Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 30, 1924, Page 4

ql 3 Wwe Ps Bs PAGE FOUR. WHAT SHALL 1 0? 000 PICTURE; SHOW OF FUR FASHION ENDS the Frank Amer- fan ¢ ent phto- # that pleasant combi f pathos and humor woven theme that has a real mes nd a story replete with human of youth—net riotous youth, face to s of life. splendid as this picture, her reputa- tress. John masculine ring bus-buy, Tom oO Jim Brown, John 3 e the waitress, Ann orrissey, and Ralph Igo the Inst day of the revue being pre erica in conjunc- op and. the JINE MURFIN IS. TRAIL BLAZER OF-THE MOVIES “The trail > jungle That's what they have been call- ing Jane Murfin in California since she made “Flapper Wives, znick picture, opening at the > theater today. . Murfin {s the only woman notion picture world who has ritten, financed, produced d, titled and edited her ction, hence the title ssness in undertaking blazer through the 24 cast, own Her such a gigantic task has caused con- siderable interest and discussion, not only among those in the motion picture colony of Hollywood, but in women's organizations throughout the country, who feel that she has paved the way for motion picture production “The future holds infinite possi bilities for the woman writer and producer,” says Mrs, Murfin. “I be lieve that as time goes on more and more women will enter the director- jal and production field, And it isn’t at all surprising when one stops to think about it. The inherent sense of drama, the sentiment and ro- a new era in| factors which eminently fit ‘her for t ask of translating human emo- tions to the ‘screen. THRILLING INCIDENTS IN WYOMING FEATURE illing moments in n East Comes West pieture at the Wyoming the For instance, Franklyn Farnum who has the role of the sheriff of Ss gun runners {n jail. The leader Tives «t the wrong time and a f fight follows, There other eptsodes that sho teresting. i “THE STEADFAST HEART” NOW SHOWING AT IRIS Marguerit star of ‘J Courtot, the attractive Steadfast Heart,” play: ing at the Iris today and Thurad was t New Jersey. Like many other luminaries Miss Cour began fh rk in that best of all picture schools, the serial produc: tion studio, She appeared in many jof these thrillers and developed so that Famous Players-Lasky er an offer. For that com pany she appeared in “The Teeth of the Tiger," ‘The Rolling Stone," and “The Kiss,” Miss Courtot’s latest and, in many eatest picture was that tre sful story of old Down to the Sea in It was her handling of the Arthur Ships.” part in this film which led Friend of Distinctive Pictures to fea- he Steadfast, Heart.” TREAT FOR FANS WILL BE “YANKEE GONSUL” “The Yankee Consul,” the latest of Douglas MacLean’s starring pro- ductions, is announced as the head- Ine picture attraction at the Amer- fea theater for Thursday, Friday y. This film was sug- " famous musical com- edy that was such a phenomenal suc- cess on Broad twenty years ago. Douglas MacLean enacts the title role of a rich young New Yorker, who seeking excitement from a life of ease, indolence and hundrum, en ters into a wager that he can hold down a menial form of labor for a stipulated time. ture her in “The mance which are a part of nearly every woman's life, as well as her patience in looking after details, are Patsy Ruth Miller, well known: in film circles, a comedy actress, plays the principal feminine role. Tombstone Center locks a gang of | T By NBA Airmail Service, ers of Robert Franks, Ct to breal shoule Loeb, sitting back of th with is together, from ‘eft to ri ence F', Darrow, Leopo'd, Attorney jamin Bachrach. CARNIVAL DANCE WILL BE NORTH WASHINGTON FEATURE ON THURSDAY The manag Washington of the North ce hall announces that it will hold a big carnival dan tomorrow night. Favors of kinds, noise-makers, confett! a the like will be free in order to promote the spirit of the occasion, Spies’ Howling Wolves will furnisi the music, ———. COONIE CONRAD GIVES FRISCO DANCE TONIGHT will Coonfe Conrad patrons of the Arkeon academy tonight with his pretation of the famous Frisco dance as he learned it\by a study of Frisco’s fine technique. Conrad claims to be the best Frisco dancer outside of the original artist and the Arkeon posts a prize of $5,000 to anyone who can dance the Frisco better than Conrad. “THE GOUNTAY STORE” dancing NEXT MUSICAL COMEDY “The Country Store’ will be the musical comedy starting at the Columbia theater tomorrow. The scene is laid around a typical store in a small community and the char- WHY a dailyP Only one thing can account for such popularity —VALUE, most remarkable Value — million White Out iy Job seclafies Lika igor r 15° L for kage of 10 for75¢ Vlationak (Srand nse in the trial of Nathan F. Leopold, Jr., and Richard Loeb, con- down the testimony of state's witnesses when {t began cros: examining Detective Seargeant James J. Gortland. are seen going over Gortland’s notes, with Leopold looking aver the 8 entertain | inter- | Che Casper Daily Cribune ela Strikes Back hicago schociboy, made It first effo Here the attorne: em, appears more interested. Sitting r3 are Chief. Defense Counsel Clar- Walter Bachrach and-Attorney Ben- acters are such characters as would gather at such an establishment For the last times today the Cylumiia. troupe is presenting “Mc: }<Niff in Paris.. Tc Is a comedy that has had a good run. A FE y bathing girls’ contest is a spe feature. Musicians Seized With Liquor Load CHEYENNE, Wyo., July 30.—c. E, Collins and Dale Miller, musicians Asthma and Hay Fever A Guaranteed Reliei “T have arranged with with all druggists here, as well as in all other towns of the U. S., that every sufferer from Asthma, Hay Fever or Bronchial Asthma, try my treatment entirely at my ri: | Di Schiffmann announces package of my Asthmador, it does not afford you im: not find it ever used, and he will |return your money, cheerf without any question whatever. seeing the grateful relief it has afforded in hundreds of cases which had been considered incurable, and which had been given up in despair, I know what it will if Jam so sure that it will do the same for others that I am not afraid to guarantee it will relieve instan- ta: Druggists, anywhere, han- dling sthmador willreturn your money if you say so. You are to be the sole Asthmador.”" antee, per parcel poet kept by your Drugg’ R. Schiffman Co. 1734 N. Main, Los Angeles, Calif. Price 65 cents. O. D,, if not judge and under thi positive guarantee absolutely no risk is run in buying Also Spizoe: same guar< by addressing from Fort Collins, whe motored to Cheyenne to’play at @ dance, we arrested by federal officers wi the latter charge, 23 pints of “‘mog: shine” Uquor was found In the Colo- radoans’ car. The automobile, a new miachine, was seized and Collins and Miller held on Beate charges, INJURY PROVES FATAL Wyo., July 30.—Fu- vices were held Tuesday Ashford, 16, who sus- fracture of the skull when he fell concrete mixer which he was operating and’ died after re- s unconscious for several tained (Queenstown) Liverpool, | derry Glasgow. Plymouth,London, Hamburg. See your local agent. ANCHOR LINES a JOHN LYNCH 1035 KB. Second St. Casper, Wyoming JUST CALL US UP AND WE'LL RESPOND. QUR WORD'S E KNOW? more about furnaces than Barnum ever knew about haley. ele- phants. They get hot about the way we treat “them. Now’s a good time to have yours overhauled. SCHANK PLUMBING SHEATING. Co. INC. | °° sno SNE <iihe BIG CARNIVAL DANCE. THURSDAY NIGHT NORTH WASHINGTON HALL EVERYTHING FREE THAT WILL MAKE A REAL CARNIVAL DANCE SPIES’ HOWLING WOLVES Will Furnish the Entertainment WILL OPEN Show Grounds Located brought on my name!” Announcement SNAPP BROS. Exposition Shows AUG 1 —FOR— 9 BIG DAYS AND NIGHTS way, and Old Brewery 10c GENERAL ADMISSION 19¢ “You’ve had your fun—but now you'll pay for the scandal you've RIALTO 9 East Yellowstone High- TO CHEYEANE WORKER} | YANKEE CONSUL” NR JUNIORS==Littie Nis The same —in one-third d. sintseeates, or ehtlaven aud acute: Your Pruggist The Letter Shoppe Arlie Davis, Gladys Mooring MIMEOGRAPHING Circular Public Letter Stenographers Bureau Notary Hotel Townsend PHONE 2500 pate See “WHEN EAST COMES WEST” —Also— HANK MANN wee RRS “UP IN THE AIR” DOUGLAS MACLEAN APPEARING IN THE MERRY, BREEZY COMEDY DELUGE “THE THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY “FLAPPER WIVES’: —with— MAY ALLISON and ROCKCLIFFE FELLOWS —and— WOLF, the Greatest Dog On the Screen SPECIAL ATTRACTION TODAY MARGARET and BETTY GRISINGER CASPER’S MOST POPULAR ENTERTAINERS In Special and Novelty Dances Shows 1, Does the day of reckoning always come to the reckless, daring— TODAY—TOMORROW—FRIDAY 2:40, 4:20, 6, 7:40, 9:20 Dancing, Matinee 3; Evening 8, 9:30 WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 1924. LYLE E. JAY RE-ELECTION On Republican Ticket For COUNTY ASSESSOR (Political Advertisement) “WHAT SHALL I DO” Fur Fashion Revue Show ING DUP! COONIE CONRAD will Give His Interpretation of the Spectacular and LAST TIMES sTODAY Dorothy MacKaill ER’S ART PROFESSIONAL MODELS At 3:30, 8:00 and 9:30 —IN— —ALSO— $100,000 WORTH OF FURS WITH 10c Famous “Frisco Dance” TONIGHT He has appeared before thousands of people for two seasons, touring on Keith and Orpheum circuits and is considered the best ECCENTRIC DANCER Outside the Famous Frisco Himself, Known the World Over for His Eccentric Dancing $5,000 PRIZE Will be given to’ any competitive dancer who can dance the Frisco Dance better than Coonie Conrad, and they will be given a chance to compete Friday night. Arkeon Dancing Academy COLUMBIA .. HAP ROBERTS JOYLAND GIRLS In the Big Musical Farce Comedy “McNIFF IN PARIS” MANY SPECIALTIES AND MUSICAL NUMBERS THREE BIG FEATURES The The JOYLAND CHORUS | JOYLAND TRIO GOLDIE MAY Blue Singer James Morrison and Marguerite De Lamotte in “THE COUNTRY STORE” Something New WATCH TOMORROW’S PAPER wo w! Special Bus Service for Friday Night First Run Feature Picture “Shattered Idols” NEW SHOW TOMORROW DIVEIN FOLKS A Good Old’ WATER CARNIVAL Friday Evening—8:00 o’Clock RIVERVIEW PARK REAL CASH PRIZES FREE FOR ALL RACE WITH STAR CAST Also Comedy “PASTE AND PAPER” and 20c TONIGHT "Clock 9 o’Clock . Something Big