Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 8, 1924, Page 3

“BiG BROTHER” OPENS ~ AT THE RMLTO Too Rialto theater today. In commenting upon his Jesse L. Lasky said in part: ‘4 sider “Big Brother’ one of the great- est storics of the season. It was told to by the author before it began appearing in Hearst's maga- zine, and we lost no time tn buying it, It is a story of New York gang- dom and the work of the Big Brother movement in protecting and rescuing boys from evil surround- ings in our big cities. “Behind the writing of ‘Big Brother’ is an appealing human in- terest story. Mr. Beach was in Washington some time ago during convention of the Big Brother or- ‘ganization. He became acquainted with several leaders of the move- ™ent and from what they told him of the work of their organization he was inspired to write his novel. Neither the novel nor the picture which we have made is in any sense propaganda; it is a powerful, color- ful story of dramatic action against a background’ of a philanthropic movement, which embraces the en- tire country and includ in its membership men from a!l walks of Ufe. “Tom Moore plays the title role and other members of the cast in- clude Raymond Hatton and Edith Roberts; featured with Mr. Moore, Joe King, Mickey Bennett,” Charles Henderson, Yvonne Hughes, and many others just as prominent. “The selection of ‘Big Brother’ and of Allan Dwan as its director is in line with our policy of getting only the biggest and most popular stories and giving them to directors, picture, con. who have already proved their worth at the box office. I expect that Mr. Dwan’s production of ‘Big Brother’ will be one of the big suc- cesses of this season, and I feel that this is only another evidence of the big things we had in mind, when we adopted our policy of test- ing the worth of our pictures with the public before seiling them to the exhibitor.” “ABIE’S IRISH VALET” [5 AT COLUMBIA TODAY “Abie's Irish Valet’ is the new show: which is opening today at the Columbia theater under the direc: ion, of Dick -Hyland. Probably there are few combinations that are or Super Sex” is a first run Pleture which is being shown in connection with the comedy. The bill will be given again tomorrow ama on Monday there will be folf acts of vaudeville featured. WONDER DOG 1S SEEN, 25c MATINEE “THE LOVE MASTER” the faun, over- ve Master” is more than mere dog picture however. It is picture of human hegrts, human villainy, and human heroism. Lillian Rich is the leading woman. the -American stage last night by boys and giris who answered the in- ‘mongrel, puppy, whelp and hound,” and it was dif- ficult for the boys to keep the dogs from contesting each other's right to the center of the stage. “SPORTING YOUTH” ONE OF GREATEST FILMS OF “MODERN RAGE TRACK Reginald Denny never appeared in a greater picture than “Sporting Youth” which had its first showing in Casper at the Wyoming theater yesterday. “Sporting Youth” was acclaimed by those who saw it as one of the greatest race track plc- tures that has been produced for some time if indeed it does not hold a good lead over practically all others. There is romance in “Sporting Youth,” there is the crookedness of the race track devotees and the honesty of others equally devoted to the game. Through it all tho energetic Reggy is seen as a star who correctly interprets the part given him to perform. Those who like fast action, fair play and the thrill of rivalry of men and horses will find something very satisfying in the picture now play- ing at the Wyoming. ———_—_—_ “GOLDEN ‘OREAMS” FOR LIST TIMES AT Ils Claire Adams, who plays ‘the fem-| inine lead in “Golden Dreams”’ being shown for the last times to- day at the Iris theater gave up her acting on the stage to please family. She had beén a member of ‘Winnipeg stock company. She then went to Detroit to study to be- come a Red Cross nurse, but her health broke down and she per suaded her family to move to New York so she could act in the films, Because of her Red Cross training she was selected to act the leading fole in the government's Red Cross film. It was this which attracted Mr. Hampton's attention to her, —.___— Expert watch and jewelry repait Ing. Casper Jewelry Co., O-S Bldg. SHICHESTER S PILLS a ee metallic’ for COLUMBIA TONIGHT 7—9 O'CLOCK DICK HYLAND’S REVU In ‘the’ Screamingly Funny Farce 6 a) © j 99 “Abie’s Irish Valet Interspersed With Catchy Songs and Dances by THE BASHFUL BABIES’ CHORUS —and— ‘ THE MANHATTAN TRIO First Run Pictures “THE SUPER SEX” With An All-Star Cast NUMBERS: OPENING—“Gee But I Hate To Go Home Alone” Roy Alexander and’ Bob Evans and The Bashful Babies 1.—Don’t Be Too Sure 2.—Honeymoon Time 3.—Sweetheart 4.—Ballet Dance — 5.—Specualty —. Mildred Page and Girls - Gordon Richardson and Girls --- Bob Evans and Girls - Teddy Magnus and Girls Manhatten Trio If I Were Only A Man__ Dick Hyland, Earl Bonner and Gi —Vamping Sai 8.—Finale --Roy Alexander and Girls Entire Company HGH SCHOOL TO GIVE “PAINTED. PEOPLE” AT AMERICA NEXT . WEEK In order to assist in making up the deficit suftéred by the athletic TELEPHONE CO. TO MME FT Page One) _ & maximum of 23,200,000,000 you find they have reached 22,100,000,000. “We have reacked the ceiling in both cases, which is @ plain indica- tion that there is a crisis at the John Baird, state conservation commissioner, who sponsored the candidacy of Johnston, filed peti- tions that resulted in his certifica- tion as a candidate and then pre sented to the secretary of state a letter signed “Hiram Johnston,” asking withdrawal of the name from the ballot, blames the cal- cium glare of publicity for the latest obstacle in the search for his candidate in the flesh. ——— as man took a hand in affairs and landed several stiff wallops on Moore. Police ‘then arrived and Moore was instructed to get into his car and drive to police head- quarters ahead of the patrol car. Instead of obeying, however, he stepped on the gas, outsped the patrol and escaped. Ostrich eggs are not likely to be Popular with “quick lunch” patrons since thirty minutes is required to PAGE THREE SON WILLCLAIM = MOTHERS REMAINS son of Mrs. Fern Blaylock, who dropped to death from a hotel win- dow here Tuesday, Thursday tele- and the high school orchestra will appear as a special attraction. “Painted People” is the only pic- ture Colleen Moore has played in since “Flaming Youth.” TAX REDUCTION |: that a city health official wanted to broadcast @ talk to the residents of ACT DIVORCED) (Continued From Page One) of accelerating its progress through the senate but it looks now as if the main tax measure will not be through ‘congress before’ June 30 when the next fiscal. year begins and it would be embarrassing to the treasury to leave the question of 1923 incomes unsettled with the Prospect of being required to rebate funds already received. About. 75 per cent of the taxpayers send their money to the treasury in quarterly installments so the treasury would have to arrange for a rebate to at least one fourth of the number of taxpayers which means more than 1,500,000 persons. The bookkeeping alono invo'ved in making out checks and arranging rebates would be an added expense to'the tredsury all of which can be avoided by Prompt action before March 15. The theory back of the 25 per cent reduction of incomes is that a surplus of $323,000,000 having been accumulated during 1923, the tax- payer should -be/given the benefit of it. Just what effect the. soldier bonus may have on the situation is not yet apparent for if the cham- pions of the adjusted compensation act wish they can hold up the re- duction on 1923 incomes with the plea that the money could better be applied to the first payments on On the other hand, there are those who believe that the 25 per cent reduction sets a pre- cedent for 1924 incomes and that if the main tax bill doesn’t go beyond 25 per’ cent there. will be money enough to pass a®bonus bill as well as a new tax measure. the bonus. In olden times it was popularly be- Heved that the ruby was a very powerful amulet to ward off plagues and pestilences. The longest peripd of complete and continuous insomnia authenti- cally recorded terminated on ‘the ninth day. with the death of the victim, after horrible suffering. LNG All Records For Thrills Smashed! Young blood—young love— young ideas have their fling in this vivid and colorfulYove story. Jazz-bent and pleas- ure-bound, Youth finds its ultimate thrill in the smash- ing automobile race climax- ing this breathlessly-excit- ing, unceasingly-entertain- ing picture! This picture broke all rec- ords at the Princess Theater in Denver a week ago. Comedy, Excitement, Pulsing With Thrills ’ —Also— BABY PEGGY qe “Miles of Smiles” Shows Start: 1—3—5—7—9 facturing certain essentials of broa: casting apparatus. The city is de- termined to make a fight at Was! ington on the ground that whi amounts to an agreement in res- traint of trade exists among certain electrical manufacturing companies. ————<— Crisis Raised In France By Fall of Franc PARIS, March 8.—Discussing the fall of the franc to 25 to the dollar, Senator Berenger, reporter of the senate finance committee says there 1 crisis at the treasury. which tmust._not exceed 41 billion francs, amounts to a 2 large store rooms, with full basement, in Chand- ler Bldg., 615-617 East’ Second street. Inquire A. E. Chandier,. Independent Filling Sta- tion. ‘ —_—_—_——_. A gang leader falls heir to a little boy and wages an amazing fight to “bring up decent.” Rex Beach telis the won- derful story in -his best style. And Allan Dwan has made it into a soulful, thrilling, never-to-be-for- gotten picture. Scenario by Paul Sloane ALSO CAMEO COMEDY—“HOT SPARKS” RIALTO LANSING, Mich., March 8.— “Zilwaukes” erstwhile publican presidential nomination at the Michigan primaries on April 7, has found publicity too much for his retiring disposition. First Usted as a Saginaw county “dirt farmer,” then when curiosity as to his identity became state wide, listed as dead, “Johnston” now is down on the records as Car Driver Sought On Four Charges Following Crash a CHEYENNE, Wyo., March 8.— William Moore ts sought by Chey- enne police to answer four charges —runkenness, reckless driving, assault and battery and resisting an officer. The charges result from a collision between a car driven by Moore and another driven by Ralph Clark, 18-year-old high school stu- dent. The car piloted by Moore hurtled into that of Clark at a street intersection. Thereafter, it is charged, Moore assaulted Clark, but _desisted when an unidentified Hiram Johnston, candidate for the re Notice to Builders, Etc. Bids will-be received until Saturday, March 15, for the purchase and removal from site of house now on Lots 10, 11 and 12, Block 4, Casper, known as the Mokler Property. This is a well built, nine room house. Pur- chaser to move house off of ground by April 3. Ad- dress’ bids to L. A. MILLER, HENNING HOTEL COLUMBIA THE 2x SUPER-SEX From the Cosmopolitan Magazine Story “Miles Brewster and the Super Sex’’ BY FRANK R. ADAMS TODAY TOMORROW The story of = youth who thought he knew all about women; and who thought he was misunderstood by everybody and planned to get even with them all. - Played by an All-Star Cast, including ROBERT GORDON, CHARLOTTE PIERCE, TULLY MARSHALL, GERTRUDE CLAIRE, LYDIA KNOTT, Shown With 2 DICK HYLAND’S MUSICAL COMEDY. HE ‘with TOM MOORE RAYMOND HATTON EDITH ROBERTS C Paramount Picture PATHE NEWS TODAY TOMORROW Monday—Tuesday Shows:” 1, 2:40, 4:20 6, 20 MONDAY and TUESDAY EVERY MAN IN CASPER CAN BE A BIG BROTHER AND BRING A YOUNGSTER TO SEE THIS PICTURE THE LITTLE FELLOW WILL BE ADMITTED FREE soft boll one of the eggs, which weigh between three and four|Cheyenne to TODAY AND SUNDAY “STRONGHEART” THE WONDER DOG r TIME TODAY ZANE GREY’S “GOLDEN DREAMS” —WITH— CLAIRE ADAMS —and— CARL CANTVOORT —ALSO— HAROER LLOYD praca “ASK FATHER” —and— LEO MALONEY. “THE BAR CROSS WAR” 10c and 20c “THE LOVE MASTER” —WITH— LILLIAN RICH The drama of a great dog, his mate and his five little puppies: and humans, good and bad, in the far North. —ALSO— OUR GANG “DERBY DAYS” SHOWS AT 1, 3, 5, 7, and 9 Bishop-Cass MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY ce _ wa COLLEEN MOORE THE “FLAMING YOUTH” GIRL —in— . “PAINTED ~~ PEOPLE” ~ A virile drama, rich in com- ; edy, heart throbs and thrills j is CHARLES MURRAY hu” , RUSSELL SIMPSON Presented Under Auspices NATRONA COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL Benefit Athletic Club Fund High School Band, Boys and Girls Glee Clubs, and Boys and Girls’ Quartettes will appear each evening at 8:30 o'clock In the supporting cast ANNA Q. NILLSON YOU, CAN’T MISS SATURDAY NIGHT At the Arkeon because all your friends will be there. It’s the big night of all the week. Get an early start and enjoy yourself. Arkeon Dancing Academy DANCING EVERY NIGHT g On the Great Way gtaphed that he would come to claim his mother’s STARTING MONDAY FOR THREE DAYS COLUMBIA ANOTHER BIG SHOW 4 ACTS VAUDEVILLE MUSICAL COMEDY PICTURES PANTZER DUO Equilibrists THOMAS POTTER DUNNE The Mayor of Happyland MAY and ED TENNEY Ventriloquists KNIGHT and FIELD SISTERS Dancing Frivolities DICK HYLAND’S REVUE