Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 26, 1924, Page 6

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Shortly after a large English frigate in a scene, and resent both extremes of the proverb- fal seven ages of man. ginla Lee Vorbin, actress, COMEDY AT COLUMBIA): name, shown at the Iris theater today and Saturday, “THE COVERED WAGON” OPENS AT THE RIALTO THEATER. ON SATURDAY and offered another | yy. one day aw o h Beery as one of the oay Safe sar scenes abroad the Moorish gallease whichcontains proven directions produce of | Handy “Bayer” boxes of 12 tablet onal | Also bottles of 24 and 100—Druggist Aspirin ts the trade mark of Bayer ‘acture of Sonoaceticacidastes of Salle; ing a climax. R. Dumars, ment written around the une. Tomorrow the Tribune will money. role. the gallease attacked the cannon rained watch Pretty Molly! the incident being ene of the most Little Vir- the gifted child plays opposite “the vener- Po ht r W: able Joseph Dowling, who, it will , 3. 5 2 . 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First You’d Better See VIOLA DANA Don't Doubt Your Hushand A Tragic-Comedy of Married Life In Mat., 33 00 O'Clock; Children 10¢ A Blazing Story of the Cowboy Trails Also Comedy “Stretching the Truth” —And— FOX NEWS Shows at 1, 2, 3:80, 5, 6:30, 8, 9:30 10c———40c STARTS LAST TIMES TODAY SPECIAL ADDED ATTRACTION MILO'S MINSTRELS A minstrel different—A miniature presentation of a big city production, 45 minutes of an up-to-date review of minstrelsy and musical comedy, com- bining singing, dancing, pep and re- finement. A Lot of Class A Laugh a Minute Adults 40c Eve.,7:45,9:30 Adults 50c Children 25¢ 1, 2:45, 3:45, 5, 6:15, 7:30, 8:30, 9:30 .s moth production is rapidly approach- 731 Medison street, has been awarded the second prize for an advertise- picture. The ad is published in today’s Trib- e vill sos theca’ wen wou’ coer] THE RIALTO TOMIGHT In diseussing ‘The Covered Wag- on" one cannot overlook Lois Wil- sen who has the ieqaing feminine Molly Wingate—it you have read Emerson Hough's novel, you'll nev- A thrilling in the action of the picture, There {sn’t a dull moment in Miss Wilson's scenes in the photoplay. n Kerrigan plays the YOMING| “HANSEL and GRETCHEL” Che Casper Daily Cribune MILO'S MINSTRELS 10 CLOSE ENGAGEMENT AT Gerald Beaumont. It is a story of rere track life, and the hero is a tout. fersons familiar with the manner of men who make a living by dis- posing of information concerning face horses have said that the mag- azine story is one of the most nat- ural human interest stories ever told of race track activities. The picture was filmed in Tia Juana. Real races and many real track and/stable attaches being shown as atmosphere. Creighton Hale, George Cooper, Robert Brow- er, Kate Price and Edith Yorke are in the cast which Irving Cummings For the last times today Milo's Minitaure Minstrels will delight audiences at the Rialto theater. This troupe has been playing for two days and has drawn capacity heuses in both instances. Those (CUTS’SORES Cleanse thoroughl. he: Va are ee Universal's latest all star picture “Riders Up" to be shown at the Wyoming theater commencing to- ‘The other roles are filled FYOMING| BIG CARNIVAL DANCE Saturday, September 27th EVERYTHING THAT GOES TO MAKE UP A BIG CARNIVAL DANCE Hats, Confetti, Serpentine, Whistles, Horns and Balloons Will Be Given Away Free At This Dance Rawhouser’s Dance Artists, the Peppiest Orchestra In Town Will Furnish the Music—Come and Hear Them, They’re Good North Washington JAMES CRUZE Has Made Our Old OREGON TRAIL Live Again in His Filming of Diamant Hough’s Sto: ‘The Covered Wagon’ WITH LOIS WILSON TULLY MARSHALL ERNEST TORRENCE J. 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