Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 19, 1924, Page 6

~ NO STUDIO SHIPS ter in a new picture. the ll glory is not attired in 9 OPENING AT RIALTO “Stormy Seas,” a new and excit- ing photoplay at the Rialto today, |¢iim with grea offers a rare treat to all lovers of | audience is shown .several moder the screen who demand plausibility | ‘joy. ra painted ones at tha: slong with their romance and/ who manage to eke out an existenc action. Declared to be one of the/ in juxurious apartments by using most realistic sea tales ever photo-| the money given them by rich ad graphed. it {s pointed out by the mirers. Producers that e foot of the film is authentic to the extent that where the script called for action on board a coast-wise vessel, passag was booked for entire company anc the scenes were taken “on the spot.” In this manner, the engine room and the stoke hole seen in the pic ture are not Hollywood reproduc- tions, nor does the captain, pacing the bridge in the face of a terrific storm, gaze at the sunny hills of Los Angeles. J, P. McGowan and Helen Holmes are the stars. Mr. McGowan also directed the picture tirely different, sion. the courts of her child, played by Corinne Griffith, It is not until Mr. he is unselfish and .more honorable. . tal Productions, Inc. Te taeeenanecn by ‘Associated Ex. | Her faith is broken for a period and hibitors. ; she is nearly transformed into a lily “Lilies of the Fiela” EnIFITH AND TEARLE IN NEW AMERICA FILM Griffith life from a correct angle. no distortions in the picture, riage {s a gamble. and Conway’ nature tends New Trails of Progress ‘ The spirit of the West, the desire - for bigger and greater achievements, i especially demands good roads—roads built of Concrete. For Concrete Roads blaze new trails of progress and prosperity. They develop wider and more prof> itable markets for ranches, farms, mines, mills and factories. They link together far-scattered re- gions of diverse interests, and tremen- dously increase the trade and wealth of all of them. They transform remote settlements into thriving towns—towns with up- to-date market facilities, modern banks and good hotels. They change the long hard trip from country to city into a pleasant little jour- ¢ ney—an easy, safe, comfortable journey - over a rigid, unyielding, skid-proof surface, : # For Concrete roads are free of dust, mud, Ho holes and bumps, They have the mainte- § nance built in and the repair built out. ; Help blaze new trails of progress through : this territory. Boost for Concrete Highways! Our booklet R-3 telle many interesting things about Concrete Roads. Write this office for your copy. PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION Ideal Buildin, DENVER, COLO. A National Organization to Improve and Extend the Uses of Concrete Offices in 27 Other Cities RIALTO TODAY AN EXCITING STORY OF THE SEA } With J. P. McGowan and Helen Holmes L Mack Sennett Comedy, “SMILE PLEASE” Aesop’s Fables—“‘DO WOMEN PAY?” - MOVIE CHATS ADDED ATTRACTION SCENIC Showing the Teton Mountain and Jackson Hole Country of Wyoming In Two Parts First Part Today a TOMORROW AND FRIDAY ¥ Return Engagement HAROLD LLOYD aes SEE “WHY WORRY” Ben See Tearle, two stars whose work 1s al- ways sure to find admiring throngs, are to be seen at the America thea- It is “Lites “ bd of the Field* and bas a most realts- | de and absorbing story. “Consider . They do not toll, neither do they spin, yet Solomon in all his such ‘ these.” The great biblical saying has J been brought down to the present day, has been turned from its iginal meaning and Is used in this dramatic force. The Thrown in with these is Mildred Harker whose ideals are en- She is married to a wealthy New Yorker and has a baby daughter who is her absorbing pas- The husband leaves home to pick a lily as soon as he gets a pre- text of divorce and she is robbed by The part is Conway Tearle comes along In the guise of the rich Willing that she begins to be- lieve she has found a real man who is different from the rest because hen the doubt is cleared away and happiness reigns once again. grips one with the intensity possessed only by a photoplay that tells something of There are It ts a picture for those who think mar It {s one that will interest the woman whose whole ‘ad being a good 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 o’ Clock -|‘Stormy Seas'’| Second Part Thursday, Friday wife and mother. Most of all it ts @ picture for field lilies. ——__ “THELOVE BANDIT” I. AT THE IIS TONIGHT Doris Kenyon, who has the lea(- ing role in “The Love Bandit,” a Charles E. Blaney Production, which will be shown at the Iris theater today and tomorrow had a narrow escape from being dashed over the falls In a canoe while making one of the sequences in the production. Miss Kenyon was being carried through the rapids when a safety rope attached to the canoe broke and released it to the mercy of the swift noving current. Clever work on the part of Victor Sutherland, who plays opposite her, was all that pre- vented a catastrophe. Young Indeed! as or. Miss Alice Palfreyma: delphia, born 20 years ay brated but five birthd: rived on this earth on ruary 29, 1904. So she’s really five years 0’ Photo shows her dressed as a five- year-old child, the way she dressed for a birthday party. a VALENTING COMES 10 THE WYOMING THEATER The Wyoming theater is offering two pictures of merit tomorrow. One of these features Rudolph Val- entino, Valentino plays the role of a two-fisted fighter in this picture. The king of the sheiks wages a bat- tle with great brawny fishermen in “A Society Sensation” which is the only picture of his now playing, we arestold. Valentino co-stars with Carmel Myers, He bests a fisher- man in one of the most thrilling bat- tles ever screened. The new “discoveries” of the star- finder, Lois Weber, come to the screen, of the Wyoming theater to- PICTURE OF TETONS 15 SHOWN AT THE RIALTO As an added attraction the Rialto theater is presenting a scenic pic- ture showing the Teton mountains and Jackson Hole country of Wyo- ming. The first part will be shown tonight and the second part will be shown Thursday and Friday. This picture was taken by James T. Gratiot of Casper and was given a preliminary showing to a limited number of persons a few weeks ago. It aroused such enthusiasm that it was decided the regular theater- golyg crowd ought to have a chance to see it. Consequently Manager Todd obtained it. After the com- plete picture is shown at the Rialto it will be taken all over the country. The scenic film is shown in con- nection with the regular photoplay feature without extta charge. ————_ TRAINED SEAL USED IN INCE COMEDY AT IRIS A trained seal is the latest to at- tain the dignity of a headline ro! Freddie ts his name and he carri the weight of the lead in Thomas H. Ince’s new comedy sparkler, “The Galloping Fish," With Louise Fa- zenda, Syd Chaplin, Ford Sterling, Chester Conklin, John Steppling, Lucille Ricksen and Truly Shattuck to assist him, ‘he gallops ‘through seven reels of uproariously mirth- ful situations and emerges, after a thrilling flood, the hero who reunites several broken family ties. The Ince Picture, which is a First National release, will be shown at the Ameri- ca theater on Friday and Saturday. TAKE SALTS IF ANEUMATISM [5 BOTHERING YOU Tells Rheumatism Sufferers To Take Salts to Get Rid of Toxic Acid Rheumatism is no respecter of age, sex, color or rank. If not the most dangerous of human afflictions it 1s one of the most painful. Those subject to rheumatism should eat no sweets for awhile, dress as warmly as possible, avoid any un- due exposure and above all, drink lots of pure water. Rheumatism is caused by uric acié or body waste matter, and is often generated in the bowels and absorbed into the blood. It is the function of the kidneys to filter this poison from the blood and cast it out in the urine; the pores of the skin are also a 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 be- come week and sluggish and fail to eliminate this toxic acid, which keeps accumulating and circulating through the system, eventually settling in the joints and muscles causing stiffness, soreness 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 glass of water and drink before breakfast each morn- ing for a week. This is helpful to neutralize acidity, remove waste and morrow in “A Chapter in Her Life,” the Untversal-Jewel photoplay adapted from the widely read novel, “Jewel.” One if Jane Mercer, a child of eleven years, Who was brought to tho Imelight for ‘the role in “A Chapter in Her Life,” the littlegirl heroine, Jane has played in stock companies of Los Angeles since she was four years old and played “bits” before the camera, but her work at Universal City in the title role of the big picture was her first real chance, and proved her a talented child, The other is Jacqueline Gadsden. For three years Miss Gadsden had | battled the “extra list’ and nayed bits. Three years’ hard work pre- ceded her great opportunity. COLUMBIA. VAUDEVILLE 5] GLOSES THIS EVENING The current vaudeville offering at the Columbia theater will close its run there this evening. A new 8 is promised for tomorrow, be- ical comedy and a photo- Picture will feature Lon John Gilbert in “While today and tonight includes Berry, Brock and Berry, comedians and musicians; Charles Leonard Fletch- er, monologue and character imper- sonations; Bob and Betty Lee, song and patter; Vee and Tulley, acro- stimulate the kidneys, thus helping to rid the biood of these rheumatic poisons, 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 who are sub- ject to rheumatism.—Advertiserhent. WYOMING Continuous 1 to 11 TODAY ONLY A Sparkling Comedy Drama ‘Meand My Gal’ | —also— COMEDY AND batic stunts de luxe. ‘here is also a musical comedy by the Dick Hyland company. It is labeled “Hiram.” | FIGHTERS ALL ON HAND HERE Joe Kelly arrived here today for his bout with Young Soi of Pueblo jon Friday night's fight card. AN the fighters are now on hand and in fine condition for thelt bouts. oe Ella Graham, totally bling since Infancy, is a teacher of history in a Texas high school FUN FROM THE PRESS STARTING TOMORROW DOUBLE PROGRAM The Star You All Have Been Waiting For RUDOLPH Valentino plier A Society Sensation —and— ‘A CHAPTER IN HER LIFE’ e Casper Dally Crihune Ske 1924 TUDAY AND THURSDAY BANDIT” CONWAY TEARLE S( eRTn 6é NY! LILIES OF vapee THE ps eens a9 FIELD was eaten “Bill Blazes, Esq. HAL ROACH COMEDY LEO MAHONEY “STAND PAT” —in— and PATHE NEWS and TOPICS '|“Double Cinched” I s Your Back Shows at 1—8—5—7—9, 10c and 40c| 0c and 20c Giving Out? ‘ ARE you miserable with an aching back? Do you get up lame and stiff—lag through the day, tired, weak and worn out? Do you wonder why you are so run down? Many times this condition is due to weak kidneys. Winter’s colds and chills are hard on the kidneys. The kidneys are apt to slow up in their work of filtering body-poisons from the blood. These poisons accumulate. Then comes backache, with rheu- matic pains, headaches, dizziness and kidney irregularities. Don’t risk serious kidney trouble! Use Doan’s Pills — a stimulant diuretic to the kidneys. Doan’s have helped thou- sands. They are recommended by many Casper people. Ask your neighbor! ; “Use Doan's” Say These Casper Folks: AMERICA A BISHOPCASS THEATER Friday—Saturday—Sunday—Monday. Whoops,m’ dear! let’s go.. Fun—nerve—originality. Ride the waves of laughter with the galloping fish, the newest com- edy innovator. Scores of pretty diving Venuses in a mirth fest with a newly wed who was all to true, and H. A. Shapley, 226 W. Mrs. F. A. Goulding, 114 N. a trained seal who just wouldn’t stay put. Floods of 10th St, says: “Overwork Park St, says: “I had an joy and real floods, too, but. da heav: lifting weak- ” ” sr ened, imap iidneras OnUBIA attack of kidney trouble 2 Oh, how funny. AT LAST— Something Really Different ! Sidney Chaplin, Louise Fazenda, Ford Sterling, Chester Conklin, Lucille Ricksen and the Fish some years ago. My back was lame and there was a soreness over my kidneys and my kidneys acted too mtly. I began using iis right right away before the trouble got worse an@ one box of Doan’s cured, me completely of the com- plaint.” . . ' Doan’s Pills Stimulant Diuretic to the Kidneys At all dealers, G0c a box. Foxter-Milburn Co., Mfg. Chemists, Buffalo, N. ¥. me to become disordered an: y cing whenever IT over which was Doan's Pills cured me in good shape and I have had no need of a kid- ney remedy since.” Only 3 Days Left In Our Special Offer On All Enamel Clark-Jewel Gas Ranges With Every Range Sold We Will Giv. 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COLUMBIA FOUR ACTS VAUDEVILLE VEE and TULLEY A Novel Equilibristic Revue CHARLES LEONARD FLETCHER “Character Impressions” BOB and BETTY LEE Without Rhyme or Reason Nut Comedy BERRY, BROCK, BERRY “The Nicest Girl In Town” Comedy and Music BIG PICTURES FOR THE COLUMBIA DICK HYLAND’S REVUE . THURSDAY—FRIDAY In the rE Pomedy Scream LON CHANEY and JOHN GILBERT ‘ CHRISTIE COMEDY—“HOT WATER” Wii i] Tonight—7 o’Clock, 9 o’Clock 40c— 10c ___WHILE PARIS SLEEPS’ _ SATURDAY—SUNDAY NEW SHOW TOMORROW DICK HYLAND’S REVUE IN “A PAIR OF SIXES” MARTIN JOHNSONS JUNGLE ADVENTURES BREF oe career cae el ee SPECIAL MATINEE FOR CHILDREN SATURDAY | " ‘TRIBUNE'S CLASSIFIED ADS BRING RESULTS. _