Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 13, 1924, Page 4

PAGE FOUR. 0 JOHN BARRYMORE oT IN “BEAU BRUMMEL” AT THE AMERICA TUESDAY} h history was never more rer society ayer, than ! period portrayed in 3 the screen adap- tation of the Clyde Fitch play, ich comes to the America tomor haracterization {s one entire- to the stage star. who sensation as Hamlet on snauty of Beau Brummel the imaginations of women by his grandeur dramatic rise and. fall of During the heydey of has vapti men and the little soverign of a futile world who.ha his divine right and re like any other ne has said, He had in clothes, and vani carried to such gths that they ceased but became instead mere vu and amusing, making of the most vivid figures celal history of Europe. Yet, ad a broken heart, o conceal {t by masquer- as a lover of clothes. supporting cast includes Astor Willard Louis, Irene Alec B. Francis, Carmel My Ri ers and others, \ MACHINE CRASHES INTO THEE AFTER GAY PARTY) One lesson which ‘For Sale,” First > ul picture the Iris theater and tomorrow teache is that line and whisky will n the ect to turn the highway into an automobile speedway may wake up suddenly finding themselves bidding good mor, Peter. The a situation in this. gripping phot play of American society life, where one of the part played by Jack T his death in a thrillin: crash, “THE GHECHHHGOS” T0 CLOSE THS EVENING in BE. Lat the he Chechahcos,” the » epic which is now at the America theater, t closes today, took a pe Captain produce Alaskan playing ytely beyond Although some of the orn in the picture seem vus in this day wern in 1897-98 nly should h 1d of the hordes of gold seekers to Yukon. pin SA DSC GIRLS OF FOLLIES 10 CLOSE THIS EVENING Two shows tonight at the Colum- bia theater will furnish the last chance for Casper audiences to see and hear the Girls of the Follies company which has been playing to such good he during the last few weeks. musical comedy which is bein given is “The Troubles of Mr. and Mrs. Brown." DESTROY GOITER with 1l-lodine lodine Colloid Unfailing in results. uaranteed harmless and non-poisonous. t 3 tablets daily. $1.00 at your druggist or sent direct: ’ WYOMING “EVERYBODY'S THEATER” LAST TIME TODAY RALPH LEWIS ine bri AMED YOUTH” —als— ‘THE ORIENTAL GAME’ —TOMORROW— FRED THOMPSON aEY REL “GALLOPING arity he was king of dan-|* | he seeks new pastures. long as possible to prevent the im: wife her It furnishes an hour of rare amuse- ment. .The Happy Go Lucky company headed by Vogel and Miller will open at the Columbia tomorrow. In Armstrong, the cast are Carl Thomas Miller, Tim Newman, Fre Vogel, Carrie Handy, Charlott Earle, Helen Deboise, and Sam Leon ——. “BLIMONY” BOASTS OF Grace Darmond, Warner Baxte: Ruby Miller and Clyde Fillmor e's domestic drama F. B, O., While Miss Darmond is wel skillful actress of exceptions charm, een the Unite appeara: States in this p ce in cture. pean reputation as a Shakesperea‘ artist, and has come to this countr: a long tour of Africa and thi t with three English Poll With a P: na” and “The Littl wife’ nd fro! of nas helper Alimony" deals with struggle to save her ht the degrading influen wealth which she herself to bring him creases, little pleasures that fo! merly interested him prove dull an pending disaster which the foresees if her interests and husband's continue to lve Marion Mason finally decided the separation is the only thing Princess She's Columbia."" Exposition. She was title by President and Mrs. Coolidg Anything You Can’t Eat? if it’s good ach hurts, sours, or gets gassy after eat- ing corned beef and cabbage, bacon and Aes, mince pie and cheese, or doughnuts coffee, or lobster salad Keeps you awake ali who banks to eat, of course. 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T. picturized which comes to the | Wyoming theater on Thursday. known to the American film fans Miss Milelr makes her' first This English actress has a Euro- the As his income in: Striving as at will bring her husband to his senses. > “princess of the District of As such Miss Betty Byrne will represent Washington at the queen’s bal) and coronation cere- monies at the Texas Cotton Palace awarded her JOHN GILBERT RUSSIAN PRINCE IN “HIS HOUR” In Elinor Glyn’s photoplay, “His Hour,” John Gilbert, playing a Russian prince, rushes through a romantic career such as he has never before interpreted on the screen and Aileen Pringle who co- stars with Gilbert is cast as a great d lady of England who attempts to resist the charms of the Russian. The part is considerably different from th e which the same actress Che Casper Daily Cribune had in “Three Weeks". The char- acter is'a cold one for the most part with only occasional bursts of passion. Prince Gritzko's pastime is women and wine. One woman to him is the same as another though his tastes are those of one who has been used to the best. While sojourning in Cairo however he meets the English woman and later in Russia courts her despite her efforts to répulse him. Insolent, bold, hardly scrupulous, he declares that his nour wil come even when he seems defeated. It is a very fine piece of work by Gilbert and is easily superior to niost of his previous work, though Gilbert is always good. r, re Can’t Stay ll] NEW YORK, Oct. 13.—Florenz Ziegfeld, rroducer of the “Follies,” and international authority on fem- inine pulchritude, has declared war on bobbed hair, it was learned to. y, following his rejection of a number of applicants for chorus places, ‘Pupa” Ziegfeld last night natled -}a bulletin in the chorus dressing s|rooms. It sald that since bobbed e|hair was soon ot be out of style, Follies girl must immediately rt letting her hair grow long, or ish transformations. Members of the company who fail to comply with this order will al d n at d re id ‘Inose tiny teeth are a priceless gift — guard them well! clean and sound, for it . Girls With Bobbed Hair Chorus, Ziegfeld Rules Nother! “Guard the child's teeth” in Follies soon find their places taken by young women who have let their curls grow,” warned Mr. Ziegfeld. “Personality” Killed by Bobs. “There is more to my objection to bobbed hair among my chorus than the fact that it's becoming out of style,’ he declared today. “I always did hate barber work on a girl's hair, and have fought it con- sistently. “Bobbed hair has ‘Prussianized’ American womanhood, It has made them all alike as two peas in a pod. It has destroyed that elusive and priceless quality which the woman of charm must, WRIGLEY ’S is a wonderful help to keep teeth clears out the crevices, makes the mouth sweet and removes acid con- ditions from which most people suffer. A prominent physician sa$s: “It is surprising how free from decay the teeth can be kept by using gum after each meal.” ‘ WRIGLEY ’S is good, not only for the teeth, but for the nerves and appetite and digestion, too. The whole family should use DIFFERENT FLavors-' SAME QuauiTy “aed beautiful her RIALTO “MY HOUR WILL COME!” “The fascinating Prince, re- pulsed for the first time by a woman, ardently, Then one night he kidnapped her when escorting her home from a ball.— SEE ELINOR GLYN’S HIS HOUR With Aileen Pringle and John Gilbert as the tempestous lovers Also Ben Turpin Comedy—“YUKON JAKE” also Washington-New York TODAY—TOMORROW ght 4 pursued , relentlessly. World Game Series 1 2:40,4:20,6,7:4),9:20 Bobbed hair is a symptom of that sheep-like imitativeness which dis- tinctive women abhor. “I first permitted bobbed haired girls to enter my chorus several years ago when I was seeking a slim, boyish type for @ particular feature number. But in my tableaux I have always insisted upon truly feminine women with luxurious, uncut hair— because they personify the finest in American womanhood. Oh, My Dear! Dishonest! *“Bobbed halr is dishontst. It ad- vertises to the world that: girl or married woman wants you to be- lev she is youthful. If a woman is rea‘ly alive with youth— mentally and physically—she need not resort transformations to hide their bobs.” The Cook’s Best Friend— CALUMET THE WORLD'S GREATEST BAKING POWDER The Last Spoonful is as goodias the First SALES 2'/, TIMES THOSE OF ANY OTHER BRAND MONDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1924. to the standardized, artificial! mob habit of hair mutilation.” Bobbed hair may be all right, ac cording to Mr. Ziegfeld, on the day- time tennis court or in the swim- | ming pool. 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