Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 20, 1924, Page 6

TV eve "8a * Bit PMeudd - D ¥ 4 , | o ip + ue AVIfem) © 1PeHeAA le et St Showa 2s PAGE SIX Che Casper Daily Cridune MABEL NORMAND PLAYS tT THE AUTO. TODRY Circus days may come and go and they 1 the average person a lot . wholesome fun but all the ough he were Alive and very this monster of the » and he certainly car- n a high hand and of the funniest mo picture. vonderfully trained Extra Girl” and ng work, with > putting him written by e, romanc jiences at the the highly a ot in s, William L chols, Ramsey W: Elsie Tarron ———3@qx“-—. VIEWS OF TEAPOT AND CASPER FEATURE O00 PROGRAM AT AMERICH The America theater opened an exceptionally varied program yes terday. Richard Barthelmess plays in the feature picture “Twenty: One’ while in the Pathe News there are some airplane views of Casper, >| ment’s share of oil, a picture of sev- + | song line. and of Teapot Dome. The Mitchell Brothers, two singing banjoists just off the big time circuit entertain with about 15 minutes of snappy numbers. As has been stated before in this doubt. your own reputation? NOAH BEERY COMEDY —and— ABOUT, AND WAITED FOR IS HERE AT LAST A IS THE Teapot Scandal “THE LYING TRUTH?” A modern expose of crooked politics and the law of Would you put a man out of business to save —All-Star Cast— PAT O’MALLEY and TULLY MARSHALL WY OMIN Gronorkow THE PICTURE YOU’VE READ ABOUT, HEARD . Novelty and Confetti Dance WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY We are all ready for a big celebration. ONE YEAR ; At the LOFTUS and LYNCH charge, and we can give FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 22 BURBANK Late Feature with the Big Musical Comedy, | YU More. LOS ANGELES, CALIF. “Miss Fairfax” Look for surprises from Loads and SIX MONTHS JIMMY ROSE eee ee - try- Ities. Nois ak very inti at the “Cali , * 5 ng to make all of our loads of novelties. oise makers of every description. PALACE HIPP California’s Wild Blackberry” Abiweatdt honest eRe Pa a ale THE DEMAROFF TRIO fectly. fe K e oO SEATTLE , Three Charming one a Variety of Dances We want you to. come i Engagement Extended DICK HYLAND’S MUSICAL COMEDY Sep aselh pnt axaine Dancing Academy Here DANCING EVERY NIGHT one laugh to another. The Bashful | Babies chorus and Manhattan trio pare featured as usual in the extra numbers while the other capable members of the company also have some new things in store for Colum- bia patrons. “Harbor Lights" is the feature - picture. column it cost Pathe News $1,000 to Thrills, romance, picturesque at- secure the pictures of Teapot. A) mosphere and colorful adventures special representative was sent dir-}are the principal ingredients of ect from Los Angeles, taking the| ‘Harbor Lights.” A popular favor- first lap in an airplane in order to/ ite with Columbia audiences will get here more quickly, He Was again be seen in action for Tom authorized at Cheyenne to charter! Moore is the hero of the photoplay, a plane and come on up to Casper and what a hero he makes! The but was advised to wait until he got. story gives him a wonderful oppor- here to secure a plane. Bob Coch- tunity té display his characteristic rane was employed as pilot by the)energy and forceful acting. He is Pathe cameraman. A. F. Bell of! first of all a wonderful lover, but the Bell studio and Pathe corres-| when certain scoundrels, for mo- pondent for this section also assist-/ tives of personal gain, begin to ed in the work of filming Teapot. | slander the good name of his sweet- views which are shown are/heart, the smiling hero demon- d ones. The spec-| strates that he is equally as wonder- tator is given a picture of the tanks| ful in the role of a fighter. built for the storage of the govern: PF TE ag I Pd “WHEN A MAN'S A MAN” Mitchell Brothers feel that the| “When a Man's a Man” fs the only thing better than a banjo is/first of nine Harold Bell Wright two banjos and they come pretty; stories which will be given on the nearly getting their audience to! silver sheet at the America theater agree with them. * These boys know) starting Friday. It is the first of how to handle their instruments.|that nine to be produced by Prin There is no doubt about it.. They | cipal Pictures corporation as a First can sing as well as they play and/ National attraction, and according have some snappy things in the | to the author and producers, this is “High Brown Blues”|the logical story to first grace the proved an exceptional hit last night.| picture sheets of the world. “Sis sees“: POWERFUL PLOT GIN Storm,” the offering at the Wyo- ming theater Friday. Splendid technical presentation and a cast of stars of a caliber seldom as- Sembled in a single picture are— wonder of wonders!—completely overshadowed by the sheer power of one of the most remarkable stories ever filmed. One in seeing “Judgment of the} Just received two carloads of new Storm” wonders just where such a = second hand f ure plot has been hiding, that it escaped “i the franaiedenareh of fim Produc |G 2° seahe gland ers for good stories. As a matter| {acle ond, com rou ‘Harned buy. of fact, it was only recently created David. Phone | Frederick, w! by ite ‘author, Mrs. Ethel Styles| sqy7ture Co. 234 theater Middleton of Pittsburgh, who. wrote | 22 ean canter sage NY ever Without Tanlac Says Portland Lady It marks-her debut as a recognized Photoplaywright, and the power, since then and never has it failed me. Why, last winter when I was virility and novelty of the story shows what “new blood” fn screen LAC Whenever She N is a Toni Josing ground again, Tanlac in- creased my weight thirteen pounds authorship can do. “That I am never without Tanlaq}in two weeks’ time. I'm taking ————— “THE LYING TRUTH” 15 shows just what I think of it,” re-| Tanlac now to build up my apetite cently said Mrs. E. EB. Kelso, of | suq strength and I know I will soon. Peter Gridley Schmidt, who press agents “Mickey” Neilan and a newergperman of national repute] 1527 Oatman St., Portland, Ore. was chosen by Marion Fairfax to] “1 shall never forget my first|>® feeling fine. play the part of reporter in “The| experience three years ago. I had| “My husband has also used Tan- Lying Truth,” the super attraction] stomach trouble so bad my suffer. | lac and he, too, says it is a grand at the Wyoming theater today. ing was almost unbearable, I was | medicine.” dreadfully, weak, pale as a ghost,| Tanlac is for sale by all good and hardly able to keep going. druggists. Accept no substitute. Over 37-million bottles sod. said the newspaperman and the; ¢é bd manner in which ft ts filmed makes ‘one sit up and take notice. The hu- man interest appeal in any criminal NT THE IRIS TO i story appears in “The Lying Truth” nu it contains the punch that is bound to win.” -.,\——— FURNITURE. for taking plays at the Iris: and tomorrow. An Mrs. Kelso Turns to TAN- eral of] rigs and a comprehensive of the city of Casper. The ad- ing which Casper will get from the showing of this reel of | Pathe News in almost every theater in the country can scarcely be overy estimated. Mr. Schmidt's name has been identified with numerous news- paper “beats” and he 1s frank to| .Taniac soon stopped the stomach admit that the thrill and sensation} trouble and had. me eating just thing and feeling and looking a-different person, of his earlier days became a realty I have used Tanlac several times n the part assigned him by the pro-| |; ducer of “The Lying Truth." “The Lying Truth” is a real story Take Tanlac Vegetable Pills.— Advertisement. RIALTO = FRIDAY | Mitehel! Brothers appear at 3:30,! = 0 o'clock. They. should ed. | rthelmess has rarely 2 seen 'wcnerone*| TQ FILM COMING HERE TOMORROW dramatic and often highly tragic, the boyishness of this screen {dol is emphasized to a superlative degree with an effect that aids materially in the appreciation of the picture. Dorothy McKaill plays the role} opposite Barthelmess. “Twenty-One” is a fine idy] of the screen and is a pleasant change from the grander things which Bar- thelmess has been doing recently. The plot {s not particularly com- plex but {s one that bears a unl- versal appeal, nate UNE <a E e “CONFUSION” 1S SHOW) OPENING AT COLUMBIA “Confusion” is the musical com- edy which opens this evening at the Columbia theater with Dick Hy- land’s Revue. As may be expected from the title there are some merry mixups in the playlet that lead from Are Amerisan film audiences hungry for powe~ful stories in their screen enter**i want? The Palmer Photoplay Co “*.10n thinks that they are, hence “Judgment of the IF ANEUMATIC EAT NO SWEETS Says Glass of Salts Help to Overcome Rheumatism Acid Rheumatism is easter to avoid than to cure, states a well-known au- thority. We are advised to dress warmly, keep the feet dry, avoid ex- posure, and above all, drink plenty of good water and avoid eating sweets of all kinds. Rheumatism is caused by body waste and acids resulting from food |fermentation. It is the function of the kidneys to filter this poison from jthe blood and. cast it out in the urine; the pores of the skin are also ™ means of freeing the blood of this impurity. In damp and chilly cold weather the skin pores are closed, thus forcing the kidneys to do double work; they become weak and s‘ug, jsish and fail to eliminate this waste and acids, which keeps accumulat- ing and circulating through the sys- tem, eventually settling in the joints and muscles, causing stiffness, sore- ness and pain, called rheumatism. At the first twinge of rheumatism get from any pharmacy about four ounces of Jad Salts; put a table- spoonful in a g'ass of water and drink before breakfast each morn. |, ing for a week. This is helpful to neutralize acidity, remove waste matter, also to stimulate the kid- neys, thus often ridding the blood of rhewmatic poison. Jad Salts is inexpensive, and is made from the acid of grapes and ,lemon juice, combined with lithia, and is used with excellent results by thousands of folks whg are subject to rheumatism.—Advertisement. Shows at 1; 3, 5, 7, 9 o’Clock * “THE EXTRA GIR’ Thrilling Laugh Frolic of Screenland Sue had more‘on her mind than hats— : .+ 4s the wardrobe helper, she stirred up a hornet’s nest. She upset everything and everybody in the studios. As the extra.girl, she pulled the prize flop of the year. In ‘Hollywood Sue found everything but fame. ~ Pursued by love—even the villain pursued her until he swindled her pa and ma—then she pursued him— When Sue was being beaten, Dave arrived and whaled the daylight out of him— d e Ablaze with Action—Abounds in laughs—Alive with Thrills Mabel Normand at Her Best in Mack Sennett Production Also Mack Sennett Comedy—“ONE SPOOKY NIGHT” Fun From the Press Pathe News COLUMBIA. siatince 2:30 Evening 7.9 O'clock 4ACTSOFVAUDEVILLE MUSICAL COMEDY PICTURES DICK HYLAND’S VAUDEVILLE COLUMBIA MUSICAL COMEDY FOUR BIG TIME ACTS PATRONS —X0u), |b a-vie COMPANY made it possible for us to One of the Best Shows of THE SALARDO TROUPE give you this kind of a The World’s Greatest Comedy Contortionists MARJORIE DAW FUN FROM THE PRESS Its Kind in the West performance for a small 40c §NOADVANCEIN PRICE . 40¢ MATINEES ON MONDAY—TUESDAY—WEDNESDAY FOR THIS BIG SHOW Alaskan dance hall, a home on Long Island and a Mexican ranch are all shown in the picture and all were filmed in California. Miss Wan Piroshaw, girl who served her educational ap of California | prenticeship in American hospital» hools, p ————-—_—_ a Filipino NEW SHOW TODAY _ . MATINEE AT 2:30 Two Ladies Admitted for One 40c Ticket COLUMBI TONIGHT 6:45, 90’Clock DICK HYLAND’S REVUE “CONFUSION” A Merry Musical Comed: Under the Personal Direction of Dick Hyland Featuring THE BASHFUL BABIES’ CHORUS -—and— THE MANHATTAN TRIO: First Run Pictures TOM MOORE in “HARBOR LIGHTS” MATINEE FRIDAY Washington’s Birthday A BISHOP-CASS THEATER STARTING FRIDAY HAROLD BELL Today and Thursday RICHARD BARTHELMESS Supported by DOROTHY MacKAIL —in— “TWENTY-ONE” —also— MITCHELL BROS. SINGING BANJOISTS Appearing at 3:30, 7:30 and 9:30 Also Comedy “DANCE OR DIE” Shows at 1—3—5—7—9 WRIGHT’S Today and Thursday PAULINE . FREDERICK zin— “ROADS OF DESTINY” —also— WILL ROGERS “JUS’ PASSIN’ THRU” 10c AND 20c