Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 26, 1924, Page 10

j ; 1 | e Pn en ontant S PAGE TEN PRETTY LEVE SIREN IS MEANS. OF WRECKING A HOME. IN NEW PICTURE If any hard working little girl for ® moment believes, after wearily walking back to her third floor rear room, that all would be well in this sometime dreary old world if she could but become married to some y¥ man with lots and Ipts of We suggest that she first the America today or tomor- “Does It Pay?” in visit row and see which the glorious little Miss Hope Hampton is featured and withs re- markable artistry portrays the tragedy of a girl who cared .too much for the money and too little for the man. We then hope that this same little working girl will pray only for the “lovely man” and just merely hope that she can help him some day to make “lots and lots of money.” Surely she wasn't even thinking about men when she first heard the old truth that “all is not g0ld that glitters.” It is rather difficult, even with Miss Hope Hampton playing the part of Doris Clark, to feel very sorry for this girl who wanted money and gorgeous clothes so bad ly that with wide open eyes and a tightly closed little adamant heart ® wrecked lives and homes. You Doris cannot be excused on the 1 of being an ingenue who for a rich married man, cause she most positively was not and did not. She was a cold-blood- ed little gold digging vampire who got her man and his money, an ex- pensive New York apartment and many, many exquisite gowns—and eventually her very just desserts, “THREE WISE FOOLS” ENDS AT IRIS TODAY Eleanor Boardman, who plays the leading feminine role in ‘Three Wise Fools,” which closes at the Iris today, has had one of the most spectacular careers in movie his- tory. After being selected out of 2,000 applicants in New York City by Goldwyn's casting director about a@ year ago, she was given a minor part in two Goldwyn prod “Gimme,” and “Vanity Fair. cause of her beauty, her intelli- gence and the screen ability which she displayed in these roles, Miss Boardman was given a much more important part in Marshall Neilan's ‘The Stranger's Banquet.” Since that time she has played the lead in Goldwyn'’s Rupert Hughes’ pro- duction of “Souls for Sale,” and now does some of her same splendid work in King Vidor's first Goldwyn, “Three Wise Fools.” “THE ETERNAL CITY” COMING 10 AMERICA Sir Hall Caine, who has no supe- rior as a writer of masterly novels, is the author of “The Eternal City,” a First tional picture, produced by George Fitzmaurice, which is to be the feature next Thursday; day and Saturday at the Americ Theater. In the cast are such stel- lar performers as Barbara La Marr, Lionel Barrymore, Bert Lytell, Rich- ard Bennett and Montagu Love. Many producers had attempted to “SKINNY LIKE A SCARECROW’ Don't Let Folks Say This About You—It’s Easy Now to Put on 10 or 20 Pounds of Firm Healthy Flesh. Since science combined health- giving vitamines with organio tron, lime salts and other valuable nutritious elements into the simple tablets known as Mastin's Vitamon, millions have used this easy, eco- nomical way to gain weight and strength. Mastin’s Vitamon sharpens the appetite, relleves constipation, helps digest what you eat and turns food into “stay-there" flesh and rich red blood. While astonishing re- sults are reported for neryousness skin troubles, generally weak, run down conditions and lack of vitality it is chiefly recommended as a flesh builder. “So if you want to quickly bring your weight up -to. normal and look and feel 100 per cent bet- ter, Mastin’s Vitamon is just what you need. . Recommended by doctors, drug gists, athletes, successful vigorous men, healthy attractive women and used by millions. Insist upon the MASTIN’S VITAMON. guaranteed or your drug- give you b the little gists will it cost for the trial—Advertisement. 365 -- 1= 366 Your Gain? obtain the screen rights to thi nov- el, but the author hag consistently refused, asserting that he would not grant this privilege until he was sat- isified it would be given the proper handling. Marvelously beautiful sctnery embellishes the production, which has been termed the most powerful drama ever shown on the screen. “ROULETTE” 15 FILM AT THE RIALTO TODAY “Roulette” will make its at the Rialto theater today and will remain there for two days. This thrilling drama was adopted to the screen by E. Taylor, from Wil- Nam MacHarg’s popular Hearst's International Magazine story and éebdut together make more than a two-hour show. Crowds thronged ths lobby of the Columbia yesterday evening and many patrons waited as long as an hour and a half to get into the show, but the performances proved that they were worth waiting for. There are many contortionists twisting their way along vaudeville circuits these days and it has come to take something of real quality in this line to attract wonder. Of such, however, is “Oddities in Jungleland” which is presented by the Sallardo trio, three young men who have the costumes of a frog, a monkey, and an alligator and act accordingly. No one who sees them work will find it difficult to believe that these things are what they represent, animals of the jungle. The setting is exceptionally good. It has been sometime since Cas- per has had an opportunity to see such dancing as is executed by the Demaroff trio, three tireléss young ladies who work in complete har- mony. Two members of the trio specialize in ballet dancing while the third Is more expert on her toes. Their program has sufficient variety to appeal to different tastes and temperaments and always it an- swers the demand for the aesthetic. Che Casper Daily Cribune THIS PRODUCER LENDS AN EAR TO EVERYONE “Say, boss, how does this idea strike you?” And Hunt Stromberg immediately closets himself with his prop man or his head electrician or his chauf- feur or anyone who happens to have the idea. Because the young Producer recognizes the value of ideas, no matter from whom they. come. In fact, work on “The Night Hawk,” his first production starring Harry Carey, turned into a per- petual conference as to how to make this picture the best ever filmed. It only takes a few minutes on the set to realize that the Strom- berg unit is an open market for suggestions. Carey will yell his from the back of a bucking bronco, the trombone player will stop in the middle of a tricky trill, to yodel his, and even Director Stuart Paton atops drinking his perpetual tea long enough to whiser a couple of thou- sand dollars worth of ideas to the listening producer. The most amaz- ing part of it all is that Claire Adams, the leading lady, who is much too beautiful to be brainy as well, can deliver advice with the best of ‘em. If co-operation means anythirr, “The Night Hawk” should be a great picture, that’s all! It comes to the Wyoming theater for a four day run starting Friday. PISTOL FIGHT FATAL T0 TWO CLEVELAND, Ohio, Feb. 26.— ‘Two men are dead and two other persons were being questioned by police early today, as the result of a pistol fight last night which ts said to have been the culmination of a black mail plot. The dead or Rafil Transo, 36 and Mike Mariono, 45, who with a third man, are said to have gone to the home of Mrs. Nettie Anneli, 21, to see if demands they are slleged to have’ made would be carried out. — Savada was arrested today. other person being held is Mrs. Annelll. Mrs. Annelli, IF STOMACH IS TROUBLING YOU End Indiges- tion or Stomach Misery with “Pape’s Dia- pepsin” Instantly! armed ‘with three revolvers, fired a dozen shots at/| Sheriff Barnes at the three men after they had fired a shot through the window of her home, she told police. Former Bank-Head Held for Montana SEATTLE, Wash., As soon as you eat a tablet or The third member of the alleged | L. Bradley, former president of the gang, giving his name as Tony | Gilman State bank at Gilman, Mont. The and C. W. Tewell, former cashier, Feb. 26.—A TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 192; each of whom was operating a small store here, were arrested on @ request telegraphed from Helena, Mont. coughsistotaks CHAMBERLAIN ’s COUGH REMEDy Every user is a friend Wireless licenses in England now number nearly 600,000. —- No two snowflakes are alike. For results try a Trib sified Ad. a ae two of “Pape’s Diapepsin” your in- digestion is gone! Heavy pain, heart- burn, flatulence, gases, palpitation. or any misery from a sour, acid stomach ends. Correct your stom- ach and digestion for a few cents, Each package guaranteed by drug- gist-—Advertisement. coupled with this widely read story is a most excellent cast which in- cludes the names of many popular artists, The theme revolves about a young girl, left an orphan by the untimely death of her father while engaged in Jimmy Rose is a good blackface. He has a way of laughing that gets one and his take-offs are clever and above the average. Even those wifo are prejudiced against blackfaces will find Rose of entertainment value. Feared Breakdown Your Day Draws Nearer Read Thursday’s Tribune | acard game. She is adoped by the man who cheated her father and when she returns from boarding school she {s used as a decoy in her adoped father’s fashinable gambling house. Here she meets Peter Mar- ineaux, a wealthy young aristocrat, with whom she falls {nm love, How she firfally avenges her father's death and wins the man she loves, forms an absorbing climax. The members of the cast need no more of an introduction than to mention their names, those portrty- ing the principal roles are, Edith Roberts, Norman Trevor, Maurice Costello, Mary Carr, Montagu Love, Walter Booth. Henry Hull, Diana Allen, Dagmar Godowsky, Effie Shannan and Flora Finch. —__ CLASSY SHOW FOUND IN VAUBEVILLE OFF ERIN G AT COLUMBIA THEATER More than passing should be given to the vaudeville offering at the Columbia theater. This program features four acts of unusual merit with feats of contor- tionism, and aesthetic dancing standing out as headliners. Dick Hyland's «comment Revue also presents a musical comedy, “A Scotch High- ball," and there is a short film vomedy, all of which features taken Girls! Say Goodbye To Yellowish Teeth New Safe Liquid and Special Paste ‘Whitens Stained ‘Teeth—Instantly very man admires personal daintiness in the fair sex. But no girl can be truly dainty and charm- ing with dull yellowish teeth, chodent Combination costs only nts and whitens teeth in- at home. Leaves teeth flashing white, lustrous and clean. Contains mild safe liquid which loosens and softens stains—and a special paste which gently removes them. Works instantly. Quicker, surer, safer than old scouring meth- ods which injured enamel. Money instantly refunded if not delighted with first application. WARNING: Don’t accept cheap liquid tions. Always insist on genuin Bleachodent Combination, the SAFE treatment. At all good dealers, such ai Casper Drug & Dispen- sary Co. Kimball Drug Co., Smith & Turner, Wyoming Drug & Sup- ply Co. John Tripeny Co., Midwest Pharmacy.—Advertisement. A song and patter act is that of Loftus and Lynch. Both members of «this duo possess pleasing voices and attractive personalities as well as energy and humor. ‘The $5,000 Kiss” {s the act which they put on. “A Scotch Highball” with Dick Hyland's Revue company is pleas- ing. It is a musical comedy dealing with the effort of a wealthy Ameri- can to marry his daughter off to a foreign nobleman. There are many opportunities for comedy that are taken advantage of. SEND IT TO THE PEARL WHITE LAUNDRY PHONE 17 Prominent ‘Oregon Lady Suffered Until She Took TANLAC—Relief Came With First Bottle “Before taking Tanlac I just seemed to be right on the verge of a complete breakdown,” recently sai@ Mrs. Margaret Trumbley, 195 McMillen St., Portland, Oregon. “I had nq appetite, was. extremely nervous and so tired and worn-out all the time that I hardly felt like moving around at all. “The very first bottle of Tanlac Casper, Wyo. 316 West Midwest Ave States Mrs. Trumley gave me such a good appetite that I began to be impatient for meal time to come. Then my energy and strength came back rapidly and three bottles of Tanlac left me feel- ing fine in every way. Tanlac just seemed to build me up all over and supplied me with new strength and energy. Knowing what I do about Tanlac I can't praise it too highly.” Tanlac is for sale by all good druggists. Accept no substitute. Over 40 million bottles sold. Take Tanlac Vegetable Pills.— Advertisement. Phone 948 Natrona Transfer Storage & Fuel Gebo and 949 Coal = GG, Chassis Sizes: 2-ton, 3-ten, 4-ton, 5-ton, 4 6-ton, 734-ton. Tractors: 3-ten, 5-ton, Tih-ton, Prices range from $3,300 to $5,400, f. o. b. Buffalo, N. Y, Sixcylinder Motor Bus chassis, $4,600 and $4,750, at Buffalo, Terms if desired. Denver Twelfth Ave. and Acoma replaced. eaeaal **Reduce ruaning time 20 to 25 per cent’ A truck buyer recently asked the Miller North Broad Storage Company of Philadelphia for facts about their motor truck experience. Mr. B. G. Miller, president of the storage firm, answered in a letter: “We have been using Pierce-Arrows for about eleven years. We still are using the first one we bought; in fact it is the only make which has remained in our service for more than three years, Othér trucks purchased when we bought the Pierce-Arrows have longsince been “We now have 17 Pierce-Arrows. Five are of the modern Dual-Valve type. We find these Dual-Valve trucks pass any other make of truck in hill climbing, which on long runs has reduced the running time 20 to 25 percent. They give a very high mileage on gaso- line consumption. Tires last between 15,000 and 18,000 miles, Each truck travels at least 17,000 miles a.year.” Do your trucks lest eleven years? Are they money- savers or money-wasters? Ask us for all the facts about Pierce-Arrow performance and costs, ‘You can pay for Pierce-Arrow trucks, tractors and motor busses month by month, as they work, for we can arrange liberal terms. Ask us for details. THE KUMPF MOTOR CAR COMPANY, Colorado Springs 121 East Bijou With Real Drug Bargains In the MAMMOTH NOW IN PROGRESS AT Smith arid Turner Drug Co Wyoming’s Largest Drug Store 133 S. Center St. Phone 150 Open Evenings & Until 9 o’Clock NOW GOING ON AT THE 115 TO 119 WEST FIRST STREET RECEIVERSHIP SALE EXCHANGE FURNITURE & HDW. CO. OPEN For BUSINESS IN OUR TEMPORARY LOCATION IN THE COTTMAN CoO.BUILDING TWO DOORS WEST OF OUR OLD LOCATION