Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 15, 1923, Page 6

So Saa°>s. et os 11™ 55 es ‘TE rad oy, ‘TE re ‘TE a4 a5. ated Bua aklas Pal? THRILLING INCIDENT IN “FOG BOUND” NOW | PLAYING AT RIALTO, Officer Brenon of the U. 8. Reve- nue Service was mysteriously shot | and killed by an unknown assailant| during raid on an Inn near Palm Beach, Fila., last night. | Acting on a hunch, Brenon went} to Sheriff Holmes’ office and en- isted the aid of Deputies Brown, Kane and others. When the officers, arrived at the resort, however, they} found no traces of liquor. Brenon suggested that someone had tipped off the proprietor. In an ante-room just off of the main hall, was Roger Wainright, a wealthy New York man who owns the plantation next to Brenon’s and who is deeply interested tn the of- ficer’s beautiful daughter, Gale. In a scuffle with Congo, a “bouncer,” who had attempted to rob Wain- right of his wallet, a revolver was discharged, the bullet piercing the Moor. In the hall Brenon, who had shad- owed Deputy Brown and discovered him accepting money as payment for tipping off the rald, drops dead. Brown sets out after the suspected the all-important Did Watnright’s murderer. But question arises: shot kill Brenon? The solution of the mystery is to be found at the Rialto theater today and tomorrow in the Paramount pic ture, ~ Bound,” with Dorothy Dalton in the ste'lar role. SHIP ANOY” OPENS AT THE COLUMBIA TONIGHT “Ship Ahoy” opens at the Colnm- bia theater tonight. Tne idea was suggested by Willie Collfer’s, “The Dictator.” The author stetched his imagination somewhat probably but mevertheless {t makes a delightful musical comedy. The story takes plece aboard a ship. Steve, the leading character, gets into trouble in New York and strikes a taxi driver, afterwards thinking that he has killed him. He takes a trip to parts unknown, meets a man aboard ship and buys from him papers that will make him an American counsel tn a province near Mexico. During the trip, a revolution has taken place in the province, When Steve appears es the new counse! he {fs threatened with tm- prisonment, for the man he Is !m- personating ig not In the best graces of the community as he has had sev- eral little escapades with many of the native women. One Spanish ‘woman of the revengful type makes it rather hot for Steve. Steve in company with his valet manages to outwit the sluggish Drain of General Campos by the ald of his wireless and wins out in the end. A special setting surrounds the show, and everything of the trop! cal seas lends a delightful atmos- phere to the production. Vaude- ville offerings by Mr. and Mrs. Bud Brownie, Tiney Brennen, Miss Tur- ner, Miss Mertyn Murray, Mr, Ire land, Maudian Dunver, and Mr. Newman will be interspersed, as well as song numbers by Jack Quinn, Miss O'Neill and Mr. Dunbar. ——————_____ “GLORIOUS FOOL” ENDS TONIGHT AT IRIS THEATER “The Glorious Fool,” the Gol@wyn Picture now playing at the Iris thea- tre, lives up to all the good things we have heard about it. Mrs. Mary Roberts Rhinehart, the author of the story, has an uncanny sense of comedy values on the screen with- out ever becoming commonplace. For her latest Goldwyn picture, she has chosen the scene of her first Professional work, a large city hos- pital, for the background. Here we find a pretty little pro- Ddationer, whose sympathy for her patient {s so deep that when, In a delirium, he begs her to marry him so that his relatives who are wait- ing for him to die in order to inherit his wealth will be disappointed, she painfully consents. 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These two gentlemen who become Partners in the business of outfitting fashionable ladies furnish plenty of laughs and a few tears during the progress of their business, Bernard rather outshines Carr in the film version, but either is too good to miss. Vera Gordon of “Humoresque” fame is also an excellent character that can scarcely receive any too much credit for her work as the wife of Abe Potash. 4 Practically everything which the film fan wants in a picture is in “Potash and Perlmutter.” There Is humor, pathos, danger, romance, and pretty women. The picture ts playing today and tomorrow at the America. NEW VERSION OF “THE SPOILERS” HERE SOON Excitement and thrills, suspense | and confilct are sald to be simply crowded into “The Spoilers,” Jesse | D. Hampton's production of Rex | Beach's famous novel of Alaska. which will be shown at the Iris/ Paragiount Petre From the play “Don Cesar de and P. 8. P. Dumanoir. Written for the screen by June Mathis and Beulah Marie Dix— STARTING SATURDAY For An Indefinite Run theatre on Friday and Saturday. By the critics this flm has been termed one of the masterpieces of the screen. There is every reason to believe that “The Spoilers” is everything that has been claimed for it,’as it boasts an unusually notably cast, headed by Milton Sills, Anha Q Nilsson, Barbara Bedford, Robert| {s seen as “Lullaby Lou,” Edeson, Noah Beery, Mitchell Lewts, de Casper Dally Cridane that wipes clesn the coast of painted | ation, and through a disaster sent geon, who is cruel'y hurt by the Deril. from Heaven a soul is saved. ingratitude of others. In fact, his ‘The story is lai partly in Back _—_——— adopted son (Raymond Griffith) Tie Roeeen. Sine thekise proceeds to |. ’ Seeks to stea! his beautiful young ho 5 farren (Clatre Windsor). soa Amato. stinwe tou’ eer| ETERNAL THREE” WAS |= Mant cast assembled for the new Dlay. “Thoms “sustechi plays’. ? Powerful role and Winifred Bryson i creature of the tropics. Edward Robert McKim, Sam de Gresse, John | Burns is another noted film player Elliott Ford Steriang, Louise Fazen-| in the cast, and Richard Kean, the Ga, and Rockcliffe Fellowes. eminent Shakesperean actor, “The Spoilers" was written by| his bow to the pictures in the play, Beach from actual observation of) appearing the turmoil that followed in the Yukon when crooks jumped the claims of the miners and looted them of their gold for months until justice was restored. —_$_$———— “THUNDERING OAWN” 15; SET FOR THE WYOMING Java, melting pot of the Orient, where every nationality known to man, and all conditions of human- y, from wrecked beach combers to millionaire tourists foregather, 1% the setting for “Thundering Dawn” the spectacular production screened for Universal by Harry Garson, and coming to the Wyoming theater next Saturday. 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Co., makers, Berkeley, Calif.—Advertisement. “OTHERS” WYOMING Continuous 1 to 11 TODAY and FRIDAY JACK LONDON’S Sensational Story “The Abysma ru 99 “QREGON TRAIL” Felix Cat Comedy 10e————30e Get at the Real Cause —Take Another Marshall Net!an picture, “The Eternal Three,” wil! be the D¥- Edwards’ Olive Tablets feature at the America theater KES Saturday, Sunday and Monday, na That’s what thousands of stomach cording to reports, Neilan and the Sufferers are doing now. Instead of Golawyn company have added an. aking ponies, “ine ate stacking he other screen success to their 11: this photoplay. iz Nst In eal cause of the ailment—clogged ‘There 18 an excellent cast, includ. 89d disordered bowels. 4 ing Hobart Bosworth, Claire Wind. ,, Dr; Edwards’ Olive Tablets arouse * sor, Raymond Griffith, Bessie Love. the liver in a healing way. Tom Gallery, William Norris, Helen the liver and are per- Lynch and others, their natural functions, away The story, which was written by orave mpekpanspe hponeg Neflan himself, is about a noble sur. nana TICKLING THROAT the sists tor cones iam cts you af night Soc ne panty ath ati ees mized with | Pr a a LAIN?S 2% Color. “They do the work wi COUGH REMEDY e Take one or two Every user is . friend FRIDAY NIGHT—LADIES’ NIGHT _ BIG LAMP DANCE Six Beautiful Parlor Lamps will be given free t the ladies holding the lucky abies: Each lady pig a number on entering the hall. Drawing to be held at 10:45. Now’s your chance, ladi: t i these beautiful lamps—free. iad pe errk ala DANCING EVERY NIGHT Arkeon Dancing Academy ON THE GREAT WHITE WAY RIALTO witht Dorothy Dalton in a role of conspicuous backbone. Fighting her way past countless obstacles to a great happiness. Beautiful scenes at Florida’s exclusive beaches. Show- ing society in reckless revels, breath-taking in their daring and their extravagant backgrounds. © A brilliant supporting cast, including David Powell, Martha Mansfield and Maurice Costello. —also— MACK SENNETT COMEDY, “MOVIE FANS” FUN FROM THE PRESS The Netto Ladies’ Orchestra Shows at: 1—2:40—4:20—6—7:40—9:20 “THE NIGHTS COLUMBI BILLIE IRLEAND AND HIS FOLLIES OF 1923 IN THE DELIGHTFUL MUSICAL COMEDY A SPECIAL PRODUCTION WITH SPECIAL SETTINGS, 'A CHORUS OF PRETTY GIRLS MR. AND MRS. BUD BROWNEE In a Little Song—A Little Dance and a Little Whatcha Ma Call It TURNER—MURRA Y—IRELAND—BRENNEN LEW NEWMAN In Sons and Patter “THE PAUPER MILLIONAIRE” 7 o’Clock—9 o’Clock NEW SHOW. TODAY DICTATOR” SPECIAL SCENERY AND SPECIAL NUMBERS In Jazzmania MAUDEINA DUNBAR In a Character Comedy Act Also First Run Pictures And Comedy 10c 40c SAT. MATINEE 25¢e THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1523 On the Screen at Last with their full line of laughs and and roars —drama and comedy—pret. ty girls—follies show—fash. ion show—original stave stars—and a cast of youth and beauty surpassing! The scream of the screen and some scream we'll say! EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION. TONIGHT ONLY At 7:45 and 9:15 DR. SIGMUND SPAETH IN A NOVEL OFFERING “THE COMMON SENSE OF MUSIC” SHOWS AT 1—8—5:16—7:15—9:15 10c AND 40c 10c and 20c 10c and 20c Bishop-Cass LAST TIMES TODAY HELEN CHADWICK —IN— “THE GLORIOUS FOOL —ALSO— HAROLD LLOYD and BEBE DANIELS InN “THE NON-STOP KID” —AND— AL ST. JOHN in “THE ESKIMO” FRIDAY AND SATURDAY REX BEACH’S 1923 VERSION “THE SPOILERS” —WITH— MILTON SILLS and NOAH BEERY AMERICA STARTS SATURDAY