Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 25, 1924, Page 5

“THE MAN WHO FIGHTS ALONE” GIPPIG FL “The Man Who ‘Fights Alone” at the Rialto is unusual in theme and gripping in story. What is more it marks the screen come-b of Wil- Mam Farnum, this time under the Paramount banner. On top 6f that it has a superb supportin cast head- Horton, both featured. Wallace Worsley directed the production. Farnum has the role of a two- fisted engineer who wins the love of a beautiful girl who had also been courted by his best friends. Il alth makes it necessary for him to form a partnership with his friend who is an hororable man in every respect. As day after day he sees his wife and his friends talking, laughing, enjoying each other's com- pany, suspicion and bitterness creep into his heart until there comes a time when *his mind is so warped that he resélves upon a desperate cotrse of action. How his ttle daughter saves him from the conse quences of his own folly and how he is made to see his jealousy to be without foundation, form a mighty climax that will send the red blood tingling and coursing thru your veins. > NEW YORK PICTURED AS IT 1S IN “TARNISH:” ~ THEAMERIGA THEATER A majority of all motion pictures produced present some phase of New York life, but according to Ronald Colman, who plays the lead- ing masculine role in “Tarnish, which is now playing at the Ameri- ca, not one of ten mirrors truly life he metropolis. ae one had never visited New York,” states Colman, “but relied solely upon the motion picture for his or her impression, it might be believed that there were nothing in, sions of the rich. Or that all down- town offices were as spacious as palaces and had twenty-foot ceilings. “ “Tarnish,’ however, is one of the few pictures I have acted in ‘which shows New York as it really is. Perhaps it is because both Mr. Goldwyn, the producer, and Direc- tor George Fitzmaurice are thor- oughly familiar with the metropo- lis. ‘“Tarnish’ deals with a typical New York family and it very accu- rately pictures the 1fe of the weal- thy, the middle classes, and the ‘very poor. ‘The’ cabaret it shows is not an over-gaudy, bizarre affair such as no New Yorker ever saw. It is, of course lively, gay, exotic, and ‘to anyone who has _ visited Broadway's white lights it will re- : call memories of the most famous ight cafes. “The whole story seems to catch the spirit of Mdnhattan—just as surely and as accurately as 0. Henry caught it in his famous short stories.” IFTEEN FREIGHT CARS FOR FILMING PICTURE Fifteen freight cars, two locomo- tives and other railroad equipment were used in the Clarence L. Brown unit from Universal City at Fort Bragg. in Northern California, where for Virginia Valli’s new star- ring vehicle, “The Signal Tower,” was filmed. The new production, Universal-super-Jewel comes to the Wyoming theater next Wednes- day, A portable signal tower, whieh the central interest around in the STARTING SATURDA BUCK AT HIS BEST, IN \ A WONDERFUL \ Te \\ \ ' SS SS 3 /.. ne = J 4 L ri Messy) i, + teeth peel WILLIAM Fox presentsy BU CKo JONES” THE JOESERT ed by Lois Wilson and Edward, New York but cabarets and the man“ even 45 minutes and every minute is full of snap. Maxine Milo, lady saxophonist dancer and soloist, has a close run with Miss Rene Vincent, prima don- na, for honors in the show. Miss Milo plays “‘Sazophobia” as an in- strumental solo and has a tricky specialty for an encore. She a sings @ couple of blues numbers that pleased the audience. In the comedy line George Twy- man and Mel Melvin, blackface end men, have_a fast line of minstre chatter and Melvin sings “Minding BURSTING GAM SAVES BUCK JONES AND GIR There's a colossal kick after ma: thrills in “The Desert starring Buck Jones ica theater st Story is woven, and in which many of the major sequences take place, was built in the studio and tran: ported to the north country. It was set up at a siding along the Cali- fornia Western Railroad and Navi- rting Saturday. Hallow n the great mood which folowed |goltre two years ago. The misery | sation Company tracks between My Business” in a style that is ha lesperate May from the bru- | {°° employ of John Jeremy of] Tuesday’s gale. The death toll is|has never bothered since. Sorbol WYOMING Fort Bragg and Willats, in the) way botweer Al Jolson and Joe Jack.| tish clutches of dranken Doc Mc-| Stillwater, Minn., a professional | regarded as light, however, in view |Quadruple, a stainless liniment, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 1st Sierras. son. Chesnty, the outlaw ler, They y _recoverer, and he is r of the extent of the flood, which | U%°d- 2 tase —>___—_ MARY THOMPSON WINNER QF THIRD PRIZE. IN AD Olive Milo, has a feature play @ cornet and her accompanir on the’ piano at thé same time and proves a clever interlocutor. Mr. | ''@ Milo,, the director, pieased the audi. | “ ence with a trombine solo, his or chestra leading being done on the violin, n horse-back, They are pu ni vandone s! They fight ¢ . againet “ids. Both me: ast shot 8. s. ov whelming ou spent. Then the And sweeps their assailan bur : - The act is standard vaudeville ana | °W® ‘Sensationally, ‘ sayed’ * CONTEST STAGED HER is high class amusement from cur. | St ; tain to curtain. The speed never << Slackens and those who attend the Rialto today or tomorrow are as: sured of an hours’ real entertain ment: In addtiien to the miniature min- An enterprising girl with an ¥ In toflay’s Tribune there is be- ing published the “Covered Wagon advertisement submitted to the Rial- to contest by Mary A. Thompson, sfully with famous gondoliers ing sightseeing parties up a’ down the Grand Canal in Venice. Che Casner Daity rinune Ogutlaw," at the Amer. m Langdon, the hero, and Tom her brother, have rescued Hoy n are wounded. Their dam to-date motor boat is competing suc. — : PAGE FIVE. | $2,500 for the fund before the day} held down by the timely ws is. Jeremy will be here Friday. } given the inhabitants when the —————_—_—__— began to overflow its banks. RUSS FLOOD GOITRE CAUSED LENINGRAD, Russia, Sept. 25.— fund of $ WHEN YOU SEE “THE SIGNAL TOWER” STARRING VIRGINIA VALLI You will see the most re- markable and thrilling train wreck ever screened— —at the— Lady Tells of Relief. NOTE: It would be itl 1 to pub- ligh these statements if not true. Mrs. F. Bowdick, Monte Vista, Colorado, says she Will tell or write how she was relieved of her terrible Sleeplessness, Run Down Condition | (By The Asociated Press)—Nineteen and Lump in Throat. Colorado Wyo. sersons are known to have. perished 800 hi Sept. been rafsed here 25.—A y to this city, with an > find the bodies | id Lake Hatti € demands rail fare for himself and helper, 4 day and $500 for each body f A man ment byilding Get more information from Sorhol Company, Mechanicsburg, Ohio, all drug stores, locally a John Tripeny Was the worst suffered by the for- 1er Russian al since 1824. The alties 1 to } n Rialto GOING TO GET MARRIED? ng_results. LW ad at work on the goveyn here - TODAY TOMORROW. nt tecommended recovered the in Minnesota $200, the and the busi the city the balance of , the em- Jeremy, body ho havin his brother The ks contributed Ame n Legion ness men of the mone 2p: in nd strel there io a feature photoplay | —— ee = 1029 East Second street. She wine William Farnum in “The Man Who Fights Alone.” The minstrel show is playing a matinee and two evening performances daily. The Netto ladies orchestra, Mrs. M, H. Todd, leader, ably Supports the musical numbers and addg much to the performance. —— “THE WHITE MOTH? IS. | CHARMING ON SCREEN “The White Moth,” a First Na- tional picture, which began an en. gagement at the Iris theater las night, offers exceptional screen en- tertainment and marks a signal achievement for Maurice Tourneur, the director, and the artists who en. act it. It is a beautiful, fantastic, absorb- jing piece of cinema entertainment revolvin garound,the gay night life ot Paris and the ‘whirl of society in New York. Barbara La Marr, the third prize in the cootest. Leslie Goodwin, Poling apartments whose contribution was published yester- day Was winner of the fourth prize, }and Gertrude Rekal, 726 Madison street, won fifth prize. Bigger than the biggest circus. i Not even the éxtravagant press- ; agentry of the greatest show on earth could excel the truth regarding theater next Saturday. F’fty car- the production of “The Covered Wagon” which comes to the Rialto loads of material were shipped to the location at Baker, Nevada. In adition, one thousand Indians, and more thah two thousand white Persons are seen in the picture. Al- so there are upward of 100 horses, several hundred mules and 500 coy ered wagons. The center of activi- ties was at the Baker Ranch. Prion to arriving there, director James Cruze spent several days at Ante- lope Island in the Great Salt Lake, making: a* buffalo hunt with 500 head of bison on that island. J. Warren Kerrigan and Lois Wilson head a splendid cast. The White 6 - Delightfully Different | QUALITY MAINTAINED ONTEST AD, “THE COVERED WAGON’ SSSR VIOLA DANA Dont Doubt YourHusband A Tragi-Comedy of Married Life in the First Year éy SADA COWAN and HOWARD HIGGIN DELICIOUS OFF SPECIAL SPECIAL THE BIGGEST ADDED ATTRACTION EVER PRESENTED AT THIS THEATER MILO’ MINSTRELS: MINIATURE JAZZ BAND AND ORCHESTRA OF EIGHT PEOPLE SRR RE 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 EE “TROUBLES” 16 NEWEST Moth, an Amer n girl who becomes the dancing sensation of the Paris stage, with a legion of su‘tors, was Thompson, Mary A. i Winner of Third Prize 1029 East Second, Casper A Little Jazz A Lot of Class A Laugh a Minute a never better cast, and Conway Tearle, co-featured with her as a millionaire who marries her to stop the romance of his brother, gives a powerful performance. SaaS. ou It is est’mated that women in the United States pay $113,500,000 a year to beauty experts. RHEUMATIC NEURITIS } Cannot Exist in the Human Body If - You Will Use ‘Trunk’s Pre- scription : It is a shame to suffer with in- flammatory, muscular, sciatic, neu- ritis or any form of Rheumatism. This Prescription does not ruin the stomach, it does not depress the COLUMBIA PRODUCTION —_— Lawrence and Vogan's company a the Columbia wil’ open the musi- cal comedy ‘Troubles’ at the Col- umbla theater this evening. The comedy {s up to the standard of pre- vious ones given by this troupe and should be making the members of the audience ferget their own hard. ship in the problems that cross the Paths of the characters while noth- ing but laughter is to résult from it. Hal Lawrence will sing Stella,” Elaine Russell “Stole My Gal,’ and Edythe Lawrence “Swanee Cradle.” Other specialties will also be pre- ‘sented. ——_>—___ VARIED MUSICAL SHOW 5 MILO" MINSTRELS _ Massive ! | heart. 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COVERED WAGON BALL THE EVENT OF THE SEASON Cash Prizes for the Best Costumes Made to Represent Those Worn at the Time of the “Covered Wagon” Period Tully Marshall THEATER ek Beginning Evening 7 and 9 Trunk’s Prescription sells for $ at John Tripe' the Rialto yesterday for a three- day run. The show carries six prin- clpals, all_of whom do clever spe. cia'ties and has its own drchestra leader. The performance runs an Wyoming —Everybody’s Theater— NOW PLAYING PEGGY HYLAND . ne ORT “SHIFTING SANDS” You will like the gripping story, the local color, the sifting of right and wrong, loye and hate. —also— BABY PEGGY In Her Latest Comedy ‘Hansel and Gretchel’ 10c—and—30, SATURDAY “RIDERS UP” In the gay throng of merry makers one woman's heart was breaking because of the tarnish on the soul of the man she loved and trusted. MAY McAVOY RONALDO COLMON Comedy—‘“Outdoor Pajamas” Shows at 1, 3, 5, 7, and 9. MARIE PREVOST HARRY MYERS News—Topics 10c and 40c SESE Ly LASKY PRESENTS t ‘The Covered Wa JAMES CRUZE @: Paramount’ Picture % ve A raging tornado of fire, nine miles wide, coming w fast express train— Men, women, children, horses, oxen—an army of covered wagons— fleeing pell mell for their lives— That’s the Prairie Fire, one of the hundred thrills in Wagon.” RIALTO an ith the speed of a “The Covered Seats Reserved for 7 o’Clock Show Only PHONE 14 We Will Hold Them for You ONE SATURDAY Hear the Old Time Music and See the “Old Timers”? Dance the Virginia Reel and Square Dance ADMISSION 50c---LADIES FREE MUSIC BY HUNT’S NOVELTY BAND OF CHICAGO LAST TIMES TODAY THE WHITE MOTH —With— BARBARA LA MARR —And— CONWAY TEARLE —Also — SUNSHINE COMEDY “SPRING FEVER” Shows at 1, 2, 3:30, 5, 6: “8 and 9:30, 10c—and—20c Constipation . breeds 40 diseases What a wreck of the human body constipation can make. It floods the system with dangerous poisons. It leads to serious diseases. Don't neglect it! 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