Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 29, 1924, Page 4

Sh emebesd EPL, pretthe. PAGF FOUR. PIONEER WORK TOWARD MAKING NATION SHOWN IN “COVERED WAGON” What is the most vital period in American history? There may be a divisiog of opin- fon between the Revolution, the Civil War, the winning of the west and so, but certainly the last named has had a tremendous bearing upon the development of the American nation, The hardy pioneers who wrested from the earth the yellow metal, the sacrifices made by the homeseekers who braved the hardships and perils of the miles of prairie, mountain and river to gain the western prom. ined Jand—these facts bulk large in the development of America. Thus is the story of “The Cov- ered Wagon,” an epic of the great wagon trains, which jn ‘48 crossed the plains to Oregon from Westport Landing, Mo. This story, new to motion pictures was made by James Cruze for Par- amount with a wealth of detail, yereat spectacular effects and unlim ‘Sted effort. It is being shown at the Rialto theater all this week. Most of the picture was filmed in Utah and Nevada. A buffalo hunt was staged on Antelope Island, in LANG “THE SIGNAL TOWER” —with— Wallace Berry Virginia Valli —and— Rockcliffe Fellows In a Smashing Scent You’!l Never Forget Starts Wednesday Night with Orchestra Also Coupons on the Diamond Ring pe eareWn Tom the Great Salt Lake, where one of the largest herds of bison in the world is located. The Baker ranch in Snake Valley, Nevada, was em- ployed for most of the backgrounds —a nuntrodden wilderness for the most part, Five hundred covered “prairie schooners were built or purchased and thousands of Indians and other character employed. ‘The Covered Wagon” will be acclaimed one of the greatest dramas of the century—and one that will be an invaluable historical record An excellent cast headed by J. Warren Kerrigan and Lois Wilson portray the var‘ous roles. * MOVIE TOWN 1S BUILT IN MAKING “SEA HANK” Among the big achievements in Frank Lloyd's production of ‘The Sea Hawk" was Camp Lloyd on the hmus at the northeast end of Santa Catalina Island, off the Call- fornia coast. “The Sea Hawk” is a First National picture which will be shown at the Amerjca starting on Thursday October Camp Lloyd & into being Photoplay were being made. Sixty five miles from the Hollywood stu- dios, forty miles from the harbor of San Pedro, the nearest source of supply, it consisted of 150 tents. Also an ocean pier had io be con structed and at the seaward end of it a three story Algerian rlave house with a high minaret had to be built Three other Algerian buildings also were constructed for atmosphere. The four ancient ships, ranging from 105 to 192 feet in length and each, were anchored in the cove- harbor. Two barges and four mo tor boats brougat supplies daily fram the mainland and every other day an aeroplane brought freshgfilm and prints of negatives exposed the day before. “IT 1S THE LAW” ONE OF BIG FOX PICTURES If “It Is the Law,” which begins an engagement at the America to- morrow is a sample of William Fox Special productions then the Fox company should confine itself to the exclusive making of big special pic- tures in the future. Judging from the Past several seasons, and the pres- ent instance of “It Is the Law," it seems that? this company has the happy knack of making big, enter. taining screen dramas. “It Is the Law’: was big before the Fox company turned it into a rspecial motion picture Rttraction, It was a popular novel and later— about a season ago—one of New York's biggest stage hits. But as a motion picture, with all the addition- al scope and advantage that the camera allows, it ic surely bigger inu many ways than it was eas a book or a stage play. The story is a highly melodramat: mystery, Its theme Is based on one of those queer quirks of the law which says that a man cannot be punished for the same offense twice. Around thin pre: ise the author LAST TODAY OUTLAW” Also Comedy —and— FOX NEWS SHOWS AT 1-3-5-7 and 9 10c TIMES BUCK JONES “THE DESERT “STRETCHING THE TRUTH” TODAY — TUESDAY First Casper Showing BETTY BLYTHE “SINNER AND SAINT” Also Comedy “For Art’s Sake” —and— PATHE REVIEW 10c and 20c and 40c a a The double-edged out- door appetite dives into Kellogg’s with keen de- light—wondrous flavor! Healthful food, too, with milk or cream, and doesn’t tax digestion. Inner-sealed waxtite wrapper —exclusive Kellogg feature. when the carly sea scenes for the} STEN GTS EBERT cae Che Casper Daily Cribune z At It Again and the screen adapter have woven a thrilling -and tnertaining story of twisted romance, intrigue and sub- tle mystery which Yinally comes to a surprising and startling dramatic climax. The featured player, Arthur Hohl, is a name and a fce that will probably be onew to local film‘fane. It {s Hoh!'s first screen appearance, William Fox having drafted him from the Broadway stage where at present he is one of the newest fa- vorites because of his fine work in ‘White Cargo.” gecesi MSS Tha “THE DESERT OUTLAW” . PLAYING AT AMERIGA Buck Jones, the popular cowboy, hasan exceptionally fine supporting cast in his newest William Fox ring vehicle, “The Desert Ou’ which fs now playing at the Amer- {ca theater. Evelyn Brent, the charming petite screen favorite, is Buck's leading lady. DeWitt Jen- nings finely portrays the villainous outlaw leader, and difficult character parts are done by William Haynes, Claude Payton, William Gould and Bob Klein. GOOD AND EVIL FORM THEME OF IANS FILM WEA in dl Mrs. Ethel Thompson, 28, shot and silled a man who jumped on the unning board of her car in a wded downtown street in New rieans. The victim, Thomas T. Thomason, had threatened to kill her, she claims, because she filed a rob- very chafge against him and refused to withdraw it, - : pe SR Bareball won its first great popu- ‘arity nationally in the years 1865 and 1866, when the game was ME dary Irish Free State URIN NIGHTG MORNING & Use KEEP CLEAN CLEAR YasTh #08 PRES EYE CARE (COAL MAKES A HOUSE AMANS ABODE~ BETT AND HEAL’ BOOR: MURINE ca. Is there any “in between?" Are people “good” and “bad?” Or are they a mixture of both? It is this problem which provides the theme for Betty Blythe's latest stirring vehicle, “Sinner or Saint,” at the Iris today and Tuesday for the first Casper showing. It is heralded as the most intense and entertaining of the series of impres- sive pictures with which Miss Blythe has been i ied, pies hc ak An Atlantic ner was recently fumigated at a cost of $5,500, and seven rats were caught, at a cost of about $800 per rat. _ COVERED WAGON BALL NORTH WASHINGTON HALL Tuesday Night Sertember 30 CASH PRIZES TO THE BEST MAKE- UPS AND COSTUMES FIRST: PRIZE—$5 for couple with the best costume. SECOND PRIZE—$3 for the woman having the best costume, THIRD PRIZE—$2 for the man with the best costume. ALL PIONEERS AND THEIR WIVES INVITED TO THIS OCCASION Special Music by Rawhouser’s Orchestra They will guarantee to play for any dance that the crowd prefers. The Virginia reel and the square dances will be given over to the young and the pioneers. This is the biggest event we have ever undertaken, and we promise all our patrons a good time. Come one, and all. || “It Is The Law” is a motion picture you will want to see. “It Is The Law” Brings to the screen a most unusual pic- ture based on the story Talbot. “It Is The Law” Has a capable cast including Arthur Hohl, Herbert Heyes and Mimi Palmeri, - “It ls The Law” : Is a fast moving | mystery thriller that will entertain you every minute. “It Is The Law” has an unsuspected climax. “A complete surprise, a wallop. “It Is The Law” will keep you on ‘the keen edge of. anticipation from start to finish. “It Is The Law” starts tomorrow at the America. GEBO COAL. NATRONA TRANSFER STORAGE AND FUEL CO’S COAL .QUARTETT PHONE 949 s73 by Hayden Don’t Forget the Date, Tuesday Night September 30 Sir John Craig. premier of ‘Ulster, 19 fighting attempts to readjust the between Ulster and th: } YOUR EYES THY MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1924 “CIRCUS OAS” SHOULD BE 6000 SHOW OPENING AT COLUMBIA. TONIGHT Another of its splendid programs will be opened at the Columbia the- ater tonight by Lawrence and Vo- gan’'s Girls of the Follies who will ? present “Circus Days,” a new mu- sical comedy that is guaranteed to “ hit straight to the funhy bone. The comic things that happen under the big top, the various phases of circus life, everything that goes to make circus days a big part of living wil! be portrayed. ‘| There are numerous specialties, the chorus being appropriately cos. tumed for the’ particular show. Leah Baird is to be seen in the moving picture “Is Divorce a Fail- ure?" China monopolimed the art of paper-making for about 800 Years, yptil the secret was learned from her by the Arabs, who improved upon the Chinese process by using linen or cotton rags instead of mul bark. 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