Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 20, 1924, Page 6

“SEMAN SPEEDS TO CLOSE ; PAGE SIX . = RS HOLLYWOOD GIRLS FALL FOR BIG RANCHER IN “BEHOLD THIS WOMAN’ One of the fin Sembled will be @ A |” 2 RICHARD DIX AND BEBE DANIELS ARE LOVERS IN FANGS ON TROPICAL ISLE The Rialto theater last night was the scene of a local film event of han ordinary interest. That much discussed “Sinners in e there, and at the outset st casts ever as- a Diggers,” motion picture star. la Motte, one of the younger beau- § photoplay, baged upon the tles of the screen, who was seen in| prize-winning novel by Citve Arden, “The Famous Mrs. Fair," “S -| fully measures up to the glowing ows” and other super-features, ance re at were circulated cast as Sophie. Charles Post, who put It. é is 6 feet 6 inches tall and the larg a small measure of the suc- est Jeading man in pictures, pls f the picture is due to the skitl the part of the cattleman. adaptation of James Creelman Harry Myers, long a screen fa-| irectorial genius of Alan vorite and who won his greatest | Theirs was no easy task, fame in e Connecticut Yankee,” | ansference of a yular plays delightfully the insoucis Dej| n to the sereen is always attend Seyre. *| ed with a good man fticult this case it was o plished erlnutter” cessfully and the result te a film hose seductive| replete with thrilling action, flavor. has set many|ed with romance and chock full of Is again | pictorial uty. In| Acting rs fall to the lot « and Richard Dix ——ed sui “Potash Betty Blyth vamping 07 but she expects to be laugh The champion movie vamp! appears as a "movie ire” and pokes gentle fun at herself. It is all because “In Hollywood | } with Potash and Perlmutter” de-| scribes the adventures of the fa mouse c and sult partners { their int venture as film ducers. Fresh from business, they invade Holiywe and, like other movie magnates, de-| elde to produce a * After test other starting tom at un f extra Holmes Herbert, e Love, Florence Billings, | Shannon, Betty Hilburn and Marcia Harris are some of the other embers of the cast, all of whom more than adequate in thelr re | spective roles. If you 1 Heaven,” yourself to s seeing “Sinners in have no one but lTry This On none lected as Your Catarrh . :| Ordinary methods of, treating arrh are failures s x they jot reach th You've got to heal th pots that are hidden wa 3 | iquids and sprays never touch them ty 2 he best and most effective methot s to inhale the vapor of Deo" each night and morning. Gently heat in de ¢ Fy it, soothin: - > Y 1 every ~ } ing germs and ¢ i ing. inflamed membranes. Right "a you will begin to feel better. ; 4 “ ~ “& &.| Hawking and spitting will lessen o = ~ 4, © Jana your head will be clearer. tik ~— .p _ i] “Deo is the trade name of Dennis’ a ah a) ~“€ ' ™h. 7. 1| Eucalyptus Ointment—composed en- ‘. Sag SRE \ i ch 2b Uf tirely of antiseptic, healing oils. Sold in 6¢c jars-or tubes by leading ‘The Chevrolet will be a source of druggists everywhere, Satisfaction real pleasure to the Ingrams who | ciate 7 wg guaranteed or money back, Dennis 8. In| .t | will be live at 1151 North Center street. Mr. Ingram is a pipe fitter at the Stand- ard refinery. There are two chil- dren, Anita and Betty, in the family which will have a lot of fun from now on in their new car. Replete with clever song numbers and featured by dancing, “The BElopement” which started last night at the Columbia is a musical gem Eucalyptus Ointment Co., makers, that radiates lively times. Wien an “only” daughter seeks to fly on |i wings of love with an orphan lad and the judge trys to put the quic tus on through a ruse then things stirred up and one fast move follows another, much to the enjoyment of the audience. Aileen Pringle is the outstanding character in the film, ‘True As Steel,” also on the Columbia pro- gram. CARL ARMSTRONG CHARLOTTE EARLE SAM LEONARD AT IRIS THEATER TODAY Larry Semon, star and producer of “The Girl in the Limousine,” the First National pictur ich will | be seen on the n of the Iris} theater for the 1 appeared in the t career before the camera in ful three hundred pictures, A great | many of these were one and two | reel pictures, made. in those early days of the motion picture when the Keystone cops were in, their heyday. Semon became an actor quite ac cidentally. intended to work a direct S » but beca wi times today, has | of his he could not type he nee: for a picture 1 in it self. }from t on he has never ktopped. He has acted in pic tures, directed t and written the stories ever si ARKEON'S PROGRAM WILL FEATURE A PRIZE WALTZ| Again the feature of the Arkeon's dance program for tonight is @ prize waltz. Anticipating the appear- ance of a score of the best dancers in Casper, hundreds wil be on hand this evening for the big event. Since the first numbers of Roy Moore's Music Masters last Monday evening the crowd of Arkeonites has been rapidly increasing. This group of musicians are no doubt one of the best orchestras in the entire west and thelr coming to the Arkeon has created a real stir here. They know their stuff and they do t Dancers are keeping an eve on the Arkeon's ach whieh will roll away happy driver on the nig’ p e. All records for non-stop !» Perlmutter,” the hilariou The Shop-o-scope takes the) i iitie America statti sighing out of Christmas| ¢, buying. : all-star cast, inc weno, COLUMBI Vogel and Miller’s Big Musical Show THE HAPPY GO LUCKY CO. In One of the Best Novelties of the Season “THE ELOPEMENT” - Many New Features and Specialties THE GEORGIA FOUR Harmonists Supreme YVOGEL—MILLER—DEBOISE Feature Picture—EILEEN PRINGLE in “TRUE AS STEEL” tomorrow. sed with last year “Potash and Perlmutter the hotel put and {They did, and thereby started a niild panic on Catalina Island when s came down for plu the thing in the € everybody else afraid to go in swimming,” Rod La Rocque whispered to Vera Reynolds. , however, SEA “MONSTER” USEFUL AID TO SURF SWIMMERS bevy of bathing of Clay.” he ‘Feet of Clay” starts at Rialto Saturday LAST TIMES TODAY “BEHOLD THIS WOMAN’ . —WITH— IRENE RICH MARGUERITE DELAMOTTE CHARLES POST HARRY MYERS ROSEMARY THEBY _—ALSO COMEDY— “Accidental Accidents” and News Myron Leffingwell’s Orchestra,| hte, S/GHTER! Shows at 1, 3, 5, 7, 9—10c and 40c IN THE WITH LARRY SEMON —Also— —in— 10¢ and 20c NEW SHOW TOMORROW Tonight at 7 and 9 o’Cléck spoiled the joke, because he recog: nized the strange fish as one of the | props designed for the use of a beauties in his new Paramount production, “Feet The thing will probably set a new style in surf boards, because the waves get under the extended . When Cecfl| “fins” and furnish a thrilling ride toward shoro for those riding it. LAST TIMES TODAY THE GIRL LIMOUSINE Conway Tearle WILL JEFFRIES CARRY HANDY *’ TIM NEWMAN year, and “Bringing Up Father’ keeps pace with the times and they can't come too pretty for “Jiggs.” “Bringing up Father in Ireland” natura’ly calls for girls of the Irish type, and how could they be prettier than when they have the “Blush ofthe Irish Rose” on a cheeks. dances are new a Suitaalecapeey and electrical equip- ment. “Bringing up Father” is an American Institution that is dear to every reader of the funny page. See them at the Iris. “GIRLS CAN'T COME TOO PRETTY FOR JIGES WHO HITS CASPER TOMORROW ‘Bringing Up Father inj Ireland” is the title of the old, but ever new musical attraction which comes to this Iris theater cn Friday and Sat: urday. for days with matinee daily The famous toon la ‘There is nothing remaining of ason’s show but the title and of course, They prettier every TOMORROW and SATURDAY Matinee 2:30, Night 8.15 IRIS THEATRE E. J. Carpenter Offers jor Coughs AiAN CROSLA PRESENTED BY —wirn — Bebe Daniels cAVEN veaat tae Richard Dix: Also WO big favorites in Mack Sennett Comedy - a picturization of » famous _ prize - winnin, “SHANGHAIED LOVERS” novel. Screened = ’mit the tropical beauty of Sport Pictorial the South Seas. ‘ SPECIAL ATTRACTION THE NETTO LADIES’ ORCHESTRA Playing selection from Syllivan’s Comic Opera ““MIKADO” Popular Waltz Song “DREAMY MELODY” e 3 TODAY $ “TOMORROW 9 o'clock 9900 GRAND PRIZE WALT Tonight is the big night for all waltzers. This is the third big night of the Waltz Contest. STATE CHAMPIONSHIP TONIGHT Besides the $200 prize it also carries the honor of being the State Champion Prize.” W@ two couples will be chosen tonight to compete in the finals. Ar EACH VisiIT Seats Now Selling at Box Office NOT A MOVIE PRICES INCLUDING TAX Night, 83c, $1.10 Matinee 83c and 50c and $1.65 Children 25¢ - Amateur Contest $35.00 » PRIZES COLUMBIA Every Friday Night for Six Weeks > SIX $10.00 PRIZES THE SIX WINNERS OF FIRST PRIZE TO COMPETE { FOR THE FINAL PRIZE OF $25.00 NEXT CONTEST FRIDAY NIGHT AT 9 O’CLOCK Winner First Week—Miss Maxine Edwards AT THE DON’T MISS THE BIG KID DANCE TONIGHT Everybody will be dressed like kids at this dance tonight—the girls wearing short dresses and the boys knee pants. Prizes are offered to the ones wearing the best costumes, RAWHAUSER’S DANCE ARTISTS MAKE YOU DANCE North Washington fall RAY MOORE AND ‘HIS MUSIC MASTERS ‘ The biggest musical sensation that ever played t at the Arkeon. bag! Arkeon Dancing Academy WHERE EVERYBODY DANCES It’s a Please to Dance at the Arkeon ALEXANDER CARR, GEORGE SIDNEY, BETTY BLYTHE AND VERA GORDON SEEN IN THE DISTINGUISHED CAST, ighter are smashed “In Hollywood with Potash and ew comedy-drama which has its first Casper show- This new production (not to be con- ") is enacted by a distinguished luding Alexander Carr, George Sidney, Retty Blythe, Ver Gor- don and David Butler, Abe and Mawruss, the famous fifty wood making vampire pictures. unanimous. They call it the funniest picture in years. lwughtor and gasping for breath,” says the American, “The shrieks from ahe “| First Gasper Showing--“In Hollywood with Potash and Perimutter.” All-Star Laugh Riot at America Tomcrrow “IN HOLLYWOOD WITH POTASH AND PERLMUTTER” audience sounded like a roller coaster full of kids,” pulcaticn 803 . raster fu) says the New York Daily fim fhe day save the. Tale” " says the World. “It is the merriest ion to this side-splittin, i Van Bibber stories, “The Briving Hoos” will be presen ~ gees eee ifty partners, are now seen in Holly- For once all the big New York crifics, are “It left me weak from ce