Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 30, 1923, Page 4

PAGE FOUR SOUTH SEA TSLANDS AND NEW YORK BR COMBINED IN FILM The Iris theater has an excep- tionally good photoplay running; the engagement begun yesterday and will conolude today. The picture is entitled “Pawned,” written from a story by Frank L. Packard, author of “The Miracle Man” and first published in Mun sey’s Magazine. It is full of lively action lace amid sur roundings suff! out of the or @inary to ¢! pleasure even in a photogr scenes are in and the final o' New York City’s Side. Tom Moore and . The early uth Sea Islands in the heart of picturesque E Sith Roberts are the featured members of the cast] s und both give splendid performances Charles Gerard as a drug addict, and James Barr an old cab driver who has pawned his soul to dr must not go without favorable men tion. —— WILLOW SAPLING SAVES FAIR LOIS FROM FALL ount feat in the T Miss W len Jorth 4 Rialto t caused As she saddle slipping sido- |} ways, she ed a willow tree above her head which broke her fall ani prevented both horse and rider from plunging over the cliff. Miss Wil- ined a few minor bruises by Richard Dix, also yer in the production, g along the trail. who is an excellent “Senator” amounts epic pic ed) =Wagon,” 2 @ the scenes | MASQUERADE AT THE ERKEON HALLOWEEN tion in which was directed | | A Hallowe'en masquerade ball will held by the management of the eon dancing be Ark tun masque t the Arkeon Harmless Means of Reducing Fat - | ordinary Many fat means for | es | excrip- xactly in famous Mar- r reduce no ill ef- Hallow grandest time we ever put o “Creators of P € en ELKS HALL 0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-H ! THE BIGGEST AND MOST SENSATIONAL PARTY EVER HELD IN CASPER—O-—O—H ARE YOU READY, BILL? HAVE YOUR FRIENDS WITH YOU The admission is Only One Buck for the biggest and »ver—Don’t forget the date HALLOWE’EN NIGHT WEDNESDAY, ELKS AUDITORIUM “FOLLIES OF 1922” CONTINUE TO DRAW Billy Ireland's Follies of 1923 con- tinued to be a drawing card at the Columbia theater last night, and packed houses were the rule despite the inclement weather which was 80 evident outsile. | The bresent bill {s “Oh Mable.” It consumes a period of an hour and & quarter and includes some very clever stuff, as well as some fine! things in the musical line. If the/ Follies can maintain the standard] this production there is no doubt that they will continue to be wel- come in Casper for some time to} Mr. Ireland promises many new| features with the show for this sea-/ son. H and Lew New ever. a Dunbar and Celestine © good asquisitions to the| © way of musical and vocal fies Dunbar knows the pla- iss O'Neil posesses a con. volce of good quality. | addition to the musical com- Columbia management ts of-| feature picture, Ben Turpin * Tt tl start to fin ish, so numerous are the comic sit-| usifons. — NICE NEW SHIRT NOT RICE AFTER MAGHINE 15 CLEANED WITH IT « Holt went out of the studio 4 found Clarence Burton wiping the dust f his (Jack's) car. | “I don't know why you are doing me such a favor, but thanks just the} sald the Paramount. star,| ed as to the character actor’s ing his car a free shine. , Burton held up ich he was shining $a shirt je local color | look more grease in ¥ vil ar role —— SREATH-TIKNG OGENES IN “KENTUCKY DERBY” ig ‘The two greatest thrills known to man h to make “ een cleverly comb he Kentucky Derby" Find out how end why. Thou- ff sands are getting rid of ills that seemed incurable. The whole story ia in a book—a FREE book. Call for your copy today. SMITH-TURNER DRUG CO. Casper, Wyo. Casper-Salt Creek Stage Leaves Arkeon Bldg, 8 a. m. Daily Telephone 144 J.J. Stanton, Mgr. Party OCTOBER 31 Originality” | smashing melodrama of the mall ana]! ich Burton| film now at the Wyoming theater, @ good evening’s entertainment. ‘They are tho terror of a sudden ship-wreck and the excitement of a closely contested Norse-race, “Tho Kentucky Derby” was ad- apted from that famous étage melo- drama, “Tho Buburban.” In order to give it correct atmospnere. Unt- versal eert an ent!.¢ production! company te Kentucky, where racing! and stock farm scenes, including the! celebrated Kentucky Derby, won by| Morivich, were filmed at Lexington| and Loutsville. POSTOFFIGE EMPLOVES GUESTS OF STEWART AT AMERICA THIS EVENING George Stewart, manager of the America theater, will be host to the postoffice employes of the Casper office tonight. A section will be re- served large enough to take care of all the employes at the performance | this evening. The occasion ts the first showing of the big feature, “Loyal Lives,” a service, starring Brandon Tynan, Faire Binney, Mary Carr and Wil- liam Colller Jr. Mr. Stewart has dedicated this picture to Postmaster Bean and the postal workers of the Casper post- office. SMASHING ACTION {N MIX MOVIE, AMERICA In each picture starring Tom Mix, b fam Fox exponent character, d dan- orporated. In “North .” which is a big Fox stom is magnified by . Thus, when {t opens at the y patrons will y of seeing a te A I the of good star at his best. ‘rom th scene at the ichnel Dane, r on the boat, omeward i adherence to the story of Jules Furthman entalls @ sweep of action unparalleled in anything Mix ever has done before. VHOOPING COUGH Hard on child—hard on parents. Control dreadful whooping and coughing, help to quiet sleep with CHAMBERLAIN’S COUGH REMEDY Every user is a friend Everybodys Theatre MADE SUBJEGT, vestigation into wage conditions {n/ Montana, where notices of a 60 cent! reduction in day's pay were posted | ls being conducted by Edward Crough, vice president of the International) tion for a conference with operators, Moyer, president of the metal work- _—Advertisement, 10c AND 30c Thrill After Thrill “The Kentucky Derby” Everybody Likes Race Horses ALSO COMEDY AND NEWS fhe Casper Daily In the development of the very to hear from Mr. Crough as to the | outcome of the latter's efforts to atrange & conference at which tho; “ pay cut might be discussed and a compromise reached which would forestall any possibility of m etrike unusual story, Mix is whirled through endless, harrowing dangers. ‘He dives off an old-fashioned paadle- wheel river steamboat, &s an act of gallantry, to retrieve the blown-off hat of a charming young girl, This seene ts not without humof. Again, his herofe fight with a pack of hunger-maddened wolves, with no other protection than his stout arms, provides a thril] as new and refresh- ing as that gained by the terrific plunge in ® frail bark canoe down a roaring cataract. Tom Mix is surrounded by some well-known screen players in this phenomenal production of the north- ern wastelands. a NE WAGE: 15 gro Sta INVESTIGATION Union Chief Conducts Probe in Montana Before Parley. LOS ANGELES, Oct. 80—An tn- Butte, Anaconda, and Great Falls,| week at all mining properties, is Unton of Metal workers, In prepara- it was announced here by C. H./ yesterday, Mr. Moyer said that he expected Stomach Misery, Gas, Indigestion }| “Pape’s Diapepsin” Cor- rects Sour, Upset Stom- achs at Once “Pape's Diapepsin” is the quick: est, surest relief for indigestion, gases, fiatulence, heartburn, sour- ness, fermentation or stomach dis- tress caused by acidity, A few tablets give almost immediate stom- ach relief, Correct your stomach and digestion now for a few cents, Druggists sell millions of packages, TODAY AND TOMORROW. Cribdune wing out of the redu®tion. Saati Holy Honduras has few motion picture houses and the people Wild West and other thriller films. lke only ———>—__——_ tes. “ ERTRIER BOY INJURED BY AUTO REPORTED ON ROAD TO RECOVERY Biton feet sna 8 Miter ters oon Mi Mr. and Mrs. F. Lindsey, 11! Cape Town, Africa, chirreh peopls| west Thirteenth street, fe recover- are considering the purchase of fur-|ing from injuriés Fecelved in an niture for their ediffoéd in the United] accident recently when hs was Knocked down by a car.dtiven by er The Economy BAKING POWDER Level spoonfuls are all that are nec- essary when you use CALUMET—it @ makes more bakings which means a real } saving on bake day. —, Sales 2% times) pnp hrs ad What is a Teaspoontul? PRESENT “OH MABLE” = TODAY AND TOMORROW IT’S A RIOT OF FUN SPECIALTIES GALORE —and— A CHORUS OF PRETTY GIRLS —Also— A Fine Picture Program BEN TURPIN in “THE SHRIEK OF ARABY” LADIES’ MATINEE WEDNESDAY—2 FOR 40c Columbia TURNED THEM AWAY AGAIN LAST NIGHT IT’S A BIG SHOW BILLIE IRELAND'S FOLLIES OF 1923 7 O'Clock New Show THURSDAY STARTS NORTH of HUDSON > BAY FRIDAY ZANE GREY’S “TO THE LAST MAN” With LOIS WILSON and RICHARD DIX A rousing romance of the early West, with the tre- mendous sweep of action for which this author is noted. Produced under Zane Grey’s personal super- = vision. And actually screened in the picturesque cat- tle and sheep country << Arizona. H Comedy, “The Golfbug” THE ZEV-PAPYRUS RACE 1, 2:40, a2 TODAY and Most Comical Original Costumes TOMORROW NIGHT Arkeon || Dancing Academy North HALLOWEEN NIGHT 0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-H! MASK BALL $50.00-—_IN PRIZES——$50.00 Prizes for the Most Beautiful Kimogram News and Most Wyoming’s Greatest Amusement Palace After Influenza SCOTTS EMULSION to build. you up ral fiet by the The accident occurred at Oak and CY just after oung Lindsey, who ts a Trivune n . Lynn is doing everything In his power to make reparations for the injuries received by the boy. —, WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY JOCKEY CLUB SHOEING SHOPS General Blacksmithing AUTO SPRING WORK AND FORGINGS. SULLIVAN & WHEELER, Props 822 NORTH CENTER AMERICA A Bishop-' Theater .. TODAY i . WEDNESDAY and Los THURSDAY LOYAL LIVES A SMASHING CRASHING MELODRAMA of the UNITED STATES MAIL SERVICE —with— o ‘ BRANDON TYNAN MARY CARR .., FAIRE BINNEY, _ |; te / —and— . WM. COLLIER, JR. THRILLS ACTION i SUSPENSE [sey SPEED i Dedicated to the Postal Work- ers of Casper Postoffice ' Also "y LARRY SEAMON In His Latest Comedy *THE GOWN SHOP” fF and #3 & Pathe News and Topics \ Shows at: ‘ " 1, 2, 8:30, 5, 6:30, 8,9:30 ° 10c AND 20c 10c AND 20c ‘A Bishop-Cass Theater Last Times Today —with— Tom Moore and Edith Roberts Also Christie Comedy, “CHOP SUEY” 10c—AND—20c HALLOWE'EN MASKED BALL TONIGHT CASH PRIZES For the Neatest, Comical and Original Costumes DANCING TUESDAY THURSDAY SATURDAY Washington [fall ADMISSION 85c LADIES FREE