Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 9, 1924, Page 4

PAGE FOUR. Che Casper Dailp-Cribune WEDNESDAY, JULY 9, 1924. carried out later just before another ; final, with Liddell of Great Britain |] : shell brought the roof'crashing down. i Ss * second, ‘and Norton, American, third, Turning to one of his rescuers he| 4 a ‘thus making the final a battle be- made the renfurk, since become a by- 2 " At the America theater Friday and % f eon? ‘HURSD. ry = | Was rated among the favorites until - Cin \ y ) | saturday you will glimpse another w'F | ho injured his thigh, just failed ofa ; —NOW PLAYING— VAS c) C\ be view of Paris. The adventures of an y Ar plage in the second heat, although|M> 00 , ‘ LI artist in that cit, } virtually running on only one leg. 4 the Fox production, “A Man's } i $$ °° + BIRL 19 OFFERED FOR © | CURWOOD PICTURE PLAYS |=~*= eee 3 ; SS ae are tek aa J H OLYMPIC STADIUM, COLOMBES tfials were set for today. having . ng story 5 Bran , July 9.—(By Tho Associated broken down after the 800 metre run “ os te ors = beasutel poset” SALE IN AMERICA FILM TOONY KT TH Pross)—Jackson, V. Scholz, of the yesterday, in which he finished last.|” - : ne Bele wnoee beavis Aachyed she b New York A. C!, won’ the first semi-/The Americans ragret the absence of 5 suey be: care eed final in the 200 metre dash of the|Hoff*from the competition. They y fashion and money—a bride who was tae g —— eg FINED $l Ht RY COURT Olympic games.at the, opening of to-| felt’ confident they would have been Sager for sale on the auction block of | busi: ng the stor “The Br "a Jame day's Olympic: program. here with}able’to take the event, but with the n@ lovelens ‘mmarrings . Fo. girl who was re le Univeraity of Pennsyl-| Norwegian out of it. the - pole-vault . —with— bas JN oun think - ‘ = nia second, both of them’ out-cot-| app like a cl the U * « 4 * SEAS vOS: ones ¥ Bawara Conway was, eee $100 ing the. fleet Harold Abrahams, of States: athletaa’ range cao Claire Windsor, ecole Menjou} who will live happily . when he appeared ore Judge John ritain, who fh . i. vi rward, : {onal produc A. Murray {n police court last night pa esi if ag The American .ptospects -for re- and Robert Ellis bhber th the completion of ten events trieving supremacy inthe sprints. by. : : c the America th on a charge of violating the quor|in the Olympic: games. the pointe —Also— ; ys’ engagement, is with ‘e. Conway had been arrested | scored showed the United States with chaternent TRuyapaaten thet tence x i WILL- ROGERS eis : a ba ia aN at South Kenwood street early | just double the number of Finiand’a| gained plagesiin. the tinal as the ro rc in | ee es rou oe per wae fund" "| oneteauinginterem-am_ the guniel fete eriams, conninadn the ei |, neta. Thom neuen aenime | OUR GANG { The picture unfolds the Fred Goodstein and Richard Green, |by the Parisian population was ev V. Behbs atte Se nn eee :. : HIGH BROW STUFF Fleanor Bates, a beautiful were cach assessed fines on a charge|dent today. The attendance was| and George Hill, of the Unixeraity of Shows at. 1—3—5—-7—9 —in— | girl who agrees to be sold in mar i lendid | Cegneetet seg ined $00 and) ‘arger than yeaterday in spite of the| Pennsylvania finished ahead of Har- jal A’ i e riage to save her par purage 2 8] Goodstein $25. infavorable weather, the afterndon| old Abrahams; the Cambridge flash Special Attraction ‘The Bie Sh eg gn " > the fightin: mi . e bls of drizzling rain, winner of the 100 metre dash, who , “TEX” FRASER le Dig oy part in the pr © the fiz We exp eat OF Thanks. cn ana| Hote"? xBRoUNCed thet Chariey| besinning to show tho steain of : stiilventa waistinct oontrastin in 5 appreciation forall Mndises shown hbiaen vst the ciao seo fourth straight day of competition, The Cowboy Organist at the America R its interpretation of night life in AN i] GREAT PA Al tn during the sickness and death of | compote in thay aegagite, Would ot | | Padagck showed hia rst réal flash Organ each Afternoon and from 8 to 9 Paris. our beloyed husband and’ father. - _ Jin which the | of ‘form by winning. the-second semt- each Evening. ———qoqx~-—- Estelle and Frederick Haughton. a b aie = Bc cMeeddn nasa Kc OLD) FRENCH COURT IS'IN CHOOSING WOMIN [S| esc cm ss — — = de ar ‘ amen |. BENDOUS GqENVATIONS!, DARING FIGHTS! RECKLESS RIDING! STU- SUBJECT FOR PICTURE 6 STUNTS OF RED BLON rence, FOR FAINT HEARTS WHICH SHY AT THE at BLIND THOSE WHO pee ee ED, JOHN CHARLES THOMAS—NO PLACE FOR cas 10 PREFER THEIR DRAMA IN HOMEOPATHIC DOSES. ° 1g. middle age to love him, tending that his love should IT’S ! ) a young girl is depicted ‘ . Wite,” the First Na-| The Greatest Portrayal of 4 P The court of Louis the Thirteenth] w comes in for careful scrutiny with] p, 1 ph which | “UNDER THE REO ROBE"). ss crac HUSBANDS? IT’S REAL! ITS BIG! | en Human Passions Ever Iris theater today and Thurs Sértered ae hae No Children Unless With ee ee eoeeae cea POPULAR SLOGAN WAS Parents it a great photoplay st such sta STARTING FRIDAY “eon! STARTED BY SOLDIER action which will be iy - ground floor and he could see Be Hap Roberts ities ; a “Joyland ushing by in the street. A * A Bishop-Cass Theater Girls” will open an indefi old him to go 2 i i = cme Rt the Columbia. ‘theater. to,| Dussing gendarme told him to go tol Nea ATTRACTION : : The morning “paper without authority, He was published ad and story to the effect that The Elks Poverty Gulch show at the Elks home would close tonight. w ventilating sy tem. A washed air ventilating sys- tem has been installed, guaranteeing absolute coolness withimithe theater even on the warmest days. Joyland Girls is @ very eap- ompany with beautitul’ girls, We take this means of informing the Cas- per. public that Poverty Gulch show will F a Fp RES onthe Sree are continue to run until Saturday, July 12th. ‘ The. first ction rwill be “Small . Town Scan “BLIND HUSBANDS” T0 The show is getting better each night: “If : you hayen’t visited the Gulch, you have wh Robert B.Mantell-John missed a real high-class entertainment. ; harles Thomas - Alma. ? ; Rubens ana all star cast Free dancing and other indoor sports. Adapted by BAYARD VEILLER ffom-the Novel by STANLEY" WEYMAN Ladies you will get the greatest kind of a same “Nr ALAN CROSLAND ne Settings by JOSEPH URBAN kick at Poverty Gulch. We continue until A Cosmopolitan Production GoldunyresGoomspotitan: “Bf Saturday, July 12. MR. ADOLPH ZUKOR, President of}Famous Players-Lasky Corporation, took time from his multitudinous duties to see “Under the Red Robe.” He said: “It is indeed a fine example of cinema art. This is the sort of picture which I heartily approve, and I cannot speak too highly of it. We need more pictures like it, the Public Wants more pictures like it.” Also Cartoon—News and Fun From the Press 3 DAYS STARTING 1—3—5 . RIALTO .22.. “TODAY ADDED ATTRACTION — AMERIC A Bishop-Cass Theater “TEX” FRASER ‘COWBOY ORGANIST ii Playing the America Orchestral Organ Every Afternoon, and From 8 to 9 Each Arlie Davis, Gladys Mooring Evening = . MIMEOGRAPHING a Adorn: be HE MAKES AN ORGAN TALK. EVERY ACTION AND EMOTION ON THE . Circular Publie’ || SCREEN INTERPRETED BY MUSIC Keen, sparkling eyes, Later ty R A ; i O STARTING “Tex” Is Here For a Very Limited Engagement : ° bodies and Hotel. Townsend SATURDAY | ' HEAR HIM! ; \ Vigorous 7, 38 PHONE 2500 a crispy Kellogg s just naturally go together. WANG Riverview -Park|] COLUMBIA -roncrnow || G4) "== NOW PLAYING ALL NEWLY DECORATED AND WASHED AIR VENTILATING SYSTEM, “HAP” ROBERTS’ JOYLAND GIRLS “Casper’s Playground” IN THE SNAPPY MUSICAL COMEDY f CORN FLAKES Inner-sealed waxtite wrapper “The Broken || swimmtne, pancine, skatiInc fh “SMALL TOWN SCANDAL” Se Se cade ° AND NOVELTIES OF cINDS A CHORUS OF PRETTY GIRLS THAT CAN STEP Silence” | AND NOVELTIES OF ALL KINDS GORGEOUS CoatUMES Berar aeadeicn ; \ SPECIALTIES trikcchrs Navke mitiaiche ee Busses Ey ery Fifteen Minutes Also Feature Picture—DOROTHY DALTON in’ “THE LAW OF THE LAWLESS” Comedy and News |f ArTERNOONS EVENINGS TWO SHOWS TOMORROW, 6:45—9 o’Clock 2h. COME EARLY—Picture Starts Promptly —6:45 . 10e—-40c 10g 30¢ OME TONITE—COME ‘TONITE—COME TONIT. SES XY) J WILLIAM Fox presents HN he Wyoming the many people regard .- It is specially . © famous Ameri. 1 for eczema and other played by Sam De-| itching skin troubles, but it is also ex- s a visitor in Cortina, an| cellent as a general household remedy ¥ ro-| for burns, scalds, chafings, cold sores,, >n | pimples, boils, insect bites, etc. Dr Resinol Soap contain the Resin e village doctor Srenla te widhne: arrive at the home of a moun nd his wife just in time to in b t (2 d Resinol Shaving Stick erties and no home products At all druggixts, mother The Letter Shoppe JAMES .. OLIVER MILLS CURWOOD’S Latest Production