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~ WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, 1925 By ROSCOE CONKLING FITCH FLCRENGE WILOR 13 OTAR AT AMERICH: “CANDOWN” FRIDAY “Ch: g ‘10 of the Hungry Heart,” showly, ‘oday and tomorrow at the America theater has Florence Vidor for the star but little Dorothy Brock challenges her picture mother for honors In many of the scenes, rhis child actor is the cleverest ATTRACTIONS TONIGHT RIALTO—*A Man Must Live” With Richard Dix. AMERICA. christine of the Hungry Heart,” with Florence Vidor. IRIS—“Headin’ Through” with Leo Mahon ARKEON—Auto Show. ——————— cast. He gives a splendid perform: ance and his portrayal of a drunken an could not be improved upon. ive Brook and Ian Keith are cast seen on the screen for a long time successive lovers of Christine nd has even got it over those clever| Walter Hiers’ face seems to creep hildren in thé Hal Roach “Our|into every Ince and Metro release comedies, ind {8 to be found in this picture, Florence Vidor is the girl with the| Hiers smiles a few times to carry hungry heart who transfers her af-| his role of brother to Christine. fections on three different occasions| (The sets and scenes are mammoth in order to find solace but only suc-| and the po: yal of Miss Vidor is ceeds after she has atoned for her| deserving o: stinted praise. War- indiscretion in deserting her husband| ner Baxter deserves credit with the and running off on an ocean Iiner|clever child actor, Dorothy Brock, to South A with her child and h of tre picture. The poct lover. f will be feilowed by down" at the America starting Friday for a four-day run. Warner Baxter in the role of the inebriate is the star of the male Sundown” Opens Friday at America The passing of the Old West, the ittle barons, and the tremendous " erds of cattle which roamed the Doyouknowyou . jiains, has been” imuprealised td canebrainthe “sundown” to be shown at the America theater starting Friday. ‘The news feature of the announce nent is that the picture will be fact rather than fiction. The big scenes in the photoplay were taken during ENUS PENCIL | with the movement of the largest herd in . he history of the West. RUBBER END "ic tiemendous movement of (from 4B to 9H) attle began as First National Famous for its “ameras ground. The cattle, more smooth writing ‘"4n 100,000, converged from the qualities—providing 2°Fth rim of the Grand Canyon, pencil luxury and trom Flagstaff, Ariz., Columbus, peneil.economy. M., and Te and were dri > south to Mexico. 10¢ each This epic of today, the passing $1.20 per dors of the big herds with adventure and |rpmance, is the theme of “Sun- ARLEN E> | down” for which scenes of the big cattle run were taken, as a historical vackground for the romantic love tory told by the stellar cast of hich Hobert Bosworth, Bessie general use. Atyour dealer or write us direct American Lead Pencil Co. 220 Fifth Ave. NewYork ove, Roy Stewart, Charlie Mur a VENUS—The largest welling thr Hoyt, Charles Sellon, Charles Y lack unread. hs Crockett, Bernard Randall, Wil- : ] om ‘Me sass Kel eon red North, Hal Wilson and Jere Austin were members. DIX FILM ENDS TODAY; “REVELATION” COMES AT THEIALTO TOMORROW CRUZE DIRECTS BETTY COMPSON IN PLAY COMING TO THE RIALTO Yy The second starring vehicle of Rich x rd Dix, “A Man Must Live,” we for the last times today at to Theater, picture which demonstrates the power of the press and the influence and control exert- ed by metropolitan newspapers In large cities. Paramount stole a march on most of the other film producing com- panies by getting before the public first, a photoplay depicting romance {n a newspaper office with the star in the role as a reporter. Universal has advertised in the magazines for & scenario written by a newspaper man that is a story of newspaper life. The trials and ¢tribulations of people in almost every other field of effort except the newspaper profes. sion has flashed before the public across the silver sheet oft repeatedly. A real live newspaper story is some- thing new and that is the kind of a picture that Dix offers his ad- mirers in “A Must Live.” Scenes in the ma show the clty room, city desk, copy desk, and editorial rooms of a New York dally and also show the presses running and the papers being sent by trucks to the various distributing points. James Cruze is the director and Betty Compson the star in the new Paramount picture, “The jarden of Weeds," which opens at the Rialto theater Saturddy. Cruze’s record in Producing won- derful photoplays is sufficient guarantee for “The Garden of Weeds." It was Cruze who made “The Enemy Sex,’ “The City That Never Sleeps,” “The Old |/«4 nan Must Live” is very instruc. Homestead,” “The Covered || tive because few people know of the Wagon” and many other great |/ correlation and organization of the He has a splendid star pictures, links in the human machine which for his new picture in Betty || constitutes the modern newspaper: Compson. Starts Saturday at || 1 is regretted that F Rialto. —Adv. not film mi newspaper offi = shown were greeted bec livided at tention and interest on the part of the audience. “A Man Must Live” {s a Dix ple See the ture from start to finish. ‘The handsome and clever star monopol- zes the closeups and Edna Murphy and Jacqueline Logan only appear Rickenbacker Brougham at the Auto Show for a few scenes. There {s one weak point in the plot which, however, 7 does not detr from the live a Carnival Dance THURSDAY NIGHT Washington Hall Just Follow the Crowd RAWHOUSER’S DANCE ARTISTS The largest and best dance orchestra in the state, playing and singing all the latest hits. Ladies Always Free tion which keeps the audience in breathless suspense. Dix in the picture keeps a sick dancing girl from going to the hos- pital by taking her to his rooms where she dies. A real newspaper man sees too much of life and un- derstands the sordid side of life too well to take in and shelter a girl whom he had never seen before when Rospitals are provided for that sole purpose. Wspecially when the reporter himself was kroke, and gazed fondly at an electric sign, “Eat” across the street while he paid the last of his ry to the doctor. If you belleve or do not helleve that a newspaper can make or break a man, see “A Man Must Live.” “Revelation” Tomorrow at Rialto A story that has not only enter- tainment in comedy and dramatic action but that also px seen spirit of “Revelation,” a Metro re- lease which opens tomorrow at the Rlalto with the following cast: Viola Dana, Lew Cody, Monte Blue, Mar- jorie Daw, George Seigmann, Ethel Wales and others, “Revelation,” will be shown Thursday and Friday. peas suds MAS. TJ INCH LAUDS CAOPER MUSICIANS IN FORUM TALK TUESDAY Mrs. T. J. Riach of the Casper Music Club {n a talk before the Chamber of Commerce at the Forum luncheon at the Henning Hote! yes- terday noon, praised the progres: made by music lovers {n casper a declared that Wyoming need not take a back seat for any state, in the number and versatility of our music artists, Mrs. Riach quoted from the {mmor- tal Beethoven as follows, “The Bar- riers are not erected that can to aspiring talent and ‘This far and no farthe: A resume of Wyoming's progress {n muste {n public schools, in com: munity chorus work in musical pro- Srams at luncheon clubs, and in or- chestras, social and Industrial, was given by Mrs. Riach who advocated that the Chamber of Commerce send a representative to the convention of the National Federation of Music Clubs to be held at Portland, Ore- gon. The purpose of the convention Is to foster “appreciation for good music and for the classical master- pieces of the Old Masters, and to encourage young music artista with talent to obtain the full benefit of @ musical education, Mrs. Riach ex- plained. Mrs, Riach declared that the pres- ence at the convention of a Casper man who {s a “good talker,” would Serve a double purpose and tend to interest people in coming to Casper to view the scenic beauty spots in as clockwork, each day some wa enjoy ROMA Cast Including Monte Blue Marjorie Daw Lew Cody Edward Connelly Frank Currier From Mabel Wagnalls's Book “THE ROSEBUSH OF A THOUSAN! YEARS” Tomorrow and Friday RIALTO and about the city. cal men suggested by Mrs. Riach as @ Buitable delegate are L. A. Reed, A C. Riker, Cook, Ed Flynn, Ed Donahoe, EH. E. Fisher and Jack Leary. “HEADIN THROUGH” Iris today and tomorrow in his new feature picture, ‘‘Headin’ Through,” a thrilling story of the ranch. two-part comedy, “Pig Skin,” {s also showing. two-day run at the Iris theater yes- company, which finished a two.day engagement at the Iris yesterd: he Casper Daily Critune Among the lo- lights above A. V. Ritchie, Ray tinues the clever character Law." AT THE IRIS TODAY Leo Maloney will de sen at the Tee, A “It Ia The Law,” which closed a| Use of his head as a tee terday, is one of the best pictures} caddy at the Pensacola Country this writer has seen in a long time.| club, to a hospital with a fracture Many people have the idea that Wil-| §kull. Mam Fox produces only “blood and Play was dull on the course, thunder" westerners while as a mat-} Johnnie was taking a nap. A tér of fact Fox has offered the pub-} low caddy placed a ball on his No several masterpieces during the} head and after taking a couple of last year. healthy swings, drove, “Dante’s Inferno” is the first of pictures which rank produced by any film “It Is The Law,” issed the ball. ing Johnnie's life. ————.___ Still open all night. is the second. | Filling Station. and Pat Arthur Hohl, former stage star, will soon see his name flash in electric the moving picture palaces of the country tf he con- work which ho displayed tn “It Is The Head Used For Caddie is Near Death PENSACOLA, Fla., March 11.— sent Johnnie Gates, 15-year old negro ors today despaired of say Royce Indians Put CLEVELAND, Cleveland Indians March went the season ing camp yesterday Speaker had the squad against Jog Shaute, Sherry Buckeye for two hours. Pirates Again PITTSBURGH, Pa. March ornia. | | | | ‘show up well at bat. atented Vacuum - cess does this It makes your coffee taste better because it’s always flavor- fresh And it makes Poses aet longer ecause every bit of M-:J-B’s extra- 6trength is there Nothing is lost— trom coffee roaster to coffee cup, ROMANCE—ADVENTURE The cattle kings! Sit by their camp fires when the lights are twinkling across the silent prairies. Listen to their roaring songs of love and work and fight. Hear their tales of daring deeds and loving hearte—men untamed, unconquered in adversity, strong men and lusty, men who risked all on the throw of a die and met life or death with a smile. TR A Bishop-Cass Theater Big with the throbbing life of the sturdy pio- neers—big with the fire that pulses through our own veins—big with the Stirring events that con- quered a continent and cemented a race, SLE pg ae IN FRIDAY Through Stiff Bat Practice 11.—The through thelr fost strenuous batting drill of at the Lakeland train-} Manager Tris batting Smith. Ben Karr, Jim Edwards and “Gob” In Tie Game The two Pirate squads yesterday du- Plicated thelr Sunday by staging another 88 game t ing camp at Paso Robles, Mike Martineck, the Buffalo can didate for first base, continued | | | | performance | PAGE FIVE KIDDIES’ MORNING SHOW SAT. 10:30 2ND EPISODE OF Kalsom | or Wall Paper Pound for pound Alabastine covers more wall surface than any substitute, So easy toapply youcandoa satisfactory job yourself. Ask your dealer for coloreard or | write Miss Ruby Brandon, the Alabastine Company, Grand Rapids, Michigan. Alabastine—a powder inwhiteand tints, Packed in 5-pound packages, ready for use by mixing with cold or warm water. Full directions on every package. Apply with an or- dinary wall brush, Suitable for all interior surfaces—plaster, wall board, brick,cement,orcanvas. Will not rub off when properly applicd. ali eolors for all roams ROE EE EB = ARROW'S GREAT HIS'EPISODE CHAPTER PLAY Also FEATURE PICTURE “THE RAPIDS” j| Children 10c, Adults 40c RIALTO Last Times RICHARD DIX —IN— “A WAN MUST LIVE” and prominent cast. Also Mack Sennett comedy ‘LIZZIES OF THE FIELD’ FELIX CAT CARTOON THE NETTO LADIES ORCHESTRA Shows at 1—3—5—7—9 o'clock CHRISTINE |, 10. OF THE HUNGRY HEART | _ In His New er | Western Feature KATHLEEN NORRIS | RA DEN: —AND— - so Comedy— CLIVE BROOK | “PIG SKIN CAST INCLUDES | —with— WARNER BAXTER, IAN KEITH! LIGE CONLEY and WALTER HIERS baa —ALSO COMEDY— “PUBLICITY PAYS” NEWS SHOWS AT 1—3 | | ORCHESTRA | EVERY EVENING TOPICS| Afternoon 10c and 20¢ 56—7 AND 9 j Evenings 10c and 26¢ AT THE SHOW TONIGHT We will display Packard Straight Eight Sport Touring “The car that has amazed a nation” AND Packard Single Six Touring Other models of PACKARD and HUPMOBILE at our showrooms JOE E. MANSFIELD, Inc. 328 S. David St. Phone 346 The sensational new star in the fighting role he was made for. With Jacqueline Logan ‘| in ci er es 4d ce n as ° or th or nt er ° re ak tis tir gu th ff la ic in je © on qc tie in pe th

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