Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 16, 1924, Page 4

thi tir Jue anwiennnnde oe PAGE Four Ge Casper THE TROUBLE SHOOTER AT THE AMERICA TODAY “Well,” remarked Tom Mix, Fox western star, after he played the title role in ‘The Trouble Shooter,” which opens at the America today for four day run, “I've shot every- thing in my work before the camera —at least I thought I had. But now I've shot trouble, That's a new one. I wonder what they'll have me shoot- ing next?” The part is that of a wire repairman for a power company in the western mountains and Mix plays the role to perfection. SCREEN CREW ALMOST BECOMES PIRATE BAND “Fifteen men on a dead man’s chest—ye, he, ho! and a bottle of cum!" Captain. Applejack, the seven- teenth century pirate, was swagger- ing along the deck of his ship, in the person of Matt Moore, the screen actor, and his crew.of screen cut- throats were singing lustily over their near grog. They had set sail from Long Beach, fornia, and were far beyond the three-mile limit, where a man could raise a thirst. That was about all he could raise, Eager “extras,” posted as look- outs in the crow’s nest, ready to Sight a ship on the horizon, were looking anxiously for one of these rum running vessels they had read about. They were willing to commit rea! piracy themselves if they came across a rum ship. Fred Niblo, producing the picture, “Strangers of the Night,” watched them anxiously, as their enthusiasm for rum kept running higher and higher. ‘Turning to Matt Moore, Who appears in the picture as the pirate chief, “Captain Applejack,” he suggested that the psychological effect of too many rum songs might Prove disastrous. There were mur-. murings among the crew. *‘Where's that rum ship? Oh, baby! Lead me to it!" Mr. Niblo began to feel that if a rum ship were really close at hand, he would have a mutiny among the actors {f he tried to re- eee the wholesome spread for bread NUCOA fine as shortening in high grade pastry the original - always sweet a2eee YOEENG Continuous 1 to 11 STARTING TODAY SUSPENSE! ACTION! THRILLS! HARRY CAREY In His Latest 7-Reel Production “The Lightning Rider” Marvelous horsemanshpi— thrilling rescues—red blood —popping bullets! It has! all of these, to be sure, but in addition it has an equally emphasized strain of mys- tery and romance which will satisfy the most ardent of the feminine theater-goers. —Also— | Felix Cat Comedy And Two-Part Comedy 1, 3, 5, 7 and 9 10c¢ Oc SPECIAL MATINEE For Children Tomorrow mind them they were not real pir- ates. “We must get the rum idea out of thetr heads,’ he:told Mr. Moore, “All right,” said Mr. More. “Get them to sing, ‘Ye, he, ho! and a bot- tle of applejack!’"* “Strangers of the Night,” 1s now playing at the Rialto theater. petites ss chan GOING TO PARIS? HERE {5 OME GOOD ADVICE the best Paris tax! drivers are friends and the most dangerous enemies in the world,” says Maurice who {s cast ‘in’ such a role Negrf's new starring ple- ture “Shadows of Paris," a ‘Herbert Brenon production for Paramount which comes to the Rialto Saturday: “Just as London policemen are noted for their courtesy to stran- gers, the Parisian taxi drivers are known for their strong friendships and thelr indifference to those who offend them. I have made many friends in their ranks and learned out Paris through their vhich I could otherwise discovered. If you are aris, I advise you to make friends with ore of them. He will look after you like a brother and tell you stories of the city more enthral- ling than anything you ever read in fiction.” Maurice Cannon, formerly a na- tional French favorite in the Theater Nationale de L’Odeon, came to Hollywood only a short time ago, He mastered the English speech in a few weeks, In “Shadows of Paris" he plays the role of a tax!-driver on familiar going to terms with the underworld dens of the Apaches. Adolphe Menjou, Charles de Roche and Huntly Gor- don are featured opposite Pola Negri in this production, GIRL IN PINK’ GOOD COMEDY AT COLUM Bud Brownie’s Budding Beauties Scored another knockout last night When they presented “The Girl in Pink” for the first time at the Col- umbia theater, Those who saw the show marveled that the troupe could have played so long and still have so many novel ideas, original twists, and fresh comedy. Brownlie, Ver- non, Englehart, Mrs. Brownie, and other members of the troupe appear in character parts that make them unforgettable. The feature picture {s exceptional- ly worth while at this time. It is “Going Up" with Douglas MacLean in the leading role. Mr. MacLean plays the part of one who has writ- ten a book about aeronautics and who himself has never been in the air at all. He is besieged with re- quests to demonstrate his skill and finally complies. Some of the things he does while in the alr are hair raisers. “Going Up" may be compared in Ways with “Safety Last’ which will come to the Columbia to- norrow, son HARRY CAREY HAS ROLE THAT THRILLS IN FILM “The Lightning Rider,” which the Wyoming theater is showing start- ing today gives Harry Carsy a splen- did opportunity to show how versa- tile he is, because -he has a dual characterization. By day, before the Villagers, he is “slow Phil Morgan” who finds all his citement in whit- ting dolls for children, but at night he becomes the fearlesa man of ac- tion, scouring the country to find the Black Mask, the bandit who is the bane of the countryside. To draw the fire of the outlaw, ‘Phil dresses like him. He makes love to his lady fair in the interest- ing garb, and, when the lady's father is murdered, Phil finds him- self in rather a tight hole. It is this and other situations as thrilling that make. ‘The Lightning Rider” first rate entertainment. The suspense {s sustained throughottt and there is plenty of rapid-fire action. Unlike the usual “western,” “The Lightning Rider” has vivid interiors as Well as beautiful exterior shots. The photography throughout is ex- cellent. Virginia Brown Faire, beauty of the Spanish type {s a most alluring leading woman. Others in Carey’s supporting cast are Thomas G. Lingham as the sheriff, Leon Barry as the real Black Mask, Frances Ross.as his associate, and Mme, Sul Le Wan and Bert Hadley “MIDNIGHT PATROL” AT THE [AIS HOLDS THRILL The Midnight Patrol which play today and tomorrow at the Iris ts net only thrilling but convincing, and how could it be anything else when the story is actually taken from the Police Headquarters’ Rec- ords? Sergeant Terrence Shannon of the New York police, struggles bravely in the face of constant danger to re- duce the illicit drug traffic in China- town. Tho girl he loves. Patsy O'Connel, is kidnaped by the drug smugglers: and concealed in the opium den of Wu Fang. Word 1s sent to Terrence that if he will leave the smugglers unmolested, Patsy will be released unharmed, but if he interferes with them in any way she will be tortured frightfully. Disguised as a Chinaman Terrence Penetrates to the heart of Wu Fang's lair. He succeeds in saving another white girl before he is over- powered, Fortunately he has left word of his plan at Headquarters, and when he fails to appear, his comrades raid Wu Fang's den and THE OLDEST INDIAN CONFEDERATION What now remains of the once famous Iroquols “Confederacy, com- posed of six tribes—the Mohawks, Senecas, Cayugas, Oneldas, Tuscara- Was and Onadagas, are living on Reservations in the State of New York. Their “medicine men” made a crude tonic of the native roots and herbs, and fifty years ago Dr. R. V. Plerce, discovered a scientific way of Combining these herbs into a most palatable tonic and blood purifier, which has become famous as Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery,— Adv. friends. Price only 65° cents. 135—137 N. Wolcott A. C. Keyes ilesmen—Fishermen—Tourists Plan to RENT-A-NEW-FORD Hour—Day or Week RATES: $1.00 Per Hour— $10.00 Per Day (24 Hours)—100 Mile Limit 1214c Per Mile Above Limit AUTO SERVICE CO. The above photograph shows only a few of the Casper Automobiles parked in front of the Glenrock Hotel last Sunday, where 140 Cas- perites partook of one of those famous chicken dinners. Each person was loud in their praise of the delicious chicken and wonderful ice cream and cake. They one and all promised to come again and bring their Remember, these dinners are served every Sunday from 12 to 2. BE THERE NEXT SUNDAY -10-Mile Limit Phone 2370 a dark] > save Terrence and Patsy. tells Patsy of his love’ and 20 by the A Terrence | lighted to find that she reciprocates. de. Ounces for WHY PAY WAR PRICES? Finer Texture and Larger Volume in Your Bakings Millions of Pounds Used Daily Cribune rence Shannon is ‘Thurston Hall, The role of the courageous TT‘ eo and o hals Ogee quecter) STORAGE chickens use Starter, For Government . Mash. does not Bring the whole H. D. Wilson Shows 1, 2, 3:30, 5, 6:30, 8, 9:30, Pretty Girls FRIDAY NIGHT DANCING A night for all of the family. Friday night interfere with school studies, Arkeon Dancing Academy COONIE CONRAD’S COLLEGIANS Every Night TOM COMEDY—“UNREAL NEWSREEL” and FOX NEWS family and enjoy a night at the FIXTURES,: LAMPS, ELECTRIC APPLIANCES Radio Supplies Motor is Electric Supply And Construction Co. 142 E, Midwest Estimate Gladly Furnished East Terraces is located in the eastern part of the city (edi A ones ee HAY—GRAIN CHIX FEEDS— SALT Casper Warehouse Co. 268 INDUSTRIAL AVE TEL. 27 is capably piayed 2nd Rosemary ‘The! as Patsy O’Connel, wins the hearts of the male members of the audience Phone 483W FORWARDING For the best results in raising Victor Buttermilk more eggs feed Victor Scratch Feed and Laying Bishop-Cass TODAY and SATURDAY “THE MIDNIGHT PATROL” —with— . THURSTON HALL —and— ROSEMARY THEBY —Also-— Imperial Comedy “UP IN THE AIR” 10c AND 20¢ SATURDAY SUNDAY and MONDAY WITH “TONY” THE WONDER HORSE “THE TROUBLE SHOOTER” ENTER MIX!—EXIT TROUBLE! A TORNADO OF NEW THRILLS AND EXCITEMENT! —Also— COLUMBIA toss 6:45, 9 o'Clock BUD BROWNIE’S BUDDING BEAUTIES the Highly Entertaining Musical Comedy “THE GIRL IN PINK” Featuring THE BUDDING BEAUTIES CHORUS Pretty Costumes SPECIAL FEATURE PICTURE DOUGLAS MACLEAN in “GOING UP” MIX New Dances CHILDREN’S 5c MATINEE TOMORROW TO SEE HAROLD LLOYD in “SAFETY LAST” nel FRIDAY, MAY 16, 1924. makes them envy the lucky Ter-| chosen and each personality blend: ise ate The ate fe cast 1s S4ye the part to which tt is assigne:, pL aE a YOUR LAST CHANCE TODAY TO MEET —“‘As mild a mannered man as ever scuttled ship or cut a throat.” _ SEE ce “STRANGERS OF THE NIGHT” A GREAT PLAY ‘A GREATER PICTURE Adapted From WALTER HACKETT’S SENSATIONAL STAGE . SUCCESS, “CAPTAIN APPLEJACK” -— WITH_ Barbara La Marr _ Matt Moore Robert McKim _ Enid Bennett RIALTO Shows 1, 3, 5,7 9 o’clock TODAY AND FRIDAY MacLEAN | Adolph Zukor and Jesse Llasky present BIG PICTURES * COLUMBIA | Carpenters’ Local No. 1564 SATURDAY and SUNDAY DOUGLAS | HAROLD LLOYD “Going Up’ | “Safety Last’ 300 Carpenters To attend .a special call meeting Monday, May 19, 7.30 P. M. sharp. Business of im- portance. Revision of by-laws. STARTS RIALTO TOMORROW ARLING of the underworld and toast of the upper world—Pola is both in this love-melo- drama which shows the best and the of the real PotaA Necrr ina Herbert Brenon Production, ‘Shadows of Par