Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 3, 1924, Page 4

PAG Cub,” by Cynthia Stockley. War- ner Baxter, Noah Beery and other big names appear in the all-star sup- porting cast. | > |OOROTHY DALTON STARS ELEMENTS BREAK LOOSE Ee SS WOM. SIME IND HELP FILMING: OF|eeszcsctoreo (THE INTO TOMORROW the contr last times today at the Pair Executed For recentiyncuseed Feo _Murder of Consul THERE and to stand as alates fr * In 1923 india’ mined more than eighteen million tons of Goal. Holiday samples now on display. Come in and see them. Templo Studio, 118 East First.—Adv. WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.—Execu- tion by the Persian government of Seyid Hussien, ring bes by Ge a b> which murdered merican Vice Consul Imbrie in Teheran, was Photographs for Xmas... Speci! reported éfficially today to the state) Pres Sy EMTs BS. Center, Phone department. 2702. iuothed, ran was executed for the crime at the same time... Rta Reams America’ 4 x “ a Tt ‘The death sentences were carried : z a ington govern- 6 GREAT: HOOK There j# a series of scenes in] Dorohty Dalton in-her new Para- ’ , Saher fetakea that fe ek oe “The Mine With the Iron Door,”| mopnt picture, “The Moral Sinner,” 4 hag. must receive the extreme penalty Cespite«n. decision by the Persian cabinet to commute their sentences. A third man found guilty and sen- tenced to death was executed some time ago. “RHEUMATISM RELIEVED __ BY INTERNAL BATHS” which ‘calls for the heroine, played} Ralph Ince production; which by Dérothy Mackaill, to be lost in| opens at the Rialto theater tomor- a terrific storm, wandering about|/row, is supported by a cast for all night tn the darkness with but|which the term “special” might an occasional flash of lightning to| have originated. James Rennie, last guide her footsteps or give even an| seen as the hero in “His Children’s inkling of where she is. Children,” has the leading man's ‘|, For many days Mr. Lesser’s| role opposite the star; Alphonz company worked on other and/ Ethier and W.-I. Percival also have minor scenes waiting and hoping| prominent roles. Others include for one of the deluging and almost|paui McAllister, Frederick Lewis torrential rains they had been told] ana Florence Fair. Mis# Fair makes were due at that season of the year] her screen debut in this production, in that gs ligt rae an adaptation of the stage success, son, Their waiting seemed all in| «teah Kieschna,” jin which Mrs. é vain, and property men were in-| riske played the title role. J. Clark- 77 ee 7 From jungle girl to Ll structed to provide the set with all! on filler wrote the screen play.| Stx.generations of one spot ol represented ‘in t os 7 oe ciety beauty—here' 's Betty the paraphernalia -for a full-grown,|jts aq story of the underworld’ of} bottom row from lett to right. are! Mrs. Julia Ecker: : Mrs. Lyd ee) yaar am, Sy y Compson’s most fascinat- manmade redn-storm. Paris—a crook story ‘with touches | Fox. 94. Mrs, Maude Gansline: 87, and Baby Alvin Hass Justi one though I a. ‘ P} An experiences that seldom comes y making motion pic: Jol Lesser of Prin ture to-g te pt 2 top row are-Mrs- Clara’ Pelton. 57 ‘(left). and Mrs. J. B. . ing role. taht tesa an Ae cig Nees sa seme gg pacino Hass. 19 All “except Mrs ‘rou, were born tn Maumee. O.. where all, save it al at Means ming love- ands adventure 4 seemed ‘to oteot ae aasaheay the ‘Mrs Pelton. still live » Mra Pelton) resides in Ogden Center.: Mich ey Ss drama in a marvelous new deluge needed.. So’ Sam Wood, the TTE z tion, 1 — picturesque, al- ys director of the picture, routed his CROWDS ARE FLA NED depicfs the surrender of Lee and] and Ruth*Citfford is seer’ as Anne Head: eoing, mmibatesiousl as at tired and sleepy cast from beds to show life in Washington after the| Rutledge.. Nell Craig’ is Mrs. Lin- a Ht and Nee yi ’ . which they had gone early in an- war @nd finally his assassination, |coln.. These are the principal fig- Africa. f ? ll te Oe Sree ex QUT RY NEW COMEDY NT ‘Thé production has beon hailed as| ures in. the. remarkably fine cast. te x explat —Also— 5 Ga kes work. Into the storm they went, tion] “Abrah incbIn” Was directed by L. sae “ ‘ ie” ” em journeying into the mountains SO; attiatic and Draenan nee Ntscent operatior Be Christie Comedy—‘“Tootsie Wootsie “Ni by the national pressand is gen-| Phil Rosen. Frances Marion’ wrote PeTny Ve is wo\certaln fm tte Dalia ane alec MLS bi Seal COLUMBIA SHOW HOUSE erally conceded 1o he oné. 6 the} the. scenario ad. supervised the and will give you free of pat ting little beok con- ODAY Pee Sears, Th. eae uen ee most important pictures ever} editing. tnining tha results of the experi. T and terrific thunder peals. f . Ch: Tre But they finished ‘all the storm ESHER 40,: the scroomt : +} The picture was: produced by Al] £6e"y Stk, who was 2 specialist on 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, o? Clock botnes, “ana those ye aaah conte First I's decision “to dls] and Ray Hockett. . Compia ra | » 3, 5, 7, 9, 0° Mine With the Iron Door” are due| It was a full day at the Co'umbia | tribute Lincoln” is in _—_ in that city. Get to witness that rarity on the screen, |¥esterday when four times audiences | keeping with its policy to handle] yearling or two-year-old bucks, Sprechers’ Pharmacy such a setting actually provided by |Were conculsed ‘The Minstrel Re-| productions of only the highest] good heavy shearers; mutton type, Mother Nature, with all of nature’s|Vue.” In five acts this latest comedy} grade, acvording to Richard Row-| Corriédale breed. = Inquirev of Carl daring and startling realism, garries a tremendous kick and af-| land, production manager, Shimaker, Wyoming" National, Baa i ro fords an exit a second for the glooms George Billings, considered to be ; and blues. Right off the reel there A perfect Ukeness to the famous Indian production ‘of jerude Gil av- “ ” is the “Old Fashioned Minstrelsy.” | national hero. plays the title role, erages elsht million barrels annually. mes there is the shot of “The Boot- ————_—“_—_—_—_—_—«—X—X—S_— leggers."" Up springs ‘The Land of The a ht Sun," and the final tivities “In the an the Danae ot the Sheik.’ THE RIALTO. THEATER EVERY SCENE HAS ITS Your Children’s Health ps. stip tua sowtnge of cme sem! THRILL IN ARIS: FILM Buide oe wee You ingen, story and, Iterature mr } a proved & j hind the scenes? i 3 Female,” starring Betty Compson, ie bee be pe tee aponrest man ape ia which, 0) at the Rialto theater ica has produced—but do you know a! = — ast Saturday, will take place there|, 4 fast and furious battle in a sa- the things that made him great? ' - [this afternoon. and evening. ‘The |!00n; 2 spectacular fire; a hair-rais- You know his name is Abraham—but..... ‘ ' y a screen version of the ae Feet Reads a runaway stage do you know why they called him that? : ; snares a fight betw RiD STARTS TOMORROW. You know Lincoln the president—but do you know Lincoln the man? % & ature “Dalla, the Lion n father and ~ son, Com it—the years it have never Dalle, the Tict.| neither knowing. the other's "eal RiD'S GREATEST‘ ' given a bigger picture nor will.you fore identity; and, finally an attempted get it in the years to come, . “necktie party” by a frenzied mob— these are some of the highlights of “Crossed ‘Trails, Franklyn Far- num's latest whirlwind —wertertt which is at the Iris today and Tues- da LAST.-TIMES TODAY TODAY & TUESDAY Mr. Farnum hap reached the poaic ! why of popularity inf photoplays)or this HAROLD BELL “CROSSED type, but jt will be a long time be- i fore the fans cf Casper will a TRAILS” opportunity of seeing him in. any- "9 thing much better than “Crossed With Trails.” Once more he demonstrates + PRANKLIN his unusual daring in’ one of the : Ing scenes ever recorded “THE MINE WITH THE FARNUM iby: iio oateras jana Pade -msbce the IRON DOOR” ie gives proof of genuine histrionic ability in scenes tense with drama. watt Dorothy DeVore fi ture i tis usual manertaltrny Pat O’Malley, Dorothy Mackail Pe Spee | plays, too, an important part there. Creighton Hale, Robert Frazier Re. Ses the in. Miss Alyse Mills brings a world of charm and beauty to her part in Comedy, “Settin’ Pretty” 3 in support of Mr. Farnum, and the bal- “ 99 Fox News Navy Blues SCHEUERMAN’S HARMONY ¥ The greatest drama of all —big in the* things that grip yotr heart—romance, love,.-pathos, joy, happi- . ness—wrapped up in the life “story of - América’s greatest leader during the ~most- stirring events of: - American history. COLUMBIA “3:2. Vogel.and Miller’s HAPPY GO LUCKY C0. IN THEIR BIGGEST HIT_. LINCOLN FEM GN FILM COMING TO AMERICA TOMORROW “Abraham Lincoln,” the picture which has-been the sensation of the movie world, is announced this week as a First National picture, to be shown at the America theater, beginning tomorrow. “Abraham Lincoln” was more than two years in the making, and at times as many as 2,500 people appear in the cast. It deals with the life of Lincoln from his birth, through his boyhood, the presidency and the strife of the Civil war, ' MINSTREL REVUE Abe Lincoln’s romance with Rosturing George Billings as the Man edge eee e i Carl Armstrong, Tom Miller, Charlotte Earle of nc mei rita. dots! not ige is eds : FIRST EPISODE seem to be acting. He IS love storios te ever told, _ Tomorrow and Wed: “OLD FASHION MINSTRELSY” WITH Carl eahee iy) Tom Miller, Charlotte Earle, Will Jeffries and Company * SECOND EPISODE “THE BOOTLEGGERS” Carl Armstrong, Tom Miller, Will Jeffries THIRD EPISODE “IN THE LAND OF THE SHIEK” Carl Armstrong, Tom Miller, Charlotte: Earle, Will Jeffries and Corpany - FOURTH EPISODE “EN ROUTE” , TOM MILLER AND TIM NEWMAN nial EPISODE “THE LAND=:-MIDNIGHT SUN” Carl Armstrong, Tom Miller, Will Jeffries, Charlotte Earle and Company FAMOUS COLORADO THEATER BAND COMING TO THE AMERICA STARTS SATURDAY, NOV. 8 TWO AFTERNOON AND TWO EVENING PERFORMANCES DAILY THE BIGGEST ADDED ATTRACTION WE HAVE EVER OFFERED AND PREPARE TO ‘DANCE At the-Elks’»Home Saturday Evening and Monday wr i a AND IRIS THEATERS Yr Weeone NIGHT ~. siactiae at 7 o'clock Tuesday, we will give out’ élection returnsat intetvals of 10 to 15 minutes. It has been arranged in such a way that it will not intdrfere with the picture or music. BRUNSWICK RADIOLA FURNISHED AND INSTALLED BY Peonvenon Dorothy Dalton as a dar- ing Apache in the best of all Parisian love stories. Feature Picture NOV, 19 BUSTER KEATON i Ftc ig a and to the strains of the greatest Based on Mrs. Make ta siti clube " op Ly a ne CHAS. E. WELLS: MUSIC co. SCHEUERMAN’S HARMONY KINGS Kleschna.” Election Returns Tomorrow Night Ee EPECEIVE ELECTION RETURNS FROM THE AIR FROM 11 TO 12 P. 'M. see SEE THE SHOW—STAY FOR THE RADIO