Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 23, 1924, Page 4

PAGE FOUR. “GHANGING HUSBANDS” HUMOROUS PHOTOPLAY It is quite evident that there was no serious intent behind the pro- duction of “Changing Husbands,” the new Paramount picture that c dat the Riako theater yester- da t was made entirel: in the comedy vein for laughing purposes only. And yet we have a feeling that every girl who is married and every girl who wants to be married is going to get excited over this photoplay because it drals with a fundamental feminine problem, the question of getting the most out of lfo, whett ife or In pursuit wa vy Sada Cowan and How- gins from the turday ning Post ry, “Roles,” by Elizabeth Changing Alexander, Husbands” unfolds the tale of a rich young wife, eager for a enreer *! secretly changes places With mu ar tress who resembles her. The hus band, none the wiser, falls passion- ately In love with the actress. The wife loses her heart to tho fiancee of the actress. Here then i# a situ: etion that leads to all sorts of com- nik ns to the embarrassment of ny saraecters involved but which neo finds hugely entertain- \ matter of fact the plot is ith so many surprising de- pected turns, velopnicnts and so crowded with incident and action that you'll want to keep your eyes glued to tho screen for fear of miss- ing something. Leatrice Joy, who enacts the dual role of the rich wife and her double, the actress, rises to heights never before reached in any of her former screenplays. All of tho delightful personality of this talented artist is brought to the fore, and it is diffi- cult to choose between her portray- al of the society matron and her characterization of the actrass. Vic- tor Vercon!, Raymond Griffith, Za- Su Pitts, Julia Faye, Helen Dunbar and William Boyd make up the ex- cellent supporting cast. Frank Ur- son and Paul Iribe, as associate dl- rectors, produced the picture, and Cecil B. DeMille personally. super- vised it. Make it your business to see “Changing Husbands” if you are in need of a laugh tonic. —-- WONDER DOG COMING T0 AMERICA IN. NEW FILM Rin-Tin-Tin, teh wonder dog of the sereen, Is loved by thousands of peo- Beauty A Gleamy Mass of Hair B5e “Danderine” does Wonders for Any Girl's Hair Girls! Try this! When combing and dressing your hair, just moisten your hair-brush with « little ‘Dan- derine” and brush it through your hair. The effect is startling! You ean do your halr up and Jy. will appear twici immediately as thick and heavy. & moss of gleany hair, sparkling with life and possessing that incomporable softness, fresh- and luxuriance, ing darine” is also ton ing each sing iqng and strong. ogt and dancruft Get Lettie of “Danderine” nt any drug of tollet counter and just see how healthy and youthful your heir ap- pears after this delightful, refresh ing dressing. MARRY CAREY the hair “Dan- at and stimu pw th: Muir stops falltr HARRY CAREY EB Now Playing 3s E ¢ HARRY : BS ° i} f 2 CAREY =: & —in— is » “ROARING RAILS” x & A Thrilling Railroad E bs] Collision = a Also Comedy sd B “ALL IS FAIR” is] P Shows at Fa & 1, 3, 5, 7 and 9. 5 HARRY CAREY HARRY CAREY ple the world over by reason of hi work in “Where the North Begins, ore recently in “Find Your which -is coming for four days starting Friday to the America theater. But at location at Klamath Falls, Oregon, where teh exteriors for this production weer made, Rin-Tin-Tin engaged in ‘‘fistic encounted with an age-old enemy. It was a porcupine —not at all carried away -with the fact that the dog was a high-salaried motion picture star. ‘The members of the company were having lunch and Rin-Tin-Tin, him- self having finished before the oth- er, broke his rope and strolled away into t8h woods for a short walk, be- fore resuming his work, Presently a great commotion was heard and Rin-Tin-Tin bounded out of teh bushes, his face and chest bristling with quills that friends por- cupine had preesnted him in a none too friendly menner. The company al pitched in and with pliers plucked his face and body free of teh painful AIN-THTN TO STAR TOMORROW AT AMERICA WFD YOUR MAN” More and more is the police dog gianing in popular favor, and with this fact is growing a curiosity to know how the police dog is trained for duty in policing cities, as well as for the movies. When in training, the dog is not permitted to #&ee anybody except his trainer, who must teach him ab- solute obedience. The dog must learn to distinguish between commands and respond immediately. If the trainer wishes to teach the dog to pick up a ball and bring it to him, he will give the command, “Bring the ball,” then lead the dog over to the ball, open his jaws and close them over the ball. He will then walk away and ca'l the dog. He wil! have to repeat this action several times each day, using the same com- Eventually, when the dog hears “Bring the ball,” he will get the ball and bring it to his trainer immediately. In this way, by teaching a dog ta understand commands, he can be taught to do most anything. A well trained police deg can jump .tremen- dous heights. He can hunt vaga- bonds, guard an object, keep individ- uals at bay without biting them un- til human help comes, and attack if necessary, He is taught not to be afraid of firearms. A very important part of the train- ing ts to establish an understanding betwet the dog and his trainer, When ,this is actomplished the rest’ is easy. Tho, dog will reflect the mood of his master. That is how the dog can dieplay such emotion in his acting. His master or trainer tries to feel the emotions he wants the dog to express, and the dog, watch- ing him will fall into the same mood. That is the biggest secret of the success of a dcg actor. Rin-Tin-Tin, the well known, Bel- gian police dog which was brought over here from the firing line) in France, is an example of perfect training and unusual intelligence. His latest picture, “Find Your Man" will be the feature at the America theater starting tomorrow. It is a story of life in the heart of a lum- ber country, full of action, thrills, romance! a FUN BREAKS LOOSE WITH OPENING OF “BUBBLE’S TROUBLES” AT COLUMBIA A change in scenes at the Colum- bin theater causes a flutter about town, for a new show, “Bubble’s Troubles" now presents itse'f as a feature attraction of the season. The change in program is made today. There is no doubt that the Co- lumbia is now outdoing itself in giving to Casper a constantly chang: ing shower of variegated entertain: ment, with ascore of laugh makers ev en minutes, In “Bubble's Troubles," Vogel and Miller's Mappy-Go-Lucky company gets across to the audience a real bit of comedy. Kitty, the daughter of Mr. Bubble, holds the center of the stage with several suitors after her hand. The old man has a bay eye for them all and sets up a set of rules which shal! govern any ro- mance in the family. The provis- tons aro that the man who wins Bubble's daughter shall be as deaf as Bubble himrelf. Such a lover, with c no cars to hear, ix to be a j besides the charming daughter, bonus of $10,000. Protense of b ly deaf Is made by sev a 8 for Kitty's band and her+father’s offer. That such a situation creat, {table uproar of amuse: the first curtain to the last is evi dent. There is a wor'd of fun a ver- it stirring,-rapid action story of romance, courage and adventure, an excep- tonal cast surrounds Rin-Tin-Tin, including June Marlowe and Eric 8t. The story, laid in the beautiful timber country, ia one that is real ontertainment. The newest “Our Gang’ comedy, “It’s a Bear, “Desire,” several hours of keen enjoyment. and the Columbia will be beseiged by theater goers. DARING STUNTS DONE by Matty Mattison, as the hero. A MINUTE IN. “ROARING RAILS” AT THE WYOMING ALN OUN IDEN Rin-TinTin, the fameus poue will be seen at the America starts tomorrow for a four-day Slair. shown on the same program. al! the Troubles.” Add to this new comedy several speciality acts and a feture picture, and you haye promise of way * Bubble’s through This bill will draw large crowds BY MOVIE'S PLUCKIEST GIRL IN IRIS PIGTURE Lorraine Eason, who plays one of the principals roles; in ‘The | Last White Man," a Sanford Productions eddramas release, which he Iris tody, deserves, the ‘he pluckiest girl in. the for the torture she endur- ed in the making of this picture is something she will ‘remember all the days of her life. guy ys teh picture she plays the ; of a girl who has stumbled on Tife' pathway, and is driven from home by her relentless father, who driv her out into t ehnight Jn ‘teh midst of a cyclone, from which is rescued It was during the making and taking of the cyclone that shé displayed her true metal and courage, workin in a heayy downpour of icy col water. / 7 e + HARRY CAREY GOES MILE For speed and action, “Roaring Rails" now playing at the Wyoming theater is a winner bound to pro- vide a lot of thrills. Harry Carey in better than usual style, plays his role as star performer and sees to it that interest is kept keyed up from beginning to end. PIMPLY? WELL, DON'T BE People Notice It. Drive Them with Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets A face will not emBarra: BE ey or amare 2 ive should begin to clear after you have pogren te ome ads Salat; roe or pain ai em, Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tabletsdo that rd Gorge does, is just C Se their action is gentle an safe stead of severe and initating. No one who takes Olive Tablets i ever with a “dark brown taste, a bad breath, a dull, listless, “‘no good’* feeling, constipation, torpid liver, bad osition or pimply face, live Tablets are a purely vegetable compound mixed with olive oll: you s Daw en by Pie olive color: . wards spent years am od tients jafflicted with liver and bowel complaints and Olive Tablets are the two nightly fora week, Sectheg onk wo y for a ™ better you feel and look, '15¢ and 30c. RIALT Ser ==) SATURDAY STARTING Rin-Tin-Tin in ‘Find Your Man’ At the America Tomorrow wwe nero of Myron Leffingwell and his America or- chestra has arranged a fine musical accompaniment for his program. oF THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1924. the. America today for the last times.|' COP. GEN— Prinee- Viggo, Marie Prevost, Irene Rich, Louisa} cousin of. %y Frezenda, and Theodore Von Eltz t ES are other important ‘players in the} Eleanor Warner Bros. ly. cast.in “Being ich fe at compan . Py .—-WITH— MARIE PREVOST MONTE BLUE IRENE RICH LOUISE, FAZENDA — When Foods “Disagree” in Stomach “700 MANY MAMMAS" ae Just take Pape’s Diapepsin J rer tfigrats Amen | “DEFAINEDY 10c and 20c 10c and 40c A few pleasant tablets instantly relieve Indigestion. Gases.. Heartburn. Sournese—Overeati./ t \ wives suca comfort @# ine narmiess corrective, digestive and antacid: Millions of the best of families always:keep a large 60 cent package at, hand—they know its mi druggists guarantee it. vhe ‘moment your stomach rebeis, chew up and ‘swallow a little Pape’s Diapepsin. Distress goes at once. for Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Gas- | tritis, Flatulence, Heartburn or any distress in stomach, nothing else a Halloween Uarmval Dance TONIGHT Hallowe'en Hats, Confetti, Serpentine and all kinds of noise makers given away free at this dance tonight. ‘ 26 . “Where the North Be- heater in “Find your Man,” where run. “Find Your Man!’ {ts a. pulse GRAND BENEFIT CONCERT Under the Auspices of CLAN STUART NO. 248, 0. S. C. Assisted by Standard Oil Co.’s Orchestra And Friends, Will Be Given In The Presbyteran Tabernacle Friday Evening, October 24, 1924 8 o’Clock Prompt t ’ Children, 25c¢ Tickets Can Be Had at Door PROGRAM ‘will be at +. . A small ‘price is charged at the door and dance as much ‘as‘you like, LADIES FREE North Washington fall Square Dances Tuesday Nights Only. MONTE BLU EIS VIRILE TYPE OF LENDING MAN Fashions seem to change in photo- Play leading men. Probably for the reason that the public taste in any- thing changes quickly—and motion pictures must always keep pace with their public. Within the past year or So Monte Blue, the young leading man who is so frequently seen in Warner Bros. Screen Classics, has risen to a po- ° *> Adults, 75¢ sition of enviable importance among 1. Marsh “Chimes of Liberty”. motion picture players. His type is STANDARD OIL ieee yery much the vogue—and it is to 2. Solo “Beneath Thy Window’’..-.---.------,---.---- the public's credit that, they want MR. H. ROE BARTLE Pea ac) the kind of: "heroes" which he so 3. Dance “Highland Fling’--------.-- MASTER F ably depicts, 4. Plano Golo (a) ‘Norwegian Bridal Procession’ ore Mr, vay , ) Bite eae eons eee ee St 'r, Blue is always the virile young ) sae eye OLUREE: pens a 5. Duet “Gay Butterfly” -~.---------.--.-.-------------- Hawley “ MRS. DON LOBDELL, MRS, MADELINE TREBER. srippied by Corns |f . .is.> rao ge ; ORCHESTRA. ~ Use “Gets-lt |} « Eee “ .MISS L. GLENDINNING 9. | Bolo ** icon neorueenserene~ Schertzinger N LOBDELL ‘ Quartet te “Annie Lauri 5 le eee er en nee nenntewenne: ie APOLLO CLUB + STANDARD OIL CO. ORCHESTRA. Chairman, MR. L. A.. REED | WIVES: For a new lease on life, doc- tors alt prescribe “Changing » Hus- bands.” " B ‘Bring Hubby, too, and don’t forget ‘the emelling salts. In case you get weak from laughing at this merriest of matrimonial 5 "TRAIN SCHEDULES CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN Westbound Arrives Departs ji ’ fo 0 p.m. 1:50 p.m. comedies. : Op. 3a. ta —Also— Bd Arrives Noe O88 oc S40 -skestnss --+--- 2-58-46 p.m; CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & QUINCY ouie Arriv: Departs 200 p.m. It's just wonderful how “'Gets-1t” ends Mermaid, Comedy, “a Kie! Pockets”’—Cartoon ad callouses, Put a few drops of “Gets-It"’ . hurting corn and Presto! The pain stops Np matter how long, youve xe we aR 2 3 oem, RIALTO d WwW «. TODAY jo. etl debe het . mH. Pane, teck etarantee “Cox bat ee age, Bogart Ve ee seein ree al 'Gets-It’ is sold in this Kimball Drug Store. Championship $200-Prize ‘Waltz-$ (NW ROT INTERESTED IN POLiics 7 This is a Grand Prize Waltz for the ‘Championship of the State.. One of the biggest. events” éver staged in Casper. EVERYBODY ELIGIBLE’ CONTEST STARTS AT 10:30. P.M. ve Have your partners picked out’ and be ready to enter the biggest prize waltzever at The Arkeon. ® y: een Dancing Academy “Casper’s Joy Palace—Aiways Something New” ae