Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 25, 1924, Page 4

LAA PAGE FOUR. ee MONDAY, AUGUST 25, 1924. HELENE CHADWICK HAD HARD TIME WITH HAIR If any girl ts thinking of having her hair bobbed because it will be less trouble to take care of, let her consider the experience of Helene Chadwick when she was playing the leading role in ‘Love of Women,” which opens tomorrow at the America. Miss Chadwick portrayed a young and attractive wife, whose husband is successfully vamped by another woman. Feeling that the audience might say that the hus- band strayed because his wife was dowdy, Miss Chadwick determined to keep herself spic and span through every scene. Consequerttly every day an expert and high-priced hairdress- er arrived at the Whitman Bennett studio to curl, trim and generally arrange Miss Chadwick's bob. Miss Thurman, who had a,Dutch bob, had a much easier time, as all she had to do was to brush her hair and all was well —_—. “TIGER LOVE” PLAYING TO CROWDS AT RIALTO “Tiger Love,” a new Paramount Picture, directed by George Melford and featuring Antonio Moreno and Estelle Taylor, was shown for the first time in Casper at the Rialto theater last night. The story has to do with a roman- tle young Spanish bandit who falls in love with a daughter of the aris- tocracy. Hearing of a wedding in the clty, the Wildcat (Moreno) goes to steal the costly presents. At the dead of night he comes face to face with heta, played by Estelle Taylor, in her boudoir. Both realize their love and go into each other's arms. But the girl is forced into an en- ment with a hair-brained indi- vidual. The father is convinced thelr marriage will strengthen the family finances. The Wildcat kid- naps the pair and carries them off to his stronghold in the mountains, Sol- rive ar himself? That's what iger Love" one of the most interesting romantic dramas we've seen in months. You'll agree with action, thrill, romance eal and all packed into a single picture, and what a picture é stop denier iand loss of hair \with Resinol { Here is a@ simple, inexpensive treatment that will almost always | Stop dandruffand scalp itching, and + keepthehairthick, live andlustrous: Atnight, spreadthe hairapartand | rub a little Resinol Ointment into | the scalp gently, with the tip of the finger. Repeatthisuntil the whole scalp has beentreated. Next morn- ing, shampcothoroughly with Res- inol Soap andhotwater. Workthe creamy Resinol lather wellintothe (scalp. Rinse with gradually cool- | er water, the last water being cold. Resinol Soap and Re: bealeczema by all drugg! Olntment eas'ty dsimilarakin-cruptions. Sold ae Fir cutis ONES JOSEPH HENABERY PRODUCTI Fabaceae A flashy society drama and a corking mystery yarn moulded into a thrill-a-minute picture. STARTS WEDNESDAY it ls. It’s a George Melford produc- tiow. Remember “The Sheik?” Mel- ford made that also, “PERFECT MAN” LEAD TO MISS MACDONALD Katherine MacDonald has “the most physically perfect man on the stage or screen” as her leading man in her latest starring vehicle, At least, that is what Elinor Glyn calls Orville Caldwell, six feet three inches in height, who plays opposite the American Beauty tn “The Lone- ly Road.” which plays at the Iris to day and tomorrow. In fact, Miss MacDonald has a splendid supporting cast for the en- tire production.. Other players of note who appear with her are Kath- leen Kirkham, Engenie Besserer, William Conklin, James Neill, Frank Leigh and Charles French. ——$—_>—__— TRAINED FROGS USED IN MERMAID COMEDY Not to be outdone by Lioyd Hamil- ton and his trained clams, Jack White corralled a group of trained frogs for uge in “There He Goes,” |the new Educational-Mermaid gom- | edy at the Rialto theater. | While White will not disclose the method of training the galloping am- phibians, he states that the frogs will jump into fame with their first Screen appearance. ARKEON PLAYS HOST TO CONVENTION DELEGATES The management cf the Arkeon dancing academy is, playing host to the delegates and alternates to the American Legion and auxiliary con- vention here tonight and tomorrow nigbt. Delegates and alternates need only show their bac and they will be admitted free the ha!l and will be given free dance tickets. “TOO MUCH MUSTARD” SUCCESS AT COLUMBIA} Comedy, love interest, musical numbers and dancing make up “Too Much Mustard,” the musical comedy at the Columbia theater. It opened there yesterday. Emmett Vogan and Edythe Lawrence haye the leading roles. Bob Wallace has the role of a blackface comedian and is cast as a servant. Elaine Russell is cast as a mald and Hal Lawrence has the role of Mr. Trap, a friend of the family. Miss Russell has two special num- bers, each of which pleased audi- ences yesterday. Bob Wallace has : comedy number. “In the Evening” is a song rendered by Earl Fisher with the of the beauty chorus. Hi wrence and the chorus sing ly," and Edythe Lawrence and Ae: Vogan have a specialty of EK. LINCOLN SEEN IN: TWO-FISTED ROLE; “QUA GING” ALSO IS. PLAYING In “The Right of the Strongest.” B. K. Lincoln’s latest starring vehi- cle, showing at the America for the last times today, admirers of this popular star of the celluloid drama, will have an opportunity to see their | at his best has a | as a rough | roles in which he | Nimmo | r Call,’"| | and is a vivid picture of life in the Alabama hills, where a group of squatters determine to drive out a newcomer to the region, who wants to acquire thelr land for water-power purposes. “Seein’ ‘Thing Gang comedy is the latest Our iso being shown. PICTURE OF NORTHLAND FEATURED AT WYOMING “The Girl from Porcupine” is the new picture opening at the Wyoming theater today. It is a strong play with most of the scenes laid in the Yukon country. It fs rich in love interest and includes many thrilling situations, relieved by sufficient good, clean comedy. It is one of the best far-north pictures yet shown. 2 La Warren Has Books For Distribution Within the next few days Sena- tor Warren will receive for distribu- tion his allotment of the depart yearbook for the prin- uct# and prob RIALTO lems of our state. » government prints this valuable book for free ribution. All farmers, ranch men, teachers, students and others who desire copies should mail thelr requests to the senator promtply, addressing letters to F. E. Warren, i! nited States senate, Wasbinaton, D.C ELEANOR GARRATTI By N BE A SERVICE t sensational victories in the San Francisco bay ae city is being hailed as one of the most neovered on the Pacific Coast. s old—first sprang into the limelight ptune Beach stars here. later she did the far more amazing feat of journeying to these girls, and defeating them decisively in their own y, in fact, that she was enabled to pull Johnny Wels- I to survey the field. Alameda’s Nep xperts agreed that a little rounding blish herself firmly in coust ie is sturdy, with powerful shoulders and ratti will est: Miss Garrattie is sturdy with powerful shoulders and start poorly hy taking too deep a dive, Correction of these faxlts, com- binea with experience, will make her a strong contender for titles. TY COBB THINKS PENNANT RACE IN AMERICAN LEAGUE WILL NOT BE BECIBED UNTIL SEPTEMBER Even if the New York team should chance etart home next time with a three or four y|game lead, Cobb argues, the cham- URINE You Can tam bas EVESUs: your Eyes Clean, on for Free Eye Care Boo! Eye Remedy Co..9 Last Chie Street, Chicaga how the Amer stand at the en elotinn that the ch mplonsh Ip will not be de ADs Bit bit yc can a a » Healthy Condition Use Murine Hye Remedy DEMAND James Oliver Curwecod’s Production «The Girl from Porcupine” cekts Bese Tonle Over 100,000 peo! Stomach Trouble, Rheumatism, Mal-Nutrition, Sleeplessness, Nervousness, Loss of Appetite, Loss of Weight, Torpid Liver or Constipation. “Sailor Maids” OMIN © Casper Daily Cribune lailed. as ‘‘Coast Find” pionship fight as it has been waged to date, is as apt as not to pull them back into the middle of the parade where they will have to fight for the top again. ‘The last time the Yanks toured the west they broke even. If the White Sox had given them a battle, they would not have done so well, for Chicago lost the only series that New York won on the trip. St. ‘Louls thumped the champions to the extent of three to one and Cleve- land and Detroit held them even. If Detroit had done anything, the ‘Tigers might be coiled upon the top shelf of their league by this time. But they could only take half the series, which was not good baseball for a team that has championship aspirations. ‘While New York was in the west on_the last two trips, the team was knocked out of first places They fought back, but conditions were all in their favor as Detroit failed to hold jts own and then came the bat- tle both east and west between De- troit and Washington, which was dis- tinctively to the advantage of New York. Cobb figures that the Yanks are not likely to be any beter on their last western trip than they were on their second, which was only a fif- ty-fifty affgir, and their first, which was still worse. He also reckons upon more of a fight than the west has put up so far. If the Yanks are staggering when they slip into the home stretch, Cobb says, Cleve- land, Detroit, Chicago and St. Louls will give them the worst battle the league has seen since the year Cleve- land almost won the pennant, but didn't Tradition !s on Cobb's side. There have been some mighty fine finishes to baseball races between the east and the west. Last season Detroit put on a fine finish and jammed its Way into second place over Cleve- land by three. points. If Detroit can give battle like that this year the Yanks may find them an acid test when they go out that way again. For Cobb has not given up the idea that he can bring his team through. They told him last August that he would finish fourth, but he didn't. And he feels the same way about this year, does the indomitable leader of the Tigers. Cobb will not concede that Wash- ington or New York can beat him for the pennant, despite the fact ———— that Washington has threshed him 13-6 on the season’s series. “That does not tell everythin: he argues. “Look at thé Giants. They lose the series to Pittsburgh. But they haven't lost the pennant—yet.” —<—$<—<$—<—$—<—__—— Bluejacket Outpitched By Blodgett and Locals Lose 5 to 2 “DENVER, Colo., Aug. 25.— The Casper all stars came out on the small end of the score yesterday in their first engagement’ during the Denver baseball] tournament when the Cheyenne Indians defeated them 5 to 2. Greeley won from Fort Col- Ins 4 to 0. » Blodgett of Cheyenne held Casper to the zero mark until the sixth frame when Dyer trotted around the bases on a home run. Casper’s sec- ond run was made in the ninth. A home run was also made by Mur- ray of Cheyenne. Bluejacket was outpitched by Blodgett. Casper will have another chance to retrieve its defeat of yesterday. It takes two defeats to eliminate a team, according to the rules of the tournament. Score by innings— R. H. B. Casper --.. Cheyenne Batteries—Bluejacket and Thomp- on; Blodgett and Brown. oak ELAS Queen Victoria of Spain, as is generally known, is garanddaughter of the late Queen Victoria of Great Britain. Not so well known, how- ever, Is the fact that she was born &t Balmoral, and was the first royal child born in Scotland for more than three hundred years. LAST TIMES TODAY “THE RIGHT OF Katherine THE STRONGEST”| MacDonald —with— E. K. LINCOLN HELEN FERGUSON TOM SANTSCHI TULLY MARSHALL JUNE ELVIDGE —Also— OUR GANG “SEEIN’ THINGS” —nd— FOX NEWS Shows at 1, 2, 3:30, 5, 6:30, 8, 9:30\10e AND 20c Today and Tuesday “THE LONELY ROAD” A story of women who hide away from mar- riage, and where they go. Also Comedy “TIGHT SHOES” BISHOP-CASS THEATER “Love on MONTAGUE LOVE MARY THURMAN “Ask Anyone Who Has Taken TANLAC” OVER 40 MILLION BOTTLES BOLD Everybody's Theatre. For Sale By All Good Druggists COLUMBI LAWRENCE and VOGANS New Muzical Comedy Company GIRLS sae FOLLIES In the Delightful Farce Comedy “TOO MUCH MUSTARD” With New Songs, Dances and Specialties Peautiful Scenery and Costumes A BEAUTY CHORUS PRETTY GIRLS SINGERS AND DANCERS VISITORS whe know Los Angeles will tell you that, despite its excel- lence of service and cui- sine, Gates Hotel rates are no higher than those of other good hotels. Centrally located—easily and quickly accessible to every point. RATES FROM $1.50 Epoatunder noted my ‘Gear Feature Pictures “A Million In Jewels” MAURICE COSTELLO and Fine Cast TUESDA Y—WEDNESDAY—THURSDAY HELENE CHADWICK Portraying the Many Stumbling Blocks In Marriage, and the Defeat of Divorce ‘ Supported by Women” GORGEOUS TONIGHT 6:45 9 o’Cl. 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