Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 11, 1924, Page 6

a a — re: ~\ ene Casper Dally Cripune FRIDAY, JANUARY 11, 19, con 9 their heads together and determined finish, It is regarded as one of Mix’s Tastes Better—Goes F ype delta E ast) rca abe “RUPERT HH HEN AM te Bat sue a chotoplay that: would greatest’ plotuyes 4nd’ will Been, at; 4 ’ Good who drinks, gambles, and vam CLOSES RUN TONISHT soar hs Siete uiee iat ike ta ma be sy i wig roe 8 ee PAGE SIX. ‘ 0 loves other women’s husbands, who lov ported af cote, to) tbat. SmRghnney rt eh th no ti lost. | wre beluteaeOtOny vane in” Weed kingdom of Zenda. It takes no im- WASHINGTON, Jan. 11.—Nomt- |§ 228 East Second St. strokes in e = agination to feel that the kingdom I8 nations sent to the senate today b: Stellar talent, heautifubold country 2) actual part of the world with President Coolidge included 1 = Bete — ettings, love and | intrigue make its rulers and its’ ruled, its lovers, 1. Gross to be United States mar- Rupert of Hentzau” a picture worth | t while. This film hae been running *"¢ 't haters. shal for the northern diatrict of So - : ys mm. Rial "a thor fo hee TM MALY AND TONY ARE Office Room for Rent times this evening. It is a sequel } r to “The Prisoner of Zenda” a spec-| : “soc eam AT THE AMERIGA TODRY | AR: aa ie prs! ew wan a, >€ O e msec ae Hartree a a AT WESTERN BLUE PRINT CORPORATION Hentzau” because of Bert Lytell or; F ty : SCOTT s Mit EMULSION || Michal : Oi! Exchange Bldg, COMMAND” A THE shown both ty; screen. He has lives for the mo her in all her moods, finery, and Jew Cod» or Blaine Hammerstein| one of the best organiza a ng her butterfly existence in #i!/ 6: Claire Windsor or Bi reel «chen saphaiuet aebwlieaes line that has appeare! There is no finer or more tnspir- jumbia. arious phases. On the other! burn of a galaxy of others ecarcely| Tony are at the America theater to I ing sight on earth or on the wat . , he shows the glorious young | tens noted. It would seem that for day in their newest picture “Eyes| © that cover threefourths of : funny man in t hi woman, unselfish, industrious, ©09l, this production a dozen ext iy of the Forest,” a film of ac earth than a fleet of battleships | His cterization of Abie calm and collected, who stands be-) popular actors and actresses got thrills and humor from _atart to steaming ahead at fu Dur- | in lo y | sides the man all day long, shoulder ——— _ ane ‘ ing the great wa Teddy \ , ¢]to shoulder, making his fight her harbor wa fight and his problems her problems. "alge and Teddy Magnus the story also piace in reat contrast between the two pecial number in the way c types of women is shown sincerely which was successful. Afterwards] and impartially in this great societ Miss Paige led the chorus in av | photodrama. I n number. Chautard shows that if it wer ¥ McDonnell, a light haired] not for the restraining influence c th ‘a good humored expres-| the simple, enduring, intellectual | type of woman,on mankind, the | d away into the din-| sion, sins “You're the Kind of 0 | Girl That Men Forget.” He uxurious, selfish, butterfly type of | t Command,” the] assisted in the act by two capabie| wife would soon have America on "ox spectacular melodrama | chorus members who represent the] a great decline. | e Iris theater today |old and the new in girl types. Bob Daytime Wives" is presented by jay, the Atlantic fleet is} Evans and Gordon Richardson are | an all-star cast, including Wyndham | = ’t]two members of the company who | Standing, Grace Darmond, Derety’ ' will no doubt reveal ability in Perdue, Willlam Conklin, Edward , 1 —AT THE— y of lines as they , Kenneth ns, Richardson, H. Jonnell work together as a qui H Again This Sunday, and Many Sundays to Follow. 5 Three New OLD Songs Each Time. Another member of the com- THIS SUNDAY iGolden Gems night she played the part of the With the Following Songs “PUT ON YOUR OLD GREY BONNET” “FATHER, DEAR FATHER, COME HOME WITH ME NOW” “THE OLD OAKEN BUCKET” Everyone knows these dear old songs. Come and join the crowd and sing to your heart’s delight. SUNDAY EVENING—8:00 O*CLOCK ONCE ONLY STARTS TODAY TOM MIX Supported by the Wonder Horse “TONY” a r “an nN ° “EVES OF THE “FOREST” '” ACTION—THRILLS—HUMOR MIX'S LATEST PRODUCTION —also— “A MONKEY MIX-UP” Imperial Comedy SHOWS AT 1, 8, 5, 6:80, 8, 9:30 10¢ AND 40c TODAY—SATURDAY—SUNDAY—MONDAY boat to w ship au out 10 | c Katharine at the Coco Sola nava’ se. Shots | ) of the different warships in the Expert watch and jewelry repalr- | ing. Casper Jewelry Co., O-S Bice. | RIALTO STARTING TOMORROW sess excellent voices, real nt, and a variety of dan¢ d] ing abliity d icEdward us| “Let's Go” was the name given Ing comedy. It is a farce clever lines and comic pee ae TWO TYPES OF WIVES “agen Sees SHOWN IN PHOTOPLAT execute some difficult and graceful The late Oscar Wilde once said steps is one of the main features of | that “wives were divided into two Di>y Hyland's revues which opened | classes; those that lived to love, and packed houses at the Columbia| those that loved to Hve. The un- eater yesterday. A long line of | selfish wife who lives to love, who uusement seekers extended to the| inspires her husband to do big Street last night at the beginning! and greater things, the wife who {s BUD BROWNEE MATINEE 5c -- TOMORROW -- 5c DON’T MISS IT FOR THE SCHOOL CHILDREN Last Times Today, 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 o’Clock BUD WILL SING AND DANCE AT 3 O'CLOCK ¢ “THE SILENT COMMAND” @ The picture that bub- ~-ALSO— bles over with frolick- \ OUR GANG | 4 U Dp ing adventure—a real TODAY AND pak tay treat of SATURDAY “4 , “ONE TERRIBLE DAY” CASPER’S FAVORITE COMEDIAN STARTING TODAY wr The late Oscar Wilde once said that wives were divided into tix FOR ONE WEEK STARTING TOMORROW AT THE classes—-those that lived to love, and those that loved to live. but here is the third class. RIALTO a | “DAYTIME COLUNBI TONIGHT g Aas = £ Y WIVES’ 5 Sir Anthony Hope's celebrated romance Rupert of _ Ventzaw jThe entire production under the personal | Supervision of Myron Selznick \\ The Greatest Cast Ever Assembled For a Single Production WILL APPEAR 7 o'Clock 9 o’Clock THE NEW SHOW Dick Hyland's Revue —IN— LETS GO TAKEN FROM THE BIG MUSICAL COMEDY Under the Personal Direction of Dick Hyland DANCE AND GROW THIN : Out of the steaming welter of a jazz- y- Reduce In a Pleasant Way. 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