Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 25, 1924, Page 6

PAGE SIX. . Upe Casper. Sunvap wriovune FRIDAY, APRIL 285, 1924, maintain public order and urging] stenographers who wiped engines “OLOW AS LIGHTNING? INOTED ARCHITECT _ [ietccts sve'ge sesencs tsa tied cae and -tid eeryiins | aan rT a eee ae =§=§=SCOTTS QPENS AT IRIS TOON) = OF NEW YORK DEAD [fertierekars, fet |r cme. oa Hayerutsion 1\ A committee was appointed to urge| cago, jocomotives could be bought \ we ich in : ; WD Vitaminex Pictures may come and go, but . ” ing the folly of his actions, returns NEW ‘YORK, April 25.—Ar- “CTEADFAST HEART shame-faced to Alice and pleads | *¢!dom do you have the opportunity! ..7cments. were being made the fee companies to deliver ice| for $18,000 or $19,000 apiece, the which Mr. Goodhue drew plans five | under police protection. No ice has|same engine today costs around with her to recelye him back—and|°f seeing a photo-drama that has). tne funeral of Bertram G. Good- she does so. so many genuine thrills as “Slow! nue, New York architect who de- years ago, is considered one of the| been delivered in the city for two | $50,000. The cost of stock cars and as Lighting,” ‘the special Kenneth] Jaq the Nebraska atate capitol finest examples of Gothic in the|4¥8- No Spanish language news-|other materials have sincreased at —_——.. SCENES WERE TAKEN “ARIZONA” IS AROWNIE McDonald feature that will be shown | saiiding and who was one of the country. He was one of the chief | Papers have been published since; about the same rate,” he said. The over 85 hous: built United States. ‘the. ort a9 at the Iris theater today and Satur- ‘Mountain ‘View exponents of Gothic design in the| Monday. 0 Lcigret eres. Bat has an Suburb has | mon moat prominent exponents of the Mr. Goodhue attracted consider- 5 day. 5 aky. per building in New York.| able attention as the designer of the 4. . t N Slow as Lightning” is of the! io died suddenly of a heart attack | dollar sign over the Bride's door at _ 2 VEHICLE OF COMEDY NT comedy-drama variety, and deals : at his home last night. St. Thomas’ church, New York. The with a dynamio young man’s un-|"'yr." Goodhue, who was 65 years design, part of an emblem to por- canny manner in following up , 9 7 old, was born in Pomfret, Gonn.,| tray the types of life of Fifth Ave- ‘Baglled ptr rdiicd oder, hunches" that come his way. This! '\)111 23, 1869, He was made @fél-| nue and Hidden th @ inaxe of Gotiio fea theater togay” and | Baticaey, THE COLUMBIA TONIGHT wront Usnaeca bat chat fam 'mteliow of ‘the American Institute of] engraving on the door, aroused i =! ica theater, tolay © See great dangers, but the hand of, onitects’ in 1917 ana) memBber'| some. indignation “among. many of i, were ma Fredericksburg, Va., Providence seems always to abide Br IDGE Pe KAVANAUGH’S tthe midge Bs Terithichiisn, of the National Institute of Arts|the clergy and church goers who, unquestic y one of the most his , Z . sD i ah and Letters, when they discovered the design] priLON, Mont., April 25.—(By toric towns in the United States.) | Ai tenghable ‘western comedy is| How a strange Runch” brought) ‘qno Nebraska state capitol, for| protosted that it waa false in spirit. | pre Asselated, Bress yn radieatinnn Such great Americans as George Arizona” which opened a run s Mr. Goodhue was also a writer Washington, John Paul Jones and} night at the Columbia theater with|ravels one of the most enthralling and in-addition to many ie : * magazine |the stockmen and those interested = James Madison were born or Mved| Bud Brownie as the featared| stories ever told. 5 Pa gears: sre = within the town’s area. It has fur-| comedian. “Arizona” has a typ!cal| It surely {s a picture revelation Appropriation Of articles, was the or ‘exi-|in sheep now are getting handsome : te , » % nished seven presidents of the|ranch setting with a new foreman|and will hold an audience spell- can Memories ssttiens:an: hale shreetnen iC : United States; namely, Washington,| who 1s making good and falling In| bound from beginning to end. $40. 000 Is Made = Stopes, eof HEB ath r Jefre Madison, Monroe, Har-|love with the ranch owner's daugh- B " Guard Called assoc! pice Mhtn dot Pt lared in an address to the rison, Tyler and Taylor. ter at the same time, a Mexican co In addition to this the first resolu-| who is very much a villain, and a For Forest Road point to more prosperous days for Livestock association meeting in ° njunction with the Montana Wool - tion declaring the independence of ranch hand who has trouble with Out in Havana co : PRESENTIN! SICAL MED Growers’ asso¢iation. 3 ues ne aerate ee passed in Pee SoeRe eee t oneal pat LARAMIE, Wyo., April 25.—H. C. ‘A @eterrent factor {s that every AND VAUDEVILLE B+ 3 ikud ast anh oy de eee aaa Sputters is on the stage the Hilton, supervisor of thd eee General Strike stock grower tries to market his $ the man responsible for the success | greater part of the time and is al- ct Rey g ese omtinee ees pabeuies ipa ii ences ag meer of the invention of the first motion| ways handy when there is need of pei 2 Grasklictout thay hechaa MEREIAG “se eta Fre eae rn gala! é : $5 : pipe a es oa ae Detar cgeaeien relia Bea) enagarpes Wwel| LANDER, Wyo., April 25.—Blast.|loted forty thousand dollars to be| HAVANA, April 25—(By speaker urged against blaming rail- “in spite of allthis, Until tle excl eratnedine tak oubaee” ing away from the hurricang decks| used in completing the road from| Associated Press,)—To prevent pos-| roads for the existing freight rates posi apis afast Heart” com-| ‘The members of tho Budding|°f @ dozen brons, Lander’# Cowboy| Brooklyn Lake across the snowy | ‘sible disorders arising from the gen-|concluding “farmers and stocle ceiny. Wredectcelsitc thats cicwen | tenntead troupe are well cast in this} and will cut a wide swath among to connect with Saratoga. eral strike now in progress, tha| growers should use their influence 4 , wai ed ps tak api rhs ar tomggonb) ascte hist pa chr «hl DCO ar Pearse this-summer. , The will make an entirely new] government has ordered soldiers|in favor of fair treatment of rail- loca ni band is now in the process of organ-}automobile route from the Laramie | ard national police to guard water) ways." He declared that ‘the mar- len . 0 nbers ts : ales whieh arecnck Giibane mnie’ | seation, practicing saxophoning from | fiver walley. tojthe North Plata tivpr| moines tea etegeto light plane’ weal tae rote pinion enough in 24 ' pt prerouiere seit idle by way of syncopation in-| valley, through one of the most plc-|largely privately owned gasoline] hours to have paid our freight bill” = ARTISTIC TEMPERAMENT | yyeurry BABIES RACK | elzstetec otis “thelist oon Ls SS ett gee dae ee “David Copperfield SHO IN ONT GALL) it wyoMNe AFTER MUON THe ALTO) Hari OF SX ONS 7:00 AND 9:00 O’CLOCK mount pteture, “Don’t production which {s playing for the| After a vacation for six days the * a William de Mille last times today at the Rialto thea-| Naughty Baby Revue company is i —-also— Monday—Ladies’ Undressing Contest = ter, is a story of love and artisti:| back on the stage at the Wyoming 4 tem perame It takes you right | thea and will present today the : into the intimate and private life} musical comedy, “Too Many Cooks.” b a hot-blooded, hot-tempered opera | Beckridge and Kavanaugh's troupe = r who has as many loves as|have had some time to prepare she has gowns—and that's going|something really excellent and in some. Nita Naldi plays the prima] staging ‘Too Many’ Cooks” they do: and the chap who falls into| will prove that they have spent her silken lovenet is Jack Holt, as| some time in making ready a worth Richard Parrish. Agnes Ayr as| while production. Alice Meldrum, Parrish's flancee,| It is a tabloid after the fashion of Rod La Rocque and Theodore Kos-| the Naughty Bables company deal- loff as the impresario are all fea-|ing with the trouble arising from a tured. situation plainly suggested by the Here's the story—Rita Coventry | title. There are two blackface COLUMBIA oz. SEALDHEART, 4s a poor girl with a rich voice and| comedians in the show. florida Grapefruit 66 ” ° marvelous beauty. Going to At-| The usual special numbers will & Le sii 25c MATINEE TOMORROW s in Parls where her friends -had sent “David Copperfield,” the great dee ; 9 5 mects a handsome young Irishman | seen on the screen at the Wyoming or = re) = who comes to tune the piano fn her lay also in addition to the musical ms UD) UTI 1 = hotel suite. Her vamping tactics | comedy. B DING BEA! ES = are ignored and this piques the ‘or years the reading world has itself i: eerful = \ xtre ‘are: = proud Rita. ‘She learns that he is| reveled in the works of the famous Pleasure that reflects i an ae oo In the E mely Funny Farce ‘ = a pianist and composer end induces | author, Charles Dickens. ‘Through. enances. sunny dispositions an: ie energetic = him’ to play for her. He is wonder- | out the untverse the young and the i if =e * reksTpaty n% 4 99 3 ful. She falls for him, ignoring|old have raved ‘over the novel, actions which make life better worth the living is t = Parrish now. Deliney, however, 1s | ‘David Copperfield,” which Mr. : | stil} contemptuous, But in the end| Dickens declared was his favorite (IN CANS) afforded you by = Rita “lands him” and Richard, see- | story. When arrangements were e made to pt the romance of David : siebdiiiee ieribh oie milaiiksapiianet seat ta: Featuring New Songs, Dances and Specialties * Sg t concern over the manner weet grapefruit, separated : pit qanana poa atdcsidie sa ves Pinte nd ealimaapu kai THE GREATWESTERN FOUR : production, The picture has been "i : ° COWBOY QUARTETTE = , J, dispatch and the result’ has been wae y 20 Set wert re IN EA IE = Never Use a Knife! that the makers have adhered close- using. Eat as you would fresh THE BUDD GB UT Ss CHORUS It is 20 easyto get rid of acom. Blue-jay theme of the grapefruit. Add a bit of sugar or salt if you like. Ask your grocer for Sealdheart when- ever you are unable to secure fresh Sealdsweet grapefruit or prefer the goods in cans. Fo@Reea ends them. 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Mr. Jones has gone KENNETH McDONALD through a pleasing repertoire of —IN— hers, He; will pemain ‘onigaw torr “SLOW AS LIGHTNING” days longer. —Also— HAROLD LLOYD in “SPRING FEVER” LEO MALONEY in “THE EXTRA SEVEN” TODAY AND 10¢ AND 40c SATURDAY 1, 3, 7 and 9 A bisnop-Gass ‘l’heater Is the woman always to blame? * Mary Alden-Marguerite Courtot | Joseph Depew ana \\ C. willing Romance 1 trginca Ftills ©. rom the famous Colliers Weekly story Miriam Battista’ ! by Clarence Budington SIthiand Does man receive no punishment for his sin? Society points a scornful finger at her. Can we, in all honesty, judge Cenred haal this girl, frightened by circum- the man stances, ignorant of love and its pit- falls? Sir Hall Caine’s story of in- nocence betrayed is thrilling, ten- der, exquisite in its pathos, daring- ly intimate. To the genius Victor Seastrom goes credit for its direc- tion. Conrad Nagel and Mae Busch head a brilliant cast. Goldwyn Miller is proud to offer the motion picture rl masterpiece. NAME —ALSO If you novel, “mt With JACK HOLT AGNES AYRES NITA NALDI Koslott, Robert Hdeson |, me of yietima, Agnes Ayres is her chaming rival. Also a COMEDY and PATHE NEW! DEMPSEY vs. FIRPO ADDED ATTRACTION The MAN @ OFFICIAL REELS OF THE FASTEST AND MOST THRILLING FISTIC BATTLE THE WORLD HAS EVER SEEN ARCHIE JONES ® THE REAL SCRAP BARITONE Xou'll see ‘all the preliminary training, and the actual fight as staged at the Polo Grounds, New York. You'll see Dempsey Late Soloist With Redpath Bureau INDEFINITE knock Firpo down nine times, then see Firpo come back and knock the champion completely out of the ring—all this is in Singing Al Jolson’s Big Hit : RUN slow motion as well as regular. “MORNING WILL COME” Shows 1, 3, 5,.7, 9 o’Clock Singing 3, 7:30, 9:30 THE AMERICA WILL CHARGE THE USUAL PRICE—40c