Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 7, 1924, Page 4

PAGE FOUR. ALMOST SOLD IS YUNG WOMAN IN “FOR SALE” wice is the beautiful] Ajleen Pringle is again exhibited lady whc role i8/in a succession of passionate love aire Windsor in the ple-| scenes in the picture “True as Steel’* * which opened yes-| which is playing at the Rialto thea he America theater. The production is woven around the foi bles of society, around the social climber, the parents who have gone heavily into debt hoping that their daughter will have a brilliant and a successful marriage, and around the daughter who is the pawn for all these Adolphe Menjou pas the role of the climber. Robert Ellis is the young man whose love is almost sacrificed to satisfy the demands ‘editors. lly Marshall and Mary Carr have the roles of the e patented)! DRAMATIG. QUEL FOUGHT Te TINGLE cTHA IN “TRUE AS STEEL” ter. The heroine of ‘Three Weeks" shows her figure to advantage and she carries herself very much like a‘queen throughout the photodrama. Huntley Gordon ig cast as the busi ness man who would win her love away from her husband but he finds that she js true as steel, that she bends occasionally but never breaks. Can a woman succeed in business? If so what standard of morals shall adopt? These are the pertinent uestions that are argued through e film. Monkeys A Are Only Our Cousins, Says t ON HORSEBACK IN FILM What is said to be the most thrill LONDON, July —Willtam Jen ing and tensely dramatic duel scene] ings Bryan has just three times as ever staged before a motion picture | much to worry about as he thought camera is that fought by John|he had—because Dr. F. G. Crook Charles Thomas and Captain Henry C. G. Mills, who won fame with the Dragon Gui of Australia during the war, in “Under the Red Robe,’ which comes to the Rialto theater on Wednesday. Thomas who is making his motion picture debut in the new Cosmopolitan feature, and who, with Robert B. Mantell ang Alma Rubens is featured, impersonates Gil de Ber. ault, Captain Mills appears as a trooper. apes. The duel, which is made doubly dramatic in that it {s fought on horseback as well as on foot, was fimed at the 104th Field Artillery Armory, New York. Here one of the biggest scenes in the film was made This scene, depicting part of a e in the time of Louis ssitated the construction of one of the largest ‘vets ever built and one that cost $25,090. In the scene; Thomas, as Berault, is mak ing an escape through the village when he encounters the King's troop. first ers. He evades all but tHe trooper (Mills), and the two en in a sword tilt'on horseback that ¥ fought with such realism that even Director Alan Crosland and other members of the company gasped Thomas finally slides from his hors rushes to the rooftop of a dwelling and when cornered there makes a daredevil swing on a rope straight through the window of a house on the opposite side of bof the street. MAN ARPES GIRL TO GET EVEN WITH FAMILY}: A “spite marriage” entered into for hate turns out happily because a wife despised her husband to such an extent that she refused to obligé him by allowing their married life to be unhappy in “The Thunderb starring Katherine MacDonald and Thomas Meighan which will be seen at the Iris today and Tuesday. neroy, played by Kather cDonald, has the unusual role ofa girl forced into a marriage with the only living member of a family hated by her own family as the re. sult of a Kentucy feud. Sworn to avenge his family honor, Bruce Cor- bin determines that he will marry the daughter of Allan Pomeroy, help- less as a result of check forgeries. See Why {s Casper View values hold- ing up? ——<— One salt mining company in N. ¥., has a pro. icient to supply of the United es of salt daily, Livingston County, The National Association: of Prac: tical Refrigerating Enginners has do. efded to hold its fifteenth annual con- vention and exhibition in the city of New Orleans next November. —_—_— AAGISS SOYA ‘s19UVeI UOONT] British Scientist shank, distinguished British scientist, has just announced sdme fancy trim- mings to the theory of evolution. Heretofore Mr. Bryan has had only to combat the broad and general declaration that man is descended from monkey. But Dr. Crookshank has complicated the thing consider- ably, He claims that we are des- cended from three knids of monkeys —only, to be exact, they were great The monkeys also descended from them, and therefore the mon- Art-Home Clash Claudia Tartoue, who became the Countess of Chauquetot through ion, who is being sued for di- ¢ in Atlantic ity by her famed t-husband, Pierre Tartoue. He arges that she deserted him; she says he kicked her out. DEMAND eee Over 100, testified hat TANEAG has relieved them of: Stomach Trouble, Rheumatism, Mal-Nutrition, Sleeplessness, Nervousness, Loss of Appetite, Loss of Weight, Torpid Liver or Constipation. “Ask Anyone Who Taken TANLAC” OVER 40 MILLION BOTTLES SOLD For Sale By All Good Druggists —— The Ohio supreme court has de clared that a labor union is without authority to picet a shop with ban ners announcing that ‘a strie exists @t the shop when no strike actually exists, My Rinex Prescription ts entirely different from the ordinary remedies. Rinex capsules go direct to the pol- soning in the blood and neu- t completely, Bo all t yes and nose, Jon Alma Rubens and $5.00 Reward Five dollars reryard will be paid to the party furnishing the Casper Give Me 24 Hours { Daily Tribune information leading o to the capture of the person who is To Prove ] Can End Your “ v1 fraudulentiy collecting subscriptions from ‘fribune subscribers. Patrons ROSE FEVER Tortures of the paper should not pay any- one their subscription except the carrier who delivers the paper or con, X este to 24 (hears. an authorized collector from the Rose Fever and Hay Fever aufferers oftice. If you are not sure you are “who had been victims for years and | paying the right collector, ask him Pad tried nearly everything without J |to show his credentials. If he ca Thrilling Situations—Daring Fights Reckless Riding—Stupendous Scenes “UNDER THE —With— RIALTO not do so please call the Tribune. | Telephone 15 RED ROSE” Robt. B, Mantell Starting V are really distant cousins, According to this theory, the chim- panzee, the orang-outang and the gorilla started the whole show. All white races descended from chim- panzees, all yellow races from or- ang-outangs and all black races from gorillas, Dr. Crookshank says. And he goes further than that. He declares there is no such thing as a European race, and never has been, but that the English, all European peoples and therefore the Americans, are a general mixture of the white, yellow and black stocks that started from the chimpanzee, orang-outang and gorilla. PRESS MUZZLING 15 WORRYING BRAZILIANS RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil (United Press).—Brazil'’s new press law, which became effective a few months ago, is giving the prosecutor general of the Republic little time for tennis, golf or any other outdoor sport. The first prosecution of note under the press law was a sentence of one year in prison and a fine of one year of something like $1000 for Mario Ro Arigues substitute editor of a popular morning newspaper, because he permitted publication of an article in his paper which contained “‘slander- ous" remark about Epitacio Pessos, ex-president of Brazil, and at present one of the 12 judges of the Hague Court. The article of the press law pro. tecting sovereigns or rules of fore ign states and diplomatic representa tives of foreign states to Brazil, from offenses by the local press is causing the prosecutor general,no little trou- ble, chiefly owing to ‘misinterprota- tion of the article by foreign diplo- matic representatives accredited to the Brazilian government. only our Be po ular — cleat your skinwith esino RESO Oap Does a ‘St unattractive skin shut you off from admiration and pleasant associations ? 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WYOMING TODAY ROY STEWART rus ei “PURE GRIT” Sy “THE TEXAS RANGER”’ -—also— Two-Part Comedy and Movie Chats Starting Tomorrow James Oliver Curwood’s “Broken Silence” world’s history have the he Casper Daily Cribune MONDAY, JULY 7, 1924. chists have switched over to the Position that the general populace bas long entertained, namely, to « feeling that the Kaiser cannot even be dreamed of as a throne candidate. of need, even though he was coun- selled to do so by higher officers; and, second, that he married Prin- cess Hetmine so quickly after the The most voracious fresh-water fish Is the pike. The pike not only swallows other fish whole, but it has also a liking for duck and other The United Press learns that the Bund is actuated principally by two considerations—first, disgust that the kaiser fled to Holland in the hour AT THE WYOMING TODAY FOR EX-KAISER Roy Stewart is to be seen at the By CARL D. GROAT Wyoming theater in “The Texas Ranger, It is a picture that deals with the pure grit of a man whose (Unitéd Press Staff Correspondent. BERLIN, July 7.—Kaiser Wil- helm II can never ascend the throne adventures are out of the ordinary, James Oliver Curwood’s “Broken again, as far as German officers are concerned. Silence’ will be shown tomorro' + eons Deutscher Offiziers-Bund” nization of the officers of Wilhelm’s former army, has taken a vote against him, the United Press hag learned. The question was raised whether the Bund favored his re turn, and less than one-third of the voters were in favor thereof. The Bund's action is extremely im- portant, as far as the monarchistic movement in Germany is tonecerned. In the first place it shows that the bulk of the officers are breaking | ender. away from an earlier conception that once having given their oath to the|Get r, they must still hold it. In the second place, it is signift. TROYES, France.--Premier’ Her- riot defended his policy of frank- ness and good will in dealing with the British prime minister, and uestioned the wisdom of the French who thought the British prereler had taken advantage of the French premier’s inexperience. 2 ‘What makes Casper View lots in demand? ia Se Ct Lincotn a Connare= Fens: 2519W. Don’t risk blood poisoning See Atay Sis eany, the oste cana: Fhe te sot lao a Sea concn ae Blue-jay today at your druggist Blue-jay For results try a watts bey ER Clas sified Ad. RIALTO: A dramatic story of the business world where each year thousands of young girls come to offer themselves on the altar of success. Rupert Hughes’ revelations constitute one of the most absorbing human stories now showing on the screen, Mermaid Py “FAMILY LIFE” ; . ROBERTS ‘JOYLAND GIRLS’ A Pretty Chorus Dancers and Singers And'a De Luxe Trio and Feature Picture P. 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Remember we will give a $400.00 Diamond Ring to the girl elected Queen of PPoverty Gulch. game. —e——_—_. ? W; Motorway 7? ? Home COME TONITE—COME TONITE—COME TONITE MONDAY NITE Riverview Park VR we _ Is a Constant Whirl of Fun With the Special CANDY DANCE } Get “The Girl” Early a: How About a Refreshing Plun; nd “Let’s Go” ge During These Hot Summer Days? Swim Dance Skate © Laugh RIVERVIEW PARK Afternoon and Evenings OME TONITE—COME TONITE—COME_ TONIT! 3 She Wanted Only Love! NOW PLAYING THOMAS MEIGHAN —and— KATHERINE MAC DONALD —in— “THE THUNDERBOLT” —Also— Johnnie Hines in “For Rent Haunted” George Archainbaud f bth ROGERS IN “HIGHBROW STUFF” f SRS “Kiss me! For the last time,” she whispered. Story by Earl Hudgen ne with CLAIRE WINDSOR f ADOLPHE MENJOU ROBERT ELLIS "MARY CARR ! TULLY MARSHALL Directed by