Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 7, 1923, Page 6

@bde Casper Daily Cridune “THE GREEN GODDESS” GREAT PHOTODRAMA 1S PLAYING AT AMERICR ‘The mysticism of the orient has Jong been the subject for story writers and dramatista. Occasion- ally photop!aywrights have attempt- ed to use it as the background of their film plots, but rarely with any conviction of success on the part of the audience. In “The Green God- dess” which opened a four-day run at the America theater yesterday there has been produced on the screen a dramatic success, and the version on the silver sheet has proved its possibilities of success also. George Arliss, legitimate stage, is found in the character of the Rajah of Rukh, ruler of a northern province of In dia, an autocrat in every respect. ‘Three of his brothers, princes of the royal line, have been sentenced to die by the English government. Major Crespin, p'ayed by Harry T. Morey, his wife played by Alice Joyce, and his wife's friend played by David Powell, while flying across India are forced to the ground near the palace of the Rajah. They are taken captive and are to be forced to pay with their Ifves for the lives of the princes con- demned to death. They are treated with the courtesy however, and are in every way guests of the Rajah of Rukh except for tha fact that the shadow of death is hanging over them. While sending a wireless message to the government alr forces, the major is discovered and killed by the Rajah. He has long been in the way of the love between his wife and her friend the captain. ‘The last two members of the party are stil] In danger and are on the point of death when rescued. One cannot say too nigh for the acting of George Arliss in this pic- ture. His personality, his genius, predominates to such an extent that the Rajah of Rukh ts really the big theme of the photodrama. The costuming !s gorgeous, and in keep- ing with the setting of tho story. “THE CHEAT” SHOWING. | LAST TIMES TONIGHT The final showings of the Para- mount picture, “The Cheat,” which veteran of the opened at the Risito theatre last Saturday, will take place there this afternoon and evening. Pola is the star, with Jack Holt f nd’ Charles de Roche in support ieorge Fitzmaurice was the direc tor. The stor, is by Hector Turn- bull, and the picture has scored a remarkable hit, because of its drama, love appeal and happy climax. a “THE LOVE BRAND” {3 AT WYOMING TOMORROW Arthur Stuart Hull, one of the mst polished of screen villians ap pears in support of Roy Ste “The Love Brand,” Unive traction which comes to the Wyom ing theater tomorrow. ‘The Love Brand” is an original screen tale by Raymond L rack, head of the Universal scenario departme: 1 iss > of the most en Joyable productions aver appeared in by Stuart Paton, oe “HELLO HAWAII” LAST ~—TIMES, THE COLUMBIA bia bill “Hello the star has It was directed | The present Col Hawaii” ts bei! times today at at theater ¢ ul run, This y and recetved instant audiences which at- | approval by th tended it. Ple of fun, pep, and prettiness, it had no reason to be a} failure. Mirth, music and movie madness are combined tn it, The new show which will be pre- gented starting tomorrow is “The Social Whirl.” Billie Ireland prom ises a number of new thingy in this production. END RHEUMATIOM WITH RED PEPPER ‘When you are suffering with rheu- matism so you can hardly get around just try Rea Pepper Rub and you will have the quickest relict known. Nothing has such concentrated, penetrating heat as red pepper Instant relief. Just as soon as you apply Red Pepper Rub you feel the tingling heat. In three minutes it warms the sore spot through and through. Frees the blood circula. tion, breaks up the congestion—and the old rheumatism torture is gone. Rowles Red Pepper Rub, made from red peppers, costs little at any @rug store. Get a jar at once. Use %t for lumbago, neuritis, backache stiff neck, sore muscles, colds tn chest. Almost instant relief awaits you. Be sure to get the genuine with the name Rowles on each packnge.—Advertisement. How nbout a Motomeger for his Christma. ig SE Expert watch and Jewtlry repair ing. Casper Jewelry Co, O8 Bidg. “HUBGLES OF RED GIP” COMING TO THE RULTO “Ruggies of Red Gap,” a Para- mount picture, directed by James Cruze and featuring Edward Hor- ton, Ernest Torrence, Lois Wilson, Fritzi Ridgeway, Charles Ogle and Louise Dresser, {s due at the Rialto theatre next Saturday for a run of five days. This is a James Cruze production, adapted by Walter Woods and Anthony W. Coldewey. ———_ LIQUOR SHIP OF BRITISH IS SEIZED HERE LONDON, Nov. 7.—{By the Asso- elated Press)—Dispatches from Jack- sonville, Florida, reporting the seiz- ure of a British Mquor carrying ves- sel, Louise F, “within the new 12 mile limit," which was featured prominently on the first pages of the London newspapers, caused some rurprise in Bridsh ministerial qui r- There is an apparent desire by officiais here to make it clear that while Secretary Hughes’ proposal for the curbing of rum running has been tentatively agreed to by the im. perial conference it has not been én. acted into law or embodied in a treaty. WASHINGTON, Nov. 7.—The de- partment of justice ts prepared to sustain selzure proceedings against the British schooner Louise F. seized off the Florida coast, if reports that she had been unloading a liquor cargo into Florida are verified. Officials said they did not under- stand that the present case was one of premature operation under the proposed Anglo-American treaty ex- tending the right of American search beyond the three mie limit, but only & spontaneous case tn which Florida prohibition officials followed the present policy of selzing rum run- ners caught in the act of smuggling In liquor, although outside territor- fal waters. Saal RMA CN Bh The Solution. ‘Taxes may be lower when the vot- ers pay more attention to whom they hire.—Muncie (Ind.) Press, old and interesting and groves of fruit tion. F. gether. Here is the equal to many cof- fees selling at higher prices.: Trying it will convince you. at ey ee | The Call of the Sotuh "Tis a land of history and romance, resorts with palatial hotels where golf, tennis, polo, motor-boating, motoring, and surf-bathing are the order of the day; and dancing—of the night. quiet little places with sunny gardens Reduced rate winter excursions tickets are on sale now. You can go one way —-return another, and stop off at will. You may go via direct routes, and, at a slight additional cost, return via New Orleans or Washington. I can help you plan all this; advise you regarding through trains South, issue through railroad for the whole tour, make your Pull- man reservations through to destina- CRITICISM OF HOSPITAL BUY SAID UNJUST No Fraud or Collusion in Sale of Land Inquiry Indicates WASHINGTON, Nov. 7.—Critic- isms In connection with the govern- ment’s purchase of the hospital site at Chelsea, N. ¥., was declared to |be unfounded in a report |to the senate veterans’ commit- tee. It had been preparéd by Luis |W. Stolesbury, former adjutant gen- eral of New York, after what John F. O'Ryan, counsel for the commit- tee described as an exhaustive in- quiry. Mr. Stolesbury reported that jthe site tad been purchased from |the Edward Stormes corporation for $100,000 and that that there had been no fraud or collusion in con- nection with the sale. Lack of untformity in the rating of veterans was described to the committee by Dr. David O. Smith, of the veterans’ bureau, who in- vestigated such cases for General O'Ryan. He told of one case where a veteran haf died of tuberculosis and diabetes within one and one- half. months after the medical of- ficers of the bureau had reported that the tuberculosis had been ar- rested, and the patient's rating had been reduced from total permanent disability to a 25 per cent disability. A review of the case was made, Dr. Smith sald, and in @ final finding) approving the 25 per cent rating| was returned seven weeks after the} veteran had dled. | Dr. Smith said also that a Dr. Bal. | lard, who is employed in the vet-} erans bureau and who made tho re- view in question, himse!f has a dis- ability rating of 85 per cent on the basis of an operation performed whilo in the service. Dr, Ballard’s rating originally was 25 per cent,| the witness said, but was increased when he appealed. Senator Oddie, Republican, Ne-| vada, asked how it was Dr. Ballard GRAND OPERA OPENS Press.) — The Metropolitan Opera er, Siegfried, Martha, Coq d'Or, Fe IN GOTHAM MONDA NEW YORE, Nov. 1—(United| revivals, including Die Meistersing- its 1923-24, dora and Der Freischutz. | Thirteen new singers been have Jeritza' added to the list of principals, in- sings the title role and Clarence | ciuding Nanette Gilford, Pittsburgh; Whitehall ; are in the supporting cast. Season has! Tibbett. The three last named are/ ye stomach been extended one week and the sub- | end Armand Phradie Wells, New York; Laquise Hunter, Merle Alcock and Lawrence The Metropolitan’: also American singers. Foreign im- scription books eall for twenty-four| portations include Miguel Fleta, weeks instead of twenty-three, as Spanish tenor; heretofore. ienes! Menaagiee tesates-| fro Germany, and Marcel (Casazza has prepared, as usual, an interesting list of new operag and “revivals,” but the prospectus fails to reveal a single American opera scheduled for performance by Amer- |ica’s greatest opera company. The} | English tongue will not be heard at the Metropolitan, save at the Sun- day night operatic concerts. Lucia, Rigoletto, Faust, Pagliacci and Carmen—will be heard and| bring with them crowded houses. German strong, and Wagner, represented by seven operas, closely pressing the brad a) Verdi, eight of whose popu- SAY “*BAYER”’ when you buy. Proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for Ruéolt jbenthal Roes- ler, who sang in New York last year with the Wagnerian Opera Com- pany. Gig has been assigned famous part in Martha, while Galll- Curct is booked for the only vocal Lapin, the Russian basso, will be heard more than ever, Faust and Barber of feville, parts in which he is new to Nork York. Tried and true old Yavorites— made in the list of singers. opera is coming back| Box holders still cling tenaciously the boxes will reveal much the same works will be performed. Mr. and M Insist] Colds . Headache Pain Toothache Neuritis Neuralgia Lumbago Rheumatism had agreed with Dr. Rogers, em ‘Accept only “Bayer” package which contains proper directions. director of the bureau, in the case of the tubercular patient. “In a bureau of this kind,” Dr. Smith replied, “‘men are selected not| #0 much for ability as for their co-| hesive qualities. They, stick to- —-————$________. cities, gay winter Or trees. to the tickets S. MacINTYRE Handy “Bayer” boxes of 12 tablete—Also bottles of 24 and 100—Druggists. Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticacidester ef Salicylicacid Cleaning and Pressing Service AT JAKE THE NIFTY TAILOR Wyatt Hotel Basement CALL 802 “We Call For and Deliver” NOT A DULL MOMENT “HELLO HAWAII” * COLUMBIA | MATRONS' SONGS—DANCING—SPECIALTIES —By— BILLIE IRELAND’S FOLLIES OF 1923 LAST TIMES TODAY FOR THIS SHOW s TONIGHT 7—9 o’Clock First Run Pictures ENID BENNETT in “SCANDALOUS TONGUES” ; NEW SHOW TOMORROW. “The Social Whirl” mem: ys | tacks even thou inging {n/ the alkaline effect as in | feeling of hei Gary, Clarence H. Mackay, Mrs. General and tis James. Brigadier Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt, Mr. and ney and Mrs. Payne Whitney ha’ Mrs. Vincent Actor, Mrs, William Straight, Mra. E. H. Harriman, Otto EL Kahn, Ogden Mills, Mr. and Mrs. HL Sinclair, W. K and Harry 8. No Need to | Be Dyspeptic en in Sater and Lighten Stuart's ‘Tablets. / One never grows too old to forget e delights of eating. And yet old people will sometimes play on these | ories and bring on Lo ef ia at- h the diet sim- ple. Every family should be sup- lied with Stuarts Dyspeps: \ fo From childhood to old ag part in the revival of Coq 4’Or, Cha-| they dist: swe the stomach by giving it ealth. they they lift off the| viness, they stop sour | absorb the &: jrisings or heart burn, they actually | | No changes of importance have been/ assist in the digestion of food and wi! to their seats year after year, and/ you eat. if your stomach rebels, lorgnettes and binoculars focused on| ways remember that a 60-cent faces as have been disclosed for sev-| aid to prevent much of the distres: Three new operas are being eral years past. Promiflent box hold-| that comes late in Iife—Advertise- brought forth, and there are seven ers incl Elbert H.| meat from all points of view are one of; the most invaluable alds to health | to be found. So no matt at al- box blets will f Stuart's Dyspe! k ‘and thus i keep your stomach sweet THEY KNOW REAL JOY WHO HAVE GOOD HEAT-- AND HAVE A — Rea jJoy—that’s what we bring around to your home. Plumbing skill that cuts your heating bill. New furnaces, new heating sys- tems—hot water or steam— and dependable repairs. SCHANK PLUMBING SEATING Conb ste” PHONE 711 TODAY ONLY _ ‘FOOLISH —also— BABY PEGGY. —in— 5 —and— NEWS REEL TOMORROW ROY STEWART —in— “The Love Brand” RIALTO GEORGE ARLISS Supported By ALICE JOYCE DAVID POWELL boxes listed in thelr own names Cruze has done it again! Following “The Covered Wagon” and Holly- wood” comes this uproariously funny produc- tion of Harry Leon Wilson’s merry story. Bulg- Played by a really ing with delicious comedy. remarkable cast. AR LOUISE DRESSER 2 GParamounl Picture, STARTING SATURDAY —and— HARRY T. MOREY THE GREEN GODDESS A fascinating story of # beautiful English woman trapped in the palace of a cruel eastern potentate. GeorgeArliss as the Rajah of Rukh, gives the most brilliant per formance of his There are thril career, —also— NEWS AND TOPICS Shows at 1, 8, 5, 7, and 9 THURSDAY AMERICA A Bishop-Cass Theater IRIS TODAY Bishop-Cass —also— TWO PART COMEDY “CUPID’S ELEPHANT” is, suspense, and human appeal in this ten-reel production of beauty and gorgeousness, as — —in— “DOUBLING FOR ROMEO” —also— _ “The Oregon Trail” —and— “SWEET AND PRETTY” Ticket Agent 6 o’Clock—7:40—9:20 ‘Attend the First Shows and Avoid Standing 7 NEGRI“ CHEAT” You know Pola Negri as the screen’s greatest love-actress. Now see Every scene a big scene, and a climax sen- POLA her in a new kind of role! sational. But withal—a happy ending. RIALTO - COME TONIGHT LAST TIMES TODAY IN “DR. JACK” One of His New Five Reel Pictures TOMORROW and FRIDAY RIALTO HAROLD LLOYD FRIDAY