Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 8, 1924, Page 5

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1924. . Che Casper Daily Cribune LAST SHOWING OF “SREKING PNT” The final showings of the Herbert Brenon Paramount production, ‘The Breaking Point,” which opened at the Rialto theater last Saturday will take place there today. The story is an adaptation of the novel and play by Mary Roberts Rinehart. Nia Naldi, Patsy Ruth Miller, George Faweett, and Matt. Moore are fea- CHB WORSETS BIG ~ FACTOR IN FUN OF NEW MAGLENN FILM “Ernest,"" one of San Francisco's only remaining cab-horses, has got himself a job in the movies. As a back-horse, he is a very good motion picture actor, according to Douglas MacLean, who says that he ——— For that skin eruption _« You can have relief { within an hour RHAPS you have given Pe haps ofortce Talief rosa that maddening ing and burning, but Resinol does bring c t wl many other rem. edies have failed. One who healing ointment writes—“Resinol Ointment is 80 soothing it stopped my iteh- ing at once and t the first night's sleep I had had in weeks. Now:my skin is well.” What it has done for one it can do for others, Resinol Soap contains the same soothing ingredients which enables it to thoroughly cleanse the skin yet leave it free from sensitive- ness and smart~ ing. RESINOL Will be numbered among the great- est animal players as a result of his work in “Never Say Die,” latest starring vehicle for- MacLean now showing at the America theater for the last times today. During fifteen years of faithful hill climbing this old nag put his mind to his work, never hoping to rise above his humble calling. But now Ernest is in clover. Ho has a nice comfortable stable built from an old movie set and for the first time in his 23 years gets regularly his morning oats and his rub-down. Douglas MacLean believes there's ® great future in store for the old cab horse. He plays the role in the pieture which he has acted for years in real life. 8 . Yes—Ernest is to ha career. credit and fan mail department o: his own just like the other stars. FINE CAST HAS BEEN ASSEMBLED FOR “CYTHEREA” Lewis S. Stone, Alma Rubens, Norman Kerry, Irene Rich and Con- stance Bennett, a quintet of screen players whose appearance in a pie- ture is sufficienc in itself to guar- antee the height of excellence, head the cast of “Cytherea,” Goddess of Love, a First National picture which is scheduled to be the feature at the Iris theater, Adapted from the fa- mous novel by Joseph Hergesheimer, it was produced and directed by George Fitzmaurice for Samuel Goldwyn. ‘ Stone has a typical role: that of a@ husband whose boyish spirits have not kept pace with his years, and who finds that marriage is not the continuous romance! and love affair that he had imagined when he led Fanny to the altar. é As Fanny, the wife who thinks of nothing else than to conduct her home in the most efficient manner, and without a tr in her nature, Mis out a doubt, the greatest role of her brilliant career. Miss Rubens is cast as Savina Grove, “the other woman.” Al though he had never seen her, Lee had kept her features in his mem- ory as his ideal of a woman. In his home, handled as sacredly as an idol, there was a doll which he had purchased because it resembled the type of woman he craved. Then he had met its Jiving image. New York and Cuba are the ICONTEST AD, A James Cruze “THE COVERED WAGON”! “Stop! Look! Read! “The COVERED WAGON” Broduction From Emerson Hough’s Famous Masterpiece —Featuring— Ernest Torrence Lois Wilson, J. Warren Kerrigan, Tully’ Marshall Educational ! Thrilling ! Paramount ! The Rialto One Week Starting Sept. 27 Shows 1, 3, 7,9 locales’ of the story, and many of the scenes are colored by a new process that makes them an out- standing feature of an outstanding production. , BEAUTIFUL SHOTS. ~~ TNWYOMING FILM According ,to reports from pub- Uecity department of the Arrow Film corporation, one of their latest pro? ductions, “The Stranger in Canyon Valey,” which comes to the Wy- oming theater on Saturday contains a larga number of beautiful scenic “shots which form the ba round of the main action of this western paotoplay, The statement from Arrow fur- thre adds that a special effort was made in seeking out and selecting fitting locations for this photoplay. The company toury! through: south- ern and western California and some of the most beautiful natural spdts from these sections will be brought before the eyes of local fans who see this production and who, Ifke a bit of beautifyl scenery mixed with their photoplay entertainment. Edythe Sterling, now far famed as the best cowgirl type in motion pic- tures today, is the star “Tho Stranger in Canyon Val NEW MATERIAL 1N MUSICAL COMEDY AT COLUMBIA THEATER “The New Producer" is the new musical comedy offering at the Columbia theater, the Girls of the Follies company presenting the pro- duction. The plot shows the efforts of Hal Lawrence, theatrical booking agent, to get new material for his shows. Emmett Vogan, as. the colored gentleman, is employed right at the start, and Fred Lorch, as the tragedian, is next to be e¢m- ployed. These two funsters, with Vogan in blackface, furnish the real laughs and entertainment for the show. Various members of the cast are introduced as try-outs, and they score. The management of the Columbia theater kas installed an electrically lighted runway, which extends out over the part of the audience. This is an added feature that has been needed at the Columbia for sdme time and it will be welcomed by the patrons. May Lorch, singing ‘Hop! Blues,” makes a hit leading the choristers out on the runway. Barl Fisher, with a saxaphone specialty, is as popular ag ever, while his song number “Mandalay” makes good. Elaine Russell, whose voice and charming personality has pleased many at the Columbia_recently, is a favorite with “Leave Me," a ballad, .and “Oh. Bab; popular song and dance number assisted by the chor- us. Emmett Vogan with his “Minding My Business” song is a Knockout. Edythe Lawrence, one of the several darlings of the new company, leads a fishing number from the runway and stopsthe show. Buster Keaton, in= “The Three a feature comedy photoplay, rare treat to finish a well-bal- anced bill. Capacity houses greet- ed this new show yesterday. Sista rhe Lasbaschwes EXPERTS STAY FOR STUDY OF DISARMAN ENT GENEVA, Sept. 8. (By the As- sociated Press).—Although the Brit- ish and French premiers have gone from the meetings of the League of Nations, many of the ablest states- men and experts of Europe, Latin America and Asia remain here to study the problema of compulsory arbitration, security and disarma- ment which 46 governments havo or. dered examined to the end that henceforth all disputes between states may be settled pacifically Today the assembly, laying aside the question of reducing armaments is taking up other subjects mention- ed in the annual report of the league council. GEORGE O’BRIEN DOROTHY MACKAILL RALPH LEWIS d down Broadway—in the garish light of at last in the depth of Shanghai—9,670 miles on the, down grade—and That’s the story of “The . Up the Barbary Coast—ani then the long pull back! Man Who Casas Back.” HUMOR PASSION LOVE ‘A Mighty Book and Picture SUSPENSE “The ManWho TRAGEDY ACTION Play—A Mightier DETROIT MAY FURNISH SOME ~~ EXCITEMENT IN LEAGUE RACE (Copyright, , Casper Tribune.) NEW YORK, Sept, 8.—The De- troits are back in the fight again after seemingly drifting away from the storm ¢enter in the American league. Any team that takes it for granted that they are out of it is likely to get -badly left before the end of the season: The Tigers are bound home to fight out everything on their own aviation field and no team will get away from the Michigan jungle without being badly scratched until the time comes that*Cobb is willing to admit that he can not finish first or second—if that time ever comes. This Monday the Yanks jump to Boston after closing their home season. Washington will play, in Philadelphia at the same time. These games will have “a lot to do with winning the vennant. If either Washington or New York gets jolted by a presumably weaker Two-Piece P INTER will have no terrors for the girl equipped with so smart a two-piece outfit as this. Though the coat and dress are of the same material and are made to be worn together they may be divorced very easily. The coat would do for any other dress and the dress is very snappy without the wrap. Shutter green suede cloth is the ma- terial of the dress and coat, trimmed with gray squirrel and buttons of dark green bone. The wide sucde ber is-A novel feature. 7” a —s—_—— For results’ try a Tribune Clas sified Ad. Last Times Today, MILTON SILLS —IN— “LEGALLY DEAD” —also— JACK DEMPSEY “SQ THIS IS PARIS” TOMORROW ROY STEWART trip. ready rival before starting west, that team may play a melancholy game on the If both of them win, both will g0 into the west fighting hard. The handicap that the Yanks face right now is that the team is fimfiicted with “nerves” and is ke tk Every Parent crowd that smashed their that could not lose, a& good adviser to men, has that has shown wenkness joints a little ginger who cave fast when the tide turns. McGraw al- t and perk e pe The Washing Loves his children Tonight, daddy, take a package of WRIGLEY’S to the kiddies. Mother, too, will appreciate it. Doctors and dentists say that WRIGLEY’S helps to keep the teeth clean and the mouth wholesome and sweet. It is an aid to digestion, too, so convalescents are given WRIGLEY’S to stimulate stomach action and for its antiseptic effect upon mouth and throat., WRIGLEY’S after smokes cools and refreshes. IFFERENT FLAVORS SAME HIGH QUALITY i RIALTO ‘TODAY 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 o’Clock PATSY RUTH MILLER and MATT MOORE ib _ “The Breaking Point” For real thrills, see— —the —the —the —the —the terrific hand-to-hand combat in a lonely cabin; shot in the dark that killed one of the combattnts; sensational escape through a raging blizzard; reporter trail and corner the murder suspect; surprising climax that reveals the real murderer; Mary Roberts Rinehart’s greatest mystery-thriller. Additional Attractions Jack White Comedy, “Midnight Blues” Kinogram News Life’s Bitterest Lesson Being a simple country girl, Myra was flattered by the at- tentions of rich young Mr. Leland—especially sosince all the other girls had set their caps for him. In her innocence and ignorance, she did not dream that his gallantry was insincere—she could not fore- beethe startling train of events to which her admiration for this man was to lead, Read“WhenFearTookFlight” in True Story Magazine for October, It is «true narrative of tremendous dramatic power wrung from the heart of a girl. And this is but one of the many remarkable features in October True Story, now on cale at all newsstands, Now— Cooler Breakfasts hides breakfast prepared with tonight’s dinner—a QUICK QUAKER delight Try this new. recipe the richest, most delightfully cooling of hot weather ERE i F H Hreaktasts. Made of oats, it’s supremely nourishiig and invigorating, too, As you pre quantity of dinner tonight, cook your regular breakfast DICK QUAKER (the new Quaker Oats that cooks in three to five minutes). : feet When: done, pour into a pudding mould and let coo! hen place in the refrigerator over night, Cut in medium thick slices and serve at breakfast with fresh or cooked fruits or berries and sugar—fioat with rich milk or cream. ‘ The combination is delightful. A world noted chef discov- ered this new way. Just for the joy of it, try it Standard fall size and weight packages— Medium: 14 pounds; Large: 3 pounds, 7 oz. way through in 1923 with a pitching staf Huggins, who is inspirationai when “het up” and his hands full trying to prop up a team in the attempting to infuse a into the old fellows is probably having the same trial with the Giants. Players who ‘are accustomed to winning all the time get set in the notion that fate has turned against them when they are losing. They feel that they so radically different from its are getting the short end of every complex that it needs outfitting] thing and after that they are like from the toes up. The N York | farm hands working overtime on a ayers Walk around as if in a daze, | hot day. finish | Unless you see the ‘Be PAGE FIVR, away from home as well as the Ne Yorkers and that is the onl. that gives the Yanks a little ray sanshino now and then off six points lds three s dol: should thing 1 a game won What a pity the Brooklyns aid named Ebr . wh not haye another doubleheader to rida unsunk play on Friday, They might have amee, of Kisst set up a record of five twin vic-| heen a else arith: thaft tories in successive days and that| winni 41) games for Brooklyn. would have been a mark that would| «rt 4 of good example,”* have stood for a long time | sala Un The Giants gathered a doubdie- | —— header in their sortie into [hile delphia and picked up half a gar i) RINE You Cannot Buy on the Brooklyns, who were a New Eyes win only one game because iN Dil you'cee Prédisle s ee Bur they qayea. 1 was fon, AS) J Cheam, Healthy tien Mayes huts the<Glante where tt OUR EVES UseMurine Bre Remedy would have been the under dog Keep your Eyes Clean, Clear and Wealthy. much on the defens' It w e Eye Care Book, feats in baseball that lose 1 TODAY & TUESDAY TODAY Last Showings “Cytherea” Douglas MacLean | —with— aeehet a LEWIS STONE IRENE RICH “Never Say Die” It’s Rocking Casper With ALMA RUBENS A Stirring Truth Laughter ! | of Society Today —Also— | —Also— FEeANs “THE SMILE “COMMENCEMENT DAY” ane Comedy Sh 1, 2, 2:30, 5, 6:30, 8, 9: ows at ahs 20; fae 30, 8, 9:30 10c and 20c TONIGHT 6:45 9 o°Cl. COLUMBIA LAWRENCE AND VOGANS New Musical Comedy Company GIRLS OF THE FOLLIES In the Merry Musical Show ‘“THE NEW PRODUCER” A Laugh From Start To Finish SPECIALTIES BY EMMETT VOGAN EDYTHE LAWRENCE ELAINE RUSSELL HAL LAWRENCE ; FRED LORCH : hes and THE FOLLIES PRETTY CHORUS Real Dancers and Singers FEATURE PICTURE BUSTER KEATON In His Big Five Reel Comedy “THREE AGES” NEW SHOW STARTING WEDNESDAY o ri ODE OF med A Rod LaRocque, Jacqueline Logan * VICTOR FLEMING rennet Toys aren 7 Better be_on deck when the Good Ship Melodrama comes to port with the biggest cargo of thrills the sea ever knew. The hero of “The Ten Commandments” as skipper, Jacqueline Login as best mate and a crew of all- stars. Four Days Starting Tomorrow RIALT N’’ and INSIST! ) on tablets you are not getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for 24 years. t SAY “BAYER ASPIRI er Cross only “Bayer” package vhich contains proven directions. 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