Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 7, 1923, Page 8

CAGE EIGRT. ve Casper Daily Cridune ™ IDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1923 e . . . ! ‘: lions ct coceanes SaiaaCN ee Canadian Girl Wins See eee te eee ee, Se eratt tar tas teeta eababa tebe: taesceccaaiant Cae industry fore the examiners supporting the doned cess-pool at the rear. of the| animal went for help, but before he p'ea of wheat and hay growers for Stoddart hotel. animal had returned the horse had dropped 20 feet to the bottom of the cess- Pool and was drowned. For the best Andy Gump and Min couple on the floor, the Tripeny Drug company ts furnishing a ster! ling silver inlaid cream and sugar set. The Golden Rule store is giving a Hickok belt with a silver en- | graved clasp to the best Jiggs cos- "HG OM PRESENTED "THE MARRIGE MAKER” me eco | eet AT AMERICA TODAY 1S SUPERB PHOTOPLAY src SS. ABBA Drowned In Cesepoo! | company for the best Barney Goo- Popular opinion has placed odds| Wiliam de Mille’s new Paramount! S'¢ outfit. The Little Brick Con- GUERNSEY—A ores, running loose with a bunch of horses which, on the fact that in “Big Dan,” his! production, “The Marriage Maker,” | fectionary is giving a box of Osm- latest William Fox titular vehicle,| featuring Agnes Ayres and Jack |“2¢° cigars for the best Mutt and Charles Jones is slated for another Holt, which is being shown with |7¢f couple. knockout attraction | artistic results at the Rialto theatre re “Eig Dan” will be presented at/ts a delightful, romantic comedy-| the America Theatre today Satur- drama, based on Edward Knoblock's @ay and Sunday play, “The Faun,” which scored so d with edge. Los Angeles, Seattle, Butte, Casper, Cheyenne or El Paso JACK Bees Mary Philbin of “The Merry-Go-Round” STARTING SUNDAY Written by the widely-known play-| heavily in the East some years ago. wrights, Fred and Fanny Hatton,, The story is interpreted by a ususl- the story reveals the moral as well|!y powerful de Mille supporting cast Bi dynamically as the physical battles of the prize which includes Charles de Roche, THEA ong Mary Astor, Robert Agnew, Ethel rendered by WYOMING TRE Lovers that remain {overs even Leo F. Reisman It is an original story, evolved) Wales, Leo White and Bertram solely with an eye to the extraor-| Johns. dinars prize-fight possibilities which the brawn and theatrical intelligence of Charles Jones presents. It is his picture, not because he is the star he most prominent role, but use his @ynamic personality and coplous enthusiasm make the situation inevitable, This faculty of overshadowing his emsociates and environment was made evident when be appeared at the start of his car- after they have been married for many years and efter their hair ts —___—__ “e > | turning gray are well depicted in WHERE I$ THIS WEST’ the Follies production at the Colum- bia theater “Sweetheartg"” !Two young lovers who learned to quarrel with each other as soon as they were in a position to do so are equally well brought out. If you believe that the highest pleasure of love is living peacably with the one you love or if you be- eve it is in making up after a and His Or chestra on a Columbia If You Don’t Know How to Marry SEE Wm. De Mille’s “THE MARRIAGE MAKER’ AGNES AYRES, JACK HOLT Supported By Much tn the way of thrilling ad- venture is offered in Jack Hoxie's eer as a star. latest feature for Universal, “Where Mi 9 As the son of a great pugilist, Dan|{s This West?” which comes to the| {U2rre! Sou wi Be Caligneet eae falls heir to a gymnasium and a! Wyoming theatre Sunday. re Etnienl tek | aa nlehel I ty Miss Norma Niblock of Toronto took first honors at the tnternat-| country trainmg camp. H's wife de- The story has its setting in the ay TL h devil ional beauty contest held in New York City. She ts shown here receivy- ~ Columbia him and he ts helpless to de-| Western cattle country, and many! ChOTus feature the vaudeville enter-| ing a silver cup from Rodolph Valentino. Pgombany ove when he meets a beau-| beautiful scenio effects are present-|/Nment | ate te the tiful young girl who needs his pro-!ed in the picture, Many cowboys oedaher tection of the old school ride in the Hoxie|™ Wes Marion Nixon, Trifby Clark, Harry| company and their feats of horse- Zonsdale, Jackte Ga@mion and Ben|manship present a feature that is S ke R Hendricks are of the supporting; of outstanding Interest in the play. po ane ate Hoxie, himself, is a wonderful . rider, as well asa dramatic actor of| JD Ended real ability, and the motion picture| 42 CATULG e 9 public which has voted him one of the most poputar Western stans, By Commission cast. a 97 | Will enjoy him in this rapid action AE JAVA HEAD comedy-drama. In addition to his regular display of extraordinary | riding ability, he ‘leaps his saddle-| SPOKANE, Dec. 7—The Oregon-| horse across a gulch over a moving} Washington Ral'road and Navigation | freight-train in one of the most spec-| Company lost more than $1,400,00( ore - $< tacular scenes ever filmed. during 1922 in serving the wheat dis nd u p The theme of the story is woven|tricts of its territory, J. E. Davis He be OXIE exhibits without oral test: A score or more farmers, several) bankers and a number of represen fered | CHARLES DeROCHE, MARY ASTOR, ROBT. AGNEW From Edward Knoblock’s Famous Play, ‘‘The Faun” William Faversham’s Great Starring Vehicle “Back to Human Nature” It Solves Our Deepest Problems Differently! —Also— FUN FROM THE PRESS HAL ROACH COMEDY PATHE NEWS ‘With a stellar cast seldom seen in = motion picture, George Melford’'s latest Paramount production, “Java Head,” a picturization of Joseph around the experiences of a couple|of Portland, representing the ra‘) Hergeshelmer's celebrated novel, couple PI ie a of milkmen who leave their early | roads, testified yesterday before ex will be given an unusually fine pre-| morning occupation in an Eastern|aminers of the Interstate Commerce ‘WH T DAY eentation by Manager Todd at = town and “go West” for more ex-|Commissionn who closed last night| ‘The irresistable flavor of Nash’s — = ERE IS THIS WEST 2 fe) ei bitcorepe large er es citing adventure. They have more|their hearing here into grain, hay| Delicious Coffee tempts all to 1, 2:40, 4:20, 6. “Jeva Head” is a y than ordinary luck. They are at-}and grain products rates in the osts ’ , 4:20, ©, exceptional heart interest and ap-| tacked by Indians, bandits, and shot| northwest. The next hearing will| ask for the second Sige It Ww YOMING 7:40, 9:20 peal. The scenes are laid in China and in old Salem town in the late forties, and the story deals with the trials and fortunes of a young sea captain and a Chinese girl of high station whom he marries tn order to save her life at the hands of —— assassins. He brings his bride to his home town, where his old sweet heart {s awaiting him. His interest fn his Chinese wife lapses, and. when the latter awakens love in the | EN AT ARKEON [_ eee ee heart of an opium smoker, dramatic developments ensue. The finale of the story, dramatic and tense, makes P “Java Head” one of the strongest} The Rinky Dinks ball will be fea- rcreen attractions produced in many|tured at the Arkeon dancing aca- playful cowboys. open in San Frane'sco, December 11.| 20 more to have the best— get porting Hoxie in the cast are| Mr. Davis told the examiners that | Nash’s at your grocer’s. Mary Philbin, Bob McKenzie, Joseph|® 10 per cent reduction én rates ’s Peanut Butter. Girard, Sid Jordan, Slim Cole and| Wou'd increase the deficit to $1,790, satel dane beset otieaea 000 for 1923. Rallroad testimony offered here was virtually limited to the Oregon-Washington Rallroad and avigation company and the Union cific lines. Other railroads of STARTING SUNDAY A Bishop-Cass Theater e day. demy this evening. This will be a Leatrice Joy, whose work tn “Man-| dance at which prizes will be given slaughter’ won her much ,| to the patrons who are considered to plays the colorful role of have the best costumes modeled the Chinese wife. Jacqueline Logan is seen as Nettle Vollar and Albert Roscoe plays Gerrit Ammi- don, the leading male role. Raymond Hatton has the chief character role that of an opium smoker, and TROUBLING YOU George Fawcett nas the part of Barzil Dunsack, an old sea captain.|| Instantly! End Indiges- Arthur Stuart Hull, who played tion or Stomach Misery Continuous 1 to 11 TODAY BEN TURPIN THE CROSS-EYED TODAY SATURDAY AND ~ JAVA HEAD” We Offer With Pride— A lavish production of Joseph Hergesheimer’s brilliant story of IF STOMACH IS the heavy 1: "The Great Moment’ 7} “ ? * :. . with Gloria Swanson, is cast in the With Pape’s Dia- COMEDIAN Chinese love and American mor- role of William Ammidon, George pepsin als. Directed by the man who Bn en ee, eae —In— made “The Sheik.” With this all- @reth, Dan Pennell, Frederick Strong, Marie Axwell, Betty Bron As soon as you eat @ tablet or two gon, Audrey Berry and Polly Archer | of “Pape’s Diapepsin” your “ have important parts in the picture.| indigestion is gone! Heavy pain, | heartburn, flatulence, gases, palpt- tation, or any misery from a sour, PRETTY MARIE PREVOST acd stomach ends. Correct your ” th stomach and digestion for a few cents. Each package guaranteed by Idol —also— ADORNS SENNETT FILM druggists.—Advertisement. PUBLIC AUCTION Ten Rooms of Furniture AT 2. P. M. SATURDAY, DECEMRER 8 star cast of your favorite players. Leatrice Joy Jacqueline Logan Raymond Hatton George Fawcett Albert Roscoe STARTING TOMORROW. Marte Prevost will chave feminine Stellar honors with Phyllis Haver, it is said, in Mack Sennett’s first ART ACORD six-ree] releass through Associated We will sell at public auction, —in— Producers. 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FOR RENT RINKY DINKS BALL Dress Up Like the Characters in the Funny Papers and Win a Prize There'll Be Lots of Confetti and Serpentine, too Arkeon Dancing Academy 2 fistie Hercules who 4 Chari til Cupid donned the Jones as a prize fighter is 8 knockout! 7 ALSO Extraordinary Comedy Attraction : WILL ROGERS Of Stage and Screen Fame, in His Newest Comedy “HUSTLIN’ HANK” Shows at—1, 2, 8:30, 5, 6:80, 8 and 9.30 10c and 40c Store room 20x60 with 25c MATINEE TOMORROW CASPER’S JOY PALACE MILTON SILLS ALTA ALLEN fo seaeetee Sos ee eros Der renee street. 3 —IN— Bishop-Cass fe apt “THE MARRIAGE CHANCE” Also Comedy “The Four Flusher” AND SATURDAY enaiee Fite || Prestolite Battery Station LIBERTY GARAGE Free Service Batteries a Station j