Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 24, 1924, Page 4

PAGE FOUR INGE'S CENTURY OLD ALLIGATOR VNsHES A century old alligator which ap- pears in Thomas H. Ince's new com- edy-special, ‘The Galloping Fis closing its run at the America to- day stopped production work for two n exhaustive search was lowing it The whole compa ging the river bo mud } alded in drag om and sea’ » near 1 two 5 ripple 8 notice exact location whe or ppeared, a nal came calmly to the sur. the w where he was vice. eae MOVIE EARTHQUAKE IS AWAL TO REAL THIN ns, Are tombed in f the ban Then the ach {s brought ou ul romance develops. t the United Studios in e earthquake The stage Hollywood where t . scenes were taken was reinforced to withstand the tons of falling walls and marble pillars following the first shock. r shocks, with the play. ers struggling in the dey follow, nd at the conclusion practically the entire set is destroyed The scenes staged by Mr. Tour- neur, aside from their timeliness, are said to offer one of the most thrill ing spectacles shown on the screen in recent years. A number of players suffered mi- sor injuries while working on these scenes, but nothing serious occurred, due to the carefully planned mechan: ics. Among the players participat- ing were Owen Moore, Bessie Love, JeJan Hersholt, Maude George George Cooper, Morgan Wallace and Joseph Kilgour. ASPIRIN Beware of Imitations! ot ak: peaaiaraie- un One can excuse the scandal and even be thankful to the divorce when one sees the handsome Rog de la Rocque making love to the much desired Gloria. Here is a man who has been employed by her hfisband as an attorney to secure the divorce, the man who had smashed her reputation and had dragged it before the public eye, who had stated his hatred of all women of her class, and at last reaches the point where he must kneel before her. On the whole it ts an CONTINUE AT WYOMING Karr, styled m exciting drama, one amazing situation after another with no telling how it is to end. Gloria Swanson is sup- rb through it all typifying the hardness” and gentleness neces- sarily portrayed in the film. Some an added attraction above| Of her most brillant gowns are picture. Karr answers} Yorn and she never appears in two on out of th alr soee left in a box placed @ theater. T time taken to by his admirers as atal master” opened an indefi- © engagement at the Wyoming er yesterday and is appearing jt NEW SHOW PRESENTED AT COLUMBIA TaN A complete new show, is being ented .at the Columbia theater There are four vaudeville a musical: comedy, and a film comedy. Acrobatic stunt music, comedy, novelty acts, these make up the show. The headline attraction is the Ella Bard trio, two men and a woman wt athletic ability stands un- ques They have some t ancing and strong arm stunts that most impossible of perform- th ny t Karr answers them as eld them in his hand. ates that he is all queries re jt . friends, . pe social, or anything a member of desires to ask.’ at the Wyoming “Merry nd," a picture of fall of th bility fror ish heights during the W and an intimate study of t members of this class did to eke existence. There is gre: drama woven sround the of the war here. BREATH OF SCANDAL 1s DESTROVING FORCE IN PHOTOPLAY AT. RIALTO prepared the an ance. : A musician who can kinds of All that h udiences the the is kind mem’ ays tht particy dience will enjoy. “Reel Nonsense" is presentéd by s ot the first time that] Le Roy and Lawrence. It is a ; have permeated the per-| comedy conglomeration ‘that will fumed boudoirs of Mrs. Hector Col-| prove entertaining to the utmost. t portrayed at the Rialto in “A| Billy Murray and Betty Lane com- 8 Scandal” by the amazing|pose a team of vaudeville artists Gloria anson, and although erst| who have played all the big circults. While friends of the victim of this] Murray and Lane in tiveness cannot avold feeling her, but of course it would to be seen In her company. ‘o, you cannot always tell by ap- pearances the real character of an individual, and after Hector Colburt has been nted a divorce from his with soothing, ATUM morning beautiful and fascinating wife it comes to piss that she was not at all A platonic friend- ship with one who was found to be unscrupulous, an intrusion, dis- covery, detectives, these had formed the net in which the innocent wife had been enmeshed. 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Mr. Wilbur’s only comment on na tional questions or politics was a prediction that President Coolidg would be ri a a \CASPER BOY IS WINHER OF “W’ Foster Blodgett of Casper was among the winners of “W's” at the University of Wyoming last week The award was made for track work. Others who received these medals included A. L. Talieferro of Rock Springs, Homer Fenix of Glenrock, Leroy Martin and “Blon die” Greth of Michigan, Charles E Whittenbraker of Laramie, and Laurence Hascum of Lander. Belgian Crown Prince Engaged PARIS, March 24.--Official an- nouncement of the engagement of the Belgian crown prince and Prin- cess Mafalda of Italy is imminent, Le Matin declared today. 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