Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 10, 1924, Page 6

| seen en eae eng i PAGE SIX. a MONTE BLUEHAS 6000 BUD BROWNIE OPENING ROLE IN NEW PICTURE) SCHEDULED FOR TODAY Once again Monte Blue scores for rood acting and this time the hero of “Main Street’ and other success ful films does it in “Defying Des- tiny” which opened yesterday at the Rialto. Mr. Blue's acting is always pleas- antly human and when he enacts the character of a young man who has been placed by circumstance in a wrong light with his fellow men both because of scarred features and a blasted reputation, he gets the sympathy of the audience at once. He cannot help desiring vengeance upon those who have kept him from happiness and when a surgical operation removes the scars from his face he goes back to the old home town for the purpose of obtaining that vengeance. Finally love and honesty triumph and the inhabitants of a town see wherein they have worked a great wrong, though they are not able to see ft until their own happiness is affected. Irene Rich has the role of the model woman patiently waiting for the man she has loved all her life though finally beginning to yield to hor father’s wishes. ‘The xense of triumph possessed by the hero when his name {» cleared up and he shows how very well he has fooled them as to his identity must be felt by the audience, Eg ee oka “SHADOW OF THE EAST” SUCCESSOR TO “SHEIK” E. M. Hull's, “The Shadow of the East," as presented by William Fox at the America theater, {s a worthy r to that author's other fa mous novel and motion picture, “The Sheik.” With Frank Mayo, Mildred Harris and Norman Kerry in the leading roles, this story of the enchanting East is told with a graphic forcefulness which brings home the true power of the Orient. Unlike “The Sheik,” however, “The Shadow of the East” deals with the effect of that mysterious country upon a white man. In the case of “The Sheik,” the central character was a Bedouin, an Ara- bian chieftain. The picture will close an engagement at the local theater tonight. DRIGING OF MONTMARTE EXPLAINED IN ARTICLE The Montmartre, far-named Paris quarter, which is the locale for many of the scenes in Gloria Swanson’s latest Paramount picture, “The Humming Bird,” due at the Rialto theater tomorrow has had three or- igins according to a translation of a recent article that appeared in “Ex- celsior,” a Paris paper. During the Roman period of Paris there stood a-temple on the hill of Montmartre, which was dedicated to the god of war, Mars, and was ap proximately situated on the spot where now the square of Tertre is located. In Latin, then, one would have said Mons Martis, Another temple, that of the god Mercury, stood about the same time at the place where nowadays one finds the Moulin de la Galette; the existence of this sanctuary permitted one to talk in Latin of Mons Mer- eurl!, Indeed one finds in a chron!- cle of the seventh century the term “In Monte Mercuril." The alterna- tion of the name in the course of centuries made of Mons Mercuri, first Mont Merce, then Mont Mer- tre, and finally Montmartre. A third explanation which seems More acceptable still, is the foflow- ing: It is possible that St. Denis and his companions became martyrs on Montmartre, One found on the old Montmartre walls, though not the tomb of the saint, the remains vf @ tomb chambe which was consecrat ed to him. Montmartre would then be derived from Mons which means mountain of martyrs. It 1s, moreover, an established fact that Martre, Martrais, and Mar trois are names given in several other cities to squares or streets to Tecall the fact that executions took Place there ~~ SEND IT To TH PEARL WHITH LAUNDRY PHC 7 Martyrum, | D, THURSDAY NIGHT DANCING One of the Best Nights in the Week to Go to The Arkeon—Always a Jovial Crowd The long looked for return of Bud Brownie to Casper has been achieved at last and that comedian will open an indefinite engagement today with his own troupe at the Columbia thea- ter. “Barney Google," has been selected as the comedy with which to make the initial appearance of the new troupe. This is a playlet modeled after one of the funniest comic strips of the day and has been popular wherever presented. Bud Brownie will play the part of the race track magnate himself while others to be found in the play will be Jerry Cox as Robert Wilson, Mrs. Brownle as Mrs. Robert Wilson, William En- glehart as Dick Google, Miss Betty Gates as Gertie Baxter, Miss Neilie Richards as Annabelle Sweets, and Jimmy McDonald as Jimmy, Special numbers _ will include “Cross 4 Papa,” “Tntil Tomor: row,” “I a Man,” “Loulsiana,” “Gumbo,” and others. The picture program will feature Noah Beery and Arline Pretty in “Tipped Off." WYOMING COMEDY ENDS THERE THIS. EVENING “Boss of Bar Z" is at the Wyom- ing theater for the last’ times today, the Naughty Baby Revues planning to stage “Topsy Turvy Honeymoon" tomorrow and Saturday. The pres- ent comedy is one with a special ap peal to westerners since it is laid in the west and has to do with the running of a cow ranch, cattle rust- lers and simflar troubles. 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During March much of the winter range in the central, north western, north central and north eastern dis- tricts were covered by snow which remained on the ground, resulting in heavy feeding. The old grass had Uttle strength and was generally badly flattened. The desert ranges in the southern part of the state were partly open and sheep ranges there were fair to good. Moisture conditions are the best in years and spring range prospects are very good, although spring grass may be a little late. RICHARD TALMADGE 16 HELD FOR VIOLATION A chase sequence tn “Putting It Over,” the current photoplay at the Iris theater, for the last times to- day, called for motorcycle police-|8craped aw men. ‘Two officers from the city | MifaiyDew, force were secured and Mr. Tal- madge tells us ‘that in spite of the fact that he knew it was all part of the day’s work, still he experi- enced quite a thrill when he was speeding down the boulevard to hear the siren’s shrill blast, which means an invitation to attend the The condition of the ranges is Placed at 93 per cent 6 points below March first and 8 points above the condition on April 1, 1923. The large supply of hay went fast in Mare! eding being the heay- jest of any month this winter, The hay supply-has run low in Fremont county where some feed has been shipped, in a considerable portion of the eastern two thirds of the state the hay supply {s running low. 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LAST TIMES TODAY THE EAST” —Also— Comedy News “THE SHADOW OF —By— Richard Talmadge E. M. HULL ZAlso— Author of Harold Lloyd “THE SHEIK” i Big oR ‘s oth lust Neighbors’ Frank Mayo _—Mildred Harris] 159 MALONEY Norman Kerry Evelyn Brent —i—. Topics LAST TIMES TODAY “PUTTING IT OVER” with— “Smoked Out” 10ce and 20c AMER IC —in— “THE Bishop-Cass Theater FRIDAY and SATURSDAY DOUBLE BILL CHARLES | JONES VAGABOND TRAIL” —also— FOX NEWS WILL ROGERS In Hig Latest Comedy “THE CAKE EATER” Containing All the Important News of ‘The World in Action PATHE NEWS RIALTO Monte Blue and Irene Rich Shows: 1, 2:40, 4:20, 6, 7:40, 9:20 —IN— —Also— TODAY ‘DEFYING DESTINY’ A Story of Real People In a Real American Town Carter DeHaven Comedy, “THE PANIC’S ON” FUN FROM THE PRESS LAST TIMES Sheep came through March with some shrinkage and are generally in good shape, considerable feeding was necessary in the central, northern and eastern sections where shrink- age was most noticeable. Sheep on the southern desert ranges came through in good condition. Losses were generally light and breeding ewes seeemd to be in good flesh. The condition of the sheep is 98 inst 103 per cent March per cent one year ago. Tho lamb market became active during March with considerable con- tracting for fall delivery for feeder sections, Sales are reported mostly at 10 to 10% cents with unconfirmed reports of sales at 11 cents. "4 Eyes Bad? Try Camphor For eye trouble there is nothing better than simple camphor, hy- drastis, witchhazel, etc., as mixed in Lavoptik eye wash, One small bottle helps any case sore, weak or strained eyes. Aluminum. eye cup free. Casper Pharmacy.—Ady. ~._Geatinwene—t te 13 TODAY — “Boss of Bar Z” NAUGHTY BABY REVUE Opening ALSO FIRST RUN . FEATURE Matinee—2:30 Night—6:45 and 9:00 TOMORROW AND SATURDAY “TOPSY TURVY HONEYMOON” 10c—40c a & BARNEY GOOGLE Robert Wilson - Mrs. Robert Wil Dick Google .- Gertie Baxter Annabelle Swe Jimmy -. ning Ensemble “Cross-Eyed Papa” “Until Tomorrow” -~ “It's a Man” 4 “Louisiana” — Operatic selection Specialty “Gumbo” Finale A The Columbia contract wool during the first days of the month at prices from 40 to 41% cents, with a few reports at slightly higher figures, one small clip bringing 43 cents. It is estimat- COLUMBIA BUD BROWNIE’S BUDDING BEAUTIES , MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY FREE- and Mrs. Bud Brownie with every Tonight 6:45, 9:00 O’clock fifteen THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1924. without de DONT TRY TO RAISE There was a strong tendency to Atl ba 4 end ened during the later part of the taonth and there seemed to be con- siderable dency to consign wool. opened for the last ti BUY, NOW AND BUT AN IMPORTANT ONE You have two more days in which to take advantage opportunity to purchase HIGH GRADE JEWELRY at prices really lower than yous expectations, me SATURDAY, APRIL 12. of an This store be SAVE PAUL HUBER, JEWELER RIALT (Adcichs ther eo Jeera l-Lashy Preeené cr, GLORIA | \WANSON HUMMING | BIR @ Paramount GPiclure LORIA in boy’s clothes! such a role! torious Apache in Paris, baffling the best police brains with her ‘cunning and daring. - by the director of Goddess” and “Little Old New York.” A Sidney Olcott Production STARTING TOMORROW. “THE O° And The most no- Produced “The Green FOR AN —IN— “BARNEY GOOGLE” A CONGLOMERATION OF MIRTH AND MUSIC —Featuring— THE GREAT WESTERN FOUR COWBOY QUARTETTE —and— THE BUDDING BEAUTIES CHORUS * , . Bud omnes es Mi Mr. Ralph FINE PICTURE PROGRAM YOAH BEERY and ARLINE PRETTY in “TIPPED OFF” Cameo Comedy, “Family Trouble” Theater Concession Stand will COME EARLY STARTING TODAY -MR. BUD BROWNIE + Mr. Jimmy McDonald era aie °F Entire Company Miss Betty Bates and Chorus -~~~~-Miss Nellie Richards -The Great Western Four Mr. Bud Brownie and Chorus 25c purchase. INDEFINITE RUN --Mr. Jerry Cox Mrs. Bud Brownie Mr. Wm. Engleha: Miss Bettie Bat Nellie Richards fiss Brownie and Chorus r, Jimmy McDonald Vernon and Chorus ++-Entire Company give a picture of Mr. ADMISSION 40c CHILDREN 10c