Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 3, 1925, Page 4

he ba CLEVER DOUBLING DONE) IN “CORNERED” NOW AT RIALTO, UNUSUAL CAST) really net u a double One Supposing you Have y¥ face to fa xactl ks you! W t 1 ather an uncanny feellr There is just such a Cornered,” the inhabitant of the underworld Brennan meets her double in g woman of the fashionable ns. Her pi ablished In t hold as the but complications begir very quick the ess returns ur real xpectedly. Mar is imprisonment, but luch is with her, and she manages to vince the authoriti she {fs not se wher neasiness while Mary bination of we' ineluding Mz t, who t | the leading dual rc hn Roche, | Rockeliffe Fellowes, Raymond Hat ton and Cissy Fitzgerald It is a Warner Bros. classte of the screen, directed am Beau line | A, M. HUTCHNSON'S| STORY SCORES HT WITH AMERICA THEATER CROWD Otle Harlan, well known as a screen comedian and a favorite with film fans, was selected for the role of Puddlebox in the picture version of A. § M, Hutchinson's famous novél, ‘'The Clean Heart,” or “Cruel: tles of Life,” which will be seen at Theater today and to morrow After reuding the novel J, Stuart Blackton, who directed the picture, decided that Harlan was the only player who could do the role ef philosophical tramp justice. He seemed to fit with kid glove exact ness both as regards physique anc personalit “Captain Blood’ An act of heroism which was re warded with a gild watch was per. formed by Assistant™Director John P. Smith during the filming of Ra fae! Sabatini’s famous novel, ‘Cap. tain Blood,” which will be the at traction at the America theater start ing Thursday Several articles of talue Lad been lost in a large tank Here’s how- to enjoy your smoking more “Light a fresh one?” he asked his n the Vitagraph lot by several of the hundreds of players used in the big spectacular scenes. Between shots” the players spent thelr time in diving to recover the articles, One of them failed to come up, At the first intimation of danger, Mr. Smith rushed to the tank and plunged in after him The man was so far gone that It required thirty minutes’ first aid treatment to revive him FIGHTING PARSON PTS ACTION IN IIS MOUEE “The Measure of a Man,” Univer sal picture that: was given its first showing last night in the Iris thea ris a picture story full of action, tl ral unusually dramatic sit ati number of thrills. Wil cast as a 1 New York's into the lum ber regi As “The Parson" Des mond does some of the best work of his long screen career Z Persons whose recollection of We productions dates back a few rs will welcome the appear ance of Marin Sals who returned to the screen after a long absence to | take the part of Clare, wife of “Pal Peter, who runs the saloon in the little logging camp settlement where the action takes place NAT ROYALL SEEKS STORY BOOK RINGESS Credited with being always origin al in his presentations. ‘at Royall of Desmond's New York Roof Gar den revue, is a man with 4 past—a past that goes back through years of experience on the stage. The birthplace of Royall was in Lynn, Mass. When Nat was in school he had spare time on bis hands and turned it to account by becoming a song book boy, After he had garadu- ated he became assistant advertising agent at the Opera house in his home town. It was a place of amusement then controlled by Billy “Beeftrust Watson of burlesque fame “All On Account of Eliza” was the first production Royall appeared in Then he stepped over to Austin and Stone's theater in Boston, remaining there for some time. When Gilbert engaged him to play lequin in “Alice In Wond Royall advanced another step in profession Vaudeville was next attacked b RoyasWwho made a complete succ: James the har rland hi of his venture with an act, ‘The White Man," written by hims Other triumphs came to him individ ually and in partnership in vaude ville. During the war Royall wa a mem companion, as he offered a cigarette. “Not just yet,’’ the other replied, as he fumbled in his pocket and then put something in his mouth, “This is not the first time I have noticed that about you,’’ the first speaker said. ‘ You rarely light one right after another. By the way, what are those’ things you eat in between?” His friend smiled as he produced a cylindrical little foil-wrapped roll from his pocket. “These are just as important to my smoke enjoyment as the smoke your itself,”’ he smiled. ‘‘ They really are Life Savers—just as they are called.” Try them between smokes Probably every one knows those familiar little mints with the hole. But not every smoker knows how useful and pleasant Life Savers are between smokes. Six flavors dis played at all food store you may help yourself: Pep-o-mint, Wint-o-green, Cinn-o-mon, Lic-o-rice Cleosvg, and Vicotilet. Any kind of smoke is more or less hot and dries up the mouth and throat. You can’t really enjoy your tobacco when your tongue is dry and parched, A refreshing companion oO ber part the Besides introducing tles serv for t amb! a a beautiful of the 26th division and took in all major engagements across ; seas. clever novel with Desmond’s revue, he {s also ing as general publicity agent he company. Royall has two big itlons and dreams—one to build home for his mother, the other to find a fairy prin- i ns IN THE STATE LEGISLATURE He lating to the salary of deputy sheriff. I w House 86 (Laramie County)—Re. lating to the salary of undersheriff. Law enforcement Mouse 87 (Laramie county)—Re- lating to the compensation of special Ho latin torn H aergency appropriation for| Senate Reldting to improve-;of payments for state lands, Senate mmissioner of child and|@ent districts. ‘Public Lands |5 covers this subject. protection. Commi ott. E Introduced in Senate ue Iutrodiived in) House, Senate 53 (Public Institutions Com- Introduced in Senate House | 91—(Martin—To regulate | mittee}—Providing for the establish 13 Senate 51 (Gardner)—Relating to | SDarseable prntiee of State of Wyo-| ment of ~ Wyoming State reserve the disposition by officers of selsed Lia iad Beugi ha - oh Dein ank TY Mquor Law enforcement. ancy a un ‘the state. Judi Senate 54—Defining an olographic Now Is the Critical Time. Senate 52 (Judiciary)—Relating to s or helo; ohic will. e . ? claims against deceased persons. House $2-—-(Featherstone by re Senate 55 (Spear)—Relating to am Lydia E.Pinkham’ 'sVegeta- Commilttba tht: stints quest)—Relating to tax levy by city|ortization of payments for state ble Compound will Help Killed by Senate. or town for employment of bands.{lands. Committee of Whole, Y fely Th: h House Relating to terms of | 2ducation Senate 66 (Myers)—Authorizing ‘ou Sai ely roug! officers of small towns. Indefinitely House 93—(Livestock)—Relating | parents or guardians to give relig > postponed “4 to fees for renewal of brands, Com.-| ious instructions to minors, Educa- Convoy, Ohi: ‘During the Change | House 15—Relating to perfection | ittee of Wh tion. ‘of Life I was weak and run-down and of tax title, Indefinitely postponed Killed by House : — could hardly domy Hou! Relating to apportion House 43—~Relating to publication | [% ee work. By reading ment of school funds on basis of] public mx of delinquent tax notices. Failed on | } ‘|your advertise- drivers employed by consolidated| Senate 6 third reading\-ayes 31; noes 22. A | fig ments I found out schools. Indefinitely postponed. health offigers to pass the House must 1‘ :elve pooak Laie Passed by Senate, Withdrawn in Senat. Bhidg Satie Gamnetn | Senate 16—Relat to dispositior Benate.< cee Passed by House adie» “ompoun: of oll and gas royalties from state| 5 ) House 56—Relating to settlement andit hasstraight- school lands. Ayes, 21; Noes 4. ened noe Lge it Senate 18—Relating” to-duties of eee lpia tag clerks of court. Ayes, 24; noes, 1 sieetray eles pls arte Senato'30—Relating to filing tran scripts of judgment. Ayes, 25; noes 0 Sena —Relating to distribu tion of decisions of Supreme court Ay oes, 0. s e 34—Relating to settlement of estate. Ayes, 25 noes, 0, Senate 3: tion or . 26: noes, 0. Senate 36—Relating to qualifica tlon of candidates for county and Prosecuting attorney. Ayes, 26 aking boundaries of the public do main, smoking enjoyment. wonderful aromatic flavors freshen your mouth like a good drink of water when you're really thirsty. Once you try them this way, you’ll | never be without them again. And how much better you’ll feel after a hard day of smoking by sim- ply having your favorite flavor of | Life Savers handy and using them this way—between smokes.—Life | Savers, Inc., Port Chester, N. Y. to your favorite smoke oa Senate ouse 85 (Laramie County}—Re enforcement ty sheriff. Law enforcement. (Laramie County)—Re: office rooms for county at enforcement. use 89 (Laramie Coynty}—Relat to salary aunty clerk, Law ement & to ey. Law 90 (Ways and Means)—Mak 28— Relating to sults nst recelyers, Ayes, 25; noes 0 ¥ elating to qualifica of candidates for county survey. T—Relating to qualifies andidates for county super. mdent of schools, Ayes, 23; noes Introduced in Senate, IR Relating to making nm trial a federal highway eral Relations. 47-(Spear)-—Relating nate to Livestock Like water when you're thirsty By eating a few Life Savers between | smokes you'll find yourself doubling ° | | Their “Gres he Casper Dally Cridurie Now Lays Down Law to Dad When William Brothers was a lad, his father, David Brot Grip Left You All Run Down? ACK lame and achy? Sharp pains stab you at every sudden move? Nerves “all unstrung?” a Then look to pour kidneys! Winter, you know, is danger time for the kidneys. That's because grip, colds and chills are apt to weaken the kidneys and allow body poisons to upset the whole bodily machinery. Then is apt to come lameness, soreness and stiffness; constant backache, rheumatic pains, headaches, dizziness and irregular or painful passage of the kidney secretions. on't risk serious kidney sickness! _Use Doan's Pills before it is too late, Dpan's have helped thousands. They should help you. Ask pour neighbor! Here is Casper Proof: Gust Adams hop, 208 EB. J Street Sitting in a at‘a time weak my kidne ‘ome lame. I 1d hardly *m account of sharp, stabbing pains in small of my back. My kidneys acted frregularly and ew that was where my trouble lay. Doan's Pills re- d me. The backache left and my kidneys acted regu ly ‘Doan’s Pills Stimulant Diuretic to the Kidneys At all dealers, 60c a box. —_Foster-Milburn Co., Mfg. Chemists, Buffalo, N.Y. yrop. shoe repalr tooped position errs) MARIE PREVOST. With JOHN ROCHE, RAYMOND HATTON ROCKCLIFFE FELLOWES CISSY FITZGERALD 4\, DODSON MITCHELL ana ZELDA SEARS’ Also Century Comedy, ‘‘Nobody’s Sweetheart”, Felix The Cat Cartoon THE NETTO LADIES’ ORCHESTRA Play! pular hit “One Little Dream of Love" TODAY e Riaito TOMORROW g the ¢ 9 o’cl, ers, used to lay down the lew to him. But now William ts grown and’ he helps lay down the iaw for his father, For William has been elected judge in the Chicago Circuit Court, where his father has been a jurist for years. by county treasurer with state treas- urer. Ayes 54; noes 0. House 60—Authorizing county sup- erintendent to substitute local meet achers for teachers’ insti noes 0. +Relating to mectings of Ayes House 72 the state agricultural board. 57; noes 0. Senate 24. — Relating to public school observance of legal holidays. Ayes 54, noes 0 8S. J. M. 1—Memoralizing congress to provide for the Cagper-Alcova rec lamation project. Ayes 51; noes 0. Senate 8.—Directing application of insurance on state-owned buildings destroyed by fire to replacing build ings so destroyed. Ayes 51; noes 0. Senate 5—Relating age limits of members of fraternal benefit as- Sociations. Ayes 51; noes 0 Senate 17.—Amending the “child labor law. Ayes 51; noes 0 House First Reading Senate 6 — Relating to county health officers. Sanitary Senate 25.—Relating to deposits of public money. Revenue. Signed by Governor Senate 13—Relating to the re-re- cording of brands. Senate 9.—Creating Hot Springs fund. . Senate 7.—Relating to disposition of insurance on state-owned build ing destroyed by fire a Saratoga By the time I had “| taken eight bot- could do’ my housework on the farm without trouble. I recommended it to my daughter-in-law after her sec- ond baby was born and it did her a wonderful lot of good.” I told her to | try it and if it didn’t help her I would | pay for it, and before she had taken one bottle she said to me, ‘You won’t have to pay for it! It is helpin wonderfully!’ And she took three bottles of it. You can use my testi- monial if you wish.’’— Mrs. Evsip | ACKERMAN, Convoy, Ohio. Consider carefully Mrs. Ackerman’s letter. Her experience ought to help you. ‘She tells of the trials of middle age and the wonderful resultsshe ob- tained from Lydia E, Pinkham’s Veg- etable Compound, —SU Comedy—New Shows At 1—3—5—7 and 9 tles 1 was well and | “| just a A BISHOP-CASS THEATER TODAY and WEDNESDAY Percy Marmont STAR OF “IF WINTER COMES” PPORTED BY— MARGUERITE De LA MOTTE IN A. S, M. HUTCHINSON’S “The Clean Heart” “THE CRUELTIES OF LIFE” A Great Story of Thrills and Love. Daddy and Kiddies also: Topic COLUMBIA LEM DESMOND’S FAMOUS New York Roof Garden Reyue Presenting A Breeze of Summer “A DAY AT THE SEASHORE” A Wave of Laughter Entire Production Under Direction of Holly Desmond VAUDEVILLE New Songs—New Dances—New Specialties A Pretty Chorus of Bathing. Beauties SPECIAL Wednesday Matinee, a beautiful art photo of Mi i favorite male impersonator, given Ry treo ta pepe cae TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1925 YOU POOR KID, WHY ARE YOU $0 SKINNY? Don’t your mother know that Cod Liver Oil will put pounds of | good healthy flesh on your bones in few weeks? 1 her every druggist has it in sugar-coated tablet form now 80 that you won’t have to take the nasty, fishy-tasting oil that is apt to upset your delitate stomach. Tell her that McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound. Tablets are chock ful of vitalizin§ vitamines and are the greatest flesh producers and health builders she can find. One sickly thin kid, age 9, gain- ed 12 pounds in 7 months She must ask Kimball Drug, Mid west Pharmacy, Casper Pharmacy, or any good druggist for McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets— 60 tablets—60 cents—as pleasant to take as candy: Liver O11 . Compound Tabiets ORIGINAL = GENUINE 60 Tablets GOCents IRIS A Bishop-Cass Theater LAST TIMES TODAY WM. DESMOND —IN— “THE MEASURE OF A MAN” —ALSO— STAN LAUREL “MOTHER'S JOY” ORCHESTRA EVERY NIGHT AFTERNOONS EVENINGS - —TOMORROW— ART MIX rN “Ace of Cactus Range” -10¢ AND 10c AND 2 ——— A Pictureifor Mother, —Orchestra 10c and 40c 10c 40c Tonight—7 and 9 o'Cl. away free to patrons attending Picture Program—Ben Turpin Comedy—Mack Sennette Pathe Review NEW SHOW TOMORROW’ 10c and 25c MATINEE Comedy APTAIN BLOOD THE GREATEST LOVE STORY EVER TOLD by RAFAEL SABATINI AUTHOR OF oe “SCARAMOUCHE” —AND— “THE SEA HAWK” Warren Kerrigan AS CAPTAIN PETER BLOOD, Slave, Doctor, Buc- caneer, who is arrested and sold as a slave at Barbadoes, who later becomes governor of the island and wins the hand of Arabella Bishop. x JEAN PAIGE A ARABELLA BISHOP FIFTY NOTED. PLAYERS Support These Stars im CAPTAIN BLOOD Hundreds in Hand to Hand Combat on Pirate Ships Greatest Sea Battle _ Ever Filmed. ay SEE IT STARTING THURSDAY