Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 14, 1924, Page 5

WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 1924: PLAYING AT AMERICA “The Woman on the Jury” opened yesterday at the America theater. It is somewhat of a problem picture, A woman is placed on a jury and ts called to judge one of her own sex who has been guilty of nothing but that she herself would have been guilty of had she been similarly cir- cumstanced, and had fate played his cards a Uttle more ruthlessly, A struggle, an accidental shot, death, a charge of murder, Yet through it all the woman on the jury maintains that the defendant is innocent of any wrong doing and that a perfect- ly decent creature can sometimes be found in embarrasing circumstances. Eleven men seek to argue her out of her position but she is adamant and finally she proves to them through the medium of confession that she is right. Sylvia Breamer has the role of the Jy wading woman. Frank Mayo is lead- ing man and Lew Cody is the villain. Others of interest are Ford Sterling in one of his funniest parts, Henry B, Walthall, Marry Carr, and Bessie Love. “CAPTAIN APPLEJAGK” ON SCREEN HERE TODAY Scarlet sun on a sapphire sea. A white-winged armada coursing in convoy to the rich argosies of trade. A long, low, raking craft on the horizon; God-fearing pennant at the peak and the Jolly Roger on the ropes for hoisting at the kill. “Yo, ho, ho, and a bottle of rum!” In other words, “Captain Apple- jack," who swashbucked about the stage to the delight of season-long audiences in New York and London, hag arrived on the screen, and will be seen today at the Rialto theater, under the ittle of “Strangers of the Night.”* “Strangers of the Night” is a Fred Niblo production, presented by Louls B. Mayer and distributed by Metro. ——<_—_$_$_»—____ ‘ Call tho Tribune for highway in- formation. S.S.S. keeps away Pimple You will be to admit compelled that the results of S.S.S. are really amazing! 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Who has the real right to a man's regard and affection—the woman who has been the Power Behind the Throne, of his life, helping him to success—or the woman who mar- ried him for morey and then dis- covered that she loved. him? Shall a woman who has sacri- ficed her brain power, her youth and her good name for a man, step aside in favor of a girl who takes his name legally, enjoys his wea'th and gives nothing save a belated affection? Which type o? woman does a man really care for—the intellec- tual, self reliant kind who can help him build a fortune or the sweet, domestic woman who can surround him with beauty, make him com- fortable, and demand protection? Wife—or comrade? Which wo- man finally wins in the eternal Revenged ‘Theodore Grosh, Arizona Untiver- sity student, whose father has ar- ranged to act as hangman for Wil- Mam Ward, the negro charged with murdering Grosh and attacking hig girl companion, © Kay and Earle trio have a variety act, singing, dancing and patter. The Two Roses present a series of novel and difficult dances. Rainbow. and Mohawk, Indians, interpret songs and dances of their race. = “HMIN LIKE ME” CLOSES TONIGHT AT WYOMING The Naughty Baby Revues com- pany is presenting for the last times this evening, “A Man That Looks Like Me.” The show has been quite successful. It possesses & very good plot, plenty of comedy, nd dance and song numbers. Lew reen is in a blackface part. “Grit” is the photoplay. Tonight 1s amateur night at the Wyomin; FARM AID TO REACH VOTE battle for love?: There are a few of the phases of an unusual situation which exists in the brilliant drama, “Just a Wife.” ns MIX AND TONY IN RAGE WITH SPEEDING TRAIN Of his many deeds of daring, few equal in recklessness the latest per- formance of Tom Mix in his new Fox picture, “The Trouble Shooter,” which comes to the America theater for four days, starting Friday. Riding into the mountains to make repairs on wires ripped down by a terrific storm, Mix, playing the role of a repair man, rides his remarkable little horse; Tony, across a narrow, swaying trestle directly ahead of a speeding train. The scene is one of the most thrilling Mix ever made and it was only after considerable persuasion. that he urged Tony to the task. Again in a ride through a blind- Ing snow storm, Mix teaches the in- domitable little horse to wear snow shoes. Between the two of them, there are more unique ‘stunts of novel daring than even Mix and Tony ever attempted before. | CURRENT PROGRAM AT COLUMBIA ENDS TODAY The Columbia theater is staging its current attraction for the last times tonight. ‘This includes four acts of vaudeville and a musical comedy. The musical comedy is “King Dodo.” Bud Brownlie and a companion are marooned on an island which is not exactly a pleas. ant place to be except for some rath er attractive hula dancers. Much fun is made of the situations which the Americans get into. que and Georgette In the vau deville, have a singing and harp- playing number of merit. The Mc For Business or Pleasure Rent a New Ford AUTO SERVICE CO. PHONE 2370 Opposite Buick Garage WITHIN WEEK WASHINGTON, May 14.—Indica- tions have developed that the Mc-. Nary-Haugen bill may come to a vote in the house this week. The Republican steering committee vir- tually agreed.to bring the bill out on the floor either next Friday or Saturday, with debate Hmited to two days. Spokesmen for the farm bloc said they had polled the house and had sufficient votes to pass the measure. eSB sets fy Expert watch and jewelry repair. ing. Casper Jewelry Co., 0-S Bld, Posyrred jemntiay eori ( Pola N HE glittering jewel of the screen in a perfect setting of Paris society and underworld den, From the snsational French Ameri- can play, “My Man.” STARTS SATURDAY RIALTO E. 2nd St. NEW SHOW TOMORRO’ CHILDREN’S ic MATINEE JACQUES & GEORGETTE A Golden Voice and a Golden Harp BUD BROWNIE’S MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY IN LAST TIMES TODAY FOR THIS BIG SHOW COLUMBIA TWO ROSES Novelty Dancers 20th THE “KING DODO” CAMEO COMEDY AND MOVIE CHATS Ww TON SATURDAY SPECIAL MATINEE Two Ladies On One Ticket RAINBOW & MOHAWK McKAY EARLE TRIO Century Indians Featuring WONDER GIRL IGHT 6:45, 9 O'CLOCK HAROLD LLOYD Che Casper Daily Cribune SETTING THE STYLES Paris—Rose petal lips are more than a mere figure of speech at present. Thru a chemical process, rose petals for rose petaling lips may be had by the box. They are fasten- ed to the Ups in Neu of a dash of lp stick, and if cleverly done are rather attractive than otherwise. Paris—The dominant idea today seeme to be that of imitation. Cloth is made to simulate leather, leather to. simulate silk. And now a fan composed of one enormous ostrich feather is so. painted as to simulate @ peacock’s tail. London—Gloves continue today to be vivid, and the variety of their de- corations increases daily. One type has a gauntlet made of linen which matches in color the scarf around the wearer's neck. London—Mauve and cherry is a color combination now being used which is very striking and pictures- que if exactly the right shades are chosen. A gown in cherry and mauve, with the shades well,chosen, een in Claridge’s the other evening. New York—Quite as popular and 4s much worn as the sweater will be the flannel coat when warm wea- ther comes, The flannel coat, in every imaginable shade, is withoat fleeves and forms a light, warm, weli tailored garment for the wo- man who does not look her best in the more clinging sweater. j New York—Crepe de chene frocks with flower motifs are a welcome relief at present from the frocks in one tone. These comes in sport as well as afternoon models. PARIS—What next? Whatever !s next, it cannot be more startling than ‘what fs at present. For now we have painted ears. They are painted at the tipa blue or green or any color you fancy, to match or con- trast with the gown. LONDON—Gloyes have become more than an accessory. They are AT THE THURSDAY, AND FRIDAY MacLEAN “Going Up” In “SAFETY LAST” BIG PICTURES COLUMBIA DOUGLAS | HAROLD extraordinary ornaments in them: selves these days of red, green or blue to match a costume, or of a contrasting ehade with “bracelets” embroidered on the wrists, they are wonderful things indeed. NEW YORK—Even shoe buckles are pleated now. A very natty dress pump of black satin shown to- day has its front elastic goring con- cealed beneath a “buckle” of pleated black satin and steel beading. NEW YORK—Taffeta and crepe do chine negligees are beautified this season by long panels of ecru lace, in tiny, ruffles. These form a tick soft band around the sleeves, while the small pockets are entirely made of them. NEW YORK—It's going to be a gaudy beach this summer. There Js, for example, the bathing suit of Ik in Roman stripes, not to men- tion the bathing sult of foulard and that of taffeta. peaches Sa ag NEWS BRIEFS FRESNO, Calif, May 14.—Wil- liam Schrey is being held by police here todey on suspicion that he was one of the seven bandits who, on December 18, 1922, held up and robbed a bank automobile of $200,000 in front of the United States mint in Denver, killed a guard and escared in a hail of bullets fired by mint employes. CHICAGO, May 14. — Prince Gelasio Caetan!, Italian ambassador to the United States, will spend a brief visit here beginning today. He is enroute to Denver and California. COVINGTON, Ky., May 14.—Con- gressman John W. Langley, Ken- tucky, convicted by a jury in federal court here last night on charges of conspiracy growing out of liquor transactions in 1921, will not resign SATURDAY and SUNDAY LLOYD “Safety Last’’ his seat in congress, his attorneys announced, The house committee in Washing- ton has jurisdiction in such cases and Langley will remain tn office unless removed by the committee. EL PASO, Texas, May 14.—Juarez military officials were advised that all rebel band¢ in the state operating under the banner of Generals Nicolas Hernandez and Hipolito Villa had surrendered in Chihuahua City and that amnesty had been granted them. More than 2,000 rebels were said to have laid down the arms. CHICAGO, May 14.—A challenge to supporters of William McAdoo for the Democratic presidential SHICHESTER S PILLS ip geen dant ‘SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE DOBBIN REALTY CO. Have Lots in All Parts of the City On Easy Terms, Suite 11 Zuttermeister Bldg. East 2nd St. OMINC LAST TIMES TODAY NAUGHTY BABY REVUE COMPANY Making Their Last Appearance “A Man Like Me” Featuring LEW GREEN In Blackface —also— AMATEUR NIGHT CASH PRIZES GIVEN ‘GRIT 10ec—_—_—_40e (Captain Applejack) Only the versatile sereen—with magnificent settings and a big, splen- did cast——-could have created a BIGGER, finer entertainment from the sensational stage success, “Captain Applejack,” that ran a year in New York, a year in London, and kept audiences in all the principal cities in paroxysms of laughs and thrills. Also Pathe News—Fun From the Press—Fables Shows Start, 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 o’Clock ers 6:45 and 9:00 TODAY TOMORROW FRIDAY With a Notable Cast Including Barbara LaMarr Enid Bennett Emily Fitzroy Matt Moore Thomas Ricketts Robert McKim ght PAGE FIVE, nomination to go on record in favor of the repeal of the Democratic con- vention rule requiring a two thirds majority for the nomination has been issued by George E. Brennan, Minois Democrat leader. WASHINGTON, May 14.—Favor- able report of the Hoch resolution to direct the Interstate Commerce commission to investigate the rail- road rate structure, with a view to ® general readjustment was ordered sell two lots by the h 6 committee. e) Kenwood addition. Dobbin Realty Co, uttermeister Bidg., 226 E, 2: it. ‘Woods Filling Station, car wash. ing and greasing. Phone 1920W. East Yellowstone Highway and Z s Today and Thursday “JUST A WIFE” —with— Leatrice Joy ne —and— —with— ‘li SYLVIA BR AMER Kathlyn Radeon FRANK MAYO gg HAROLD LLOYD oie BESSIE LOVE MARY CARR HOBART BOSWORTH MYRTLE STEDMAN HENRY B. WALTHALL ROY STEWART JEAN HERSHOLT ‘CITY SLICKERS’ anda LEO MALONEY “WINGS OF THE STORM” 10c AND 20c Bishop-Cass STARTS FRIDAY TOM_AND TON Y IN A TORNADO OF THRILLS — “William Fox presents ~ Story and » FREDERICK ann FANNY HATTON) Directed by JOHN CONWAY’ HARRY CAREY In His Latest Seven-Reel Production “The LIGHTNING RIDER” Starting Friday, Wyoming Theater WEDNESDAY NIGHT DANCING COONIE CONRAD’S COLLEGIANS Our big mid-week dance—always sure to meet your friends enjoying themselves. Everybody happy and having a good time. You'll Be Sorry If You Stay Home Arkeon Dancing Academy DANCING EVERY NIGHT :