Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 13, 1923, Page 6

PAGE SIX 0 Bo JALL FAMILY OCCUPIES SHEET AT THE AMERICA A modern jazz family now steps forward to claim the attention of the movies. Warner Fabian's astounding story of an indulgent mother who gives her three beautiful daughters com- freedom in the expression of Individualities played at the plete their America Theatre for the last times hooch drinking and “neck- ties” than for the conven- And the gay mother only as they gratify their whims. ‘cen Moore is to be seen ae the Col youngest and most capricious of the daughters—Pat Fentriss—and the unfoldment of the many romances on which she embarks is said to offer one of the most startling ex- poses of twentieth century charac- ter development ever depicted on the screen Of course, that brings about Pat has an awakening the realization that love is a thing not to be trifled with Ufe ts bro and tho folly of the care-free f the modern jazz-mad flapper ght home. e Stedman ts to be seen as the gay and over- Milton Sills por- who ntriss, mother. trays Ca Scott, the man brings c son sense into the life The two other Fen Dee and Connie, are played by Sylvia Breamer and Betty Francisco. “ANUGED LIPS” SHOWS MANY NOVEL EFFECTS A series of novel features are in- eluded in uged Lips,” Viola Dana's newest Metro starring pic- ture, which is playing at the Rtalto theatre tomorrow. There is a complete reproduction erior of a theatre, In ad- a thousand seats {t In cludes an orchestra pit, a glass sur- faced runway with electric Ushts beneath, and a complete stage. Of the various unique stage set- Ungs which serve as @ background for the activities of the “devil” 6 of “thirty under twenty” in d Lips,” the chief one de- picts a cave of devils, Each cho-us sir] is attired in a red devil's cos- tume consisting of red tights, a pair of horns and a sort of cape tached to the arms so that when the arms are raised the cape lends the appearance of wings. In ad- dition each girl carries a long three pronged fo A pit, supposedly bottomless and leading direct to Hades, ts vividly depicted the center of the stage on the screen. Leading into it from the wings at the back of the stage the studio experts erected a metal slide. Lighting effects make it ap- pear that there are flames within the pit and when victims garbed in the attire of blue law advocates and representing Gloom, Peséimism and other enemies of Joy, are sent slid ing down the chute and out of sight into the pit, puffs of smoke arise. “Rofged Lips" was written by Rita Weiman, and was directed by Harold Shaw. It was adapted to the screen by Thomas J. Hopkins. “TOOT-T00T-TOOTSIE” IS MIRTH PROVOKING One of the most laughable bills which the Columbia theater has produced is “Toot-Toot-Tootsie” which is playing there for the last times tonight. It is not a comedy with any sense of plot but is ef fective for all that, inasmuch as the members of the cast are given &n opportunity to do their best in the way of provoking mirth among the members of the audience. M Bud Brownie has a song which goes by the same name os the bil Miss Turner and Tiney ROE UMAT TON Cannot Pxist in the Human Body it You Will Use Trunk’s Prescription it te a atory, ot It is preposterous Brennan execute a dance and patter act that possesses merit, while Billie Ireland and Bud Brownle put their audience in convulsions with their travesty on Shakespeare. “A Clouded Name” is the photo- play. “IBOVE ALL LAW” WELL RECEIVED AT THE RIALTO ‘The ancient customs of India are finely shown in above All Law,” a Paramount picture which was suc cessfully presented at the Rialto Theatre last evening. A powerfu! native prince, finding that his wife loves another, resolves to erect the greatest tomb fn the world and bury her alive in it. When an European architect, who is summoned to do the work, learns of his mission he re- fuses, and this sets in motion a train of swift action which sweeps on to a sensational finale. Apart from the powerful story. the picture is graced with some of the most colossal sets ever seen on the screen, some of them 80 gigantic that the men and women playing within them appear like midgets. Nor does it lack thrills, and there are fights with wild animals, excit- ing escapes and other happenings to satisfy the most insatiable pic turegoer. The cast is splendid in every way and the direction highly commendable The photography does ample justice to the care and expense lavished upon the picture settings. ———————___ “KENTUCKY DAYS” WILL COME 10 THE AMERICA Dustin Farnum’'s latest picture, “Kentucky Days" will be shown at the America theater Friday and Sat urday, On the same program will be Stan Laurel in his new comedy “Frozen Hearts.” pe nae Sa BIG AUCTION SALE ‘There will be a big auction sale ut °34 South David Saturday after. noon at 2 p. m. of household furni ture, rugs, bedding, cooking utensils @shes, glassware, etc. Harned Fur niture Co., 234 S. David. Phone 249. 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Franklin directed “Dulcy,’ a First National pleture. Others in the cast are Jack Mul. hall, Claude Gillingwater, May Wil son, Johnny Harron, Anne Cornwall, and Milla Davenpor ee Who's going to win the beautiful Packard coupe at Lloyd's? —_ Three hundred and n@ tons of sugar fifty thous: ‘Inited States, Coughs-Colds-“Flu” Watch out for “Flu” and pneu- monia now. Check coughs or colds quick. McMULLIN’S FORMULA always reliable. Have it hand: Nothing better for weak lungs, bronchial troupies or asthma. As a germacide and preventive against germ diseases has a hundred uses n every home. Mfrd. only by Tilden MeMullin Co., Sedalia, Mo. Sold by *: Pharmacy. — Advertisement ROUGED LIPS From the etery “Upstage” 6y Rita Weiman Adapted by Thomas J. Hopkins Directed by Harold Shaw wih TOM MOORE Better then "The Chores Girl's Remance’* —Also— Dan Mason Comedy Pop Tuttle’s Lost Control PATHE NEWS RIALTO ‘What's Constance Talmadge do-| Well, Constance is feeling sorta She has several reasons. For one thing they made her play a “dulcy” You don't know what a “dulcy’ Hollywood “I want to play emotional roles. You know; I want to be a| tin had nothing to do with t!.e mis- tiger woman with a long stiletto| fortunes of thuse connected with ser who meets a sheik out in the desert Schenck star plays the role of a wife who insists on meddling in her| Andre de Beranger, Gilbert Douglas are used each| ert soon after M r in the making of candy in the be Casper Daily Cridune DEATH AND RUIN TRAIL ACTORS LOS ANGELES, Calif., Dec. 13. (United Press}—When Clara Phillips, the ‘lady blacksmith,” hammered her way into notoriety by beating to death pretty Alberta Meadows on lonely Montecito drive, she upset the entire country with the brutality of the erime and apparently set in motion a malign influence that has "| dogged the footsteps of nearly a degen connected with her subsequont | trial, escape, flight and recapture. | Clara’s bloody deed, committed nearly two years and a half ago, ac- cording to fny sensible construc- rested recently and convicted Ddootlegging. . has never fully recovered from t! Mines. heart failure. case. But the tate which has been | that of so maav concerned with the .| affairs during such a short period, has at least been startling enough to be of Interest. Counsel Dropped Dead William Herrington, Clara’s coun- sel, who so ably defended her at the trial, dropped dead in the home of *| a friend shortly after the murderess' | dramatic escape from the county jal, Albert Tremaine, father of the girl Clara murdered, was arrested twice .| and convicted on the second hearing. He is now serving a term in prison for grand larceny. Al Manning, chief criminal deputy in the sheriff's office at the time of the Meadows murder, and “Bob” Couts, deputy sheriff, both of whom assisted in un were ousted by ig now divorced. vice commission charges preferred against him Sheriff Trager. ——, INCOME PROPERTY apartments trance. with private en. with a first payment of $800, Phillips, escape. A Spring str merchant, whose name was linked with Clara's dash for freedom, and who was question- ed by the district attorney, was ar- first payment. month. 2438W. TODAY Last Times WARNER FABIAN’S “it SENSATIONAL STORY ne CONSTANCE FLAMIN TALMADGE —in— “DULCY” YOUTH AN EXPOSE OF MODERN SOCIETY —with— COLLEEN MOORE spac saa MILTON SILLS SYLVIA BREAMER “THE FRESH ELLIOTT DEXTER HEIR” —also— COMEDY NEWS AND TOPICS Shows at 1, 3,5,7and9 10c and 40c 10c & 20c NEXT ATTRACTION AMERICA DUSTIN FARNUM —IN— “KENTUCKY DAYS” NEXT ATTRACTION STARTING SUNDAY TOM MIX AND TONY ee eS “MILE-A-MINUTE ROMEO” STARTS SUNDAY PRESENTS BILLIE IRELAND’S FOLLIES THREE sHows A WEEK COLUMBIA vvewe tue HOLIDAYS TOOT-TOOT-TOOTSIE ‘A ROLLICKING, ROARING REVUE OF SPECIALTIES FOR THE LAST TIME TODAY 7 O’CLOCK—9 O’CLGCK AND PRETTY GIRLS and a chance on a RIALTO SUNDAY “THE OLD HOMESTEAD” RIALTO MONDAY “THE BACHELOR DADDY" RIALTO TUESDAY “MAN. - SLAUGHTER” First Run Pictures “A CLOUDED NAME” and Cameo Comedy Boys and Girls—A bag of popcorn free at Saturday matinee with a Sc purchase at the confectionery stand sled with every ticket. RIALTO WEDNESDAY “HY AMERICAN WIFE? RIALTO NEXT THURSDAY ———$—$— “GRUMPY” _ INNOTORIOUS CRIME, REPORT made the trip to Honduras to bring back the fugitive hammer wielder, suffered an acute attack of malarial fever shortly after her return and Deputy Sheriff John Cowan spent many days seeking Mrs. Phillips. He dropped dead a few weeks ago trom Lola Bonnot, actress and Billy Moody, friend of Mrs. Phillips, both of whom testified et her trial, the former for the state and the latter for the defense, ran into marital squalls soon after the trial. Each Jailer Robert E. Cronin, who had charge of the county jail at the time Mrs. Phillips was incarcerated there, lost his position when the civil ser- substantiated 10-room modern home divided room and bath, two three-room This home must be sold this week and $5,000 will buy it will take a car or lot as part of Income $120 per Southwest part. Phone And the center of it all, Clara Phil- Ups, attractive, of he by into three apartments, one four- SARANAC LAKE, N. Y. (United | Press)—Mrs. Ralph H. Hill of Trout _—_—_—_ stantly. CAR AND TRUCK STORAGE At the Liberty Garage Telephone 983 428 South Elm Street “CRASHIN THRU” STARTING SUNDAY OMING youn ee Mr. and Mrs. Jiggs Barney Google Andy Gump and Harold Teen Will Be Present at the BIG DANCE Haygood!s Ranch On Alcova Road SATURDAY, DEC. 15 Big Casper Orchestra Will Furnish the Music cruel Amazonian way, languishes in|... San Quentin prison, serving out ®/orxing hen is but six months ol¢ life sentence. Clad in the blue pris-|1.¢ has within her brief span of on uniform, she aids in the humble }. jaid eleven eggs, on which she duties of the penitentiary life al-/:. pow sitting with the apparent most forgotten by the world that! determination to become followed eagerly her sensational career. HARRY CAREY way to end a corn Stops the n the corn loosens and comes out. Made in clear liquid and in thin plasters. The action is the At your druggist Bluejay same. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1923 Lake 1s certain she is the owner of the most enterprising Biddy tn Adirondacks. The wonder- fascinating in a mother S09 RIALT The Sensational Love-Thriller “ABOVE ALL LAW” With An All-star Cast Comedy in in- IN A gorgeous story of for- bidden passion and re- venge. One solid year and a half in the mak- ing. With settings of a size and magnificence never before seen on the screen. COLUMBIA J. C. BUSBY’S WITH BAND AND ORCHESTRA SINGERS—DANCERS—COMEDIANS —IN— Special Added Feature NAY BROTHERS Famous Quartette Two Nights Only 7—9 o’Clock ALL SEATS $1.10 TONIGHT IS THE given away Free tonight. hall will receive a number, Ladies, you have seen none like these. Maybe you will be lucky tonight. “On the Great White Way” “The Man From A VERITABLE BREATH OF THE GREAT NORTH WOODS Glengarry” From the Great Story by Ralph Connor an age so tender as to leave a1) competitors confounded. — TODAY 1, 3, 5; 7, 9 o'Clock EXTRA ATTRACTIONS A Mack Sennett “DOWIN TO THE SEA SHOES” It’s a Scream FUN FROM THE PRESS MON.—TUES. TRAVELING ROAD SHOW COLORED MINSTRELS 20 BOYS AND GIRLS FROM DIXIELAND. CHILDREN 55c FRUIT FESTIVAL Six Gorgeous Fruit Baskets laden with choicest ‘Fruit Every lady entering the Arkeon Dancing Academy CASPER MONUMENT WoORKs. South Conwell Street, ery Wyo. Phone Tribune Want Ads bring results, Casper, See the Famous Log-jam; WYOMIN Sensational Rescue From the Rapids —also— “OREGON TRAIL” and “DAD’S BOY” with BUDDY MESSINGER the Fight on the River, and the 3———_DAYS——_—__3 STARTING TODAY