Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 11, 1924, Page 6

PAGE SIX NORMA TALMADGE IN “THE ONLY WOMAN,” HER WONDERFUL | NEW PRODUCT ION, STARTING TOMORROW AT THE AMERICA SWITERALY TO END AT + AMERICA TODAY; NORMA =, THUMADGE it REXT FILM ‘Teaching a grown man who was educated in an engineering coll¢ége how to play a violin is about as easy as the proverbial task of edu- cating an ancient canine in table manners. At least, so opines La ugh in him to play @ violin. ‘ He played just horribly, at first,” } Mins > aid, “but he got so he held a bow like a bow instead nd fork, before we Anybow t nit. to. play on.| .; had to do was to watch Kerry-—-and Mr. Kerry is ' 4 gen pan of possibility and ’ should bi pe a Sirst rate violinist : if be c } ‘The preduction, “Butt 1 fly,” shows at the Ameriea th ~ 5: pains Suan eames | NORMA TALMADGE AS SHE APPEARS WITH EUGENE O'BRIEN, IN “THE ONLY WOMAN,” HER POWERFUL NEW DRAMA ON A MODERN THEME, STARTING TOMORROW AT THE AMERICA. Supported by Eugene O’Brien, Norma plays a . thrilling emotional role as On the same program with “The Oni; Woman,” will be one Richard Mar t Livingston "i ° 7 . ‘ = When Norma Talmadge comes to the America tomorrow im “The Onl; br 2 of st ‘a favorites, oman” Geeuabode wilt be aeibided ola Jendid: pidt that first rained b wd a girl who marries a ne’er-do-well. to. protect her father’s ions then battle m4 Harding Davis’ Van Bibber stories, “The Race.” A special Broth interpre~ ne 3 Only Women spd py scm Rialto oa pighume raised her | save her husband from himself. Never has the famous star heen more beauti- | tation for Norma’s new picture has been arranged by Myron Leffingwell’s Talmadge narrowly es-| to stardom. “The Only Woman” is a gripping drama of today. ful than im Gis drama: ef sacrifice. we emehastta: romaine waa approximately 4 test First National) Money,” is due at the Riito thea-|ed many a lnugh, were several times) Hiram Marco—Richanl Traey. ed for a two-days’ engagement. imprisonment, to clear his name} Prizes amounting to $25 in cash will y ter tensed with. melodramatic. situations, | ~Matit That it scored a distinctive suc-}and bring to justice these respon those wearing the keen- Money” is Miss/and at all t sible for his fa appealed ta, by the} Marion 2 y ; amount star pic-) superior playiife of the cast, Colonel 2 % cess hardly needs to be said, for any adapted t@ the screen by Jule) Hinar performances of “Won By e one attending the opening perform: Herne and directed by Frank Tuttle, Waiting” will be seen tonight at the ance could have judged its recep- ‘Tom. Moore bas the leading man’s| Columbia, This play has to do. with tion by the continyed and loud ap- vole and other big names in the} little picture of love of the kind plause, which punctured the picture ding man, ‘the ¢ strong supporting: cast include Wil-|that always wins, in the end, but|for tomorrow. new play wiil|at frequent intervals, during its thew Betz, Edwards] iim Powell, Delores Cassinelli,| before reaching 4 climax passes| be one that is recent from the easr}/ showing, Tho production, appealed Hall, Percy “Wil Meare Foy and Edwand O'Connor. through. fires of opposition stirred | and which has had notable, success) et Slone to. the youngsters but to : Here's pebale Remy 2 best! up by am unserupulous villian. ‘The|in Denver at the Denham. theater. | tbe gtewn-ups as well, w.. Neal Deda, 1, Hi. first_aet of the produetion abounds ‘The story carries with it a very stron@® moral in addition to its un- 4 Louls Dumar. with eomlcal happenings and say- oT icture will be at the America COLUMBIA ‘CROWDS ings, Pisiipg on, the play winds usual plot dealing as it does with Proceed to load your stomach with @ lot of drugs that excite the kid er tom< \up its minor tragedies and finally the oath of a former leader of the underworld, who, having reformed, | will stage a masque dance which is neys and irritate the entire urinary as fitting, lets love emerge un. s 0. tuant, esp your Mifinake olan like Si hampered, NEW FILM AT THE nls was falsely accused of crime and! expected to be @ spectacular affair. !many and saving money! you keep your bowels clean, by In etween acts nm number of eee eee ee ee flushing them, with a mild, harmless song selections charmingly sung by ; _ two, of the leading characters, Those salts whieh helps to remove the . SS pm . body’s urinous waste and stimulate TODAY MT RIALTO: BERE VERY SUPERIOR (0 of ‘the Mayme Arington gompany| ‘The Way of the Transgressor,” . i TING them. to, thei or ac | 5 | beving part in. “Won by Waiting’ 4 given & rousing reeeption « : STAR The, function. of the kidneys tp, to | are the following the Inis. th its initial per strain from it 500 grains of acid and Por seme ime large DUM bers Of | eg TT | Casper people have waited tor just . waste, So we can —— | Bor than a week attention has been concentrated om this event at the Arkeon which will make a fitting climax for “Go To Theater Ree ee arse: TO CENTER ON ARKEON Po | bs abe : "To top off this evening's parade ‘of persons who wilt Sock down town for the big masquerade, the eon PUSH KIDNEYS When your kidneys hurt and your Dack feels sore, don’t get scared and ly understand | such, a theatrical company as the the vital importa: keeping the yet hnel kidneys active. Arington. players who opened thelr x Drink lots of geod water—you| Hearts as storm-tossed and pas-| repertoire series, of plays at the Col- ; can't drink too much; also get from] sions as swirling as the stinging | wmbia pheater last night with “Won, ttraction aor ina any pharmacist about four ounces|sea that Is their background, make| By Walting.”” ‘Che: presentation of thin, act semibrural mixture of hake humor and drama were greeted by exceptionally large audiences. ‘The obvious success of thin stock company whieh bas. come here after waking its name known im many large cities, pressages a future fund of realistio, acting and clever plays for local theater goers. Last night's two audiences deriv- |) BLADDER AND KIDNEYS y trace of bindder and kidney frequent calls, tired feeling, rheumatic pains, ,ete, en in 24 hours with a Dutch, oil long known. to and new for the finst up in easy-to-take tasteless Ask for Red Mill Haarlem Costs only 50 cents, and results guaranteed or money The Midwest Phar- Kimball Drug Co.~ 3 of Jad Salts, Take a tablespoonful| Max Graf's production of “Half-a- in a glass of water before breakfast | Dollar-Bill,” a new Metro pleture each mornring for a few days and|that opened at the Rialto theater your Kidneys ‘may them act fine. | yesterday to capacity crowds, one ‘This famous salts Is made from the] of. the most unusual dramas acid grapes and. mm Jule sor with Uthia, and has | @sed for years to help clean Simulate clogged kidneys; alse to| ture en: neutralize the acids im the system ao| throbs with they are no longer a source of tr-| exciting ac ritation, thus often relieving bindder | mosphere, weakness. ielarlind ts Is Inexpensive; can not | Wiliam makes a delightful efferves- | ton ink which. every new and then to| r kidneys « and } that spd drama que at with CoOFFEE aocumn SII, ss . - abe! ookse LLASeY _ ; A rare treat! Incomparable music. ans F eet mest unique organization of its Dinect from a trhanghast Pacific Coast " GAIL B. McKAY’S tour of more than one thousand con- certs, including the Ambassador Hotel, 66 Angeles, CARNIVAL DANCE TONIGHT Loa California; the nicotene Theater, Salt Lake City. ‘APPEARING DAILY - BOSTONIANS” LAST TIMES TODAY “BUTTERFLY” “trmesan”” STORY OF A FLIRTATIOUS —with— eye 3 steer Eve., 7:30, 9 o’Clock | ne } WIFE x so TEE In Addition to Our Regular Program 12—SYNCOPATORS—12 u : | With— < : Musicians and solois*s, playing exclu- North Washington || AURAAASLANTE | —tue cote se pee POR | Tore waarn runes eet “12 “ « . é ‘CORDS. NORMAN KERRY ‘The Lunatic” 40c —NOW RSO;} To Celebrate the Opening AND FINE SUPPORTING CAST 10c SEP SSeS EN Pe nN of the Subway | 10c and 20c TONIGHT - Mask Dance “THE BOSTONIANS” DANCE There are six busses an a oleae hour running to the h S$ ORCHESTRA TOMORROW AND nt it bgt Tan ® Oe sna den) SR $25-—-CASH PRIZES—$25 ALL, SATURDAY NIGHT AE 9:30 ne these cold nights a a ADMISSION $1.00—LADIES FREE cateh abue! } is See ha NEAL HART This isa big night for everybody. Prizes for the | STARTS TOMORROW Cea most beautiful, original and comical costumes. Come and Bring a Friend NORMA TALMANGE | | “BUTTERFLY “THE ONLY WOMAN” | RANGE” LAST TIMES TODAY 1,3, 5, 7 and 9 o’Clock ANNA Q. NILSSON and WM. T. CARLTON —lIn— “HALF-A-DOLLAR BILL” A Swirling Story of the Sea, a Woman and Her Boy PRIZE WALTZ TONIGHT This is the sixth series. Get your partner and enter for the State Championship. Two couples chosen to- night for the finals. TWO SHOWS 7 and 9 o’Clock COLUMBIA THE MAYME ARINGTON ASSOCIATE PLAYERS. IN THE SEMI-RURAL COMEDY-DRAMA "WON BY WAITING” “It’s a Peach! A Great Picture.”—-The Billboard be) IN THREE ACTS ADDITIONAL ATTRACTION Good Comedy Wonderful Story Jimmy Aubrey Comedy—“The Caveinn’ Shiek” Movie Chats A ) Ke eS © et ee HIGH CL CLASS VAUDEVILLE BETWEEN THE ACTS SPEICAL, ATTRACTION e REMEMBER THE NETTO LADIES ORCHESTRA Playing Selection from W. G. Wallace's Opera, “MARITANA” Popular Hit, “MEMORY LANE,” by Spier and Conrad No Pictures, and Shows Start Promptly at 7:00 o’Clock and $:00 o’Clock ADMISSION—ADULTS, 50c; CHILDREN, 25¢ Dancing Academy SURF AIOM aRL IN