Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 27, 1924, Page 4

LIGA , Tee, ment h Di Bl; 8 85 reso! | aw INN ir oy nts, » 10@ HISTORIC HAMLET USED IN FILMING PICTURE “AMERICA” historic Virginia ham- fame, nestling Yorktown, let of Revolutionary on the James river {s aroused. For ftx few hundred inhabitants, who hitherto have counted the passage of time by the two great events of its career—its place in Revolution- ary history and the establishment of a submarine mine base nearby during the World war—what they consider the third outstanding event of hiatory—tho filming there by D. W. Griffith of scenes for “america,” which comes to the America theater, starting tomorrow. And now Yorktown wants to be Ds npg Mags dye S ghd huis sung since . formerly pointed out to visitors as the places where Wash- ington slept, ate, or visited, are now proudly exhibited as the mansions where’ Griffith t ch and such . with various local digni evolutionary descendants— as actors. The quaint ol church, practically unchanged since the first service was held there in-the early '708 Is today locally more famous as the FREE 10-Day Tube EME Place where Griffith and his staff attended a Sundoy service than as the meeting house where Washing: ton’s staff once knelt in prayer. ‘There is no newspaper in York- town, but the intimate details of the scenes Griffith made, of how he and every member of his large company looked, acted, and what they said land ate is known to every in- habitant. Motion pictures are the sole topic of conversation, and their participa- tion in the film which D. W. Griffith made is the proudest boast of the oldest families. : Even ‘the departure of Griffith and his cohorts failed to bring nor- malcy back to this once slumbering, now ambitious, hamlet. For its peo- ple, gone movie mad, are convinced comedy which is playing at tho Rialto theater, Buster shows the average small town “board’ of cinematographic cCensorship’’ at work, Two short-haired women, well aa a long-haired male reformer, of a type not unfamiliar to even the larger cities, are on Buster's board. And, boy, what fights they stage! The Dempsey-Firpo first vound was nothing compared to the rows in which Buster's board of censorshiy? engage. A perfectly harmless mo- tion picture, after it is dissected by this board, is clipped, cut, and sheared down until nothing is left of it excépt the tag reading “Passed by the Hickville Board of Censor- ship.” “Sherlock Jr. is Buster Keaton’s third feature Jength coffedy for Metro release; it {s a Joseph M. Schenck presentation. The cast con- sists of Buster. Keaton, Kathryn McGuire, his leading woman, Ward Crane, Jane and Erwin Connelly, Joseph “Dad” Keaton, Ford West, Horace Morgan, George Davis, John Patrick, Ruth Holley, and a host of others. it is to become a motion picture center of vast importance. —~— KEATON TAKES SLAP AT CENSOR BOARDS | IN NEWEST PICTURE Hick town moving picture censor- ship boards had better look out! Buster Keaton has made the fun- niest satire on thelr methods that ever came out of “Hollywood. In “‘Sflerlock, Jr.,” his latest Metro Mail Coupo: Her Wonderful Teeth Remove thr dingy film you'll bes and charm: HERE is a simple test that proves the truth that most of us have pretty teeth without ever knowing we have, or ‘ever re- vealing it. This is the reason: Run your tongue across your teeth, and you will feel a film. A film which absorbs discolorations and hides the natural color of your teeth, Remove it and your teeth take on a new beauty. Maybe you have really beautiful teeth with- out realizing it. 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REAL COWBOY TYPE FEATURED IN FLM “Range Blood,” an Arrow feature, is the attraction at the Wyoming Che Casvet Daily Cridune PLEASES PATRONS “Her Silk Stockings,” the new musical comedy presented by the Vogel and Miller company, opened lastnight at “the Columbia and Played to 2 capacity house. In the show, Carl Armstrong proves to the entire satisfaction of the audience that he is the cham- pion of all champ liars. He buys a new yacht and he and his little son- in-law decide take a little pleasure tip with an actress, They advive thelr wives they are going fishing. Dufing the trip ‘a storm comes up and during the ex- citements the actress leaves her stocking on bohrd. Later, when his wife goes on board, Armstrong has the dainty task of explaining to his wife just how the stockings were left on board and to whom they belong. Helen Miller is the wife, and those who saw her acting in the opening show of the Happy Go Lucky com: pany know her ability to take the part of Armstrong's wife, Will Jeffries plays the son-in-law; Carrie Handy takes the role of-the pretty actress, while Tim Newman is the fixer friend who tries to fx every- thing. Tho “Devil's Dooryara” is tho fea. ture photoplay on the same pro- gram. theater. It is a different kind of Western, inasmuch as the plot re- volves around the fight of one woman against another. ‘The star, E4 (Two-Fisted) Cobb, is the hero of many sterling succe! who cannot be surpassed as a rea’ live cowboy, and in this picture he is given @ splendid opportunity to display his strength and horseman- ship. ‘The story is laid in the ‘West and is about & young Easterner whose car runs out of gas and while Wwait- ing for someone phsaing to help him out, decides to write his experiences. When next the curtain rises, a young woman is struggling, seem- ingly in vain, against her enemy who owns the adjoining ranch -and fights to take her neighbor's prop- erty from her, Jim (8d Cobb), foreman of the enemy's ranch, comes over on her side and fights for her mantully, to be rewarded in the end by win- ning bér hand. The picttire throughout is throb- bing with romance and intense action, and will send any audience home thoroughly pleased. W. W. SPROUL BEFORE VOTERS AS CANDIDATE FOR STATE. SENATOR W. ‘W. Sproul, Democratic can- didate for state senator, has been a resident of Wyoming for 18 years and of Casper for 11 years, making him in the opinion of friends well fitted to recognize the needs of the city and the county, He is a well known contractor and builder here having several important buildings ‘in Casper and others in the-central part of the state to his\credit. Mrs Sproul has served two terms in the Wyoming legislature and in the fourteenth session was unani- mously chosen minority floor lead. er of the house, Mr. Sproul acted as postmaster of Casper for two years during the war period, is a Spanish- American war veteran and a mem- ber of the bar. “In my capacity as law maker I Pride myself on being progressive and thorough,” mays Mr. Svroul, “My attitude toward legislation be- ing to~consider well every measure. I am opposed to hastily and impro- perly considered bills. I am not a rabld partigan in any sense and if elected will represent all the people of Natro: yunty and add strength to pro ‘© measures in the state.” Boy, Air Scouts Will Be Formed LOND‘ . 27—To develop an early “‘air sense” among British boys, it is planned to form a boy air scouts Organization, The scouts will handle and look after the ma- chines on the ground, listen to prac- tical lectures from experts and be associated dally with filers. —_——__ Simple Mixture for Gas on Stomach Simplo buckthorn bark, mag- nesium sulph. c. p., glycerine, etc., as mixed in Adlerika, *helps any case gas on the stomach, unless duo to deep-seated causes. The pisasant and QUICK action will surprise you, Because Adlerika is such an excellent intestinal evacu- ant it is wonderful for constipation —it often works in one hour and never gripes. Casper ‘Pharmacy, 111 EB. Second St—aAdy. WYOMIN “EVERYBODY'S THEATER” LAST TIMES TODAY Jack Hoxie Sebi. 115-119 East 1st. merits confidence” CUPID’S BRAND Also Comedy “THIS WAY OUT” Drive out stiffness and ache After heavy exercise, apply a iittieSioan’s, Notubbing} the liniment itself starts fi blood circulating ickly through the aching muscles, At once-the stiffness vanishes, the aching stops! All druggists— 85 cents. A Ukilis pain! r BUSTER NEW MUSICAL SHOW {RIN-TIN-TIN IN FINAL OPPEARANGE ~ AT AMERICA TODAY MONDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1924, “NOTICE TO PUBLIC The local W. C. T. U. announces to the public, We are not endorsing any of the candidates, and have nq| | — ‘workers in the ficld campaigning for i | any of them. 5 \* MRS, NETTID DUNN, President. srade callin at the residence of Lieu- tenant Duncan and leaves three pounds of porterhouse steak. Tho strenuous training Rin’Tin-Tin had ta_put in for the scenes in “Find Your Man” made this imperative. Pa he is perpetiiall yin train. in-Tin-Tin is not permitted any whatever. In this way he maintains his muscular leanneess and For results try a Tribune Ciass;. fied Ads. ». ~ RINE wfrethes Died Byes \ Wriee! For, results try a Tribune Classl- Rin-Tin?Tin's appearance in “Find | * able to accomp!ish feats that no Your Man th unlikely, trainer, probably makes all in the world. But to. Rin Tin-Tin You Know the saying that money is valuesiets to persons shipwrecked on & barren isle. What” Rin-Tin-Tin does earn, by reason of his expettnéss in working in the movies, is the right to the choicest cuts, of porterhouse to be found in the meat markets of Holly discussion will ¢ sum, or twice the amount. But it makes little difference—to the dos, that is. To his owner and Lieutenant Lee Duncan, it the difference ‘wood. No spare bones, ni Mopolis, for this prin STHMA VAPOR Over 17 Million Jara Used Yea: (JUDGE) JOHN M. HENCH. Candidate for Justice of the Peace, Second Precinct, hil’ territory lying south of Chicago and Northwestern rallriad tn city. practice of law In Casper and Ther- A RESIDENT OF KENWOOD, For reputation as to honesty and ability Asi any old tim- er in Casper. Wyo. ‘ Dr. A. P. Kimball wishes to announce his new Office room location 114 West 2nd St. over Harry Yesness Store’ Suite 1 to 11 Tel 2208—1715W —IN— KINOGRAM NEWS RIALTO. Let your children eat more cake; it SHERLOCK, JR. St Jean Havet, Joe Mitchel Jaa Clyde Bruckman A TORNADO OF MIRTH Buster as a Detective. Buster as a Movie Operator Buster as a Film Star ; ‘_ Buster in His Funniest ¥et HOLLYWOOD, REVEALED HODGE PODGE TODAY Tomorrow 2:40, 4:20, 6, 7:40, 9:20 has more nutriment than a sandwich if made with CAL THE WORLD'S GREATEST ‘BAKING POWDER Contains only such ingredients as have been é officially approved by U. S, Food Authorities OFFEE. is plnying at the Amer- ica for the last times today. 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