Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 28, 1924, Page 6

AND LIMBERS UP STIFF JOINTS together duing and swelling reducing agents . works people think they is something that some low-priced remedy. that would] they isn’t; and then when they find Ny benefit the millions of peo- out they isn’t, they ts glad they is ple who have one or more joints that need helpful attention, for people who have a swollen, pain- ful, be Casver Daily Cribune : FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1924 FROZEN-FAGED BUSTER PUTS OUT TO SEA IN PICTURE AT AMERICA 3 Buster Keaton's new wyn comedy, “The Navigator,” which starts at the America today, has the greatest collection of prop- erties ever used inf any of Buster's pietures. The frozen-faced comedian staged most of his comedy abroad the “Bu foré,” 460-foot liner chartered in San Francisco, It was taken from Sap Francisco to Los Angeles, and thence to Catalina Island. Later it toured the Pacific off the coast of California with Buster and his chmpany aboard. Next Buster engaged a submarine and a, number of divers and diving equipment. At Riverside, California, Buster built a huge tank for the filming of other underwater scenes. This tank was so large it finally gave away before the pressure of water, and an unwished-for flcod resulted. Other scenes that necessitated the transference of full equipment were made at Truckee and Lake Tahoe in the Callfornin mountains. Me. chanical fish had to be constructed Metro-Gold- that would bite Buster at the slight- est pretext. Huster's comedy 98%! 4 tidal wave of laughter will! acid aor Tot ath him mand {roar at the America, starting to-| tinuedanei ota day, with the showing of Buster | "The Navigate Ag pre.| Keaton’s latest six-reel comedy, sented by Jc M nck, was| ‘The Navigator.” This is the sen- directed by Donald Crisp and Bus- sational comedy that shattered all records in the great Capitol the- ater, New York, and swept the} critics off their feet with gales of laughter. The New York Ameri- ter Keaton from the story by Jean SOAKS RIGHT IN Taeeielae Bruckman and Joseph ‘DADDIES’ CAPTIVATES CROWDS; “THE ALASKAN? SHOWS AT RIALTO NEXT What is a, bachelor? A man that ain't ain't got no famil What is a ‘daddy ared to be the one remedy that A man what is married and has most instantly penetrates through | got a family. Pharmacists Call It “Joint- Ease” Because It’s for Swollen, Sore, Painful, Creaky Joints Only. It took a gogd many years to get married and a combination of pain sub- skin and flesh and starts right in to| ""y.y@ you ever known a daddy swollen, inflamed, creaky | that was a, bachelor; rcked joints as good as new. call this and wonderful| Maybe he thinked he was a daddy ration "J ‘se because| and a bachelor at the came time— dical ma turned the| but, he wuzn't. I know. Lots of years to perfect something else. Such were the pearls of wisdom that issued from the lips of the child-wonder. Buddy Bing, when the reporter, on his round of inquiries So “Joint-Ease” is prepared only creaky, listorted or stiff joint, whether it be in knee, elbow, should- er, ankle, neck or finger and wheth- er it is caused by rheumatism or something else. Of course, it can't help but quick- ly put an end to such superficial ail- ments as lumbago, neuralgia, neurit- is, aching muscles, stitch in the side, erick in the neck or sore feet be- cause of its penetrating action, but what it is really recommended for Is joint ailments of any nature what- ever. Ask for a tube of ‘Joint-Base.” You can use it several times in one evening for quick results, because it goes right through the skin with only a few seconds rubbing. It sure- ly is a swift penetrator and when it gets under the skin it starts right in to clean up all joint trouble. Dispensed daily for about 60 cents a tube by first class druggists every- where Always remember, when. Joint: Fase gets in joint agony gets out— quick. 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The new photoplay “Daddies” will give you the time of your life, at the Rialto theater, last time to- day. “The Alaskan” “The Alaskan,” James Oliver Cur- wood's stirring novel of the far north which Willis Goldbeck adapted to the screen, forms the basis of Thomas Meighan's brand new star- ring picture. This widely heralded film will be he main feature at the Rialto th beginning tomorrow. As a story for Meighan, it is un- doubtedly the strongest in which this favorite screen star has ever appeared. Herbert Brenon, who pro- duced the picture for Paramount, made a very careful selection of the supporting cast. Estelle Taylor, John Sainpolis, Charles Ogle, Frank Camp- eau and Anna May Wong aro fea- tured in Meighan's support. “The Alaskan” is q tale of the new empire which has come into being in the far north during the last thir- ty years. It opens with the great gold rush which followed the discoy- ery of the yellow metal in Alaska. George Holt is the ploneer but the story chiefly concerns Alan Holt, his son, a native Alaskan, played by “THE GILDED YOUTH? 15 NEW COLUMBIA TABLOID; AMATEUR ACTS FEATURED Gold glitters—but nothing com- pared to the way youth does when it is radiating life, and sp®ed, and joy. In the Columbia's. latest tabloid musical comedy, “The Gilded Youth’ there is a sparkle of life and activ- ity that turns the nightime of so- briety into the noonday swish of gay abandon, The capers of the Vogel and Mill- er high stepping chorus of beauties and the antics of the specialty ac- tors makes this new comedy a snappy one. The Georgia Four is again featured in a number of up. to-the-minute song hit selections. A considerable part of the Colum- bia’s program for tonight are the amateur acts which will bring Ger- trude Jarrett, Darline Osborne, Wil- Mam C. Yoder, Renie Vospette, Dor- Dusty Al, into the lMmelight. —— BEAUTY CONTEST QUEEN [9 OTAR OF IRIS FILM Franklyn Farnum, the popular screen star, has engaged Alyce Mills, who won three beauty contests, to appear as his leading lady for the series of western features, of which “Baffled,” which opens at jthe Iris — merican Bears Thomas Meighan. ——»—$ antads‘ bring results. Tribune Forced to Adovt a This Is Wha ““DAD Feat Sennett-Langdon Comedy “CAT’S MEOW” Col. Heeza Liar Cartoon | SPAGHETTI “Pity the Poor Bachelors” Ducking the Fair Sex All Their Lives, and Then, When They Thought Themselves Safe, to Be The Screen Version of the Famous Belasco Stage Success and Broadway Triumph MAE MARSH and HARRY MYERS With Claude Gillingwater, Claire Adams, Willard Louis and Craufurd Kent Also SPECIAL ATTRACTION THE NETTO LADIES ORCHESTRA Playing Selection from the Comic Opera “MLLE MODISTE,” RIALT Handful of Infants t Happens in DIES” uring Popular Hit “LOVE’S FIRST KISS” Music by Dorothy Foster Words by Edward Lockton by Victor Herbert TODAY 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 o’Clock othy Edwards, Hayes Hillhouse andj BUSTER KEATON IN VARIOUS POSES FROM HIS SID -SPLIT ’ can voices the opinion of all, when| accidentally drifts out to sea on NAVIGATOR theater for a two day engagement Mills is not a new-comer on the screen, having appeared in Vita- graph, Fox, and Famous Players features. Mr. Farnum, is noted for his love-making, as well as his horse- manship and daring, picked Miss Mills as his leading lady from over one hundred applicants, both for her beauty charm i Sihinae ability. E t Mothers and dads and their|= youngsters will be at the Arkeon to- night, to have a lot of fun there to- gether to the tunes of Moore's Mus- fe Masters. This is nily night”? and the occasion always brings forth large gtoups of friends and neigh- bors. At the Arkeon Casper fami lies tune in on an evening of real enjoyment every Friday night. _—_——S ERE and THERE Photographs for Xmas. Specia! pricés all this week. Credell Studio, downstairs, 131 8. Center. hone 27 Try the Vanity B 159 3 for your next Phone 2265. ified ad for enne landing ficld ARKEON INVITES FAMILY) at FOR TS ANGE TONIGHT) == ‘The new hangar will replace that recently hastily AiR MAIL SERVICE WILL BUILD FINEST HANGAR | AT CHEYENNE STATION CHEYENNE, Wyo., Nov. 28.— Bids for the erection at the Chey- of the finest machine shop and office building erectec azier the fire. The new hangar, of buff brtck cr hollow tile construction (de- pending on the bid accepted), will be 100x142 feet in dimensions, with a20-foot ceiling. A section of this building 380x100 feet will be used as a machine shop. Nearby an of- fice building 28x50 feet in dimen- sions will be erected. On a tower separate from the buildings will be mounted two “bencon: one of ant owned by the air mail service he bids predicated on the require- at construction shall begin later than December 16th, not destroyed by fire and a constructed emergency Nastia COFFEE the accepted Coffee ‘ QUALITY MAINTAINED ADOLPH ZUKOR f essé LU present THOMAS MEIGHAN “THE ALASKAN” A HERBERT BRENON PRODUCTION \ Here is a real ‘‘He-Man” story of the Far North—an epic of Alaska. RIALT JAMES OLIVER CURWOOD in FOUR DAYS STARTING TOMORROW BUSTER KEATON IN “THE NAVIGATOR.’ HIS LATEST 6-REEL- RECORD SMASHING COMEDY, STARTING TODAY AT THE ”” SIX REELS OF JOY scaring cannibals to directing fish| ment. it says: “Go, if you have to travel) an ocean liner carrying only one| traffic at the bottom of the sea. On the same program with “The in a wheel chai other passenger, a_ prett; girl,|The gags come so fast that they | Navigator,” Nell ipman will be In ‘The Navigator” Buster is a Buster by Kathryn | McGuire.| overlap, and the only thing “The|seen in one of short length pampered millionaire youth, who| Buster does everything from| Navigator’ lacks is a du! mo-| novelty features, “The Light on 500,000,000 candlepower id smaller one for emergen us The large beacon at the Cheyenne field was destroyed by the recent fire. ‘The new hangar will be heated (a new practice in air mail con- struction) by a plant capable of maintaining an interior tempera- ture of 40 degrees above when the outside temperature is 20 degrees below zero. Its doors, extending in series across the entire front, will be 13 feet wide and 19 feet high. They will be so arranged an rails that they may be operated by one man, With all ‘the doors open, a clear entrance way into the han- gar 100 feet wide will be available. A traveling crane will be a feature of the hangar equipment, The floor of concrete, will extend 80 feet beyond the front of the bui'ding and 20 feet on each side. The ma- chine shop equipment will make AMERICA THEATER fr Lookout.” “The Navigator’ is breaking box office and laughter records everywhere, and everybody is urged to see it, starting today. porsible the construction of air- planes here. Gained 10 Pounds In 22 Days That's going some—but skinny men, women and children just can't help’ putting on good, healthy flesh when they take McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets. As chock-full of vitamines as the nasty, fishy-tasting cod liver oil it- self, but these sugar-coated, taste- less tablets are as easy to take as candy, and won't upset the stomach. One woman gairied ten pounds in twenty-two days. Sixty tablets, sixty cents. Ask any druggists for manors Cod Liver Oil Tablets. Di- réctions and formula on each box. “Get McCoy's, the original and genuine Cod Liver Oil Tablet. Mid- west Pharmacy, Casper Pharmacy, Kimball Drug Store. —Adv. , GERTRUDE JARRETT Scotch Dancing DAINTY DARLEEN OSBORN Fancy Dancing WM.'C. YODER In Songs DUSTY AL Buck and Wing Dancing NEW SHOW and AMATEUR NIGHT COLUMBIA Vogel and Miller’s HAPPY GO LUCKY COMPANY In the Laugh Producer “THE GILDED YOUTH” Featuring THE PRETTY DANCING CHORUS And THE POPULAR GEORGIA FOUR EIGHT AMATEUR ACTS THIRD WEEK OF THE $85.00 CONTEST WINNER FIRST WEEK—MISS MADELYN EDWARDS WINNER SECOND WEEK—-KATHLYN SICHLING AND MADELYN TOBIN Dancing Academy WHERE THE BIGGER FEATURES ARE PUT OVER TONIGHT 7 and 9 RENIE VOSPETTE In Songs DOROTHY EDWARDS Recitations CLARICE YOUNG Fancy Dancing HAYES HILLHOUSE In Songs re