beat. Entomb two lovers who have re solved to give each other up. Have them groping and fighting blindly to get to the surface of the earth again. Add a priest, and you have the absorbing theme of the story by the great Glyn. All resolutions mat- ter not at all, all intentions of self sacrifice are forgotten, all previous Pledges of love and marriage must be brushed aside. “Six Days" could be @ great tragedy. It has all the elements, all the little anti-climaxes, all the ebaracters, all the circumstances, ‘The fact that the pair who were en tombed by the explosion of a mine old French dugout finally h the outer world again is as much a whim of the author and the public as anything else. But it adds other problems, especially when th: heroine, played by Corrine Griffith is presented with the question of marrying the man to whom she was engaged previous to the time she fell in love with the young man whose role is taken by Frank Mayo. “Six Days" is an absorbing melo- frama such as only the ultra-modern mind of Elinor Glyn could have con- celved. Its setting 1s properly French to a large extent because of the nature of the story, and the in- tense passion of its lovers. took of the Cole Creek wreck are MVATIS “AI YOM seINQOT eNT, vivid to the extreme. They were shot within a few hours of the dreadful disaster and show the rescuers at work in an effort to re: cover bodies. Cole Creek was still a raging torrent when the wreck wae taken. ——— “MAIN STREET” FOUND IN HEART OF BIG CITY Broadway, the Broadway of the white lights and cabarets, has been discovered to have the character istics. and properties of a small town, the kind written of by Sin: clair Lewis in “ in Street,” his novel that has now been adapted for the screen. It boasts low buildings, the Metro. politan Opera House, six blocks of structure, some of them hardly more than shacks; {t has all the earmarks of a #mall city which has stopped theatres, growing. Restaurants, drug stores, soda and candy stores hotels for traveling men, the tele graph office, sheet music, talking machine and post card shops, tail- ors, dentists, pawnshops, theatre ticket offices, photographers, jewelry shops, women’s hat and waist shops, cigar stores, haberdashery shops, chop suey restaurants and shoe stores are the tenants of one. two and three-story buildings such as one might expect to find in ‘Western boom town or one in which a boom has subsided. ‘Theso are the things one notices in “Main Street,” the ‘Warner Brothers classic of the screen, play. ing last times today at the Rialto theatre. rT HELM oHOW “FOLLIES OF 1929” 10 OPEN AT THE COLUMBIA Billy Ireland's Follies of 1923 is the attraction soon to appear at the Columbia for an indefinite run. With great care Mr. Ireland has selected an excellent cast this sea- son to support Mr. Mahoney, the featured comedian who, as the critics say, {s a whole show in him- self. His pleasing personality and | clever mannerisms have won for him the well earned title as one of America’s leading entertainers, The chorus is of the American beauty type, and Mr. Ireland must have traveled the globe considerably to pick such a bevy of girls, They practically represent every popular state in the union. One of the big features of the show is the Bos. ton Harmony Four, a quartet of singers and entertainers par excel- lence. Tiney and Tiney with their | clever songs and dances are a pair that deserve special mention. Ed C. Ritchley is a basso in a class by elf’ and meets with immediato rv. Helen Jacobs, a peppy lt tle soubrette puts life and ginger {nto her catchy songs while Mile. de Gratto, the prima donna, gives a touch of the sublime with her won derful voice, Al Russell proves him self to be no mean comedian and ts rted by an able champion, Brennen, a dancer of the Frisco type. This {s the first appearance of the Follies in Casper and Mr. Ireland | states that it is bigger and better than The opening offering will be “Dearie Me,” from the pen of Jack Mahoney. ‘The opening B ni a f ‘q Fifteen thousand men are em- ot here ‘reeulted in the ‘nomination of | oyed'ta the Moria fuiing tataw| COldS» Headache Neuritis Lumbago O._Barkedale,_realtor,_for_mayor. try. Pain Toothache Neuralgia Rheumatism MOUTH HARP CONTEST Accept only “‘Bayer” package which contains proper directions. AT RIALTO ON FRIDAY ‘Who is the best kia mouthharp Player in Casper? This is what the management of the Rialto theater wants to know and for that reason it is holding a harmonica contest F'ri- day night at that show house. The contestants must submit their names before hand and must be on time at 9 p. m. in order to show thelr prowess in this art, Ten dollars in prizes is being of- fered. Tho first prize will be $5, the second one $2, and in addition three prizes of $1 each will be given. 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This famous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon julce, combined with lithia, and has been used for years to help flush clogged kidneys and stimulate them to ac-| tivity, algo to help noetitralize the acids In the system so they no longer cause frritation, thus often relieving bladder disorders. | Jad Salts is inexpensive and can-! not injure; makes a delightful ef. fervescent Ithia-water drink, which everyone can take now and then to help keep the kidneys clean and the blood pure, thereby often pre venting serious kidney complica- tions, By ell means have your physician examine your kidneys at least twice a year —Advertisement. } ; es LAST DAY FOR ‘MAIN STREET’ You'll Miss One of the Best Pictures of the Season If You Don’t See It MONTE BLUE and FLORENCE VIDOR And a Big Cast of Favorites Shows At: RIAI i QO 2:15, 4:00, 5:50, 7:40, 9:30 E CHEYENNE NOMINATES MUNICIPAL TICKETS | CHEY Oct. | (Special to The Tripune.)—Tuesday’s date is set for October 28, next Syn-/ commission form municipal primary Mrs. dizzy sapped my strength and until I was in an awful condition. 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In spite of in- clement weather las: evening a throng turned out to witness the gymnastic feats of the Smith Bro- thers, the trained roosters of Billy Knight, the comedy of melody of Berfer and Seaman, Frances Dough- erty, and Kneeland and Powers. All these acts are high class. There {s nothing mediocre in the entire program, Fred and Al Smith go Just @ litt'e bit farther in their feats of strength and agility than do most other acrobats. Mr. Knight has achieved unus! success In making bantam roosters obey the will of man. Frances Dougherty offers a little more of a program than the average comedienne. Kneeland and Powers and Berger and Seaman all keep up the standard set by the others, It fs unusual to find an acrobat who can do anything else, but one of the Smith Brothers after he has worked hard on the trapeze comes out again in different costume and candidates Three other received scattering yotes. 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FRIDAY EVENIN _-------- $2.00 9:00 O’CLOCK open spaces! ed him “Raw Meat!” —Also— Near Casper —And— —With— —And— —Also— COME —And— —In— Wy 2 OMIN Everybody's Theatre STARTING TODAY—THREE DAYS What a reception you’ll give him when you see him go tearing through this smashing romance of the great He went out there a tenderfoot—but, oh, boy! see this picture and learn why they soon call- HOOT GIBSON In His Latest Seven-Reel Special Blinky ‘Also Two-part Comedy Shows Start: 1:00—2:45—4:30—6:15—S8 and 9:30 10c————_——40c G “I am)changed from oil to sexily. or going to sing when I get too old to| — EARLY WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1973 gas, and. evince no desire to abandon ina 14 British India have not Saori *|age old customs, Don’t let constipation poison your blood and curtail your energy. If your liver and bowels don’t work properly take Carter’s Little Liver Pills today and your trouble will cease. For dizziness, blotchy skin, lack of appetite and headache. Standard Remedy taken by millions for over Fifty Years. Genuine Must bear Signaturé antic Small Pill Purely Vegetable Small Dose Small Price Not Injurionus COLUMBIA Matinee Today, 2:30 Tonight 7 and 9 o’Clock IMAGINE YOURSELF IN ANY ORPHEUM THEATER WITH A SHOW LIKE THIS BERGER and SEAMAN Present “A Western Union Flirtation” Ae ee FRED and AL SMITH Those Different Gymnasts BILLY KNIGHTS - ROOSTERS 15 Educated Bantam Roosters FRANCES _ DOUGHERTY Singing Comedienne KNEELAND and POWERS In Snappy Moments ——Also— i WESLEY BARRY in “HEROES OF THE STREET” I nteresting Surprises are an integral part of the joy a’ dancer finds waiting him at the Arkeon. On Friday night a most interesting surprise is to be given all patrons of this estab- lishment. Watch for the an- nouncement. Arkeon Dancing Academy “Wyoming’s Greatest Amusement Palace” BILLY IRELAND’S “FOLLIES OF 1923” JACK MALONY—TINY and TINY THE BOSTON HARMONY FOUR —and— A CHORUS OF AMERICAN BEAUTIES COLUMBIA STARTING SUNDAY