Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 24, 1924, Page 4

PAGE FOUR. ae EES * fhe Casper Daily Cridune 3 | ae AINTIA-TIN'S HERO TODAY AT AMERICA IN “FIND YOUR MAN” “Find Your Man,” the feature at the America theater starting today is one of the few pictures that can be considered above the ordinary. It is excellent entertainment. The star of the feature must be commended for an unusual display of talent, especially since the hero is none other than Rin-Tin-Tin, the famous Belgian® police dog which was brought over from France some time ago. His acting {s so real, that one wonders sometimes wheth- er he ts not gifted with human in- telligence. He is seen swimming with two people hanging on to his collar for support, scaling tremend- ous heights, registering love and hate. A more beautiful setting could not have been chosen. The forest scenes, streams, the river with floating logs, the falls—all these add atmos- phere to the kind of background Di- rector Mal St. Clair was trying to create. The plot is unusually good—per haps a little different—and the char acterizations are excellent. Clair, Charles Mailes, Pat Hartigan, Fred Stanton, Lew Harvey and Charles Conklin. It is a Warner Bros. Classic of the screen. BIG FOREST FIRE DRAWS “ROARING RAILS” STAR INTO A DANGEROUS ROLE Some of the most thrilling and un- usual forest fire scenes ever shown in a motfon picture form one of the high lights of "Roaring Rails" Harry Carey’s new Hunt Stromberg pro- duction, which is now showing at the Wyoming theater. But scenes which were far more thrilling to the ployers than those shown in the picture were never re- corded on celluloid. A considerable part of "Roaring Rails” was filmed in the primitive region near Klammath Fa'ls, Ore. One day, when the troupe was work- ing on the shores of one of the beau- tiful lakes in that vicinity, directed Tom Forman noticed a spiral of smoke rising from the forest on the posite side. ne camera men and all the mén he company were rushed across includes Rin-Tin-Tin, June the girl ot the soulful ¢ SS Snes SOFFEE Here’s the » Solitaire recipe for percolator. coffee Get a can of Solitaire Percolat- or Grind Coffee, try this recipe, and see if you don’t make the most delicious and the clearest to disc score of camperr n of forest rangers famous coffee you ever poured from your percolator. ~ Coffee Te is the recipe used by Solitaire’ demonstrators in making thousands of cups of rich-flavored coffee without a single failure. FORMULA: One slightly rounding tablespoon- ful of Solitaire Porcolator Grind Coffee (which is especially prepared for us cup of water. DIRECTIONS: hot water to take the chill e in percolators) to each Rinse out the pereolator tebe off the metal. Next in water that has been boiling only two or t! minutes. Put the coffee percolator_on a hot fire current. mediately. pears to spout up. For it sperctlate eight to ten minutes. ee, in the container, set the or turn on the electric It should begin to percolate almost im- Time it from the minute the water mellow, golden coffee, let For stronger let it percolate ten minutes or more. Don’t let the coffee get cold and then warm it up_again. coffee when you make a Don’t use the old grounds with fresh new lot. Don’t pour hot water into coffee after it is made, to try to warm it up or dilute its strength. Keep coffee utensils cle —especially percolators. Boil them at least once a week in soda and water. Be sure you get Solitaire Percolator Grind for your percolator, There is no other “grind” like it for percolators, and no other coffee of finer quality. The “chaff” and coffee “dust” are taken out of this specially pre- par ‘grind” for percolator use. W. H. Brown Mkt. and Grocery Capitol Grocery and Market Cc. L. Edgerton The Grand Grocery Grant Street Grocery and Market Johnson Bros. Midwest Commissary Co. P. Mellas Grocery and Mkt. Noyes Gro. and Mkt. No. 1 Noyes Gro. and Mkt. No. 2 Northwestern Gro. and Mkt. Piggly Wiggly Popular Gro. and Market, (CW. _W. Anderson) Rosenthal and Shelquist Service Grocery Starks Grocery and Market Sweeney & Doherty E. R. Williams madly fighting the creeping flames which had been started by some care- less campers fire. Before they could as much as set up a camera, every member of the company was pressed into service and for three hours Carey and the others Who had in- tended to film a forest fire found themselves battling a far more real- istic one than they had ever visioned In the story. WRITING OF LOVE AD IS BEGINNING OF ROMANCE IN IIS PICTURE TODAY There is romance a-plenty in “Man's Law and God's” a Finis Fox Production which is to be presented at the Iris theater today and Satur- day, in which Jack Livingstone and Ethel Shannon are featured. The story is one primarily of a court- ship by proxy, started as a pastime by @ lonesome old bachelor miner without knowledge or consent of the young man whose personality he assumes, which, becoming the one big serious thing in the Ife of the girl concerned, later hyings to its fulfillment another romance started thirty years previously. The story relates of a gallant young officer of the Canadian North- west Mounted whose pal, an elderly miner whom he has often befriended is amused by the advertisements in a matrimonial journal. “Uncle Jim- my,” as this old miner is called, has had a love affair in a younger day which he has never forgotten. And he had never wed. He conceives the idea of inserting an advertisement in the matrimonial journal as a pas- time, but of assuming the dashing personality of his young friend to give it a kick. The’ incidents con- nected with the development of this romance and the tragic situation in which 1 places the romantic girl who faYs head over heels in love with the officer, and what this tragic sit- uation brings to “Uncle Jimmy,” will give the playgoer who loves romance more than full measure. Jack Livingstone and Pthel Shan- non are supported by Kate Ander- son, Bobby Mack, Joy Winthrop, George Cummings and Jose Melville. desscess. peka rock “CHANGING HUSBANDS” ENDS AT AIALTO TODKY Herself in more ways than one, Leatrice Joy who appears at the Rialto theater today for the last times’ in “Changing Husbands,” stands by and with herself in the same room. That is q part of the ex- cellent photography of the film, which has proven to be of firrt rank. The marvel of the simultaneous double appearance is that Miss Joy and Miss Joy with no difference ii Thakeup afe seen at the same, 7 art of double ‘exposure is bein, troduced to the public for, th time in “Changing Husbands.’ The etory is one that: is particul- arly appealing and the cast’ sup- porting bey iiees Joy is a selective group. BUSTER KEATON STARTS EARTHQUAKE OF LAUGHS AT RIALTO TOMORROW Prepare yourself for g really hi- larious evening. Buster Keaton in his newest Metro picture, “Sherlock r.,” Is coming to ithe Rialto theater for four lays beginning tomorrow. The star's latest effort is described as a “nut” comedy in several million: episodes that fizz wtih concentrated Pep and are flovored with unlimited touches of humor. Buster ,plays the part of a small town movie theater helper who yearns for the glory of Hol.ywood's Sweetheart." a pampered, but- pul- chritudinous, darling. He realizes all of his desires, and a few more for good meastre, but in a delirious way that promises ay hogshead of fun for the spectators. “Sherlock " is presented by Jo- seph M. Schenck through Metro, and was directed by Keaton himself. The story was eyolved by Jean Havez, Joe Mitchell and Clyde Bruckman. Saint ae fear eo 3 “BUBBLE’S TROUBLES” THROWS Ble COLUMBIA CROWD IN FUN UPROAR With sparkling, bles" night at the Co‘umbia theater, with a capacity house gathered for the initial presentation of the Hve com- edy. Vogel and Miller's Happy-Go- Lucky company put its best foot forward and through one funny fit WYOMING “EVERYBODY'S THEATER" NOW PLAYING HARRY CAREY ‘Bubble’s Trou- —in— “ROARING RAILS” —AL80— “ALL IS FAIR” mind reader could see what was passing in the minds of others. pei te Se Sugar King to Visit Wyoming after another into the first night- ers. With a beautiful girt whose crab- by “Pa” wishes to see married to a stone-deaf man, such os he js, the center of several ardent suitors who are much in love, “Bubble’s Trou- bles” takes on the aspect of riot. There is a bonus for the lucky man —and {t is $10,000. The girl, plus the on grand, is quité « prize and makes it easy for more than one ats to ne his hearing. The crowd at the Columbia, last night for “Bubble’s Troubles was a record breaker and from.the way the new production took the the- ater will be packed from now until the end of the comedy's run here. In “addition to this main feature are several specialty acts and an ex- cellent picture, ‘Desire. —————{, Mind Reading ‘Accepted By Judge Kennedy CHEYENNE, Wyo., Oct. 34.— Judge T. Blake Kernedy, of the United ‘States court for the district of Wyoming, has become ed that “mind reading" is possible, providing the subject is willing, he told the Cheyenne Rotary eli while relating experiences during four weeks visit in New York City w'ble he was sitting in the United States district court there. The Judge, stating that previously he had been skeptical, related tests of a mind reader's ability which he bad witnessed, which, he said, had demonstrated conclusively that the ‘DENVER, Colo., Oct. 24.—Horace | -§ Havemyer of New York, a director of the Great Western Sugar com- pany is in Denver on an inspection trip of the company’s sixteen plants in Colorado, Nebraska, Wyoming and Montana. refreshing sleep?- Or, are you a victim of itching, burn- ing skin trouble that is maddening’at night and makes you scratch and toss from side to side until exhausted? 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