Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 20, 1925, Page 4

AC PA lor nl ar: ort t ail er lor PAGE FOUR Che Casver Dali too, plays @ prominent part in the duction, which is a fast-moving lodrama—a de- luxe thriller in other words. “The Story Without a Name" was | adapted to the screen Dy Victor I yin, It includes in the supporting cast such well known names as Ty rone Power, Dagmar Godowsky, Ivan Linow and Jack Bohn, Ivan Willat directed. Here's something out of the usual run of pictures. DAINTY DELL ROBINGON HAS STORY 0 RELATE “GIL ENT WATCHER?” WITH BLENN HUNTER AND BESS LOVE OPENS AT AMERICA Regarded pres brou one of the dram: most im Adapted Roberts ning Post arting toda reen from Mi Saturday Eve Phe Alter on the Hill film version pre ‘ ithe Arison iD ine | Miss Dell Robinson who is a rete NC] maker of sensations in male char- “ Mem With} acter port s with Desmond's : of “The Silent | New York Roof Garden revue at the } Natl isd on C! Columbia theater, though stoll very P fen thiat ands ha | fi <4 young, has had an interesting career Rot , promote ro! office 0y Fama! 3 Ah onde Pat ath hacer a ly modest and unassuming little @ at attain success, for in her life has been mixed the bitter with the sweet. Born wife. He man burie inexperienced s own per keep his employer at Fort Madison, Iowa, and Nia, erm cabinet 7 ees Pa ,ken when still a babe to St. Louis ne drama that demands the tus |Where both of her parents died eiliful ; or most] vortly afterwards, tiny Dell was performance the : randmother. haigta fay eft in care of a grandmo! When a mere girl she went to on of the third) «cago to give expression to her vee hict,| desire to be on the stage. Once follow the murder of Lily Elliott, | statted, she made rapid progress stage star who has found, aftor| because of her beautiful clear e0- flirting with the senatorial candi-| prano voice and engaged in dar date, that she loves him too deeply | sion in vaudeville, musical come: » give him up. and dramatics 5 ————___ To see this captivating little lass | e clad in feminine frills the MORENO STAR IN STORY male e with a personality and smile that immediately capture the nearts of the crowds. | WITHOUT HAME—RILTO as PRESENTS HE-MAN na HOXIE IN COWBOY FILM pleture T Name,” 1 er’s radio cently fentt audiences who enjoy a fast in Photoplay ma ire, here is a western Sunset Rialto theater t Lede ate Crowe Naweriat Agnes Ayres and Antonio Mor-| ine Jack Hoxie, the eno are featured in the principal] \ exponent of the roles. Moreno has the role of al should prove young scientist and inventor who] nd eatisty to the seventy- has been experimenting in secret for | roc SE the U. government. The picture! srhis picture starts off with a bang opens with the test of his in-| 14 Keeps on banging to the Inst vention, and with Jeath ray” foot of film, the action quickening with each reel and the introduction of many thrills has the effect of making this picture one that will stand head and shoulders above any former production in which Hoxie has starred, A novel feature in “The Crow's est’ is the introduction of the “Ingun” telegraph, a method used for signaling messages by the Yaqui indians by means of their Tom- Toms. makes its motion picture debut Here's a feature that has gotten pages of publicity In the papers of the nation of late brought to the sereen in as timely a production as we've seen in many a long day. And the novelty of the picture does not end here by any means. The radio, a THIRD ANNIVERSARY AT ARKEON COMES TONIGHT T. J. McKeon, proprietor gf the Arkeon, will celebrate his Third Anniversary dance this evening in proper manner. Among the novelties provided for this popular palace of amusement tonight are free admission until 10 o'clock and free dancing from 8:30 until 10 o'clock; free safety razors for the men and free souvenirs for the ladies : Ray Moore's skilled orchestra will be on hand as usual and every pat- ron in atentance is promised a won- derful. time helping “Mac” celebrate hjs third anniversary. CFFIDERS INSTALLED } LAS T Tas TODAY. RY Af & 4 SOCIETY JACK |. emee HOX!] ay evening ft XIE | day evening following a dinner of ;members of the organization at the Henning hotel. of the Forty & Eight —IN— The following officers were in- | “THE CROW’S stalled: Chef De Gare, C. R. Peter- NEST” json; Chef De Train, R. M. Boeke; NEST Commissaire Intendent, T. J. Mc Keon; Correspondent Locale, Dewey Also Comedy Powell; Garde De Prisionnier, James “STAY SINGLE” }C. Jone Conducteur, Rayburn Webb; Garde De La Porte, W. P. Thompson; Cheminots Locale, C, E. IRIS JAZZ | "1 Duncan, C. H. Carpenter and Rich- ORCHESTRA rd Nines. E. Nigh After the installation, the new very Night |Chef De Gare, C. R. Peterson, took | up sév matters of Importance to Afternoons—10c and 20c he sc for the coming year, nning many soclal cvents along with the other general welfare to Eveninge—10c and 25c |!! : community. FOUR LARGE HAMS PURCHASED FROM THE CASPER PACKING CO. WILL BE GIVEN AWAY FREE COME TONIGHT Extra Good Music by Rawhouser’s Dance Artists NORTH WASHINGTON HALL Royalty Worships Her Eyes! and nobility worship them. She is Visiting the These eyes have vamped all Europe. F They belong to Alix Dorane, young French actress y id United States now [iy reports trom the treasurer was unanime y adopted and will go into effect immediately, The dropping of one assistant nd a stenographer without |ney, stated that he was in the midst ‘of revamping the | ordinances, entire list of city Continued from Page One | of which were as its work the keeping in condition | obsolete and unworkable and that of the sewer system and last month | further revision of them would be| eaned out 150 loads of sand m | nec rt Bae eee thell C street trunk Hne changes adve 1 could be put in| 8 in the f yleffett. Hoe ulso stated that his of engineer's office were » a} fice was handling a large amount of week pending action in-jwork in perfecting appeals and| spector situation whet ct work which In the majority pated that all inspect work will | of is handled by the police be put directly unde en-|court judge. | gineer's supervision Both Mayor Loy and J. W. Tucke The finance committee's -report | defended the present expenditure in advocating the consolidation of all|tbat department, the mayor calling city treasury funds in one bank,| attention to t there had the uniform use of expenditure slips the turning over of all city colle on to the treasurer's office daily ried through 1924 than in in Casper n more appe district court preceding 30 in years Tucker called attention to sev — ee the and the requiring of detailed month-Mr = byt As SAY “BAYER ASPIRIN” and INSIST! Unless you see the “Bayer Cross” on tablets you are not getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians 24 years for BN SAY = Colds Headache Neuralgia Lumbago Pain Toothache Neuritis Rheumatism Accept only jayer’’? package which contains proven directions. Handy “Bayer” boxes of 12 tablets Also bottles of 24 and 100—Druggists. ture of Monéaceticacidester of Salicylicacid C-. Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Mani Third Anniversery Dance TONIGHT Admission Until 10:00 Dancing From 8:30 to 10:00 o’ Clock Safety Razors For The Men—Souvenirs For The Ladies ALL OF CASPER IS INVITED TO HELP US CELE. BRATE OUR THIRD ANNIVERSARY DANCE Learn to Dance the Proper Way. All the latest Ball Room Steps taught by Billy Mahoney ( Phone 2950 For Appointment Arkeon {pune eral sults pending against the city which will come up in 1925 and the possibility of calling on outside at- torneys to assist in their defense at a heavy expense. Despite this state of affairs the motion to drop the two employes was passed unanimously. Another matter of minor saving effected last night was that in cases where city employes use their own cars in city work—there are only two—they are to be allowed only $20 per month for gas and oil, Heretofore they had been allowed upkeep on both tires and mechanical repairs. It is expected that this practice will be discontinued entire- ly within a few weeks and that none other than municipal cars will be used. In view of the unusually heavy work that has developed in the police matron’s department her salary was raised from $30 to $50 per month, Pelton & Henry were given the} work of putting weather stripping on the windows on the south side of the city hall, the bid being $55 as against larger bids submitted by several other contractors. A reduction of the amount of sewer assessments property owners n sewer district number 19 must pay was made from 76 per cent to 60 per cent of the total cost. The line {s a trunk and the balance Is ary other property which it se! “PHILLIPS” MILK OF MAGNESIA Accept on original Milk physicians for bot- also 50-cent contain ci fC ore.—Ady. drug TU Ordinances passed for second read- | rooming houses under $500 bond ing were as follows: subject to revocation if the estab- To make inmates of places where | lishment should be used for the gambling, sale of Mquor or prostitu-| manufacture or sale of liquor or the tlon was practiced Hable to fine or|conduct of gambling or as a dis imprisonment. This is designed to | orderly house. relieve the prosecution of submit- ting proof that inmates of raided places were actually engaged in criminal practices when the raiders enterech ‘To place proprietors of pool halls and bowling alleys under $2,000 bond, subject to revocation for any violation of city ordinances. To place proprietors of hotels and In New Orleans the number of marriages has decreased 20 per cent since the Louisiana eugenics law be came effective COLUM “Cascarets” 10c if Dizzy, Bilious, Constipated To clean your bowels without York Roo New New Specialties MARY ALDEN in “A Lem Desmond's Famous Presenting a Whirl of Gayety Entitled “GOING UP” — — A Musical Comedy Surprise First Run Picture IESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1925 | STHMA No cure for it, but welcoma relief is often brought by— Vick VAPORUB Over 17 Million Jars Used Yearly For results try a Classified ad. BI TONIGHT 7 and 9 o’Clo f Garden Revue New Numbers WOMAN’S WOMAN” —,cramping or overacting, take ‘ascarets.”’ Sa | Sick headache, =p dizziness, billous- ness, gases, indi- gestion, sour up- set stomach and all such distress gone by morning. Nicest laxative and cathartic on earth for grown- ups and children. 10c, 25¢ and 50c boxes—any drug store.—Ady. F “Merton of Salt Creek Busses Leave Casper, Townsend Hotel 8 a. m. and 2:30 p. m. Leave Salt Creek 8 a. m. and 2 p. m. BAGGAGE AND EXPRESS Bus Leaves ?:30 Dally Salt Creek Transportation Co, ‘TELEPHONE 144 by Jack Yellen, Bob RIALT Also Monte Banks Comedy, “Wedding Bells,” Fables THE NETTO LADIES ORCHESTRA Playing popular hit, “HARD HEARTED HANNAH” With the Illustrated Song Slides “THE ALTAR IN THE | BESSIE LOVE ‘HOBART B SUP! By This radio-melodrama has everything dah, tiaras pete Arthur except a name. Romance, mystery, 2 2 ind of h Stringer adventure and thrill upon thrill. etre PAS Re ALE i Ae you've seen it. Screen Founded on Photoplay Magazine’s vive. ern ansbaiwbrshipied.Only Ma play by prize title contest story and magnifi- tell a story so humanly—only Frank i Victor cently produced by the director of Sea Hawk” could picture it so dramatically. Irvin “Wanderer of the Wasteland.” —ALSO NEWS Bigelow, Chas, Bates 3 TODAY 9 o’cl TOMORROW itude. all—and they'll go to the gir cast the most votes for the when it closes. ly entered. ment of The Rialto. He wi After that your job as votes. Dancing Academy WORD WIT In addition to the first prize of $150 there are three others —-one of $25, one of $15, one of $10. Four big cash prizes in 26, when this great Popularity Contest opens, and February 15, First thing to do is to get your favorite candidate proper- The way to do that is to fill out the attached cou- pon with her name and address and file it with the Manage- | entry blanks, as you go in to the show, Between January 25 and February 15 every ticket to a matinee or evening show at The Rialto will entitle the pur- chaser to vote for his favorite. Here is the VOTING VALUE of the Tickets 10c Ticket, Three Votes MATINEE TOMORROW 40c¢—25¢e GLEN HUNTER FAMOUS STAR OF —IN— ‘THE SILENT WATCHER’ ADAPTED TO THE SCREEN FROM Mary Roberts Rinehart GERTRUDE ASTER AND MANY OTHERS YOU KNOW Imagine a kid loyal enough to sacrifice wife and home to save That's loyalty, but no matter what you call it, it’s the kind of stuff that hits at the heart and makes a youth who tock all the blame to avoid a scandal that ntight dis- “THE RAT’S KNUCKLES” ORCHESTRA Shows at 1—3—5—7 and 9 STARTS TODAY the Movies” ON THE HILL” PORTING CAST OSWORTH ALMA BENNETT | Here's a story love for another woman and of a Roberts Rinehart could loyd, producer of “The COMEDY— Sal TOPICS 10c and 40c AOA IN YOU, As soon test beyin or; friends and hers for afternoons 25 and February 15, stheater parties and buying the t politics. Here's the coupon, Every y teen years or over is eligible. young fellow. The first twenty credit for 100 extra votes right start. Is and young women whose friends m at the Rialto between January Il be just inside the door, to take Please register campaign manager is to round up in the Rialto Theater Contes I | Number --- L Na VIVaviiraviiveyi 40c Ticket, Ten Votes I NT@NIANIVAN SreViravliveviivexiivevitve\itveN' iV ITYeNIVeNIE avitveviivaNliveN YOUNC MAN! Here Is Your Chance To Get Solid With Her Be Her Campaign Manager in the Great RIALTO THEATER Popularity Contest Help her win the grand prize of One Hundred and Fifty Dollars offered by the management of the Rialto to the MOST POPULAR YOUNG WOMAN IN CASPER, and win for yourself her undying grat- Here’s a suggestion, campaign managers! s your candidate is properly ente anizing Rialto Theatre P Do it now, and get the tiekets as soon as you get your parties organized. rush for tickets during that time, for eve So make sure right away of a lot of votes by organizing these be sure of getting your votes into the ballot box. After that, it’s up to you. RIALTO THEATER POPULARITY CONTEST. Who Is Casper’s Most Popular Young Woman? most popular young woman in Casper, (Write or print entrant’s name aud address plainly.) To pita Nii eXg 7a Sieve n the con- your s between January or evenin SSeS name Wale There is going to be a grand y ticket is a ballot. ickets for them. Then you'll That's good ung woman in Casper seven- jet your candidate in early, to be entered will receive off the reel. That’s a nice WHC s Korn avityavityav ivavitvaNiivevirevivaXl tay Street, as an entrant Te RAR ARYe f t to determine who is the eV iraivavive