Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 18, 1925, Page 4

2AG mis r 1 5 1 PAGE FOUR “oil Li ls IN SHON l gL | in \il ING ua | ETY IN CRT it was uble | 32 Years’ Experience trom which I since my de 1 I think J health to Dr tion, and vine.” or liquid. Dr to After the Honeymoon There's the Problem -of— aw ce BR | RIALTO IRROW ar id RIDAY TODAY and TOMORROW point by a mere gesture or urdman, star of “Souls nd other pictures, in t of part In youth anor, nners in ho loves and finally over the older man, The des Hedda Hopper, Jean Connelly, and Edward “Bread”. Mae Busch takes the leading role ‘ , an adaptation for the the novel of the same charles Norris, which to- HUMAN NATURE APPEAL OF “SAND” PLEASES Bl AMERICA CROWDS An absorbing stud ure is afforded r Pin human na ure au e ‘first of a ctions which opened America theater last night pietr tb _ visu ized from the ™ le Il, strik human note In the r ness of the variety of characters which jt presents. The sory is enacted in the main, 10 pringipal characters, personalitie: the of the real thing ure audiences. The character of Sandra ts inyest ed with a dual pe lity—one’ wo: nan content with common-places of ome and domesticity; the other, a restless, div king type who ves that es beyond the bend in tt oad Keen Wes! Ably directed by Al Rogell in a new type of western stcry that has ity as well as thri nd com. 1 Thomson cc to the theater F\ “Thun Hoots,” the photo: F. B. O. picture reaches its climax in a thrilling struggle between Thomson and a sull in a Mexican bull-fight arena, where Fred eaves Silver King, his wonderful horse, from the rushes of the enraged animal. Ann May has the leading feminine role opposite Mr. Thomson, playing a Spanish senorita. Bill Lowery, Charles Mailes, Carrie C. Ward and Fred t. The an original story Mr. Thomsan rn Friday. first of his new series for e with action, the Huntley also appear in suppo is from y for picture ten speci¢ y Marion Jack ‘JAGK HOXIE LEAPS OUT AS STAR OF (ntS FILM At the Iris theater is offered to- Hoxie is off red in this produc: Che Casper D Was Thi Heien Elwood Stokes, pictured seated In an arm chair, says the chair. was in her mother’s home in Denyer when the photo was taken. W B. D Stokes says it was in the ndtofious Everleigh Club in Chicago. Mrs. Stokes says she will produce the cha in court to prove her husband A Guilty of maliciously defaming her character tion probably material far better] lican, widow of Congressman Jullus sulted to his individual character | Ka as her husband's s than tn any “of his previous h district of ack Merri-| this « mts a unique por young whofe-hearteg rch for ho in the posed acini vehicle As J Hoxie p! of the ed by a mar. her nearest , Raymond D. Burr. second San woman t » her husband's unex vis n he passed away wh tat Mrs. Nolan did n¢ lection last —___~»— = = “JAZZ BAND” | wit Uitnaar tet OPERETTA IS IN MAKING CORNS. BERLIN, etta of the aj nk Feb. 18 future d oper uuer, Gern’ irical or in Die Weltbuehne World Stage) after secing an Am can mw comedy perform Neues Theatre am zco. azz,” he observed, musical idiom, a language people of our time We st much of it in the future MRS. KAHN IS ELECTED SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Fet Mrs. Florence Prag “Kahn, oper War the 18. put Drop a little Doesn't hurt one bit! Freezone’ on an aching corn, in ISERABLE! that corn stops huriing, then you lft it right off ‘with Everybody is—when | : stomach and liver are out of order. Dyspepsia, indigestion, bilious- ness, constipation and laziness quickly removed with Chamberlain’s Tablets Take two tonight and you will feel rood tomorrow. 60 for 26 cents, Sold everywhere our Sruseist sells a tiny bottle Preezo: few cents, suf. jent to remove y hard corn, soft corn, or corn between the toes ind the foot calluses, without sore ness or irritation Give Hogan a Lift arnival Dance THURSDAY, FEB. 19th It’s the best we haye had this Big Don’t miss this one. year. Join the Crowd and Be Happy North Washington Hall HOXIE “THE TI RAIL” FORBIDDEN “HOT AIR” ORCHESTRA EVERY NIGHT 10¢ and 20¢ 10c and 25¢ (Ballroom Tango) ATTRACTION EXTRAORDINARY FRIDAY NIGHT, FEBRUARY 20 “A DANCE DIVERTISSEME! Billy Mahoney and Lilien Ireland “ARGENTINE” NT” Featuring in an “A FLIVVER EPISODE” (Fox Trot Eccentrique) AND Daily Cribune COLORADO OIL RECEIVED AT TEXAS PLANT Ol produced being receive pany refiner: MORE OBSCENE PLAYS ON FIR (Continued From Page One) Good Bad Woman’ can not, by any changes, be made fit for public pro- duction. It will have to go." nlorado is now Texas com- The first ship That settles the fate, probably, of ral actors in its cast. ment was ma st week, three District. Attorney Banton | tani cars of « pp fibre added, “I believe Mr. Brady only | feld in Rout y_ being sent produced this play as a sort of pro-| here: test against the horde of filthy ones With the company’s well now produc’ made re; , shipments arly in the fu- He| flowing full 1| are to be ture. The bringing to Co do oil for refining mall an.ounts at much promise the now rampant in New York. wanted to make a test case of it, think. We will make just that of er of Colora- though in sent, gives @ outlook for ng center of tes in a greater it. Closing this plaf, mith or with- out the producers’ willingness, it vill be easier to finish the runs of ral others as bad—if not worse.” That looks like the end of the jobs now held by the casts of four other “questionable plays'’—if they » way than it is can’t be deleted enough to make] now. them “presentable” And s0, in spite of offigial pre dictions to th® contrary, the drive Stop Your Cough seems to be on—and Broadway 1s i-flutter aE This — Way to inflamma- ul tubes, get rid of it, inflamed » trouble. effective delightful, the gen. ment. "Dea" in a and fill your lungs with nt but pleasant vapor. Al ly it clears the hea@ and the cough and be é to heal the raw, ten When Fred Fulton was matched way, uh Fulton, is! club, and when he ain't ess bust him on de h , and » he turns around with evuh so | much surp s bust him again.’ 1 then?” asked Fulton in sus: es" tin pla the most pense. “Nuthin’ then—only lat second hit, dass all.” RESINOL Soothing and Healing Gives such prompt relief from itching and burning, and so generally succee: in clearing away skin disorders thatit has become a standard treatment. don’t miss “Deo' ins only the purest 4 other antiseptic Fine for colds, catarrh Satisfactory money back. good drug ptus Ointment , Cal.—Ady, Coal Creek Coal $8.56 Per Ton Mine measure | Moore & Morris ’ Phone 1734 A Biptic TODAY AND TOMORROW PEG AS By PEARL DOLES BELL —With— BARBARA LA MARR —And— BERT LYTELL They say Sandra’s beauty was of a different kind. say it appealed to the sense They and brought men to her feet in worship. They say she was one woman by day and a | different woman by night They sa) she unlike any |modern woman and yet was highly ern y talk of these things them. but you come Also Comedy “ROARING LIONS AT HOME” PATHE NEWS TOPICS ORCHESTRA Shows at 1, 3,5, 7and 9 10c and 40c “THUNDERING - HOOFS” —With— FRED THOMPSON AND HIS MARVEL HORSE SILVER KING FRIDAY AND SATURDAY se BISHOP CASS THEATER WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1925 Painful, swollen ankles Sloan’s gets right at the trouble You'll get quick, aura relief for is applied, freak rash. pei painful ; anne with atarte tnglin ng te batty pees loan’s. It requires yo tiresome enri rubbing: the medians itself does ig ce drives i anced the work, and pain and restores norma: hf In it are certain ingredients that are so stimulating to the circulation that the moment it conditions in no time. Get this relief today. All ainsi alin VE Sloan's Liniment “"",, * The Most Daring Picture of the Year ADOLPH MENJOU—-ELEANOR BOARDMAN —In— “SINNERS in SILK” The whole town’s talking about “Sinners in Silk.” Additional Attraction # Century Comedy—“The Aggravating Kid” SPECIAL ATTRACTION Fables BRIAN DOUGHERTY Singing ‘Follow the Swallow” Mat. 3 o’Clock, Eve. 8, 9:30 o’Clock R [ A LT TODAY 1, 2:40, 4:20, 6, J 120 NEXT 97‘ From the i Sensational Novel 7:40, ATTRACTION LADIES’ GUEST MATINEE FRIDAY Any lady purchasing a ticket may invite another lady as her guest FREE OF CHARGE.