Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 5, 1924, Page 7

t “Ys BReaa ° 2 b i t é I ae ee 1 TePOTed TERT: TUTerepeatsy ot sesame ne lai 11 we pa PAGE FOUR. « THRILLS IN PARIS ARE STIRRED UP BY DOROTHY DALTON IN RIALTO FILM Paris life i r beries, romance, Is, Dorothy Dalton's latest Pa’ mount picture, “The Moral Sinner, which was shown for the first time at the Rialto last night, is a story of a young girl who tried to be a thief but couldn't The story is taken from the stage play, ‘Leah Kleschna,” recently re- vived at the Lyric Theater in New York City. It was a big hit several seasons ago both here and in Lon- don. It is considered to be the dad- dy of all apache stories. If you re- member the play, you'll want to see the picture. James Rennte is leading man, and there's a big supporting cast. Ralph Ince directed the production. nk: RS Neh ARCHIVES SEARCHED FOR DETAILS OF LINGOLN'S LIFE FOR PHOTODRAMA the life of Lincoln and the history of Civil war days than any historian in the country. Their thorough know- sedge on the subject is the result of two years’ research spent in prepar- ing for the photo-piay, “Abraham Lincoln,” which they recently pro- Guced. “Abraham Lincoln" is now showing at the America. According to the Rocketts, there | was so much that was dramatic and interesting in the life story of Lin- coln that the great problem of the escenario writer, Frances Marion, was to select the best material, Not only was Lincoln's public-life admir- ably sulted for screen adaptation, but the story of his first romance with Anne Rutledge and his court- ship of the girl he later married are far more interesting than most ro- mances of fiction. The majority of the work which was necessary research was done in the Congressional Li- brary in Washington, D. C. In addi- tion to reading hundreds of books and historical documents, the youth- ful producers visited Illinois, the scene of Lincoln's boyhood, and bey came acquainted with the few sur- yiving friends of the martyred presi- ent. In this way the most minute details of the life of Lincoln were clear in their minds béfore the gi- antic of filming the picture was started. George Billings plays the title role, giving an impersonation of Lincoln that as been called the most re- markable piece of screen realism ever seen Ann Rutled, Ruth Clifford is seen as qe Two young men, Aland Ray Ftoc- kett, both of them under thirty, are probably better informed on eliminative m1, improves the appe- tite, relieves Sick Heada B WR JUNIORS—Little Rs One-third the regulardose. Made of same ingredients, then candy coated. For children and adults. SOLD BY YouR DRUGGIST: Have you seen the 1925 Hudson Coach? The Romance of a Good Bad Girl Adapted with MILTON SILLS Wallace MacDonald Bertram Grassby RIALTO TOMORROW a ‘The Wild Cat” —with— ROBERT GORDON —also— JIMMY AUBRY etek “BUTTINSKY” 10c and 20c¢ TODAY and THURSDAY | FAMOUS DRIVERS SPEED WITH JOHNNY HINES IN THRILLING MOVIE RAGE Johnny Hines, the famous film comedian, whose picture, “The Speed Spook,” starts at the America Saturday, was a person of import: ance at Altoona recently when he arrived in that city to film the in- ternational 250-mile championship auto race at the Altoona Speedway, considered the fastest board track in the world. Hines, accompanied by Edmund Breese, went to Altoona for the specific purpose of photograph- ing the race for “The Speed Spook,” in which Hines is cast as “Blue Streak Billings,” a hero of the rac- ng world, As soon as he ived he was pre- sented with the key to the city, and later was a guest of honor at a dinner held at the Penn Alto hotel, where this inimitable comedian was introdueed to the local celebrities and the various race drivers, among whom were Jimmy Murphy, Harry Hertz, Tommy Milton, Ira .Vail and the other contestants. ONAPPY COLUMBIA SHOW [oA GAY STEP.ON GAS It doesn’t matter if the snow. does fall in Casper and the day looks down and out, for at the Columbia’ the sun is shining in music and clever, humorous acting. Right now “The Minstrel Revue" is at its peak and since its opening Sunday has drawn exceedingly large crowds. A chorus of keen girls danc- ing and singing is a feature of the comedy which goes straight to the point In putting over peppy stunts and sayings, From the gold old times right smack into the land of the sheik the show travels with speed that turns audiences inside out with laughter, A very entertaining part of the Columbia program is the movie, “Our Hospitality,” starring Buster Keaton. —_—. TRIP-HAMMER ACTION IN “THE WILDCAT” AT IRIS Nobody cares a tinker's whoop bout a dramatic picture unless it varrles a punch that lovers of real 1ction revei In. No matter how long you may have been tortured and disfigured by some itching, burning skin eruption, just apply a little of that soothing, healing Resinol Ointment to theirritated sur- face and see if thesuffering is not re- lieved at once. Healing usually be- gins that very minute, and the skin gets well quickly and easily unless the trouble is due to some rerious in- ternal disorder, Doctors prescribe Resinol widely, 80 when you try it, you are using a semedy of proven value. Resinol Soap is ideal for general toilet use. It is unsurpassed for the bath and shampoo. Yes, the Hudson Coach has been reduced in price. before | “Abraham Lincoln” could be filmed | The Casper Daily Critune Received Vote of the s dem ming approves gressman, E. Winter, w by a substantial plurality. ‘WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1924; assistance and that he had takers him under his own roof, ment a month ag their day in court, the traffic in! blown open with neatness and a Ape Paes CE ea ga babies and other evi: which we are| minimum of notse. bebe bed w investigating in Casper will place| obtained about $240, con! pay aoe * our-critics in their real light before| $70 of the school petty comm fuse” the peopie at the proper_time. $68 of the junior class a 430" of ‘Nowhore is our work getting the] of the stugents’ fund an co-operation that we are getting | cafeteria receipts. fiction “cant "uch tm, mee tl Ney Method of Tron Smelting of Confidence Use Only Level Spoonfuls of have our children should be investi- gated before accepting them. We are. proud of the work over ‘the especially ‘the Casper and Peycine rts. nerf ees "Reamer, Is Periected A L U M ET Commissioner. STOCKHOLM, Nov. 5.—Discovery of a method for extracting pure steel and forge iron directly from fron ore, eliminating the use of melting furnaces is announced by the Swedish engineer Flodin of the Hag- fors iron works. The invention, which is the result of extensive ex perimental works, has aroused lively interest among metal experts and will immediately be submitted to practical tests on a larger scale. raisons astnaes fade haa JURY FAILS 70° AGREE ST. LOUIS, Nov. 5.—The federal court jury in the trial of William P. “Dinty” Colbeck, alleged gang lead- er, and-nine others, on charges of gomplicity in the \$260,000 down- town mail truck robbery of April 2, 1923, reported jit had been unable to agree. Judge Faris ordered the jury. to continue its ,deliberations. The case went to the jury Monday night. . —_————_—_ SAFE BLOWING CHARGED TO PROFESSIONAL CHEYENNE, Wyo., Nov. 5.— Sheriff's office attaches and police are agreed that the “blowing” of the @afe in the office of the prin- cipal of the high school here, Sun- aay night, was the work of expert professionals, Two steel doors were So THE WORLD'S GREATEST BAKING POWDER It Contains More than the Ordinary Leavening Strength SALES 2'/, TIMES THOSE OF ANY OTHER Choir Singer Arrested for Many Thefts} ——__—__— as NOW PLAYNIG “ABRAHAM LINCOLN” A powerful drama of the greatest man Amercia has Produced. A plot of romance, Adventure, Humor and Thrills Shows at 1—3—5—-7—_9 WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.—Francis Winfield Hart, 24 years old, a sing- er in a chureh choir and living in the apartment of his pastor, arrested by police here today and ac cused of a long series of “jimmy” robberies which have been keeping the northwest section of the city on edge. Police declare Hart admitted. per- petration of a dozen robberies and they said loot estimated to be worth $15,000 was found in his room. The Rey. Meade B. MacBryde, in whose home Hart lived, said the latter, The acute pain of neuritis initlal term of service of its con- onstrated Tuesday by his re-election 10c and 40c | at | of the Iris theater announces t in the coming of e Wild C that it has a big feature that carries all kinds Yf trip-hammer action, chockful of love, romance and ad- venture. Robert Gordon, an actor with an international reputation, heads the rast. and he engages in some of the most thrilling man-to-man fights sver screened. A pretty and pleasing love story holds the interest all the we “The Wild Cat” plays at theater toda and Thurs¢ The cast ig headed by Robert ordon, who has been insrome of the biggest pictures produced in the past two years. The story !g chocked full of oye and thrills of the western plains, the Iris rental CAE SR TS, PETITE MADGE RUSH Wid ENTERTAINS ARKEONITES [5 BEAUTY PRIZE MODEL With seven veils Made Rush will] tonight go through the entrancing evolutions of her feature ance, “Visions of Salome,” at the Arkeon This is a work of art that Miss Rush has developed in her exp ence on the stage in the east, and it {s not in the least objectionable. That it will cause the Arkeon crowd to surge around her, is a certainty. For the past several weeks this ultra-superior creature of grace in motion, has charmed throngs of Cas- per people at the popular. dancing academy. Each night she seems tu far surpass her transcendental ac- complishments of the evening before. Each program is a delightful revela- tion of beauty. Another Arkean drawing card to- night will be the final giving away of coupons: Tomorrow evening the Buick car will be taken out of ‘the place by one of those prevent B. J. MINORT ANSWERS ATTAGKS MADE. HERE ON THE STATE HOME The following letter, from B. J. Minort, commissioner of child and animal protection, to Mrs. Vv. O. Nesbitt, his deputy in Casper, is self explanatory November 1, 1924, . V. O. Nesbitt: Madam: ries have been made here the two concerning the re- ported C/shortness of funds” at the state home for dependent children and some publfe speaker In a recent address said “he saw a little girl half starved and in calico dress, that was taken by ® Casper family from the state home, ete., ard giving me authority for the staten nt of short- ness of funds, ete; Now will you please tell the Casper public for me through the papers that such state. ments are absolutely without founda- tlon of fact -vhatever. First we. have no such girl in Casper, and such children as we have under our} care there are in the best of homes. | well fed and well clothed, ‘and tt the shortness of fund, if any, } no connection with the sta whateyer. ‘There is a shortness of funds for fleld work and we hope the next legislature will increase our appropriation for that phase of our work, but as far as the state home is concerned our children there are better fed and better than any chil- dren in any home in the state asa recent investigation of the Wyoming children homes revealed. home } We are proud of ofr state home and challenge comparison by any one or institution, we are aware that statements reflecting on the state ne and the state work in general e been made from certain quar- ters under the mistaken theory that knocking an alleged competitor builds up your own business but such false statements will fall of their own we and do not deser’ & moment's ¢ fon by think- ing people. It is the fact that our work is growing by leaps and bounds in spite of the shortness of Scheuerman’s Harmony Kings This treatment acts quickly and gives positive results No rubbing —no waiting —° sick, pain-ridden tissues. And this eld. we ‘de: tht ty Sloan’s gives you positive help increased blood supply sweeps FAMOUS COLORA! HE. RB. tho envy. of people, whose rocoraa| themoment youuseit. Youdon’t away the | Keoiditiapa that: sre DO THEATER BAND will some day soon gome out,in the even have to bother to rub it in, “using ? light and the people will seo, for Just pat it on gently. Be sone yaks eee penning Fell: themselves that the humane work ‘Then —before you know it: Right away it starts the blood circulating swiftly through the Sloan's Liniment “fain among the children of Wyoming by this department stands second to none in the United States. We are proud of our matrons at the state home and tho way our dren are taken care of, we chal- lenge any one to investigate and find one underfed or underclothed. Any statement as coming from me except through you in Casper can down as false regardless who the speaker may be. Please make thig plain to the people of Casper. Those ponsible for any reflection on our work will in due time have z \ IN . JUST A FEW OF THE BIG SCENES “—the charity masque ballfi gayest of Parision revels; j —the thrilling fire, with hundreds fleeing for their lives; ait last-second, rescue of the girl by her daring over; —the astounding robbery in the home of a great detective. Additional Attractions Mack Sennett Comedy “PICKING PEACHES” Movie Chats SPECIAL ATTRACTION THE NETTO LADIES fixes ORCHESTRA Playing Selection of Celebrated Hungarian Melodies painisgone. It will not stain. All druggists have Sloan’s—36 cents. STARTS SATURDAY, NOV. 8 TWO AFTERNOON AND TWO EVENING PERFORMANCES DAILY THE BIGGEST ADDED ATTRACTION WE HAVE EYER OFFERED JOHNNY HINES —IN— “THE SPEED SPOOK” STARTS SATURDAY with the HARMO! a AND PREPARE TO pS. DANC At the Elks’ Home Saturday and Monday evenin Nov. , 8 and 10, to the strains of the eontant 2 3 orchestra in the west— SCHEUERMAN’S HARMONY KINGS - TODAY 1-3-5-7-9 o’Clock The First and Origi Cold and Gap tate Proven Safe for more than a Quarter of a Century, ‘The box bears this signature C2 Lnon s Price 30c. ‘Eee a r fe : ADDED-ATTRACTION - MISS MADGE RUSH WILL APPEAR IN THREE NATIVE AND ORIENTAL DANCES Arkeon Dancing Academy | TOMORROW NIGHT THE BUICK COUPE. GOES Columbia |[ToNcH VOGEL and MILLER’S NEW MUSICAL SHOW THE HAPPY GO LUCKY COMPANY IN THEIR BIGGEST HIT “THE MINSTREL REVUE” -_IN FIVE SCENES WITH SPECIAL SCENERY AND ELECTRICAL EFFECTS PRETTY GIRLS AND GORGEOUS COSTUMES = = ts a