Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 22, 1924, Page 4

PAGE FOUR. ee ( XN aN aL Ht ‘at ur fo ile CHARAGTERS WEAK BUT INTERESTING I FILM “BEING RESPECTABLE” nm of Valeria by With the except pa which opened You want to swear at the young man for permitting his “respectable” old father to announce his engage ment to a woman whom he does @ and eanecially when the an- utts not five. min- has promised eternal y toa er woman. But the is done and it cannot be help. nd the young man has th eo to regret his weakness for rwards the picture seems hould select one's than leaving that ther. There is no the fact that it is an absorbing ure, The writer has gott ch. ters into a devil of «a x and is up to him to get them His method in do. ing this wil satisfy a sense of the dramatic existing in the minds of some while it will also disappoint those who want to see everybody happy. —_——— FINDING HAPPINESS 19 SUBJECT OF “CHANGING ~_ HUSBANDS” AT RIALTO Two girls with .but a single thought+how to find happiness. That just about sums up. the theme of “Changing Husbands,” the new Paramount picture featuring Leatrice which opens at the Rialto theater today in a nutshell, The story is an adaptation by Sata Cowan and Howard Higgin of the Saturday Evening Post serial, “Roles,” by Elizabeth Alexander. “Changing Husbands” js first of all real comedy, and as such has gotten away from the usual dried up line. of- slapstick stuff and rought something that is really dif: |ferent to the screen, Victor Varcont, the young Hungarian actor recently geen in “Triumph” and who was | brought to this country hy Cecil B. De Mille, has the principal male role. Raymond Griffith, of “The Dawn of a Tomorrow,’ also has a prominent part, It is said thgt we live to learn, and After seeing “Changing Husbands” you'll be willing to admit that Grit- fith is a real comedian as well as an accomplished dramatic octor. Mel- |ford’s ‘Dawn of a Tomorrow” pro’ y.er in Casper. ed the latter beyond a shadow of a doubt. But Griffith's art is peculiar to him alone. Just one facial ex- pression and he has the crowds in anuproar. Yarcont is no slouch at the light end of the game either, and ZaSu Pitts is always funny, no mat: ter what her role. Others in the strong supporting cast of the production include Julla Faye, Helen Dunbar ‘and William Boyd, a —ecnceneeae “THE LAST WHITE MAN” FILMY OF INDIAN LIFE “The Last White Man’ ts the photoplay at the Iris theater today. It is a thrilling “speeddrama’’ re- lease in which a tribe of Indians has a conspicuous part. Real In- dians are used in the picture and they do much to give it the color and the romantic touch which it possesses, : “TRAVELING SALESMAN” IS EXCELLENT COMEDY and Miller's company Happy couldn't possibly ave yne otherwise than #1 eed in isfying Columbia theat audi ences with the musical comedy * > Traveling Salesman” which closes this evening It syhas been a rare treat. The story whs good, the dancing d singing were good and the audiences were in receptive mood willing to be entertained by such ca- pable artists,as are to be found in the compe “The Frnch Doll” is a pictute in which Mae Murray ts the star. She has a very fine ro'e. Vogel and Miller will present an entifely new comedy tomorrow. “BOARING RAILS” NOW PLAYING AT WYOMING The Wyoming t ter is featuring Harry Carey in “Roaring Rails.” It is a new kind of Carey picture but one which is full of the snap and adventure peculiar to all ple- tures in which this veteran actor ap- pears. Carey fans and a’l who like a geod story with plenty of thrills are.sure to enjoy “Roaring Ralls, —— — (JUDGE) JOHN M. HENCH, Candidate for Justice of the Peagen| Second Precinct, all territory lyings We south of Chicago and Northwestern railriad in city, 28 years active practice of law in Casper and Ther- mopolis, Wyo. A RESIDENT OF KENWOOD, For reputation as to honesty and ability ask any old tim part of the California, ‘HE old Spanish Missions vividly picture the romance and adventure of a by-gone age. The blending of past and present, the green and golden orchards, the blue Pa- cific and the radiant sunshine—these are glory and charm of Southern Go this winter and take your family. Travel on the de luxe los Angeles limited or any one of 4 other trains irect to California Write You can spend the winter very econom- for Free ically in Southern California. Bunga- Booklets lows, apartments and rooms at rentals as low as at home. Let us send you free illustrated booklets. K, Cundiff, w. City Tioket Asst. Gen’l Pass. Agent Office, GO1 Seventeenth St.. Denver nion Pacific JULIA MARLOWE, RIN TIN If you beautiful scenery, aes ie kills sual ‘episc ita. point to.\see an,” a srumuat biter, moa it pai <o ce Find Kote ala” avatng 8 ther nce ent ne whee oe UO ATS Ent © pain! cates the cot risking his-life to save his master, in a big outdoor | *tuency~is-covered. \ story dealing with a plot to steal government ‘timber, in which Paul An-]| Audiences at many po‘ltiacal meet- drews, his dog, and his, sweéthe Rin Tin Tin will be re-}ings contain al arge percentage of membere' fine music will be given “Find Your Man.” Above — Occidental tea packer, Right — Oriental tea picker, 4 Again romance and machinery take hands. One man crowded the tea flavors of the Far Wast into a tin ard sealed the li Sealed it ia vacuum while it was still hot from its toasting, which»js the point of the star For in San Francisco, in an wu modern, magical way, tea with a zest of the Orient is now per- fected in the Oceldent In the latest vacuum way. ‘To most of us tea production is a legendary sort of process, vaguely suggestive of romanc Dainty Oriental maidens, in warm, flower. ing fields—vast' sultry areas in In- dia, China “and Sapan—Mongols, Hindus, toiling In the drying and rolling) and packing of fragrant leaves—and for us solace, sAtisfied thirst and intimate gossip over the dainty tea cups. Too often romance goes down be- fore the machine of today. But in this case, the machine brings to all the essence.of Qrienta} romance in tea perfection. this latest, moye- ment of the wheel of scferée, thou- sands of miles removed from,qcherry blossom maidens. and! temple | bells, the crowning glory of thé tea drink- ing Orient is preserved for us and hermetically sealed in the modern tea tin. Tea, and few of us know this must be roasted like coffee, First, in the Orient. This for preservation. And again in the Oceldent. ‘This for per- fection. August Schilling of San Francisco is responsible for this newest start- ling method of preservation. He is a ploneer master in his own line. A man who*pinned the poet's fancy into the art by putting on the Amer- ican table a drink such as princes paid fortunes for in ancient Russia, It was he who conceived the idea of roasting the tea leaf for the sec- ond time after its journey across the Paciffe to restore its original fla-' vor and fragrance. Hidden in,the veins of the rosclike leaf of tea plant is the essential oil of tea, ‘This isthe soul of its flavor. The second roasting, ir tosting as it is called In the tea ver nacular, draws this essential tea oll to the edges of the leaf reddy for release when drenched with hot wa- ter. And that is the secret of licjous tea. a different art. Curlously enough Schilling has been an outstanding figure in the packing of teas in America. In 1881 he introduced to the Amer- {ean public the first tea to be packed de- But tea preservation was matter and a different in tins. This was kfown as’ the Perfection ‘Tin. Before this, tea had always been sold in bulk form, The Perfection Tin was the first move toward packaged tea in America. And ladies with very thin waists and very large bustles accepted with pleased astonishment this radical tm. provement on the, paper bag. His next Fel tv parch- Electric Supply & Construction. Co. - Anything in the Electrical Line SEE s. ‘ 142 E. Midwest Ph, 483-W DOG IN “FIND. YOUR MAN” NEXT AT THE AMERICA e fond of dogs, if you Uke good acting, if you appreciate if you like a clever story, a t are involved. as the canine hero of “Where the N 1 accompaniment of Myron Leffingwell’s Romance of the Orient Is Sealed Hot in Tins| WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1924. Lady Astor, {s conducting a lively | duties," he said, “in order to give] Worth, Texas, campaign for re-election. somg fairness between our Own} 11, it*was announced = *| people and the Belgian aid German ~ LONDON, Oct. 22.—(By The Asso- | PAtons: Press.)—-The Conservative} He addea, however, that the pro- party, if it is returned to power in| tective duties would not be re the general election next week, will | imposed until trade union leaders reimpose the McKenna duties if) ask for such a step to protect them trades union leader’ ask for such} against under-pald continental labor. action, Sir William Joynson-Hicks, ae TEE Conservative, declared in a cam-| WEW YORK, Oct. 22.—The annual paign speech last night. 4 meeting of the American Petroleum ‘We shall relmpose the McKenna Institute has been set for Fort your fhe Casver Daily Cribune BRITISH VOTE TO BRING OUT WOMEN, REPORT \Increasing Interest Will When Be Shown in Fall Election. Mh lectronic Rea of Abrams ‘ivert ‘Ww; VOTE FOR Herbert L. Kennedy FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR Republican Ticket. November 4, .. LONDON, Oct. 22.—(By The As- sociated Press,)—As the British elec- dion campaign progresses, reports from many, parts of the country em- phasize the aecuracy-of one. predic: on made at the outset— that the women would take a bigger part than ever before, Not only are the 41 women parila- mentary candidates drawing big au- ~*~ Enjoy the warming comfort ‘of this quick-acting ELKS’ ences byt .the wives, daughters ‘When back is lame after a _and this increased su; of 4 wi aintrs of te'mate candiontes| hart dag comfort Chess teed, few tiood oulseupbrocerdems || AUDITORIUM are taking to the platform in their overworked muscles with Sloan’s. tissue and washes away fatigue TONIGHT AND behalf with great success whiis the No tiresome rubbing! Just pat poisons, . ALL various polltical organizations are §t on gently, The marvellous ef- Swiftly tense muscles begin to WEEK .- tinding it difficult in some cases to fe eas of the liniment itself relax, aching and soreness pass (Auspices B. P. 0. E.) McALBERT THE MYSTERIOUS employ all the women volunteers anxious to join in the ff Tn some constituencies woven helpers haye heen rent out in batches of fifty or more for canvassing tours, calling oes the work. Its highly stimu- away! You find yourself free of ti fupredionts send freshly iting pain, druggists— ed to the painful spot, TIN AND ERIC ST. CLAIRE tormen’ 36 cents, . thrills and orth Begin ” The unusual America orchestra vomen, who some times outnumber the men, This has been noted espe- daily in Plymouth, in one district TODAY AND THURSDAY . “The Last White TODAY “BEING RESPECTABLE” AND THURSDAY —WwitH— MARIE PREVOST 9 ee 8 MONTE BLUE Man ae IRENE seeR a URINE f =tAND = Matty Snr MAU GIRL LOUISE FAZENDA ise ie THE WONDER . —Also— STAN LAUREL Hundreds Receive’ Adviee “TOO MANY MAMMAS” ‘ Each Night* NEWS AND TOPICS peti. ASK McALBERT Myron Leffingwell’s America’ |. “DETAINED” HE KNOWS. .; Orchestra Ladies ‘Matinee: Friday The World's Best Tonic Shows at 1, 3,5, 7and9 — 10c and 40c 2:00 p. m, At All Good Drug Stores Over 40 Million Bottles Sold and\FRIDAY = =. Shows 1, ‘3,5, 7,9:0’Glock myn Ined carton which became the standard method of packing teas a over America. It seems natural that this man should present the latest develop- ment in tea packing—sealing hot in vacuum tins. 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