Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 24, 1924, Page 4

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FOUR. “TARNISH” GREAT FIL STARTING AT AMERICA - is one of tho most exciting scénes/| George Fitzmaurice has| Old Fort Bridger with a night attack . id obser: | © day with Indians, ar combi earne i n unusual fash:on in his “Tarnish,”* hown at the ting today. f Mr aurice 1s hardly com: Keng rte ened sera com] of the first homesteads in Oregon— mon in the modern trend of Photo-| these are all incidents in a picture nas, simply because here we “Tarnish” reveals the drama centers around the ically Amierican 1 introduces valu ut its freshness of It viewpoint no denying. which America the- earnestness and observation ave a native drama of genuine vi- ealing to look upon there is story are many and varied and in- clude among others,\the start of 350 covered wagons from Westport Landing (now Kansas City), in 1848. s of fording freshet river und the like are depicted t realism, A buffalo hunt a fi by 2/8 2 iding of the trails to egon ahd California at old Fort Hall, a touch of the gold fever in California, magnificent mountain shots and a culmination of the ro mance with the establishment of one , Che Casner Daily Crihune as The White Moth and in it she is said to give the screen her best characterization. Conway Tearle, co-featured with her, portrays the brother who goes through the mar- riage ceremony, ‘The other brother is played by Ben Lyon. : “RIDERS UP” COMING TO WYOMING SATURDAY “Riders Universal all star picture to shown in the Wyo- mencinn is the : Beaumc ing was done at Tia Juana, he Yacing season was on. Creighton Hale has an important rol Others in the cast which Irving Cummings directe include that bristles with big scenes. Such listorical chaaacters as Kit Carson, Jim Bridger and Bill Jack- son, Scouts and typical western char- acters, are portrayed in the Para- mount screen version, of the novel, h is conceded to fhe one of the most nots Uterary’ achievements Bre Oren ek | oc the present decade. a eee breed teeta i opel” The varlous roles are in the hands mestic fe caused by a foolish | of well known screen J the es of the photoplay ¢ ading. man is J. x sean ite RignitiGant Lictece eeiet, | An@.the leading woman te Ils Sy it ly, the dramatic elements are fur-| son. Alan Hale is the villain. Othera st design'ng manicurist, |in the cast include Tully Marshall, : with the | Ethel W Charles Ogle and John ur claim the| Fox. Jack Cunningham adapted the wif The | novel to the sc reveals the youth's past = life, and the’ fact that she is carry ing on a little philandering seane with the father of the girl May McAvoy, as the young hero- ine, is charming and effective; Marie A | THEATER TODAY . in the role of the manfcur nd bewitch’ng hearts, and Ron- most convincing as an romantic “young man » to be seen Norman Myers, Priscilla Bon: Gran and Mrs ll of whom make ightfully interesting eS Ee “SQVERED WAGON” IS FPG OF EARLY WEST A magnificent epic of the early West is James Cr ‘8 Paramount production, “The Covered Wagon,” which. will be the- ure at the Rialto theater for a week beginning turday his is a picturization of amerson Hough's new novel of the same name, ani it is said to-be one of the greatest photoplays ever seen soreen features The MAKES Many of your trends think that you re too fat. You toc realize it. 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BUDDY MESSINGER 10c and 30c TOMORROW “SHIFTING SAND” SS SS FABBAAAae SHOULD GRAW CROWDS With an Milo’s Miniature added attraction Minstrels the Rialto as theater also presents today "Tne Mun Who Fights Alone.” ‘This is a abination moving picture ana work that should please auc Jences of the most varied taste. } Wiliam Farnum ana £ Wilson haye tne leading roles in the picture while they are assisted in a markeu .egree by kalwrad ddorton, leading ugnt of “Ruggles of Red Gap.” ‘ne story deais with the affuction o: paras and consequent menta: ullering und jealousy endured t ausband who Lears tnat because 0. «08 amtuuction he has lost tne love us wits. fue aminstre!s haye been looked forward to with pleasurabie anuc. yauon by Cusperites anu it is nov ukely that anyone wiil be disappoint ed with the show. ‘There is wurd and orchestra of eight peop, all of them possessed of mne musica: Guent. They present a snow of 4v minutes duration, Shows start a. 4:45 and 9:80 o'clock this evening. “MA, LOOK AT HIN? IS | GLOSING AT GOLUMBI The Columbia theat ing “Ma, Look at iim” for the last times tonight. The comedy has been more than pleasing during its run at the Columbi The chorus girls, the solo singers, and the a Jaen y is present co} ns have all been at their best “The Monkey's Paw" is the fea ture picture, PARIS NIGHT LIFES CREATOR OF ROMANCE Gay Paree, its glamorous night life, the theater, the brilliant Bal des Artistes, a beautiful dancer known as The White. Moth, who Is the ‘idol of the stage, an extraordi- nary romance—these are some of the chief ingredients that went into e making of ‘The White Moth,” National picture which will be the Iris theater today and ng American milllonaires, rs, visit Parts, nd one » Who is dy engaged, with The White Moth. The in order to prevent the mar- her himself, and the same day leaves his bride. This is the unusual situation that brings about what is sald to be one of the most novel of denouements ever screened. Barbara La Marr has th Broadway at 103d St. (Subway Expres: 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, 3rooms Dinner de Luxe $1.35 served 4n Blue Room and Grill Exceptional Orchestra M. P. MURTHA, Mgr. MARSEILLES ation st Door) INO TAMALES I GREAT DEMAND Popular Brands Being Turned Out at High Speed in Factory. A trip through Walker Prop: company’s plant at Austin, 7 following the ‘cans from the time cd in 10,000 lets from re shipped in thile Con C: ties Tamales Mexene Chile P : is a wonderfully interesting and $1 structive experience. The n are conveyed from the freight cars on metal belt conveyors © the second floor of the building th re carried by gravita throug u eam chamber vhich thoroughly sterilizes and leans them. 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From advance orders pouring in, Mv. Gohlke expects by far the lurg: St suies this fall and winter tha any season in the concern. Dismissal Of Suit Asked By Evan Fontaine FRANCISCO, Sept. 24 otion for dismissal “without pi * was entered in district court Ju the Unite here by es ounsel for Evan Burrows Fontaine, New York dancer, in her $1,000,00; h of nelius promise ce ‘anderbilt Inancier. The motion was resisted» by coun- sel for Whitney, however, and argu ent was set for next Neither Miss Fontaine nor Whitne: ippeared in court. Counsel for Miss Fontaine sal thet the dismissal motion was er ered instructions from Mis ‘ontaine’ New York counse Chagles Firestone, and that the ir tructions unaccompanied b; were iy explanation. Cou eer of Walker Prop- . Gohike states that a close eneck kept on the Tamale depart- ment the first few days of opera- 120,000 were manufactured” and rackid per day—placed end to end, tamales would stretch out history of this —A action against Whitney, oung New York and San Francise Monday. y their client's claim that Miss Fon- tainc was at one time the wife of | Sterling L. Adair and that Whitney bears no relation to Cornelius “Sonny” Whitney, the six-year-old son of the plaintiff. $ * The action formerly was entered in the New York courts ‘and was dismissed there December 22, 1923, after a*showing that Miss Fontaine and Adair had been married in 1918. Subsequently Whitney married Miss Marie Norton, a New York society girl, and took up his resi- dence in Buslingame, a suburb of San Francisco EX-SOLDIERS GIVEN TERMS nh ne ne CHEYENNE, W Sept. 24.—Har- vey Buckner, 21, who, upon his: dis- charge from the United States army n Don’t wait for time to heal that itching rash NEGLECT of even the slight- est skin rash, roughness, 1 chafing or soreness may have a serious consequences Painful, y| disfiguring complaints like ec- zema, ringworm, ete., all start in a small way. The safest plan is to keep a jar of Resinol Oint ent ready to use at the first sign of skin trouble. It promptly stops itching and reduces inflamma- tion and burning. The tiny 1-| pores readily receive this sooth- ing ointment, and its healing influence is carried far below the surface of the skin. Resinol Reap is a favorite with thousands who like its is generous lather, so refreshing 4 and cleansing. At all druggists. ’ 0 ia. y 1 for Whitney argued that RE SI N O Ey should be an adjudication of American Pencil Co., 17 Black Degrees LS 3 Copying , As soft or hard as you wish * 220 Fifth Avenue, N. ¥. Winner of Uncle Hook s when men wus men n 27, 28, 29, acters. an’ sum other bird, I LSSEEICONTEST AD, “THE COVERED WAGON You orter see the melodramar of ye olden days The Koverd Wagn By M Erson Huff . At th’ Ree-al-toe Sat.,Sun., Mon., Tues, W.ed., Thurs., Fri. SEPTEMBRE Directioned by that famous depicter of pioneer life Jams, Grews starrin’ them famus. movie J. WARREN KERRIGAN LOIS WILSON TULLY MARSHALL At 2, 4, 7,9 Musick by the wimmen as usual Fourth Prize OkODATS FOLETSIEEQ ez: * injuns wuz HELL. 30, 31, 32, 33 don’t know who he wuz Copper Riveted Waist OVERALLS TWO-HORSE BRAND For Men and Youths Out Wear Out Sell ALL: OTHER GARY Ey ikxd WEAK, NERVOUS Benefited by First Bottle of Lydia E. 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Russell found himself without sufficient funds to fnance his return to his home in the south and, therefore, wrote and’ passed fraudulent checks totaling $80, will have to postpone his homeward jour- ney. He pleaded guilty in district court to a charge of forgery and wase sentenced to serve from 18 to 24 months in the sthte penitent/ary. Earl Carroll, soldier from Fort Russell, pleaded guilty of burglary in Cheyenne and wase sentenced to serve from 18 to 24 months in the penitentiary, 5 A SP TODAY and THURSDAY BARBARA LA MARR —and— ” CONWAY TEARLE a Also Comedy— “SPRING FEVER” "The SPECIAL MILO'S A Little Jazz Mat., 3:00 O’Clock ced to serve from 18 to 24 months. —__6—__—_ 2 (OsTE TOR FREE EYE CARE BOOK MURINE Co. CMICAGCUS - WILLIAM FARNUM Fights Alone’ Here’s Popular “Bill” Farnum As You'll Like Him Best THE BIGGEST ADDED ATTRACTION EVER PRESENTED AT THIS THEATER SO MINIATURE JAZZ BAND AND _ ORCHESTRA OF EIGHT PEOPLE A Minstrel Different—A Miniature Presentation of a Big City Production 45 Minutes of An Up-to-date Review of Minstrelsy and Musical Comedy, Combining Singing, Dancing, Pep and Refinement WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 24, 1924, worms forms one of the most im. portant and lucrative occupations among the women of the Italian countryside. J. L, Reeves, 27, pleaded guilty to charge of bigamy and was senten- The breeding and rearing of silk- [STOP ! LOOK ! LIST “THE SIGN, x id ate TOWER EI AL October Ist —at— WYOMING IRRITATED BY UN, WIND.DUST 6.CINDER‘ PHONE 14 FOR TICKETS FOR “The | | Covered Wagon” Now Selling—7:00 o’Clock Show Reserved Man Who _ SPECIAL MINSTRELS A Lot of Class A Laugh a Minute Chitves oc Eve., 7:45, 9:30 3 Adults’ 50c 9 Children 10c Children 25¢ MAY McAVOY NORMAN Shows at 1—3—5— “AND'YOU ASK ME TO BE YOUR WIFE WITH ANOTHER WOMAN'S KISS STILL WARM ON YOUR LIPS” Comedy—“Outdoor Pajamas” ‘A Tale. of True Love and a Tarnished Heart ! A mirror of life ag lived by some of the reckless youth of today witha revelation of the beauty of real love and the reckoning that comes to those who tarnish their souls with “wild oats,” MARIE PROVOST KERRY and HARRY MYERS RONALD COLMAN Pathe News and Topics 7 and 9 10c and 40c STARTS TODAY A BISHOP-CASS THEATER