Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 4, 1924, Page 12

PAGE TWELVE whe Casper Daily Cridune BARNEY GOOGLE AND SPIKE SPIVENS , = ME HOBSU iP CouLoNT + jf WiTH Your EXTRA ) WeiGuT =< WE Gor AgoUT AS MULEH CHANCE CATCHING Ue WITH THOSE GTHER HORSES AS A WART HAS IN A BEAUTY SHOP -— Vou BAIN was A NUT To ee: ae HEART To MAKE’ war BAck To AL BUQUERGUEY,' (ery RECOMATISM \ \s SUMPN FreRrce Tobar $2 SPARK PLUG a ™ 2 eau TH CC * Got IT Wie WAIT "THERE - THe 3 OF You == IM GanGc To SHoor INT THE NEXT VILLAGE = BARNEY} Fy en aes f vou see Sea | WE 6CT OUR CHRISTMAS { TREE WITH 4 BALL OF EARTH ATTACHED SO } | WE CAN PLANT IT. / 7 AND NOW IT'S TIME FOR THE BIRDIES’ CHRISTMAS. THERE'S SUET AND BiIRDSEED AND BREAD o FoR THEM. _/ TOO LATE FOR THE HOLIDAYS. AND PASS us BY, One of the most beautiful love| stories ever pictured on the screen is enacted in “The Spider and the Rose” a B. F, Zeidman production which opened an engagement at the Rialto theater last night. in" thin of tempo, acre BARBARA LA MARR KEEPS ing swords and Castanets, is| by Director John McDermott. Alice | Lake and Gaston Glass are the| principal players in “The Spider and the Rose” and they both do the best work of their careers. a Bas asl clay Eee ase PHUMEEE INO FOR LICK DIVORCE STATISTICS =| si “THE HUNTRESS” PLAYS, morrow as an Al Lichtman attrac- ton, always carries a weird Uttle| Chinese god of jade as a result of = he picture. Wilfred North, playing an tmpor- tant role in “The Huntress,” in which Collee: ore makes her | ¢y debut as a Fi ational star, had a most div career before finally choosing the motion picture as a means toward fame. Born in London, North was tn turn cowboy on a Texas ranch and later a lawyer before he became an actor. On the legitimate stage he filled various capacities along the line from actor, manager to pro- ducer, North entered filmdom as a direc- tor for Vitagraph. He directed the late John Bunny and other stars of that company. Later he appeared in character roles and more rece: ly was a director for Guy Emy Productions, New Y He will be rememt wi red as “ Rich Quick Wallingford” in famous ° of that title and a will be recalled for his fine acting in the Carter de Haven comedies. One of the most refreshing ro: mantic comedy-dramas of the great WIOEING (Continuous 1 to 11) TODAY AND SATURDAY She Yearned for Riches and Luxury “The 6:50” “TAKING ORDERS” —and— “MOVIE CHATS” 10c— 30c | STARTING SUNDAY | HOOT GIBSON | In His Latest | “OUT-OF LUCK” “SPER ND HOSE” S22 ner’s popular novel of the same | tittel ’ debut as “the new First National star" in the most fetching role of her career. America theater today and tomor- as luck? Barbara LaMarr, appear- ma postman brought her among other) = it_in her hag, the actress hurried to her taxi and drove toward the | studio. On the way, her car was | narrowly missed by a big steel truck that looked like a mountain. here Tuesday n the Gasnier set, Miss | opened the packet and | found in it the Chinese god, with| the explanation that it brought good luck. ‘The actress admired it duly, | “The Huntress," a] then put it away. | reen adaptation of Hulbert Foot-| But some time later the same day, when the roller coaster car im- mediately following the one in which she had just been working jumped the track, Miss LaMarr hunted around until she found the jade god, and gave it a place of prominence on her bracelet. And you couldn't shake her faith in it. “I'm not superstitious,” says the actress, “but you never can tell.” me hl ide tana a First National picture, in “The Huntress” plays at the SS ee ARE MOTIF FOR FILM Divorce court statistics formed | the motif for “The Six Fifty,” new | Universal all-star production featur- ing Renee Adoree and Orville Ca'd- ree statistics told Kate) McLaurin, author of the play that a majority of divorces grew out of the discontent of wives; and she mirrored this in the clever story. Just as Miss LaMarr was leaving/ It ‘s now playing at the Wyoming iy th | ral ONS Who says there's no such thing is in “Poor Men's Wives,” P. Schulberg picture which p! the Iris theater today and the er experiences while making the aking of “Poor Men's Wives,” the | theater, sab sd ings, a little packet a Chinese stamp. stamped | Thrusting ! SEND IT TO THE LAUNDRY PEARL WHIT PHO) 1 pr? Great artists of stage and opera have played “Zaza.” But never with the fire and emotional intensity that Gloria~ Swanson gives the role. You'll marvel at her superb performance. And you'll rank “Zaza” with the best pictures of the year, : RIALTO STARTING . TOMORROW A New Show ST. PAUL, Minn., Jan. 4.—Selz- ure of $80,000 worth of contraband opium on a Great Northern train was The Spider and The ial It Is Based on a Fascinating Story of the Revolutionary Days in Southern California Charley Murray Comedy, “Life of Reilly” | Fun From the Press COLUMBI LAST TWO DAYS OF THE FOLLIES “BUD FROM GAY PAREE’ Many New and Funny Situations Special Costumes and Scenery MURRAY SISTERS Medley of Dances BUD BROWNEE MAT. SATURDAY FOUR DAYS ONLY STARTING SUNDAY MAUDENA DUNBAR In Comedy—Rurai and Western Dramas SUNDAY—“THE RIGHT TO HAPPINESS” A Story of Life With a Circus MONDAY—TUESDAY—“THE WOLF TRAIL” WEDNESDAY—“THE COUNTRY BOY” DICK HYLAND’S REVUES OPENS THURSDAY, JAN, 10 = = { “Ras cnair F ost You Six BIRDIE, SKEEX RINGA DINNA by Federal agents, who declated that the seizure revealed that rum runners are interested in narcotic smuggling on a large scale in this section. disclosed Starring ALICE LAKE, GASTON GLASS, ROBERT | McKIM, RICHARD HEADRICK, LOUISE FAZENDA Supported by An All Star Cast —also— Pathe News TONIGHT 7 o’Clock, 9 o’Clock —in— SPECIAL FEATURES LOU NEWMAN Eccentric Songster BUD BROWNEE At His Best All Children 5c PLAYERS In Three Acts All New People Wiring Supplies FIXTURES, LAMPS, ELECTRIC APPLIANCES Electric Supply And Construction Co. 142 E. 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DANCING EVERY NIGHT Arkeon Dancing Academy ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW Radio Supplies Moter Repairing Phone 483W A Bishop-Cass Theater TODAY AND SATURDAY The Darling Little Star of “FLAMING YOUTH” —in— It’s a Rollicking Comedy-drama of a Feminine Go-Getter and Her Relentless Man-Hunt. LLOYD HUGHES, RUSSELL SIMP- SON, WALTER LONG IN THE CAST —also— Larry Semon in “Horseshoes” 1:00, 2:00, 3:00, 5:00, 6:30, 8:00, 9:30 “POOR MEN’S WIVES” HAROLD LLOYD COMEDY AND — in “FR 20c STAN LAUREL in “FROZEN HEARTS” A BIG DAY AT THE AMERICA SUNDAY The Most Daring Vampire in All Paris The Countess Fedora was the sensati f i Her notorious escapades led to ruin. Cp Or ail ease baa Balzac’s great story has bee: derni; Pre eres ry n modernized with all the glamdr “THE SLAVE OF DESIRE” —WITH— CARMEL MYERS—GEO. WALSH—BESSIE LOVE WILL ROGERS. “UNCENSORED MOVIES” See him as Tom Mix, Bill Hart, Valentino, Chapli He not only imitates them, but does their oneeey and others. AT 8:30 SUNDAY EVENING THE KIWANIS CLUB yy the America Orchestra. illustrated in movies. Sons