Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 24, 1924, Page 4

30} ib He un r ne t ns th te er WSSSkF BSPAN RS oerasesrore sed wok, = PAGE FOUR. MRE MURRAY COMES 0° AURLTO A. SENORITA “MIPMSELLE MIDNIGHT” Mae Murray, for. whom such ad- jectives as beautiful, dazzling, biz- ware and bewitching seem to have been. expressly originated, {s deter- mined to give something entirely different and unexpected in every picture she makes. Her newest Metro production, “Mademoiselle Midnight,” coming to the Rialto theater today, which her husband Robert Z. Leonard directed, is just as different from “Fashion Row" as the latter {s from her previous plc- ture. . In “Mademolsell Midnight" Miss Murray plays the part of a great lady of the court of Napoleon the ‘Third, and then the descendant of the same character in Mexico many years later. Both these roles lend themselves to colorful character- dzations of which Miss Murray has taken full adventage. Miss Murray is admitted by mem- vera of her own sex to be the best and most originally dressed star. “Mademoiselle Midnight" gives her every opportunity to take advantage of her abilities along these lines, In the picturesque hoop skirts with all thelr quaint eighteenth century frills Miss Murray was never more beautiful and charming. In the many costumes sowne and old Mexico episodes of the story Miss Murray presents one of the most colorful characters of her ca reer. TOM MIX ADDS 10 FAME IN“OH, YOU TONY” NOW ON AT AMERICA THEATER Tom Mix, the William Fox screen star, whose latest William Fox pic- ture, “Oh, You Tony!’ now playing at the America ,comes forward with @ Uttle wager that he has in his fol- lowing of cowboys the best “hoofers” that ever tapped a tle to “Turkey in the Straw.” Between scenes during the making of that picture on the William Fox West Coast Studio lots, the Mix cowboys went into ction: for dresses, she wears in the] the benefit of other actors on the and spectators. I'll put that bunch of buck-and- wingers up against any of ‘em on the West Coast,” they had danced the harmonica play- er off his stool. on ‘em too, Bring on your competi- tion.” Claire Adams has the leading femi- ‘And I'l. bet money Tom declared after nine role in Tom's latest starring vehicle. Dolores Rousse has the next most important feminine role, that of the villainess and vamp. Otbers tn the cast are Earle Foxe, Richard Lareno, and Pat Chrism: “HEARTS OF OAK’ Hobart Bosworth heads an exce}- lent cast that has been assembled by William Fox for his screen of James A. Herne's wel stage play, version known thes and Pauline Starke play others in the cast are James Gor- don, Francis Powers, Jennie Lee, Frances Teague and Francis Ford. “Hearts of Oak” is a gripping, poignant story of pure love and its heartaches, written around the sim- ple fisherfolk of @ New England coast town. The action sweeps from Marblehead, Maes,, to the Arctic wastes and embraces ‘all the ro- mance of the sea with the pictures- que beauty of the coast country. —————— NORMA TALMADGE STARS IN NEW FILM AT IRIS Four Jeading men Norma Talmadge tn 1923. And every one, says Norma, had a different manner. First came Jack Mulhall in ‘“‘With- in the Law.” Then Conway Tearle in “Ashes of Vengeance.” Tearle wds followed by Joseph Schildkraut in “The Song of Love.” Last came “the perfect lover,” Eugene O'Brien, who appears as Norma's leading man in “Secrets,” which, it 1s expected, will excell even ‘Smilin’ Through” as a popu- lar and artistic success. ! It shows at the Iris today and to. morrow. a love to Johnson Brothers’ Grocery. Every- thing for your Christmas dinner. Phone 1251 = GIFTS THAT will win favor with “her” are found in the “Gifts for Her" column of the Classified Gec- tion. HOTEL ST. JAMES TIMES SQUARE, NEW. YORK: Just.off Broadway et, 109-113 West ASth Street Bach favored by women traveling without escort. An Hotel of ' faving the stasaphere ard sppoeinents ok Set cor: 0 Theatres, all, principal shops and ard churches 305 minutes’ walk. ~ 2 minutes ofall subways, “L" toads, surface cars, bus lines. am 2 Trinutes peers free a al Notice “Hearts of Oak,” which opens at two day run at the America er Friday. Theodore Yon Litz the two roles neat in dmportance and the In order that our-men may enjoy Xmas we will close at noon Xmas day. The employes of this station join the owners of same in wishing all our friends and customers a Merry Xmas. Alemite Service Station a | t We Extend to You the Compliments of the Season and, Wish You A MERRY CHRISTMAS anda PROSPEROUS NEW. YEAR Shikany Shoe & Clothing 1, L3 William D. Clark Jr. visiting in Australia, . rashes, blotches, ch: pony and outfit pictured above, in the national letter writing contest conducted by Chester Gump whil ing end other forme of skin trouble. The: nothing bet- F ter to prom: ie lieve itching _ and burning, oo 4 and thas not decided whether he. Resinol Sou Set Youth Is Nawied Spperipopaan aes for, the complenion, ‘bath and OLO UNCLE TOM DELIGHT OF COLUMBIA AUDIENCES) That age of dfferent styles in} | dress, manner and the way of tak: ing life, again lives at the Columbia theater where the Arington: players are presenting “Uncle Tom's Cabin!’ for the last times tonight. Eliza still crosses the ice and the crowds gasp just as they used to, little Eva ds*etill the same ‘spiritual soul, as © Ton, de- The Columbia Yutet de treat will be “The Rose Of Kitiarn There is to be a mat in the afternoon and two shows in the evening. — y R.. Pres. Coolidge Urges Reward For. Aviators president has asked Secret s to prepare with t © general staff a bill for e fears that the © proposals on the s wv before congress would re to take action at the ession unless an adminis. ation bill is ed. Ww uch a bil} is robably will it up imn with the two military committees, and ufge quick action. |e i : BRITISH DEFIED BY THE IRISH «GENEVA, De —(By The Ae sociated Pros) Irish State court but siete voou ly defied Great Britain today when in a note to the League of Nations, it declared it was unable to accept the British contention that the Anglo-Irish treaty of 1921 was not susceptible ta registration with the league, She Wasnet Dafln, Hrihune (Billy Clark); ‘residing ‘in a’ St. Louis suburb, wos qwarded first prise, the ‘to West Point “PORTLAND, Ore. Dec. annouhced yesterday by Joseph Hi'l, where Mills Ig a student. As a result of the t ments, Young Mills fac Cut This Out and Save if Subject to Sore Throat and Annapolis 36.0 James H. Hills, Jr., of North Bend, Ore., has received appointments to both the ‘United. States military At West Point and the. United’ States haval academy'at Annapolis, It was head of Hill Military academy here, | GET. BME FOR CHRISTMAS Several Big Concems Resume Regular or Extra Payments. ¢ NEW YORK, Dec. 24.-4By The Associated Press.)-—Christmas dis utions to stockholders, in the ‘form of reswmed or extra dividends were declared here by the Ana- conda Copper company; the New York Ontario and Western Ra!lway; the American Can company Cl Lord and Taylor, the payments aggregating $3,680,655. The resumption of payments by the A nda Copper tompany took ‘Wall ‘Street by surprise, as was shown by the fact that the stock soared: two points within a few min: utes after the announcement was made. While it was no secret that the copper companies had bene- Ntted by the recent increases in the price of the red metal, which now is selling around 14% to 14% cents a pound, it was. generally ‘expected that the question of dividends on the copper stocks would not be taken yp til the spring of next year, With hree million shares of 60 par value stock outstanding, the dividend will amount to $2,250,000. || Chafed, irritated skin i quickly relieved BATHE tresly with Resinel ppsen thy sleanew th igo! i Dry b; Tightly— ere aoe 1e Saad ey 2s bee used by physi- ver since to clear awa: apply ply Resinol with the finger ¢ Si yprmect wea ereeces thirt; and Mills received his’ appointment to West Point through the'Oregcn Nat- fonal guard, of which he {s-a meme ber and the naval academy appoint. mentcanye from United States Sena- tor Charles McNary, RESINOL The gorgeous Murray gowns, the exotic Marray dances, PLUS a story ‘that: will:breathe the flame of gay romance.and thrilling adventure into your veins. Also Stan Laurel: Comedy—"Monsieur Dont Care” Hodge Podge Novelty SPECIAL ATTRACTION THE NETTO LADIES ORCHESTRA ‘BROMO QUININE | CARNIVAL PLAYING OVERTURE FROM: OPERA “CARMEN” Popular Hit “BLUE EYED SALLY” by’ Al Recant aioe Russel es > TODAY With the, Bayer Cross, which can R 1A L L oO: TOMORROW o° oa. FRIDAY be had in tin boxes of twelve tablets = or few cents, —— = |.’ BIG _ _|| Michelin Made ‘the First Pneumatic Automobile Ti ire ‘in 1895 Since then their whole time and attention, has been given to the manufacture of tires and tubes . only. - Being the oldest tire manufac- turers they should be the best, shouldn't they? They are. A harmless and effective gargle is to dissolve. two Bayer *Tabléts of Aspirin in four tablespoonfuls of: water, and gargle throat thoroughly ‘Repeat in two hours if necessary, | Be sure you use only thegenuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin, marked DANCE TONIGHT |. NORTH | WASHINGTON HALL 500 sacks of confetti, ser- pentine, ‘horns, whistles, and all sorts of noise mak- érs'will be given away free to the dancers. Steam Heat and Good Bus Service at | | | R. M. MOSHER THE: MICHELIN MAN RAWHOUSER’S DANCE ARTISTS Have Special Numbers for This Occasion by 317 West Yellowstone—Phone 309 Bisse DECEMBER 24, 1924 ————— is NOT c on the Box, it is NOT “There is no other BROMO QUININE” Proven Safe for:more than a Quarter of a Century as an effective remedy for COLDS, GRIP and INFLUENZA, and as a Preventive. Price 30 Cents. : ~“ i | L FRIDAY and SATURDAY ‘HEARTS OF OAK’ {WITH HOBART BOSWORTH PAULINE STARKE THE PERILS OF MARRIAGE BETWEEN YOUTH AND MIDDLE AGE. TODAY and TOMORROW TOM MIX ~-AND— TOMORROW NORMA TONY. TALMADGE —IN— —and-~ “Oh, You Tony” EUGENE O'BRIEN Hard orig: Dare-Devil, Care-Free TOM MIX, ae Parlor Duty in Wash- ington, D, C. : What's the world Coming —Also— ab. Se * Van Bibber Comedy, ~ Albom.) “PAUL JONES, JR.” COMEDY” Shows 1, 3, 5, 7 and 9.5 10¢ and 40c|“FILM FOOLISH” “SECRETS” “Uncle Tom’s Cabin” MAYME ARINGTON | ASSOCIATE PLAYERS A revised edition of the old stage play,-in four acts. VAUDEVILLE BETWEEN THE ACTS COLUMBIA 7a 7 and 9 o’Clock NEW SHOW AND MATINEE CHRISTMAS TONIGHT Christmas Stocking DANCE Arkeon Dancing Academy