Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 21, 1924, Page 6

SS eR SS ye TALE PAGE SIX a_i s Dee pa aay OT RENE LTTE RY Re Che Casper Daily Cribune- FALL OUT OF SKY INTO TROPIC LAND OF LOVE; PERFORM OWN MARRINGE Without hesitation we award the blue ribbon as the week's best plc ture to ‘Sinners in Heaven," the latest cinema opus from the Para- mount organization, which opened at the Rialto theater for a three days run. For dramtic strength of story, excellent characterization, pictorial beauty and able direction, this ple. turization of the famous novel of the same name by Clive Arden, adapted to the screen by James Cree man and produced by Alan Crosland, is miles ahead of many of the recent screen offerings. Briefly, the plot unfolds the ad- ventures of a man and girl who find themselves cast away on a des ert island with no apparent hope of rescue. Bound by a life-time of con- ventions and tradition and loyalty to her fiance back in England, the girl struggles against her overwhelming love for the man—but in vain! And the manner in which these two work out their salvatoin provides some of pping drama ash. een. » Daniels and Richard Dix portray the two leading roles, and to say that each scores a distinct per. sonal triumph js but stating a f: The ‘other members of the excel lent cast include some of filmdom's ever most popular favorites, Montague Love, Holmes Herbert, Florence Billings, Betty Hilburn, Effie Shan- non and, Marcia Harris, By all means see “Sinners in Heaven.” It is screen fare de luxe! DeMille Picture Coming. “Feet of Clay,” the latest produc- . —brings joy, to you and your friends. ‘VERY man, woman and child wants to have strength and rorrect weight. It means the joy of living. To be minug strength and underweight fighting-power in the body. It often means you are minus nerve- power, minus red cells in your blodd, minus health, minus vitality. It is serious to be minus, but the moment you increase the number of your red-blood-cells, you begin to become plus. That's why 8.8.8., since 1826, has meant to thousands ot underweight men and womena lus in their strength. Your body lis to the point of power, your Mesh becomes firmer, the age lines that come from thinness disappear. You look younger, firmer, happier, and you feel it, too, all over your body. More red-blood-cells! §.S.S. aids Nature in building them by the million! There are no unproven theories about 8.8.8., the scientific results of each of its purely vege- table medicinal ingredients are ad- mitted by authorities. Begin tak- Ing 8.8.8. today. It will give you more energy, vitality and vigor and 8 more up and going appearance. 18.3: 8. {s sold at all good drug stores in two sizes. ‘The large: size is more economical, often proves low’ «on tor Paramount by the man who made “The Ten Commandments,” will be shown -for the first time in Casper at the Rialto theaver tomor- row. The story is one of New York and California and features Rod La Rocque, Vera Reynolds, Victor Var- coni, Ricardo Cortez, Julia Faye, Theodore Kosloff and Robert Ede. son in the principal roles. It is an adaptation by Beulah Marie Dix and Bertram Millhauser of the sensa tiona:ly successful magazine story of the name by Margaretta Tuttle. ‘LITTLE MISS. FIXIT READY TO CREATE STIR ON COLUMBIA'S STAGE What's the new program at the Columbia today? Everybody in town wants to know. Well, it’s “Little Miss Fixit.” This latest musical play by the Vogel and throws a ringer around a smile and makes laughing so! easy it almost becomes a fixed facial expression. With Little ‘Yy moment patching up odds g to put the world c , there is a medley ixups. vill also see a number of cts at the Columbia, with Emily Savage, Eilesn and rtrude Jarrett, Mildred Mildred Jarrett, Cleona , Hayes Hillhouse, Gene. vieve Peareon, Frank Arthur Dau gaard and Ernie Mass will be in- cluded in specialty acts. A _ first run picture, "The Law Rustlers’ will be included in the program. POTASH AND PERLMUTTER AGAIN COME TO AMERICA SHINING “IN HOLLYWOOD? Alexander Carr and George Sidney play the title roles of the famous fifty-fifty partners in the Samuel Goldwyn production, “In Hollywood With Potash and Perlmutter,” which starts today at America. Carr will be remembered for his characterization of Mawruss Perl- mutter in the previous screen ad- ventures of Montague Glass’ well known-characters and for his cre- pation of, the same role on the New York stage. George Sidney, veteran stage star of nearly three decades’ experience, is a new and valuable fddition to the screen in his role as Abe Potash. Vera Gordon, who also played in the first of the Potash and Primut- ter pictures; Betty Blythe, Charles Meredith, Belle Bennett, David But- |" ler, Anders Randolf, Cyril Ring and Lillian Hackett complete the cast of “In Hollywood With Potash and Perlmutter.” In this First National picture, which Alfred Green directed Abe and Mawrus: ave temporarily de- serted the cloak and suit business for the motion picture industry. The complications which result when the, partners attempt to produce a vam- Pire picture form the basis for the Jaughs, thriis and dramatic situa- tions which combine to make this one of the comedy hits of the year. The story was adapted to the screen by Frances Marion from the successful stago play, “Business Before Pleasure," by Montague Glass. ~ i rt LINES FORM IN FRONT OF IRIS TO SEE JIGGS WHO'S NOW IN CASPER “Bringing Up Father in Ireland” comes to the Iris theater today and Saturday for an engagement of Miller company fixes everything. Itpy a newspap Miss Fixit right there | “ two nights and two matinees. George McManus’ unmatchable cartoon creations have reached the very zenith of their popularity. They have outlived any other series of ‘comical characters" ever conceived rtist. Being in its ringing Up Father in or much of an an- y. For it was undoubtedly born or else McManus isn't tenth y Iréland vill his name. However, “Jiggs” intends to visit .“Dinty Moore's place and annex sufficient “Joy Water to make it a celebration. a oe FURTHER PAVING IN GHEVENNE. OPPOSED CHEYENNE, Wyo., Nov. 21. Cal Holliday, city commissioner in charge of Cheyenne’s streets, is opposing further paving operations here next year. The city, Holliday holds, has about reached the limit of wise bond obligation as the result of paving this year and the letting of a contract for curbing and gutter. ing of all streets next year, and he urges that no more indebtedness for street improvements be incurred until a portion of the existing in- debtedness has been paid oc. ee The Shop-o-scope takes the sighing out of Christmas buying. eee the wholesome spread for bread NUCOA fine as shortening in high grade pastry the original - always sweet \ = COLU STARTING TOMORROW a ‘ge i+ yon ae | MBiA ae hr Vee upon a paradise ing death every that civilization Concerning black and white In “Sinners mighty tropical Wait until panions have been killed b: demns offhand—for there being taken into account. them work out their st washed meadow. adventure and virile action. BEBE DANIELS and RICHARD DIX In “SINNERS IN HEAVEN” ARE THEY SINNERS? There occasional] heroine of this story iels)—a red-blooded y hour, cannot comprehend, such cases the world only wonders, or con- are many to whom black is always white, without latitude or longitude is always in Heaven” scenes, you behold, amid , Are they sinners? you see the picture—which is as clean as a rain- The whole family will enjoy it—its sweeping —Also— MACK SEWNETT COMEDY THE NETTO LADIES ORCHESTRA Playing Selection from Sullivan's Comic Opera, “MIKADO,” and Popular Waltz Song, “Dreamy Melody,” by Koehler-Mague and Naset RIALTO y ARE cases like that of the hero and (played by Richard Dix and Bebe Dan- oung man and woman lost to the world of an island in the South Seas, after their com- y cannibals—hopeless of rescue, fac- growing to love each other with a power the story of such a couple. You watch range and fascinating destiny. the glamor of SPORT PICTORIAL TODAY _ 1,3, 5, 7, 9 0’Clock Politics Should “Play No Part in U. S. Program. Light, frothy, humorous—a story so mod- ern that it might have been written an hour ago. They’ll be speaking about this one in the same breath as “The Ten Commandments” —and Cecil B.DeMille made them both! Adapted by Beulah Marie Dix and Bertram Millhauser from the Ladies’ Home Journal serial by Margaretta Tuttle. ‘ NEW YORK, Nov. 21. —Railroad problems should be considered as economic questions and not as po: litical issues, according to a!"decla- ration of policy,” issued by the dsso- clation of railway executives, in an- nual convention. ‘ At the meeting, which was held] > here. yesterday, the belief ‘wag! stressed that railway conditions to- day call for no legislative action by congress. The declaration also held that rate fixing by legislative action would be destructive, that amendments to the transportation act must be ‘kept from the hands of “political doctors” and that adequate revenues should be assured the carriers to meet needs of service and expansion. To succeed Hale Holden, president of the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy railroad as chairman of the execu- tive committee of the. association, R. H. Alshton, president of th American Railway association, wa’ elected at yesterday maaice:| W. L. Mapother, president of the Louisville and Nashville railroad, was added to ‘he membership of the executive committee. een ee A Good Thing - DON'T MISS IT Mother! Give Bilious, Constipated Child “California Fig Syrup” gentle, laxative. It never cramps or overacts. Contains no narcoties or soothing drugs. Tell your druggist you want only the genuine “California Fig Syrup" STARTING TOMORROW which has directions for babies and ’ children of all ages printed on bot- tle. Mother, you must say “Call- rf = “4 en ~NEW SHOW a QE. BBV. OB. OO. 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Fancy Dancing © ¢ .\ Fancy Dancing of FRAUGARRGOR, “5. Haves. HutiHouse = * ‘Musical Novel pia Singing “ERNIE MASS AND “HIS TRAINED DOG” First Run Picture—“THE LAW RUSTLERS” COME EARLY—DON’T STAND—TWO SHOWS ‘TODAY Mat. 2:18 TOMORROW Nite 8:15 Iris Theater E. J. CARPENTER OFFERS ——-—— stoner Mem Anus CARTOON MUSICAL COMEDY ———— BRINGING “ FATHER - ENCIRELAND EVERYTHING NEW --- GOOD MUSIC ee ° Peacherinos! Every one.of them» The classiest, ~ niftiest crowd of*dazzling femi- . ninity ever. assembled for‘ high class, grade “A” number one super special production._ The fifty-fifty partners have made a vampire picture that'll. make the world roar with glee and yell for more than they see. . Matinee 83c and 50c—Children 25¢ PRICES—NITE 83c, $1.10 and $1.65 pecial Feature Tonight 6—ARTISTIC CHINESE HEADS—6 . Six fancy Chinese heads will be given away free to the ladies holding the lucky coupons. These are ex- ceptional gifts, so be sure and attend the dance. ~ aed ee * George Sidney. Vera Gordon. Betty Blythe and practically every. important thing in Hollywood. , 2 —Also— A Richard Harding Davis Van Bibber Comed “THE DRIVING FOOL” Shows at 1; 3,5, 7 and 9—10c and 40c STARTS TODAY cw ya MYRON LEFFINGWELL’S ORCHESTRA Dancing Academy Where'Everybody Dances