Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 28, 1924, Page 4

. ¢ " 1 1 ; PAG 3} FOUR. “THE GUILTY ONE” 15 MANY PICTURES IN ONE What do you like in screen en rtainme love dramas, society ies, mysteries, comedies and all t? “The Guilty One" is just the re for you. It has all of these elements and imgre. If this produc tion, a Paramount picture, directed by Joseph Henabery and featuring Agnes Ayres, which came to the Ito theater last evening is a fore- inner of what we are to expect ng this line of films in the future, we must say that the outlook for picture fans is indeed a bright one. We have seen so-called mystery- dramas before, saw too much of them in fact, but here's one at last that lives’ up to everything claimed of ft. Itis a story of a young wife who in endeavoring to enlist the ald of a new-made friend to further her husband's professional amb! tions, finds herself brought into a bad light socially by the publication of an insinuating article about this innocent affair. Naturally, the hus: band is furious, not at the wife for he* understands her motive, but at the other man in the case. The latter.ig found in his apartment my steriously murdered, alone. ery thing points to the husband, of course, even the wife is convinced of his guilt. There is a cross examination, and with it comes one of the most dra matic climaxes ever put on film. Here's a real tribute to the genius of Joseph Henabery and art of Miss Ayres. It's entertainment through- out, with many comedy touches to lighten up the intensely dramatic se quences. “The Gullty One” rates WHITMAN BENNETT WAS PRODUCER OF PICTURE “LOVE OF WOMEN” HERE Whitman Bennett, who was a dramatic critic before he became as sociated with Famous Players, has been. an independent producer for some time, and has his studios on the estate of Clara Morris at River dale, one of New York's most ex: elusive suburbs. It is only recently though that Mr. Bennett has dl- rected his pictures, but he has done} it so successfully that he will prob- | ably keep right on doing so His latest effort is Love men, the Selco, photopyay, closes at the America today. Sh al Bie te ZANE GREY, AUTHOR OF “LAST OF THE DUANES” Zane Grey, who wrote the stirring western tale ‘The Last of the Duanes,” the latest Fox preduction starring Tom Mix, was born in Zaneville, Ohio. His father was a} backwoodsman, hunter and farmer in his youth, later becoming a doc: | tor, His mother y direct. de ant_of the Z: famous on the frontier, who had an Indian strain in their lineag This writer of w hunted. and fished across the conti- nent, in Canada, Mexico and Central America. He has fullowed the paths of the old plainsmen, camped close by the trails of buffalo and wild horses and bunked with cowboys on the roundup, Tom Mix, born to the saddle, por- trays the leading character in the film version of ‘The Last of the Duane He is not an actor imi tating wh going through a ro lived ui smbination of au ry does much to. the photodrama one of entertainment. The America il show “The Last of the Duanes” for four days starting to- | morrcky. } BANDIT PICTURE NOW PLAYING AT WYOMING of Wo- which er incl. Among the c flashed on the screens are h names as Bill Doolin, Bill Dalt n, Henry Starr, Al lings, Red Buck and Arkansas THE FOLLIES PRETTY CHORUS FEATURE PICTURE—“ ie rn life has |= TT} SUES TEMANDS PHYSICAL FITNESS OF ALL TIMES ~- BORSAGE “Do your daily doze dozen if you would is the advice of Frank director of the First National picture playing at the Iris theater for the last. times today. Without good health, success and fame is impos- sible, according to Borzage and he practices what he proaches. He is an ardent dévotee of tennis, golf, base- bal! and horseback riding. ‘WATERMELON DANCE SET FOR NORTH WASHINGTON Several free watermelons will be given away to patrons of the North Washington dan tonight. The rmelons anted to be « That is n ction of the danec Spies howling wolves on hand to provide the ae accompanies any dance they p BROWNIE COMPANY To APPEAR AT RIVERVIEW The management of the Riverview park dance pavilion this evening has a treat in store for the patrons of the establishment when Bud Brownie and some of hi. sent the skit ‘ NEW BIL PENG iT THE COLUMBIA THEATER A new show is scheduled to open at the Columbla th It is "My Wife's Family a fun. | CONTEST AD, “THE stand through an en screen celebrities. 27 to October 3. it. COLUMBIA ‘topay’ LAWRENCE and VOGAN’S New Musical Comedy Company GIRLS OF THE FOLLIES | In the Screamingly Funny Farce “MY WIFE’S FAMILY” | Featuring THE EAGLE’S FEATHER” “Children of | The Prince of Wales was forced to “The Covered Wagon,” recently shown in a leading London theater, been a popular show over there. Why shouldn’t this wonderful James Cruze production, showing early life in the West be much more interesting to the people of Casper—people who know a real Western picture when they see it. The theme is from Emerson Hugh’s masterpiece and is marvelously interpreted by Lois Wilson, J. Warren Kerrigan, Tully Marshall, Ernest Torrence and many other By all means plan to see this wonder- ful picture at the Rialto from September Why miss it and regret Shows at 2, 4, 7 and 9. The Casver Daily Cribune ONLY district, Griswell for the only | men, on the own parties, here there's Miss Dorothy Ba rived in San F from her home in Ri or the first lap of a round-the- : 4 Stop every Hay in this | civety guaranteed to r which | tmoney back Try i nsist of a series of hops with sufficient intermissions between for }earning money to carry her to her | ~ next stop. | will ny farce dealing with the relations of the better half. 1 and worked hi into shape one of the duced ey have pro- t of the Col > public will ather" is the fea ture picture h is on the same program. (Boon Wa or Plumes.) Dfive out Wateh for the sign, Jerr Showing New Orleans un thelr new. Labor Lay. ns will dedicate mple on Labor Bey victory over Henry C, Huck, who | sought the Republican’ nomination. Congressman Kahn was unopposed for the Democratic endorsement. | yferedith, ; ixth district, when all but] nounced as the newly elected pres- Seale cots ident of the National Association of contest in the tenth congressional where Fredericks was opposed by Ralph nation for congress, issue not tabulationy of the results of yester- day's state primary this morning. Eight of the incumbent congress- turns, won the nominations of their tion of the opposing party as well, to succeed themselves at the na- tional capital. One, Mrs, Nolan, did not care to make the race in the fifth congressional dis- R 56 Gmplete from Ma intone pecctoton ol Clomtead special tthe a coy . iption of Clevel ist qui torte poley eine irsead ee “Rlaee eet 24 hour sample treatment to Clinical Laboratories Cove Cleveland, Regular TODAY “The Passing Of the Oklahoma Outlaws’’ An Historical Motion Picture Outlaws Bill Doolin, Bill Dalton, Henry Starr, Al Jennings, Red Buck and Arkansaw Tom YOMING which Mes in San’ Francisco | ballot. and.Lawrence J. Flaherty, tes surveyor of customs, n the .Republican and strong labor constituency, In the other San Francisco di trict, the fourth, - Representative Julius Kahn won an overwhelming 36 small, precincts had reported, SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 27.—The | Albert E. Carter had a lead of more} Boards of PI than 3,100 over Congressman James|in connection with the annual con- MacLafferty for the Republican] vention of the American Pharmaceu- Representative D.| H. political] tical assoctation, Other officers Fort nation. The ervers believed, place onthe figures, assured Carter ovember | Haire, the Republican nomi apparently was the decided when were resumed face of incomplete re- and some the nomina- Mae EB. eves RIALTO ive full in 24 howrs on this guarantee. Send 10c was on the ticket in this district. a nominations in this Pharmacists Name Chief) BUFFALO, N. ¥., Aug. 28-—H, L-. of Baltimore was an- Ww. Ww. Dodge, No Democratic candidate] Charles K. sierra Denver, Colo- rado, vice Officers elected the American conference of Pharmaceutical facili- THURSDAY, AUGUST 2a, 1924; Camphor Acts Quick People are surprised at the quick action of simple camphor, w tles, include Migs Zada NM, Cooper, | hazel, hydrastis, etc., as mixed in Ualrerepy of Iowa, secretary4treas- here and A JAMES CRUZE PRODUCTION STARTING SATURDAY size sold by all good druggists, New York Of Dancing 246 WEST FIRST STREET Opposite Columbia Theater 1 Itimes. the Notorious gate one ve Before September 10th MYRTLE L. DUFFY and ALEX POWELL Members National Institute of Social Dancing, ANNOUNCING THE OPENING OF The Bluebird School Our direct connection with America’s foremost dance centers keeps us constantly in touch with the newest dance creatins, and thus our work is strictly up-to- POSITIVELY NO SPECTATORS Special Introductory Rates to Pupils Enrolling BEGINNERS AND ADVANCED INSTRUCTION Call at Our Studio and Talk It Over Hours—12:00 to 10:00 P. M., Daily A COVERED WAGON” tire performance of It must have DASHING HERO OF THE PLAINS TOM MIX AND TONY, THE WONDER HORSE —IN— ZANE GREY’S STORY OF THE VAST OPEN SPACES “THE LAST OF THE DUANES” Remember Tom Mix in “The Lone Star That was his first Zane Grey “Last of the Duanes” is his second, and likewise, one you'll never forget. Four Days—Starts TOMORROW Ranger?” story: A Bishop-Cass Theatre Expert watch and jewelry repair. | free. ing. Ot Lavoptik eye wash, One small bottle helps any case sore, weak or strained eyes. Aluminum eye cup Casper Pharmacy.—Advertis., —_>_ 4 Casper Jews'ry Co. Bidg. + of suspicion— Fingers, and of scorn pointed th it dark—her I sor. | the myer wi rder— ) how surprised you'll be when you see who really was GUILTY ONE” / WITH AGNES AYRES And a Fine Supporting Cast Also Christie Comedy, “Getting* Gertie’s Fun From the Press RIALTO TODAY Fitzs HELENE CHADWICK —IN— “Love of Women” With a Fine Supporting Cast Goat” TODAY TOMORROW 1, 2:40, 4:20, 6, 7:40, 9.20 TODAY LAST TIMES “CHILDREN OF DUST” —with— Johnny Walker Lloyd Hughes ‘Pauline Garon ° ALSO COMEDY STA EO NRE Also Comedy “SCORCHING SANDS” “A LOOSE TIGHT WAD” Shows 1, 2, 3:30, 5, 6:30, 8, 9:30 10c and 40c WATERMELON DANCE — TONIGHT North Washington Hall JUST THINK—10 WATERMELONS GIVEN AWAY FREE TO THE LUCKY DANCERS 10c and 20c Bring your best girl or your sweetheart. You all have a chance to win a nice, big juicy Watermelon. SPIES’ ORCHESTRA OF SIX PIECES Will Furnish the Entertainment 6:45, 9:00 O'CLOCK SPECIAL Best Artists Will Present “ALL FOR FUN” A SNAPPY COMEDY HIT WITH ALL THE TRIMMINGS HEAR BUD SING—YOU KNOW HIS DANCING SPECIAL TONIGHT RIVERVIEW PARK REGULAR MILLS BUS SERVICE TO THE PARK ATTRACTION TONIGHT Bud Brownee (Himself), and Some of His HOTEL MARSEILLES broadway at 103d St. ibway Exprese Station at Door) NEW.YORK CITY Near Riverside Drive: Central Park, Theatres and Shopping Sections Single room, running water $2.50 Single room and bath $3 Double room, bath $5 per day Handsome suites of 2,3 rooms Dinner de Luxe $1.25 served 4n Blue Room Room end Grill Exceptional Or Orchestra M. P, MURTHA, Mgr.