Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 15, 1924, Page 5

THURSDAY, MAY 15, 1924. : ‘ be Casper Daily Cribune scence S| FASE HEARING PAGE FIVE. Sinclair contempt case, pending in the district of Columbia courts, the committee probably will stand in indefinite recess. Most of the infor- mation {t has gathered already has been turned over to the law offices ? 2’? Wyoming Motorway ? ? ? to prove that he is more than a cowboy impersonator. Mix is a real actor. . . East Terraces is an ideal place to build your home. | | LOOK FOR ADVENTURE IN RIALTO - PROTOPLAY The tim! Englishman Mr. Apple- john finds love, adventure, and ro- mance at his very doorstep in the photoplay ‘Strangers of the Night,’’ thé screen version of “Captain Ap- plejack" which opened yesterday at the Rialto. Matt Moore plays the role of this Englishman and does it very effectively. Enid Bennett has the part of his ward who finds a rival in one of the strangers of the night, the attractive Barbara La Marr. : Mr. Applejohn and the rest of the family of Applejohns are people of regular habits until one day the thirst for the unusual awakens in the consciousness of the man. He becomes’a blood drinking pirate and captain of pirates and has some rare Su times quelling a mutiny and cut- ting the cards for life and death and for the love of a woman. The fact that all this adventure takes place in the space of 10 minutes and in the land of make-believe does not in the least diminish the thrill which comes from the real danger of the strang- ers who seek a treasure buried with- in the house of Applejohn seven cen- turles ago by the pirate Captain Applejack. © Mr. “Applejohn has his chance to be a hero after all. Robert McKim ts the villain of the play. As an alleged Russian Bolshevist, a burglar, and a mutl- neer he does well. TEN STAR GAST SEEN IN AMERIGA PICTURE One of the most remarkable casts, in. point of ability and numbers, which has ever appeared in a motion picture Is closing at the America theater today. Generally the cast of a _picture- play consists of six to ten principles, but in “The Woman on the Jury” there are eighteen players whose ngnes are familiar to all patrons of tion picture theaters. This huge cast of brilliant actors and actresses is but one of the many reasons why “The Woman on the Jury” has been hailed as one of the season's mas- terpleces, Sylvia Breamer, who is fast as- cending the-ladder to stardom, is featured in the production, the re- mainder of the players in it including such popular favorites as Henry B. Walthall, Lew Cody, Frank Mayo, Bessie Love, Mary Carr, Hobart Bosworth, Myrtle Stedman, Roy Stewart, Ford Sterling, Jean Her- sholt, Arthur Lubin, Stanton Heck, Fred Warren, Arthur 8. Hull, Kew- ple King, J. Edward Davis and Leo White. > ___ MIX EXCELS IN ROLE OF TROUBLE SHOOTER Picture fans thought they had seen Tom Mix in about every role possible to give him, but he comes out in a new one in “The Trouble Shooter,” his latest William Fox re- lease, from the pen of Frederick and Fanny Hatton, which plays at the America theater four days start- ing Friday, Mix plays. the part of a western “trouble shooter” for a big power company which strings wires through the wild mountain country to lnk civilization, He has the support of one of the finest casts ever assembled for him. Kathleen Key has the leading fem- inine role. Natural scenery, effective plot, a romantic story and clever acting, combine to present the versatile western star to the best advantage. He dares a gallop over a trestle on Tony, his famous horse, with a roar- ing locomotive coming along behind. He rides through a mountain storm with Tony wearing “horse snow- shoes." And he fights and shoots his way through and over all sorts of obstacles, It's a corking good picture and every picture fan will appreolate it. Tom Mix is seen in Miller Real Balloons put on quickly Miller Balloon Cords cost lees than regular over-size high pres- sure tires. There are two kinds of Miller Bailcons: 1—A Miller Bal- locr. Cord that may be put on your present rims without any wheel change. 2—A Miller Bal- loca Cerd for emelier wheels put on with only a change ef ‘spokes and rims. Call on any authorized Miller dealer to-day about putting Miller Balloons on your car at once. AKRON, OHIO PRROW.OMI0. 2 : AN The Miler Rubber Co. of N.Y. Miller Balloon Cords ’3ALLOON CORD FOR YOUR CAR with or without changing wheels Distributed By The Wyoming Automotive Co. Wholesale Automobile Equipment Casper, Wyo. SENT BALLOON PRE CORDS 30x3% Six4 324 33x4 324% 33.24% Hxth 33x5 Loon Soups for preseat Fle for small wheels 29x 4.40/21 31x 5.25/21 $1x5.25/21 31x 5.25/21 32 x 6.20/20 33 x 6.20/21 33 x 6.20/21 33 x 6.20/21 33 x 6.60/21 34x 7.30/20 31x4.40 $24.95 $3 x4.95 4 x4.95 $3x5.77 94x5.77 $5x577 {35x60 “JUST A WIFE? HAS NO VILLAIN OF VAMPIRE “Just a Wife,” whfch opened at the Iris theater yesterday, proved @ photoplay without a villain . or villainess. The plot is based upon the Eternal Triangle, with two wo- men using all their wiles to win the love of the man they both desire‘and yet both fight so fairly and there is ‘so much justification for every act of each of them that neither of the contestants ever loses the sym- ‘pathy of the audience, It might also be said that the husband, over whom all the fuss Is made, is a regular he man and never sinks in the estimation of the audience. All the situations seem perfectly logical —situations whigh could concelv- ably develop in any community, and as a consequence, there {s no need of deep-dyed villany. This one fea- ture of “Just a Wife” is enough to make the photoplay appeal to that great and growing class of picture patrons who find themselves fed up on cheap sensationalism. TAKE TIP FROM POLE AND KEEP “EM HAPPY “Women kiss when they're happy, not when they are sad,” says Pola Negri Filming scenesfor her new star- ring picture, “Shadows of Paris,” a Herbert Brenon Paramount. produc- tion, Pola Negri displayed profound insight into human nature. ‘The script called for a farewell scene be- tween Miss Negri as “Wiaire,” a Parisian Apache, and her sweet- heart, Charles de Roche, who, as “Fernand.” leaves for the front. According to the script, Claire was supposed to kiss Fernand passionately as they ted. “I do not feel tha sald Miss Negri. “It is not true to life. I would kiss him when he returns, but not when he leaves. I would only hold him tightly.” Adolphe Menjou, Charles de Roche and Huntly Gordon are featured opposite Pola Negri in the picture which wilt be the feature at thi Rialto theater fur four days open ing on Saturday next. “GIRL IN PINK” NOW PLAYING AT COLUMBIA “The Girl in Pink” is the new musical comedy to be presented at the Columbia theater today. Dou- glas MacLean will be seen on the picture program in “Going Up.” “The Girl in Pink” is a fast mov- ing vehicle of fun. The plot centers around one of the principal! members of the company and considerable romance is injected into the produc- tion while comedy is not lost sight of. The Budding Beauties chorus will have some new songs and dances and other members of the troupe will also step out in novel numbers. “Goinr Un", revenls the trials of an airman who {s really no airman at ai Macican finds hm. by all sorts of hero worshippers who want to see him fly and all because-he has written a best. seller on experiences in the upper atmosphere while as a matter of fact he has never been off the ground. —<——S HARRY CAREY COMING TO WYOMING FRIDAY Starting tomorrow the Wyoming theater will present “The Lightning Rider with that much approved western hero Harry Carey in a thrill. ing role which gives him an op. portunity to show his versatility. It is a seven-reel picture and by many critics is considered the greatest pic ture which ey has ever made. Tonight the Wyoming is present ing the musical comedy “A Man That Looks Like Me.” —— CAREY'S OWN RANCH IN WYOMING FILM FEATURE The picturesque outdoor scenes in “The Lightning Rider,” Hunt Strom- berg’s second production starring. Harry Carey, will have a double in: terest for fans who are “in the know." For no only are they un- rivalled in pictorial beauty, but they were filmed at the ranch of the star near Saugus, California. Those who have heard of the Harry Carey Rancho and who know his fondness for its spreading acres will be intrigued at seeing him take on a fictional characterization in the realism of this setting. In fact, “The Lighning Rider,” tn addition to being the most romantic and adventurous Carey vehicle to date will be a personally conducted tour which will need no ballyhoo to attract crowds eager for insight into the personal lives of motion picture stars. This 1s probably the first time that a star's home has been used as a setting for his pieture. “The Lightn- ing Rider’ comes to the Wyoming theater tomorrow. SEND IT To THR PEARL WHIT LAUNDRY PHONE 1703 ? ? ? Wyoming Motorway ? ? ? East Terrace Lots are all large. Io ADJOURNED BY COMMITTEE WASHINGTON, May 15.—The ‘senate oll committee has tentative- ly ‘closed its hearings on the naval oll leases which have contributed many colorful chapters to American legisiative history since they began last October, Adjournment was taken subject to call of the chairman, Senator Walsh, of Montana, the committee prosecu- tor, said he had no more witnesses to call, and would not ask for an- other hearing unless the courts should\ compel Harry F. Sinclair to return and answer the questions to which he has heretofore refused to reply, Senator Spencer, Republican, Mis- souri, Indicated there -was a pos- sibility he might ask later that one or twp, processes additional be made of the government. 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WYQEANG Continuous 1 to 11 TODAY Ethel Clayton pa me “CAN A WOMAN LOVE TWICE?”|' —Also— Felix Cat Comedy —and— Fun From the Press 10c—30c Shows Start: 1, 3, 6, 7, 9 Matt Moore from his buckling scuttled a ship or cut a throat.” Enid Bennett demure little aristocrat who A Great Play Also Pathe News Fun From the Press Fables 4N ARIZONA CYCLONE TURNED INTO A GENTLE BREEZE BY A WOMAN'S STRANGERS Captain Applejack as the Hon. Ambrose Applejohn who steps tent leather pumps into the swash- Soote of his pirate ancestor, Captain Applejack—‘as mild mannered a man as ever the Maid Marion of “Robin Bead, as the inds transformed into the buccaneer’s cabin boy. RIALTO LAST TIMES Last Times Today “JUST A WIFE” —with— Leatrice Joy —and— Kathlyn Williams —Also— HAROLD LLOYD ‘CITY SLICKERS’ —and— LEO MALONEY “WINGS OF THE STORM” 10c AND 20c LUDAL —with— SYLVIA BREAMER FRANK MAYO LEW CODY BESSIE LOVE MARY CARR HOBART BOSWORTH MYRTLE STEDMAN HENRY B. WALTHALL ROY STEWART JEAN HERSHOLT —Also— NEWS AND TOPICS Shows at 1—3—5—7—9 10c and 40c A p.snop-Uass ineater STARTS TOMORROW with | “TONY Wonder Horse ct: NIGHT —with— Barbara La Marr the adyenturess of “Trifling Women” and “The Prisoner of Zenda,” as the seductive Russian spy. Robert McKim the handsomest villain of the screen, as the herself ieader of the pirate mutiny. A Great Picture TODAY TOMORROW 1—S8—5—7—0 o'clock HERBERT BRENON PROVUCTION Think of a picture with the best of “The Cheat” and “The Spanish Dancer” packed into one—that’s “Shadows of Paris.” STARTS Saturday HARRY CAREY In His Latest Seven-Reel Production “The LIGHTNING RIDER” Starting Tomorrow, Wyoming Theater New Show COLUMBIA — topa¥ : * 9 Bud Brownie’s BUDDING BEAUTIES In the Fast Stepping Musical Comedy “The Girl In Pink” Featuring THE BUDDING BEAUTIES CHORUS In New Costumes and Dances Shows Tonight 6:45 and 9 o’Clock Special Feature Picture Douglas MacLean pees Meas ‘GOING UP’ SATURDAY Children’s 5c Matinee HAROLD LLOYD in “SAFETY LAST” Special Feature Tonight SIX———_PERFUME SETS——— VANITY BOXES SIX Six beautiful Perfume Vanity Boxes containing im- ported perfume, toilet water, face powder, and rouge compact, given away free tonight to the ladies. These are very handsome vanity boxes, lined with silk and wonderful gifts for Milady. Arkeon Dancing Academy DANCING EVERY NIGHT "TRIBUNE'S CLASSIFIED ADS BRING RESULTS,