Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 12, 1924, Page 6

© PAGE SIx. «CODE OF THE SEA = HOW AT RIALTO IS FEATURE PICTURE by Byron Morg: will remember hero of “The ts’ and in jue and Jacqueline . tured in the . Paga- ture, ‘Code of the Sea," eater. It's a Victor nm, adapted to the m Millhauser from an. Ten ‘A Society orta Swanson and ti Logan recently it 1 lardom by her . © Light That Fail u f «a Tomor: nj I the role of a r a miserable 4, Miss Lo ‘0 1 ughter of @ a 1 c n, which role, y played by George ot » M e Flynn and Luke a have important parts. Is sure SPEED, ACTION AND : GRIME FEATURED IN 8 FAT AMER a h } You'll have to do what you're told a 4 if you go to the Iris theater today 7 a auton and Saturday. ‘Hold Your Breath” a ap re ot natn | is ao full of brisk action and thrill J a Rahs But every | IMs situations that dt takes your = tnows that, when the name | breath away, A particularly apt title 5. 7. Carter te icashad CoHeene at. Jimmie Adams certainly de x as author of the.script, they wos than TOR, he: won’ froce: Ab s see super-melodrama fe for thinking of it, s ( vr." written by Your Breath" js s and directed by DE " 1 thrillodrama! the ghort, Chr s t the America oat feature P. ¥y : oa ha 28 story ‘ 8 mes Kent, a goodloking hero, | the hum: thie a wings Into the picture on a derrick | #¢t# out to hold down her a 1m hundreds of feet above the | TePortorial job and does Fi : A Later he appear in| She Touses the le tow C Witten, nena with, moet | reaks her neck before she suc ud 1 of which pro ath ene I fais ta JB ane “put The east ts comprised of a grand < i Me keindiace ‘ of well known players. Doro: t pe aneeent na he 8 ee tev DeVore, the !rrepressible ttle Rib perrect SN i Ah star of-a multitude of Christie come- aD. (Gaiters tek he dies, is the girl Walter Hiers a eee play fiancee and Qi, etithe Tully Marshall is as the eocen ‘ Dér trie collector. Jimmie Adams, Jim inle Harrison, Prisellla Bonner, Lin father's ch e hebn picked up by to Kent the mar Doris helps Kent is a clean-cut to » for a prospective son in-law, had lost his ticket which had \ tramp and sold While ‘Trask wrangles with re 5 move th n, and finds him a or more congen'al companion than a Tr Nothing can be done abo: ticket, so he stays on, while asic coola his heels outside, Thus 1 friendship between Kent nd a deep of Trask toward Kent LUMBIA MUSICAL fl SS See nmity on the CHOW MAKES FRIENDS FOR POPULAR HOUSE ppy came new sical nuns ind the plot which Is inc » the fun and the music Columbia, the current r edy Follies company with a horus girls and cley Gury 2 Pacates Last Times Today “BACK TO YELLOW JACKET” “POP TUTTLE” TOMORROW Oliver Curwood's HE STRANGER IN CANYON VALLEY” TODAY—SATURDAY “HOLD YOUR BREATH” thy Devore alter Hie Other ( Ss medy tars Also “Roaring Lions” 1 | Fred Lorch whose humor is equally effective. Elaine Russell takes the leading role of the telephone super visor and she is supported by Hal Lawrence and Edythe Lawrence. Harl Fisher has a specialty part tn the role of a hard boiled cow puncher. One of the fine specialties show is the duo presented by \Lawrence and ' Ei laine Russell has numbers, one of them being a snap py jazz tune and she scores. Hal Lawrence is most acceptable in his “Old Fashioned Girl Number,’ with the chorus in charming old fashioned gowns. Edythe Lawrence whose dimpled presence in the Col umbia ‘shows adds much to the en tertainment of the audience, has one of her best song numbers, and akes a hit, Earle Fisher sings hine” with real effect. Fred and Mary Lorch present a duo specialty that nearly stops the show. in @ bead dance al treat, for her graceful nts and joy in dancing hakes the number doubly entertain- ng. Mr. Fisher plays the sax as special accompaniment for the dance. “Daughters of Today” is the fea ture picture. HOLD YOUR BREATH Io FAST GOMEDY AT picture was directed by Scott Sidney and written by Frank Roland Con- Klin, author of innumerable Christie scripts If you want @ good time or are itching for excitment go to the Iris theater and “hold your breath.” COLOR PROCESS |S USED IN NEW ZANE: BREY PRODUCTION Motion picture at last before the pu as they real Known to millions of people through their screen plays, many movie stars unrecognized among crowds to changed appearance off th v s et. Col oring in complexions, hair and eyes not registered by black and white photography account for these al terations In appearance. he perfection of the color process s will appear ly are ng Che Casper Dailp Cribune — in colors true to I'fe. Flesh tints. hair and eye colors are all shown exactly as ther are in daily life. Among the players who will appear in “Wanderer of the Wasteland,” which is coming to the Riaito the- ater tomorrow are Jack Hok, Kath- lyn Will'ams, Billie Dove. Noah Berry and SHANGHAI—Numbers of wound- ed soldiers were reported arriving in Kashing, southwest of Shanghai. CHICAGO—The Standard Qil Com: pany of Indiana announcer a gen reduction in gasoline prices in eleven states in which it oper- ATLANTIC CITY—Brig. General John Dunn defeated Brig. General | InlS THEATER TODAY coln Plumer, Jay Belasco Ge e Pierce, odman, Budd Fine, Eddie Baker and Douglas Car. ter comprise the remainder of the large and very c Her Great TEMPTATION He told her that marriage was simplyaform—that in the eyes of God they were manand wife a8 surely as though a dozen €eremonies had been spoken over them. And like thousands of other girls who listen with their hearts instead of their minds—she believed hint, } Hadsheknownthetruthabout _| life, what bitter ar sh of | soul she would have escaped! “His Great Temptation," which w o “her great temptation,” is a powerful, heart-gri: 1% Narrative you won't soon forget. It is oniy one of the many remarkable features in October True Story, now on gale at allows. Stands. | The Shampoo With HIS sec be it bl 50c a bottle gSmmcontest AD; Directed -by James Cruze, one of the best directors of filmdom. THE STORY: By Emerson Hough, is one of the best stories of the pioneers avrit- ten, 25¢ Some of Them— under construction ; — aA battle against s beneath the city’ REED HOWES ALSO COMEDY “THE HUNT” FOX. NEWS CHAS. CONKLIN LINCOLN J. CARTER’S f GREATEST MELODRAMA THE CYCLONE RIDER A HURRICAN —Two men in a death struggle, eighteen floors above the street; —The daring rescue of a man from the ledge of a skyscraper; —A man swinging like a pendulum from the topmost beam of a building —The eyenge of the underworld king; —The most sensational automobile race ever filmed; —A racing car traveling at breakneck speed driven into a cliff to avoid running over a child; eemingly insurmountable odds in the water mains reets, ALMA BENNETT EVELYN BRENT IN THE CAST STARTS TODAY . Fascinate Him fa Se | with the Radiance of Your Hair—use - ret ofthe fashionable hair dresser will give to your hair— | onde, brown or brunette—a new glory of light and lustre. } elicately perfumed liquid of Hennafoam Shampoo there / beuna in just the right proportion to bring out a// the beauty in every woman’ s+hait, : nnaf Wennafoam “THE COVERED WAGON” See This Picture! “The Covered Wagon” AT THE RIALTO THEATER _ ||| | Afternoons 1—3 Evenings 7—9 | & OF THRILLS 1 in filming Zane Grey's “Wan-| Lloyd M. Evett for re-election as derer of the Wasteland,” an Irvin]}commander in chief of the Veter- Willat production for Paramount,|ans of Foreign Wars. will n it possible for the public to_see their favorites on the screen MINNBAPOLIS—Voteran Postal — i] @ Touch. of Henna At alt | dealers . FOR SALE BY Midwest Pharmacy of the Kimball Drug Store (Two Stores for Your Conveniénce) MIDWEST BUILDING The Casper Pharmacy, 111 East Second DRUGS AND JEWELRY The Kimball Drug Store, 214 South Center (Two Stores for Your Convenience) The John Tripeny Company, 241 South Center , DRUGS AND JEWELRY Starting Sept. 27, and continuing for ome week, THE CAST Includes: Lois Wilson J. Warren Kerrigan Ernest Torrencé ‘Tully Marshall Shows at 1, 3, 5, 7 and 9.0’Clock 10¢c AND 40c FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1924. employees, members of the National Association of Postal Supervisors, endorsed a‘ campaign to have the postal salary fncrease bill passed ever President Coolidge’s veto. > "BRING YOUR SILVERWARE COUPONS URINE | Beiusifut } Sots Wrens one Renee TO THE AMERICA TOMORROW NIGHT, (SATURDAY) The. 26- f agers Silverware will be given to the per- son pene sgt ago se number of coupons. mly coupons is- sued by the America are good. Leave them with the doorman as you enter. Have them in an envelope with youn galas i number of coupons it contains and your irae bape 60c dinner at Wray Cafe.—Ady. paar ie bid Kars Est csnty Cai! the Tribune tur bighway In- formation. —__ Suffered Ten Years | With Stomach Trouble be found for Tanlac. But Tanlac won out and I am in the best of health now I have known in 10 years, I now eat nearly every- thing, have a ravenous appetite, and j———— have gained weight and strength until I look and feel like a different person. Tanlac did what I thought impossible for any medicine to do." Tanlac is for sale by all good drug- gists. Accept no substitute. Over 40 million bottles sold. Persons with coupons must be in the theater. Then Mrs, Ogle Found Re- be decided at 9 o'clock. lief By Taking Tanlac “T always have and always will claim that Tanlac saved my life,” recently declared Mrs. May Ogle, 3256 24th Ave, West, Seattle Wash. “I don’t believe anybody could suffer with stomach trouble worse than I did fer 10 years. It kept me sick in bed for weeks ata time. My suffering became more severe in spite of all I could do until nearly all hopes of getting well left me. “Certainly a harder task could not f th Wasteland’ fn IRVIN WILLAT production ANE GREY’S famous adventure - romance, ENTIRELY IN NAT- URAL COLORS! More than a picture—it’s life itself! Tanlac Vegetable Pilla for con- stipation, made and recommended by the manufacturers ef TANLAC. —Advertisement. wernt JACK HOLT KATHLYN WILLIAMS NOAH BEERY BILLIE DOVE SPECIALS For Saturday Tomatoes, for canning, Ib Potatoes, pet hundred Ibs Empson Peas, per dozen cans. - Pickards’ Grocery 4 537 W. Railroad Phone 917 PSS E ENTIRELY IN NATURAL COLORS,~ sa8 STARTS TOMORROW FOR FOUR DAYS RIALTO COLUMBIA. LAST TIMES TODAY LAWRENCE and VOGAN’S BIG MUSICAL SHOW GIRLS OF THE FOLLIES In the Laughable Musical Success “MY TELEPHONE GIRL” —Featuring— THE FOLLIES DANCING CHORUS NEW SPECIALTIES SONGS AND DANCES —Feaiure Picture— “DAUGHTERS OF TODAY” NEW SHOW TOMORROW “THREE MARRIED MEN” KIDDIES’ CANDY MAT. SATURDAY Every Boy and Girl Attending the Matinee Will Receive a Box of Candy Free Blue Bird Confectionery 544 S. Center St. Phone 1938 - FOURTH BIG DAY “« RIALTO “Code of The Sea” —With— ROD LAROCQUE and JACQUELINE LOGAN BIG SCENES—The chief ingredients of this picture are roar- ing, slashing action and intense dramatic situations. It con- tains far better storm stuff than has ever before been shown on the screen. ‘ou'll see ships buffeted by mountainous waves, a little yacht riding the tempest like a cockle-shell un- til it grinds itself to pieces against a sabre-toothed reef. You'll see a cringing coward become a red-blooded, fight he- man, and when you see La” Rocque disappear beneath the waves after the Neroid es down, you think sure there’s an unhappy ending—-But what a surprise! Also Mermaid Comedy—Cartoon—Movie Chats LAST TIMES TODAY AT 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 0’Clock 6:45 o’Clock STARTING TOMORROW THE FIRST MOTION PICTURE TO BE DONE ENTIRELY IN NATURAL COLORS ZANE GREY’S “WANDERER of the WASTELAND” HOOT MON! DIRECT FROM LOS ANGELES MARLOR “HIGHLANDER’S” ORCHESTRA f In Full Highland Costume—Will Entertain You With a DANCE NORTH WASHINGTON HALL TONIGHT Something Different From the Rest SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS The Only Organization of Its Kind on the Road DINNA FORGET THE DATE for ove QE Ouaccs for re WHY PAY WAR PRICES? | r over 33 years | ™ Finer Texture and Larger Volume in Your Bakings Millions of Pounds Used the Government