Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 4, 1924, Page 4

al THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1924 Es Daily Tribune = ?AGE FOUR. he Casner - ot ——— —— “ for the Woman” ILDREN Cry For One Law for the Woman’- ) FIND AILD j Thrilling Melodrama FUN IN “FLIRT CURE”): . \ To.eee ‘vThe Filrt Cure at, the], ve t gle Wives,” which closes at the Iris {s to have hysteria 4 FAVORITE STARS PL today in which Corinne Griffith and : 2 Milton Sills are co-featured for the ‘comedy is a knockout regis- hk: ha eae zi gs aie Hudso! a ‘thet cuter, had ‘ Vagye hime offered in. “y iS uy Good 3 are fe F TOGETHER FIAST TIME: he set it egy degen re a rd lasetepica tabials tor mirth ‘making F } : UT Bb muriaa beget and. teean from and advantage is tak of every ) it @ story of its aches and desires; such opening to put one across that . ™ ; : IN ’ }| he has made a subtle etching of a Seer ea wultctice atte aan a ages eee ot wales eat = SAI ES 5 KATE “In mn len: . es that js said to be of wide appeal ca , Alma Rubens and’ Conrad Nagel! anq true to latter-day life. Jar program beagle ne) again fe a is pre- ear together as stars for the first]} pn the story of “Single Wives,” offer tomorro’ is amateur AK Castoria especially apr i Woman,” |e." a , ‘ acts. Local actors of much prom-|. CHEYENNE, Wyo., Dec. 4—A] - ve Yafants in AIR «ln Mee gn tfc AI a Nall ta? {se will appear in these clever-pre-| class of at least 182 members, and|, pared to relieve. In! . shown at the Rialto theater last|/ina) couple, loving each other and “jo! cap meek % iid all ages 2.4 and the producers, Distine-| ving a quiet life through sentations. Which probably will exc ey Rar arms and Children 1 es corporation, are to b@ling agency of trifling incidents, bers, wit be elevated to the tf pet} Constipation, Flatulency, : 2 fh ta .| Rite degree of Masonry at the re 5 Feverishness arising there 5 ted ors the Tiles oa drift apart—perhaps to the danger Pir ee May \F iar te tha “Geyer. Goueiitaes Wind ‘Colic and Diarrhea; allaying MN ee csaie th > ce of se favor Jot ‘ " r r) Hd aaah ‘ i ty’ & ‘wn co. Cl whitch Is to be héld here next week, lating the Stomach ani wel: E Ly 's powerful drama of modern pe EAS, it a Maat ‘ and. by regulating * 7) | day fe, The theme gives both Miss FRE : rin ny | Dosinsing December 8. On thie third sop ae ” ot Read: giving healthy. arfd natural sleep. Rubens and Mr. Nagel acting oppor: | ¢¢! ” [ra * ey. 1% \ 4.) day of the reunion, December of, assimilation ‘ood ; tunities such as they have never J a ip \e A od * the new F Consistory enthearal arse ; eee * had; the role also gives Miss Rubens x bye ye ae ea ‘ata of hal * . look for me wien agp he eal Clay eft Yeh bas OS EY ‘lieroty leniations oY . Physicians everywhere recommend 4 * din always welcome opportunity for N KT AMERICA: i Rg Rae Absolutely H No Opiates. ‘ an actress of such beauty. In feat- H JP W wy ft | Tey a ‘Tribune classified aa for a Y 1,2 fea Rik dey by | results. 2 — 3 . beauty, with supporting cast of c F distinguished actors. A thrilling melodrama, “One Law for the Woman,” pls B $ “the reposted Voma'. | Pay: be ] > America tomorrow and Saturday, Gullen Landis and ‘Mi I , 5 Serred a oust rare ; “| “Between Friends,” which will be lare the featured players, supported by a good cast. It is a ‘ F the depths ‘of emotion, but it ts nev-!anown ut the America theater for! o¢ 9 boy's fight against gold camp crooks for love and fortune. C= Se are Bi? ap the last times today. ‘ef in the | enjoy every minute of this good, old-time melodrama. It thrilled and Albert Parker, the director we | possibility of thought transference |thousands on tha stage. But the real explosions, mountain passes : c Sie cay anor the 3 ; ie scenturies (Cae been Prtc-|mines and rainstorms produce greater reglism than the canvas an ; hes vith ¢ ne ja leed by the Yogi savants in a 5 ts fi : beauty of modern lif efore the. Christian era, The Yori | Mecosmes. ot yeatenyenss Rawhouser’s Dance Artists will be back tonight full of gelebrated P: Ave claiins the power to direct his jazz and pep. Meath this v t thought where the will comes from . a ay h d l . for $1.00. @ssential love -|# surplus of vital force » gained Come where you can dance all evening for $1.00. ¢ Miss Rubens takes the part of] i ouch ribed form of breath. t =, { = ‘ Diane DuPrez, a Canadian girl, who] (roUsh & presen’ wistmas ea Tl n Ladies free. . toliows to Ne wYork the man she East, rs 5 ° loves, John Leslie, played 1 2 oe a e 2 “ONE LAW Ree he ain ore 7 First: Basbidaenitnisat : bie world is. brilliant. with gl The thrilling rainstorm» sequences Irs e 6) ene 0 : S 1] 1.6) gorgeously owned and accustomed) th “One Law for the Worsaris whleb i ’ 16 to the luxuries of wealth. She {s| will be shown at the America thea- : 1 therefore encountered with the prob-| ter tomorrow~ and Saturday, were or Ssutrrerm umant I lem of foregoing her love or’ obtain-|/more thrilling for Charles EB. Blaney, . % f ‘d ing the requisites which will permit| producer, Cullen Landis and the Dancing ‘Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday her to meet John on his own level.| staff of mechanics employed on lo-| iow a young clerk, employed in}poys have gone to the institution c Love being essential to the girl's life | cation than they had planned. an obscure postoffice in Denmark,| at Kolding Fjord and been healed, 2 3 she chooses the Istter course, al-| Tn these sequences Cullen Landis, | frst conceived the idea of making} we now have three homes for weak “Merry Christmas” 60 most wrecking thereby the happiness! who has the leading male role, is ex-| Christmas gifts and messages pay @! ana undernourished children and be: rs Tay she secks. But she finds a way! pected to moynt a horse and make a| voluntary tax which would be de-| sides have contributed generously to with a letter or a pres- seh ame out In the end. dash for the open country. The] voted to the relief of suffering and| societies which aim to help sick and ent, say. at witha aeeure BvEOR ae amy The done “The | scones were shot at night and high| disease is told by the National} noor children. s! ev ese 2 ese or Te. in lavish style,| powered lights mounted on motor| ‘Tuberculosis association as a side- Waterman’s—a pen in the world In which] trucks thrown on location to pro-|\jght on its annual Christmas seal the hero moves. For some scenes] vide enough light to photogragh the} sale which begins in Casper next 4 that writes a perfect letter and they were fortunate enough to ob-| action. arbi. n permission to photograph the) rhe rainstorm was coming with} Twenty years ago Einas Holboell, interiors of Sherry's famous Park} acing force against the players and | working late on Christmas Eve to Avenue restaurant, the Ambassador | -o ised Landis to squint ashe mount-| distribute holiday cards and letters, H tel and th ,SrennraED etre. caer ed the steed and made a dash toward | noted that as a rule they were sent agree also have made use of suc’ 6 ‘ * : the lighted trucks. He was expect-|to comfortable homes, housing s ~ inventions as the secravend | sport-| oq to shoot between the camera a4! happy, vigorous families. But he| A Gleamy Mass of Hair, 14 “ers prea aif eb framatic) truck but Instead he'dashed into the| knew, too, that where Christmas ‘ BR ‘ G shea , te truck and was thrown from the] wishes and Christmas deeds were im ait Spee - 1 ipei daltons bah or nig’ “qa | horse with such force that jhe lay|most needed there often came not 35c “Danderine” does Wonders ADE in different siked holders for Bwal snow-covered mountains, skiing by henson NLL isis: carouene Tes peace er necine: soean for Any Girl's Hair _ M different’sized hands; different f tine et ie ee stunned and perhaps seriously in-|that would encourage the practice pen points for different styles of writ- t) ‘ ‘ “< ————>—_—_ Jured; but before anyone could | of sending Suiatinks cards ber! let- ing: May be had fram $2.50.to $50, de- Starting 10 reach him, Landis had sprung to his |'ters and that would put a voluntary m tj iy * ® : fect and was ready to shoot the| tax on it. pending upon size and decoration. SATURDAY Yo : scene over. “The people of Denmark regard ‘Every pen is.as perfect as a pen j ee D Everyone who has ever worked| Christmas as the greatest holiday of can be mad. . op MON ope ri 181 with Landis declares that he is the|the year,” declareil Mr. Holboell, Leased purse cua ee ———— *s 5 IRIS FILM LESSON gamest ‘actor in the business. He|now postmaster of Charlottenburnd, Models‘illustrated are made with our = 5 = = 41) lets nothing phase him and shows|on a recent visit to New York. special feature, gold flexible lip-band. : : s "1 even more pluck than is expected of |“‘Everybody observes it, and all Holders-red f x x ch 56: - melodramatic heroes. It is this|hearts and hands are open at this ceEeeereetas “ eo. TONIGHT L What of the woman!whose hus- acteristic that has been large-|season. _mottled and : a 381 - band has decided that he'need no ible for his rapid’rise in] “I saw at once that the Christmas “black. 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Two couples picked out each Thursday to compete in the finals for the ALMA RUBENS and CONRAD NAGLE A_photoplay of power and beauty—a frank and vivid picturization of our danc- ing, petting, drinking gen- eration, ‘a great human TODAY CORINNE GRIFFITH LAST TIMES TODAY “BETWEEN IN “THE \ —and— ‘ sat CHAMPION; | FRIEND Ss” sat al ap ae fag Pri SHIP OF THE STATE SILLS which. you have. truly en- Besides getting the cash prize you will have the: BEA iy: Caeanss ots on cae joyed.-"° ~ 5 honor of being the Champion Prize Waltzer of Wyo- ming. Come to the Dance and Watch Them Waltz Arkeon “SINGLE WIVES” Also Comedy “SIMPLE SADIE” 10c and 20c TOMORROW LOU TELLEGEN ANNA Q. 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