Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 26, 1924, Page 4

r se « i 1 Te in t sy ' PAGE FOUR. PATSY AUTH MILLER IN “NAME THE MAN” WHICH I NOW PLAYING ERE Patsy Ruth Miller, the eighteen- year-old Goldwyn actress, received the unusual distinction of being ac corded the ingenue lead tn ‘ the Man!", Victor Seastrom’s first Goldwyn picture, an adaptation of Sir Hall Caine's novel, “The Master of Man,” which will be the attrac: tion at the Rialto theater for an in- definite run beginning today. Miss Miller plays opposite Con- rad Nagel. Mae Busch has the role of Bessie, the tragic heroine, in this dramatic picture. Miss Miller, who has reached he? greatest opportunity in this ple: ture, has been in the movies only about ‘two years, Born In St, Louis, she was educated there and lived just as tens of thousands of other ‘American girls until her parents motored to Los Angeles. She was walking on the street one day when @ motion ploture director, struck by her charm, engaged her for a film That was the start, and since then Miss Miller has been in constant de- mand for leading feminine roles. She recently appeared in “The Hunch- back of Notre Dame” and with Charles Ray in “The Girl I Loved." Sa ROMANCE RUNS THROUGH THRILLER AT THE IAS “Slow as Lightning” seemed rather an odd title to us for a mo- tion picture, but after reviewing the Kenneth McDonald feature we sure- ly can appreciate how it originated The picture is related to chain Ughtning as far as action {s con- cerned, and yet the romance seems to hold one completely throughout the whole picture. Kenneth McDonald, the star, 1s superb. This athletic young man can easily take his place with the present-day stars. Edna Pennington acquits herself nicely as the heroine, and her rare beauty will surely come in for much favorable comment. To detail the story would spoil your illusions. It's simply a modern romance that takes of startling us through a maze situations. The comedy relief is a scream of latghter and capably done. Every member of the family will get an evening of genuine entertain- ment by seeing “Slow as Lightning.” It closes at the Iris theater today. Pind S fe Po at cams “ARIZONA” CLOSES AUN) AT COLUMBIA TONIGHT “Arizona,” the musical comedy at the Columbia theater, cl there this evening with a matinee this It is a western play with je serious action although the character of one who stammers elt This part is wnie himself. a “killer” BONUS VETO Ia HELD POSSIBLE One) om Page ng the president on this one pa The elect will turn t the pe! and bo’ r ta t me Democrats, of corse, will insist that Teapot Dome proves what hap- hen the Republicans are in nd will ask the country to point to a single case of corruption of cabinet officers ‘under their rule to which the Republicans will answer as veual with nd mismanagem e 1 thus the deba the Democrats 8 charges - of nt in war » will be ok nn. Mr helped laim: He with have If 6 wut: electorate f dl acts tied up who wracter 1 the of confidence holders, it the Democrats will hamr that just the arguing n government” in th D rats will probat take f the discontent tr party on . f. It begins to } on > west Vantng 1 t 1 re nin so much @s men and tt haracter, tt integrity and the el r effics AS Wpecial Rosé! Sale Baturday, April 26th, Casper Floral Co, Phone Lb 4 a \ ‘ie : “QUT OF THE DUST” IS SHOWING AT AMERICA “Out of the Dust’ now playing at the America theater. This is a thrilling western picture dealing with the earlier days of this part of the country, It was inspired by Frank Remington's paintings of the early wi Among the players are such stars as Russell Simpson, Robert McKim, and , Dorcas Ma thews. The film will be shown at the America today and Sunday. There are heroes and heroines, villains and typical characters of the west from many standpoints in “Out of the Dust,” ——————— “TOO MANY GOOKS” IS NEW SHOW AT WYOMING “Too Many Cooks" had its premier at the Wyoming theater yesterday. This is the latest tabloid to ve pre ented by Beckridge and Kavan- augh's Naughty Baby Revue com- pany. It is a pleasing show and one which appeals to a desire for refin- ed comedy. This troupe is making friends fast in Casper. “David Copperfield,” the film ver- sion of Charles Dickens’ famous novel is being shown in addition. The Naughty Babies tomorrow will make a change in their program It is “In Dutch” and should prove worth while. DAWES REPORT IS APPROVED (Continued from Page One) gard to matters falling within the jurisdiction of those governments. “The recommendations of the ex: perts do not appear to involve any reduction in the total of the German reparation debt, and the necessary modifications of the schedule of pay- ments of May, 1921, appear to be within the competence of a decision of the reparation commission and not to require the specific authority of the several governments rep- article 234 of the treaty of Verestlier. article 234 of the treaty of Versailles. “If, however, there is any doubt on this point, his majesty’s govern- ment are prepared to grant such specific authority. “Other matters arising on the ex- perts’ recommendations which ap- peared to be within the jurisdiction of the allied governments are: “(A)}—Restoration of the economic and fiscal authority of the German government over the whole of Ger- man territories; 4{B)—Steps neces- sary to give binding effect to the new guarantees and controls insofar as these may not be clearly covered by the existing provisions of the treaty of Versailles; (C)—-The inclus- fon of all the financial abilities of Germany’under the peace treaty in a single annuity . “On the first point his majesty’s government are prepared to give full support to the experts’ recommenda- tion and to take, in consultation with the other governments concern- ed, what other steps may be neces sary to effect full restoration at the earliest possible date “Ag regards the second, the agree: ment of the German government having already been obtained, all that remains to be done is to give formal effect to it. “His majesty's government will be prepared to proceed by whatever may be found to be the most con- venient and effective method of achieving this object. ‘On the third point his majesty’s government accept the experts’ re- commendation and are prepared, for their part, to ask the re} jon com- mission to propose a scheme to put this provision into execution. Should any other of the recommendations of the experts be held by the r tion commission to require endorse ment by, or action on the part of the allied governments, his majesty's government will, for their part, be prepared to take whatever steps may them,”’ The reply is signed by Sir Wil lam Tyrrell, assistant under Secre tary of state, in the absence of the Secretary. The Italian reply, after saying the Italian government considers ‘the ex perts’ reports “documents of the highest value’ continues: “The contents of the two report necessary to give effect to whole, the royal government notes with satisfaction that the reparation commission adopted them in thelr entirety and is sure the commission will be able now rapidly to continue its work. “For its part, the Italian govern- ment is from this time disposed to adopt integrally the conclusions of the experts as well as the principles which inspired them, being persuad- ed that these conclusions and these principles constitufe an equitable basis for the regulation of the ques- tion of reparations and the questions connected therewith, in conformity with the line of conduct constantly pursued by the royal government.” The reply is signed by Premier. Mussolini. MULTIPLE LISTING [5 DISCUSSED HERE BY “GRSPER REALTORS If 75 per cent of its members are in favor of listing, the Casper Real Bstate board will adopt such a sys- tem, it was decided at the weekly meeting held yesterday. The ques- tion will be voted upon at an early date, Multiple sting is said to give greater service to clients than exclusive listing since it makes pos- sible the listing of a piece of prop- erty with many firms at once, BH. Richard Shipp, who was re- cently admitted to the board as an associate member, delivered an ad- dress before the members in which he voiced optimistic beliefs regarding Casper. We laid the recent rumors regarding Casper being on the to boggan to an element seeking to destroy the structure of our national being considered as an indivisible The Leading 153 SOUTH WOLCOTT government. pd a FIGHT FILMS TOBE SHOWN AT AMERICA The official ringside films of the Dempsey-Firpo fight will be shown at the America theater this coming Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, The pictures are several reels in length and shows the actual battle from beginning to end in slow motion and also regular. It also shows the preliminary training of both the contestants. Boxing fans are promised a rare treat in this picture when it plays at the America theater at the regu- lar admission price. FIRE DESTROYS CASPER HOME Fire of unknown origin destroyed the home of Mrs. G. C. Barry on West B street yesterday evening. The structure was only a small one and the loss is estimated somewhere between $1,000 and $1,500. Fire station No. 2 answered the call. aocepuetiestiipeomaberees Bargain Day Is Being Celebrated At Floral Shop Today 1s bargain day at the Cas per Floral shop, in the Midwest building on Wolcott street. With every bud vase purchased a rose will be given while the company of. fers one third off on all pottery and on all ferns, Roses are being placed on sale also, A collection of pottery in very beautiful designs has been secured. The most particular person is sure to find something to his or her taste. The offers are for today only. ch fis Lane 8 Greene Funeral to Be Held Monday The funeral of William who died here this week a sult of hemorrhage, will be held at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon from the Shaffer-Gay chapel. The Rev L. EB, Carter will officiate. >: A special Rose Sale Saturday, April 26th. Casper Floral Co, Phone 872 Mountain View Suburb lots are sold by Baker-Grude In- vestment Co, ROSES! ROSES! ROSES! EXTRA SPECIAL Beautifui Roses $2 Per Doz. TODAY ONLY POTTERY AND FERN SALE 33 1-3 PER CENT OFF CASPER FLORAL CO. Flower Shop MIDWEST BLDG. of our early west. Scenes*from “Out Uf The Dust,’”’ a brilliant motion picture to be shown at the “Out Of The Dust’ was inspired by Frederick Remington’s famous paintings of the great west, and is one of the really fine pictures It is enacted by a powerful cast including Russell"Simpson, Robert America theater today and Sunday. Che Casper Daily Cribune “OUT OF THE DUST” SHOWN AT THE AMERICA TODAY McKim and Dorcas Matthews. The thrilling scenes of the early west, its Indians and all, will certainly inspire the It is indeed a refreshing story of the great west. “Out Of The Dust’ will be shown at the America today and Sunday. John comedy, Fox News and Community Songs at night, will complete the excellent program. most blase movie fan. Check Swindler Also Turns Gut To Be Cake Eater CHEYENNE, Wyo., April 26— “Cake eater," was the contemp- tuous expression of Deputy Sheriff Gus Romsa, Thursday afternoon, ‘when, on searching L. C. Conway, 20, arrested on a charge of at- tempting to pass fraudulent checks the prisoner was tound to be carry- ing a lUp-sick and powder-puff. Also found in Conway's possession, it is charged, was evidence of frudulent check operations in Kansas and Iowa. Conway was taken into custody after he had called up four gro- Blue Laws Being Wiped Off Books In Wyoming Town NEW CASTLE, Wyo., April 26.— Getting out the old dust covered files the town councilmen of Newcastle have started a shake down resulting in the dropping of dozens of ancient ordinance. Among the‘more ante- diluvian was the following: “An ordinance prohibiting ‘saloon keepers from allowing women in saloons, passed and approved Octo- ber 8, 1908." ‘Classes’ not so important as you might think. Have you ever noticed that it is not altogether rich men and women who wear diamonds? People of moderate incomes do not in each case embrace the en- tire line of so-called luxuries but nollectively the masses of the people support every industry. Newspaper advertising makes a mass appeal and the world ts an the shoulders of the masses. The ,Tribune readers are the alert, live, forward looking people of the community and they are resporsive to the appeal of the advertisers of their favorite paper. pai aca casa |Kiwanians to Wear Four-Gallon Hats|The official ringside mo- convention which is to be held there according to the Los Angeles Exam, June 16-19, The Cheyenne Kiwanis| ‘ner. It joins the Doheny atat, club will attend the convention en-| here and formerly was the residence masse and every member will wear| 0% Roscoe Arbuckle, movie coms. An Al St. SATURDAY, APRIL 26, 1924, a four-gallon sombrero. 608 Bout FILM STAR | SELLS HOME aE CHIX FEEDS— SALT Casper Warehouse (4, 268 INDUSTRIAL AVE TEL, 27 FORWARDING |For the best results i chickens use Victor Buttenat Starter. For more eggs jf, A tow Ghickeus! will pay,ithe me ew Shi ae Em Mountain Victor Scratch Feed and Laying View yf feta) Le A 1 PIES 100 & 20 Bishop-Cass KENNETH ‘McDONALD “SLOW AS LIGHTNING” —Also— HAROLD LLOYD in “SPRING FEVER” LEO MALONEY in “THE EXTRA SEVEN” DEMPSEY-FIRPO LOS ANGELES, Cal., April 26,— The $100,000 mansion of Norma Tal- marge, motion picture actress, has been sold to Mrs. E. L. Doheny, Jr., |STORAGE daughterIn:law of the ol} LAST TIMES TODAY tion pictures of the Demp- sey-Firpo fight at the Polo cery stores and a florist’s shop, Placed orders with each and sug- gested that the delivery men be prepared to cash a $20 check when delivery of the goods was made. Two deliverymen, unfortunately for Conway, arrived simultan- eously, compared notes and called in the sheriff. CHEYENNE, Wyo., April 26.— “our-gallon” hats willbe conspicu- ous in Denver during the Kiwanian You have often heard people Grounds, New York. make use of the expression “dit- ferent classes of people.” Different merchants feel that they appeal to “different classes.” In the sense the expression is commonly used there is really no such distinction. The income of your customer is Every move in the actual fight shown in slow mo- Mountain View Suburb has || tion and regular. 5 miles of water mains. Positively the most thrill- ing fight ever filmed. Starting An Indefinite SMNCRIALTO say 2 Gearybodps Prontes, G TODAY gaa To TODAY Naughty Baby Revue Co, Presenting ‘Too Many Cooks’|} MUSICAL COMEDY AND VAUDEVILLE And First Run Picture “David Copperfield” From the World Loved Novel by CHARLES DICKENS 10c——40e Matinee, 2:30 Night, 6:45, 9 o’Clock ADMISSION MONDAY—TUESDA Y—WEDNESDAY—THURSDAY AMERICA A bishop-Cass ‘Vheater 25c MATINEE TODAY, 2:30 COLUMBI TONIGHT A triumph of the films that years will not forget ! Victor Seastrom has created a drama of exquisite pathos and power from Sir Hall Caine’s great novel of betrayed womanhood! 6:45—90’Clock BUD BROWNIE’S “ARIZONA” Its His Best Show to Date—a Laugh From Start to Finish THE BUDDING BEAUTIES CHORUS In New Dances, Specialties and Pretty Costumes Feature Picture “MICHAEL O’HALLORAN” NEW SHOW TOMORROW “THE NIGHT CLERK” Feature Picture JOHNNY WALKER in “MY DAD” “Name the Man!” is without question the most life to the motion picture. Everybody is Talking About Victor Seastrom’s We Maar of the Novel y Master of Man, hy Sir Hall Caine Conrad Nagel~Mae Busch~Patsy Ruth Miller bart Bosworth-Ailcer Pringle-Creighton Hale \Direotedt by tor Seastrom' Screen Adaption by Paul Bern June this Editorial Director, A Goldwyn’ Picture= Diserivutadt oy ° (Poldayres Gosmopolitan Remember the Starting Time—1, 2:40, 6, 7:40, 9:20 WARNING The demand for seats will be so great and the crowds so large waiting at the evenin, shows, the management suggests as many as possible attend the matinees. THE NETTO LADIES’ ORCHESTRA PLAY AFTERNOON AND EVENINGS TOMORROW Change of Program "IN DUTCH Musical Comedy and Pictures Ladies Undressing Contest |