Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 16, 1924, Page 5

™ .MONDAY, JUNE 16, 1924. cb © Casper Daily tibune PAGE FIVE .Leatrice Joy has the leading feminine role, “The Marriage Cheat” closes at the America theater tonight. GREIGHTON HALE ADDS TO FAME IN “TRILBY” Creighton Hale, ulready of the most popular juveniles of the screen is said to add materially to his lau- rels in his interpretation of the role of “Little Billee,” the sensitive, aris- tocratic British art student and lover of Trilby, in Richard Walton Tull's magnizicent production of “Trilby,” a First National attraction, playing at the America theater Wed- nesday and Thursday. Producer Tully and Director James Young warmly congratulated themselves upon their selection of Hale for this importanf role. Among tests of a score of talented players considered in casting the role, his genius and his personality stood out in bold relfef. And his conception of the part and portrayal of it more than met their expectations. Which is not surpristii Hale, in spite of his years, is a veteran of the stage’ as well as of the screen. Amonf the most notable of his stage achievements {s a part with Lady Forbes-Robertson in ° “The Dawn of a Tomorrow;” with John Mason and Martha Hedman in “An Indian Summer,” -with Holbrook Blinn, Edmund Breese and Gareth Hughes in “Moloch.” His most re- cent stage appearance was in the leading role in “Just Suppose.” He will be remembered as the but- professor in ‘Way also in his support of Mae Murray in “Fascination”; and in his recent starring vehicle, “Her Majest: He is one of the extra large cast in “Tea With a Kick.” PICTURE AT (AIS 16 CENTERED UPON WOMEN The greatest epics of the stage and of literature have ever centered about the figure of a woman. Men may be of heroic mold and adve: turous of spirit, but woman exudes a spirit of romance, love and drama that has made her the favorite character of writers of all kinds. Thus in “Liles of the Field,” a First National picture which pl. today and Tuesday at the Iris thea- ter, we find the theme focused on the modern woman and the “deal” handed her by the world. Patient, long-suffering and meek, she is the particular victim of fate and is buf- feted about mercilessly. Loving, she is met with repulses and neglect. Forgiving, she is thrown aside. LABOR HEAD IS ELECTED GENEVA, June” 16.—Hyalmar Branting, former premier of Sweden : and present Swedish representative - ae on the council of the league of na- 's the mascot of the coming Democratic convention—the “Bowery | tions, was elected president of the Kid," and t& will be carried by all the woman delegates. The doll has | international labor conference by ac- been adopted as a souvenir by Elizabeth Marbury, chafrman of the | clamation amid great enthusiasm Woman's Entertainment Committee. today when the conference opened roe its sessions here, ADDITIONAL SPORTS Ueto 25 EEC SAY CS ec LAVOYE, Wyo., June 16.—The ‘Texacos of Casper went on a wild rampage in their game against the local team of the Oll City league yesterday afternoon, winning by the lopsided score of 20 to 6. Stone was ejected from the game by the um- pire for an illegal delivery and Loggy pitched the rest of the game for the Texacos. The winners all hit the ball hard, ‘Woods and Zoble kading in the at- tack. The diamond was not in the best of shape and neither team showed particularly well in the field. The annual International Horse Show will be held in London she week of June 20. Rich Drugs _ Are Stolen NEW YORK. June 16.—Drugs valued at more than $2,000,000 were seized Saturday on a truck coming off a pler at’ Hoboken, N. J., it be- came known toda H. D. Ester: brook, chief of the special nents of the treasury department, who con- ducted the raid, said the seizure un- covered one of the most elaborate and effective schemes ever divulged for smuggling narcotics into the vee State drugs were secreted tn the ae of 5,000 scrubbing brushes. The cases in which they arrived had ben watched since the steamship President Roosevelt docked June 9, Esterbrook said. On Saturday the treasury agents saw two men claim the ses and load them on a truck, which was seized. Abraham Palowitz and Otto Anderson, both of New York, were arrested. SEVEN HURT IN STORMS GREAT FALLS, Mont., June 16.— Seven persons were hurt, two ser: jously when a cyclone struck the farming community between Great Falls and Power. Six were brought to Great Falls hospitals. territory and through the streets of | a city. Lloyd uses practically every Kind of vehicle for this drive with the: exception of an Onan gare PERCY MARMOT GIVEN ANOTHER GREAT ROLE Percy Marinont has another strik- ing role in “The Marriage Cheat” which is adding new laurels to those gained in ‘If Winter Comes,” ‘The Light that Failed,” and “The Shoot- ing of Dan McGrew.” As a missio: ary on a South Sea island, a man with ideals not much thought of by the rest of humanity, he has a hard treading the straight and nar- This difficulty is increased when he ts thrown in contact with a white woman who has been picked up out of the ocean after she has sought to escape from her husband. Fate Iends a hand however to smooth the path of love. “The Camnaign Kid” EVERY MOVE 1S LAUGH IN NEW LLOYD PICTURE Every move that Harold Lloyd makes in his newest picture “Girl Shy" which is the feature at the Rialto theater is so laughable that the audience is kept eontinually in an uproar. The comedian has the part of a young country boy who stutters. He also has an ambition to be a shiek and to write books, all of which facts leak out in time although his friends would never suspect that Harold could fall in love. » Jobyna Ralston has the role op- posite. Lloyd. She barely escapes marrying # wealthy idler who has not yet secured a divorce from his first wife. In assisting her to make this” escape Harold becomes Bree more a hero In her eyes. The high point of interest in the picture is a wild drive over miles of NR a mild, xegetable Yexative to to digesti Chips off the Old Block ® suNiors— Littio Ns One-third ord regu- lar dose. snot ame Sears dients, then eget pen For’ children SOLD BY Your ‘pRvadisrin | SPRECHER DRUG CO. At last in pictures / Her nor yl pr cll dadyn Pictuite By JOHN B. FOSTER (Copyright 1924 Casper Tribune) NEW YORK, June 16.—Beginning Sunday, June 15, the limit rule re- stricting clubs to 25 players went into effect in the major leagues. “From that time on, the managers not only must keep their rosters at 25, but they must refrain from try- ing out new men unless the new men have been designated as among the 26 regulars. Many of the older and conserva- tive owners are of the opinion that the 25 rule should have been en forced from the start of the season: They believe a club has about as good a chance to win the pennant starting with 25 men or starting with 40 or so and then weelling down. Certainly, it would be more economical. And there fs little doubt that a championship could be won handily with an initial lst of 25 Were it not that most of the manag- ers are experimentally tnclined. It would be better for some mana- gers if they had less playérs. Then they would have to lay out their campaigns differently and probably would lose some fewer games trying to guess which catcher, which pitch- er and which infield to use. Fiddling around with a huge pitch- ing staff especially has cost more than one baseball club its chances for championship. Cincinnati will be hard hit by the thinning out process. This is not due A so much as to the selection of play-| to be included in the 25 men named ers as to the number of players who| by Speake: The Browns will come have been injured and whom Cincin-| downto 25 easily. They have lost nati wants to retain. The Reds| some of their surplus already and have a larger hospital lst than any| are better off for it. When Me- other major league club but some] Manus geis buck, they will make a of the others probably will have] a very strong fielding game at sec- equally hard luck as the season| second bid for the league leadership, moves along. although McMillan has ben playing ‘The clubs, ond. ~” AUTO DRIVER U.S. WINNER — ISIMPROVED| IN OLYMPICS will retain as many pitchers as they can and probably about three catch- ers, The White Sox have a hospital st of catchers. The Yanks are bothered with lameness in their in- field. The Reds have been hit every- where except in the box and prob- ably they have been hit there, for their pitchers are not living up to expectations. Beth Boston teams are down to fighting trim and so are the Phili delphia teams. The Giants may re- duce thelr pitching staff. It is not necessary that a player should be put out in the cold world but it is necessary that the 25 men shall be known so that there will be no sub- stitutions when a manager thinks the other fellow isn't looking. If one or more of the 26 is injured, the manager may not draw upon his re- serve. He must fight it out until August’ 31, with the 25 players nam- ed Sunday. Whether Marquard will come around so that he will be able to pitch during the summer for Boston is a question. The strain of throw- ing may prove too great for the wound left by his appendicitis opera- tion. Felix, a Boston outfielder, and Batchelder, Boston pitcher, are both back in the gamo after similar operations. Cleveland has had a hard time Last Times Today HARRY CAREY I “THE CANYON OF THE FOOLS” Tomorrow “BAVU” eer ee | Beauty Dopse BROTHERS Foul. | Passenger Coupe Comfort The earliest recorded mention of golf is found in an act of the Scotch parliament under date of 14! Leo Fohl, manager of the victor- fous Red Sox, is hailed by Boston fans as the new “Miracle Man" of baseball. So far this season not a player in the first five leading batsmen in both the major leagues has been able to keep in the .400 class Harry Wills, the negro pugtlist who aspires to a meeting with Cham- pion Dempsey, was a stevedore be- fore he took to the boxing game. Bob Ferguson, catcher for the famous Brooklyn Atlantics, is cred! with having been the first to catch the ball up close to the bat. in peeling down to 26 Sid Barbarian, the Detroit Nght. weight who ma good impression on his first appearance in a New York ring, is an Armenian by birth. 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