Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 2, 1924, Page 18

PAcnPODEseer CRESS es FORGLRGA SED BRREEE verevevessas , opie Cae conn RE pen ire _ SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1934. PAGE SIX Base 4id not register on the Sn. Ae SUGOF THE LD FRONT 3] = Joos i ees hoz ply r : Moral Sinner" that audiences ‘will % | never even 8 TURE AT RIALTO ine, forte nan eee —————— s man’s role in picture, ‘was Hatton, the affable ac-{ ter” or “squatter,” he was never so e if adapted to the screen by J. Clarkson ine ecm ee opulent that he needed a pair of sus- Z we ‘ Miller, Oth a in keys supporting penders; one was enough. nighted. Betty Compeon cast include Alphons Ethier,’ Fred- But Hatton, being an actor on a sete SG of Dalla ,the snarling, rea oe daugh- pai erick. Lewis, W. I. Percival, Paul generous Dexroll, wae Bere Seer women are “the weaker sex” we bid|ter of an African farmer who be- eye as it fol-| McAllister and Florence Fair, Ralph trite “as “they Dest) be De ane + |them hasten ‘down to the Rialto the-|comes « poltshed cultured woman of | jowed the star in her flight, the Ince directed CORSRGUSHCO "Lis f SOENAED A SURLY, ater .where “The Female,” Betty the world. It ts a part ideally suited —$<—__— at Fee tpebic aso nade, RSS Sompson's latest starring vehicle. is|to Miss Compson's temperament and cones bi, a abepeanea abides now the feature..We guarantee that|she- makes the most-of the wide like Arizona where life is a concrete ufter they have viewed this Para-|dramatic scope that the character. struggle, hard cash is looked upon mount-Sam Wood production they | ization: affords ap ty beep Baxter ” as the only money that honest men will be .willing to admit that they |/as the hero, stves & creditable .| vere all wrong. Performance; Noah Beery does his ‘ “The Famale” not only success-| Usual good work; Dorgthy Cumming tor-egg who, the longer he stays in the photodramatic caldron the hard- | er bolled become his character, pa hy suspenders will from frontier his white I filmed ture, with commer lity, in the hinterland of Arizona on the pr ‘ Lay deal in.” Checks and gréenbacks are merica’s.m' CC | still “viewed “with ‘suspicton—else than in his nov ure plays at! wy when you give "a. storekeeper ‘| cuny Broven that the female of the |and areetian mn wicod gaara ieee: the America tod: t tomorrow. | 9 five-dollar bill for a four-bit pur- 5 ly the stronger sex, | 8¢ceP! a The Lizard, de din the book | chase, will ho finger the thing, look as “one of those rat-faced,” shifty-| coldly through you and then give eyed, loose-mouthed male creatures, | you four silver dollars and two silver who know everything about every-| quarters? body and spend the major part of| “]'ve heard it sald that miners and their days te g i had come from | cattlement like silver because they Arkansas to C da del Oro near} know it’s with them, that bills make Tucson, In other words, from | no rattle and as u result men would country where they Had party line| never know if they lost them. But telephones and) rural deliverles to] 1 pelieve the real reason is because one where all communication was} cecks and bank notes seem - to carried on by “calls across ‘canyons | them a sort of fishy finance, worked and mounted messengers. out by Wall street and not quite on If he ever got _up to wearing belts | dure canvas lined pants pockets and Taticinone the metamorpho- as are the rest of the supporting ‘8 that love @ffects’ when it happens | cast. to-strike-an: unsophisticated ‘ttle: Boersgirl... The : photoplay. ts r based upon: Cynthia Stockley’s vital story,, Palla, the..Lion Cub" and scars") FTO DEATH IN AACE AMERICA TO PRESENT | AGROSS THE ROUSETORS — AT THE ‘ TT e i ee «in Arkansas, he had to fall back to] suspenders, both made necessary to - suspenders in the wilds of Ariz arry the wearying weight of silver, uel Side-stepping death by inches. That was Dorothy Dalton's thrill- AND IRIS THEATERS FEATURE THIS WEEN 3 Ses TUESDAY EVENING theater Tuesday, is conceded to be one of In a sequence of this production the most interesting and valuable Being what cattlemen call a “nes-! than take a chance on paper money, ‘What Starting at 7 o’clock Tuesday we will give out elec. 4 ion ak de, “Abra- ocess, “Leah . STARTS TUESDAY : Daa [nam Lingle tiae ook Mokea. he Mise ‘Datton, im the tite || Hon Feturns at intervals of 10 to 15 minutes, Tt shes Did she say “No”? “Bhe did not, and re Miss Tove Janson, daughter| the America “theater for showing lever girl apache of the been arranged in such a way that it will not interfera \ : f Seattle physician, will be the bride of Monte Blu¢) movie actor. pt Ble gs ue Their wedding is scheduled to take plece Nov. 1 in the bride's home, that cemented a nation with the man who guided it: destiny. From the log cabin to the White House —from a home ¢ made cradle to his- tory’s page. And now it’s on the screen. His inti- mate life ithat war hidden: by_ history’: red days. Human beyond compare! starting Tuesday. Paris underworld, makes a hair. with picture or music. same time as in at least 5,000 other of the most important theaters of Plateau eralinetion Hestine Will receive election returns from the air from 11 p.m, to 12, See the show, stay for the radio. Tuesday and Wednesday Dorothy | Gordon, Also Jimmy Aubrey coniedy {through bis boyhood to manhood, ar Dalton in “The Moral Sinner." Mack } Suttinsk: and unfolds his romance with Anne A tale that will thrill in “The rt B Mermaid | Hutchison, better known as Hurri- George Billings portrays the role omody “Pigskin.” Fables, ne “Hutch. Also\comedy “No Joat-|of Linéoin; .with Ruth Clifford as adventure are plentiful in This assures the presentation of this most valuable historical and ; sy tm a net 9 ther _ BRUNSWICK RADIOLA the United Statos and Canada, ‘Abraham Lincoln” is in keeping Furnished and Installed by with productions of only the high- est grade according to the announce- ( h: E W ll M Co ment. of Richard Rowland produc- as hn ells usic 9 Rialto. Trails" with Franklin Farnum. Also | it, TODAY ONLY Sunday and Monday—Betty Comp: | comedy vy Blues" with Dorothy | «Abraham Lincoln’. was more son in “The Famale.” Christie Com-| DeVore, star of ‘Hold Your Breath,” | chan; two years in the making,.and ay ¢ ie Wootsie.” Kinogram| Wednesday and. Thursday— ‘Wild | 4t times, as.manyas 2,600. people aie Bel scant fiat Cat,” a enna ies ain Robert /#ppear in the cast... It deals with News. ‘ 4 the life, of Lincoli from his birth : Sennett comedy “Picking Peaches.’ Friday and Saturday — “Surging | Rutledge, ¢arries him through the Movie Chi Seas,’ ‘a melodrama of daring deeds | presidency and the strife of the|| everyone who sees it. Ac- Thursday and Friday—Viola Danalcn sea and land featuring Charles | Civil ‘War. tion, thrills, romance and 5 = nxt Rutledge and Noll Craig as y ; i 4) Aan’ Ruedee ‘ana Nout Graig sl] this story of the ea, ‘AN EXTRAORDINARY BIG SHOW Sunday and Monday—Harold Bell Columbia. # Columbia pal fi remu: : Y Wright's ‘The Mine With the Iron| Sunday to Wedneaday—Tho Hapn® Pot insaleeliha | ree eG H ‘ STARTS TODAY—CONTINUOUS .| Door,” ‘with Pat O'Malley, Dorothy | Go Lucky company in the “Minstrel (‘Abraham Lincoli wast directed SHOW kaill, Greighton Hale, Mary | Revue.” | Feature gpcture Buster | by:Phil Rosen, | Fratices Marion’ Carr, Also comedy “Settin' Pretty” | Keaton in*Our-Hodpitality.” ~~* | wrote the scenario and supervised’! and Fox News. ‘Thursday, Fritey “and Saturday—|the editing. The completed pro- . i Starting 2:30, 4:45, 7 and 9 o’Clock Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday |The Happy Go Lucky companyin a| duction has been. hailed. by criti and Frida: ‘Abraham Lincoln” the | new musical show and feature *pic- wherever shown as an histori rf Poets 7 a Vogel and Miller’s fe story of this great American,|ture, “In Search’ of a Thri'l. etic Ee at his romances, his adventures, with IN THEIR BIGGEST HIT, “THE MINSTREL REVUE ed isa Ruth Clifford and a tine cast. Featuring Also Pathe News and Topics of the Carl Armstrong, Tom Miller, Charlotte Earle - Da arting Saturday—Johnny Hines “The Speed Spook.” Also comedy fonkey Romeo" and Fox News. Tris. Sunday Only— Drift Wood.” Al- so comedy “Flying Financ Monday and Tuesd ‘DRIFTWOOD’ AT THE IRIS TODAY ONLY ) This is to'announce a real screen } | treat. The Iris has booked “Drift-| ; which 1s a sea drama in thr 3 are drama, humor sense of the word, and arc thrills, adventure— o show it to you ami arc confident that it will meet with yo —The romance of to the brim with action that wil trossed FIRST EPISODE “OLD FASHION | cidaimad ADOLPH ZUKOR, mide ew ries and JESSE.L. LASKY f _- SECOND ‘EPISODE “THE a Carl Armstrong, Tom Miller, Will Jeffries THIRD EPISODE | Nothing as ' Great Before--- Few pictures are truly. great-— but this one stands out as a star in the firmament — here. PRESENTED BY rons Was. Kipling right about . : ki ip thi ft = pil: Blan sed ERE BS Lincoln and Anne | tet aa let you'live i tne storteur “The Female?” Is she more “IN THE LAND OF THE S LJ est show you've Rutledge. apielt of | adventur deadly than the male?” .i = Beautiful Betty tells vou in - ‘this'.vivid; thrilling picturiza- +”. "tion of “Cynthia Stockley’s * novel, “Dalla, the Lion Cub.” Warner Baxter and Nogh - Beery head the fine supporting « --company, Carl Arprirong Tom Miller, Chi Earle; Il Jeffries Mons Comrlanss a ad FOURTH EPISODE. “EN ROUTE” TOM MILLER AND TIM NEWMAN TODAY AND MONDAY HAROLD BELL WRIGHT’S FINE ADVENTURE ROMANCE “THE MINE WITH THE IRON DOOR” PAT O'MALLEY, DOROTHY MACKAILL, ROBERT FRAZER, CREIGHTON HALE, Comedy, “Settin’ Pretty,” Fox News yo di EPISODE “THE LAND: MIDNIGHT SUN” Carl Armstrong, Tom Miller, Will J: Charlotte Earle and Comp eo Carl Armstrong Miss Charlotte Earle i Shows at 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 sh j , i ‘ 2 a see Sse ea 10c and 40c 4 } demi Oriental Girls Miss pene end Girls Miller, yore i , Debois Will Terres, Sad Girls ce and Girls Also Christie Comedy—"'Tootsie Wootsie” SPECIAL ATTRACTION The Netto.Ladies Seven Piece Orchestra RIALTO. 13-0340, 40" 6,/7:00, -- LF ODAY. 9420 TOMORROW News Earle Specialty Four Finale ~.. ompany =e Feature Picture NOV. 19 BUSTER KEATON Is the Day the in CHEVROLET COUPE “QUR HOSPITALITY”? Will Be Given Away