Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 30, 1925, Page 4

PAGE FOUR | Che Caan Dally @isune, “ FHORSDAY, JULY 30, 19) - is Gah Ratiroads were notified that eo ~ {nia in 1850. It Spans im the old gold | cess. The producer had one of the| cert stage end latterly joined a a student at Yale's schoo! of fine UNION DEPOT ae me Bet poi ae iter : | town of § st stories in the world to begin | dance extravaganza in vaudeville. | arts. 4 e aw director “the tracks. necessary, to the ‘¢nterprjSp Victor ~ a story that is crammed with} Norma Shearer was a society girl] Before embarking on a career, # made “Code of the Sea,” “Empty | dr t By ROSCOE CONKLING FITCH aing, . 3 ‘ T were reasonable, but the commissfoh Eh tak c Beas” tp y | dramatic power and action. He had,| of Montreal and won all the beauty | Robert Z. Leonard was property PL A N NED y held that orders in the matter shor! Hands,” and others), took his cast | {in addition to this, the greatest of | prizes in that Canadian cl manager, comedian and stage man- be issued by the California Rafird and crew of more than two hundred | character actors, Lon meray 5 ee Eleanor Boardman ran away from | @ser for the California Opera com- Ss oorarninaion; en and women down. to the Sacra-|had a capable director in Wallace |1.°- home in Philadelphia to go on | Pany. LOS AN LE 2 mento river for a mnth’s stay. Here | Worsley, and unlimited funds and the stage and served an apprentice- Fred Niblo was a soldier of for- Pi. BR PD they bullt a replica of the old pioneer studio facilities that vere Unexecelled | suip posing for celebrated artists. tune in India, China, Siberia, Spain, ATARRH pore, | Te fs claimed that the production gi Aleta Erinsley ran Hee nasa cre ag elytra : SASHINGTON, July. 30 ee of head or thréat is usually Ld = ENDS TONIGHT: | ATTRACTIONS TONIGHT. “The Devil's Cargo,” ts an accu- | 1°" ie Duinatay co Mutoe Rete wealthy privy consul of Jamaica. _Vietor Seastrom was « legitimate rege pea ing union | ———— Mo., schoolgirl who went to Call- laza area of that city was | AMERICA—"Chickle,” with | | Past—of the days of the great open ‘ © Finland. DI fornia about the time that D. W. by the Interstate Commerce com ‘ ’ ‘ . Sternber labora- Dorothy Mackaill. Harold Loring | | *Paces where men were mean. And Griffith made “The Klansman.” doget wan mterohew.wess labore Te there's one particularly hateful char- tory assistant. he America organ, Renee Adoree was a dancer on “SIREN? FILM, BEAT EARL lis E: Pauline Starke. : | ster j 4 ery | f these have IRIS—"The Hunchback of fete lies aifdote oe ade sean | the New York stages. ie siucasie ot nee oan ipogiire RAND FRINAY AT AMERICA| Notre Dame,’) with Lon Chaney.) |v vin” Be it is claimed, has | Mae Busch studied for the operatic |tion picture world being starred by earl ARKEON—Bargain Dance. || ie rinest role of his career ae ithe stage after graduating from St.|Métro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Universal, iz Ted Rose merece eae Kia’ | | big brute stokes of the river boat, | os Elizabeth's convent in Madison,| Paramount, First National, Cosmo- : ~ hipaa Ai lair: on which the vigilantes, a band of pa Ei N. J. Her father was conductor of | politan, United Studios, and other Costume Dance, Bohn'sorchestra. | | iawabtding citisins of Sacrammento,| A, jargain Danseila the ssueanial the «Bymphony.sorcbastra swe cals [donde ain comporatlone un’ senteive the depe >wn's undesirables. for the Arkeon dancing academy] bourne, Australia, Miss Busch’s | photoplays. x - ce — In the picture you see one of the night, These dances ‘which have | birthplace. ee se rr and Conway Tea greatest free-for-alls of your life be own so popular with the dancers Lew Cody was an undergraduate ees wer First Nationa 1 [tween Beery and William Collier, Jr.| of Casper are staged twice a week |of the Medical College of McGill A at .# sie ; e picture at the America| Both are featured in the production | at this famous academy. This gives | University in Montreal, rg saa 5 r ec ath eeeek Seraw {with Pauline Starke and Claire! everybody a chance to enjoy a good athleen . Key: was ‘well on her 1h to his entry into motion . ner A + | Maht of tanding orgie nominal sum. way to commercial artistry when for many ye ; ¥ the | tures, Webb appeared in support of Bonanza” saloon and gamb-| The admission*for the dance tonight | ti movies wooed and won ner ao ; 5 i He| tna Claire in “Polly With = aPst,” 1 is another big scene. Ev-| is 75 cents and the dancing is free. vg may ya Daal e Bi t c arrimore in “Parasites” ing is faithfully reproduced, the tthe cooler weather has hie ee Np Rabies tag oP 8 abe hy tai fot bot and card tables over | n a regular meeting place for | of a rabb! who supplied D. Arif. : = ie T efore be enjoyed ag it is at present, |in “Intolerance.” | Hair? of « Sire Friday ep PE i “New ed f 1 Rose and his band ary again Malcolm’ McGregor ree the inter WITH A ve one good | at work the day figuring out ciate swimming championship a 5 Ane : girl adrift on 1 means of presenting | for Yale several years ago. LON CHANEY. bs ta ‘ one nid hulk of a craft | dar so that they will be} Armed with a degree of Bachelor . ’ ; ; thieves of| more eni y their followers and|of Oratory, Conrad Nagel was a PATSY RUTH MILLER v . Se eran cane wick untenneniid tes—and n|also to keep up their reputation of | reader the Red Path Lyceum NORMAN KERRY : tone fer direction of | half-crazed stoker, a mour of albeing able to music that is | Bureau, r ' man, playing the role of eaptair y different. Sally O'Neil was a dancer at the EARNEST TORRENCE ping situation and one has danced to Ted Rose} Cocoanut Grove of the Ambassador Here's a real gr RAYMOND HATTON TE California Girle Orchestra Opens | advance reports have'it that’ Fle his. band, they wil notice that | hotel in Hollywood. Her father was WAS NOT FIT vo lgay neve bacon Jing has han in a ere is something in this band|Judge Thomas F. Noonan of the TULLY MARSHALL (i8eeU tae rt Ear is California girls | manner. which is seldom found in others, A] supreme court of New Jersey. ke i Feet aT tans mrchentre He cniaa| <theieisetin gt af Thanet eumeteal | coolete cha tnat ean ATE RERaa Se: clone drove Claire Windsor GLADYS BROCK WELL Bert Earl, hime comedy street sce night shots, | is ys found in Mr. Rose's music |and her family from Cawker City, 0 D FR WORK eae t will etc,, are but a few of the other high-| and it is the most essential thing in | Kans., to California, where she be- America T on tomor lights in the picture. making people enjoy dancing. came a movie extr: ONE OF THE GREATEST ee aber: 5 30 and 9:30 each] Raymond Hatton, Dale Fuller,| Tonight this band will have sev-| Conway Tearle was an amateur FILMS OF ALL TIMES Bert Earl's organization is|George Cooper and Emmett King| eral new and novel numbers ready | boxer in London-and later followed Dreadful Condition of Mrs. | eve’ wal cerketive foie: nite, eicia jail | adbeas. dn Geba annus ne veaat present to the Arkeon patrons and|the footsteps of his father, a noted Fullerton’s Health Reme- Soubleioa ‘bank ‘a brass instru SaEEEEEEaaEEEiel © who take advantage of the| Shakespearean actor. First Time at These Pri died by Lydia E. Pinkham’s | me: wit vO tolst [x air nee-tonight will have a] And now for the directors: . ited “J : os thle prise awatfing them in dance] Monta Bell was a crackerjack Vegetable Compound *'t ttrac “HUNCHBAGK (if NOTRE! r newspaper man in Washington. \— 10¢*™° AND 20e 3 R | aero Frank Borzage played in stock ot beg ‘ , , ‘ ’ companies'at the age of 14, Pinkham’s | si AME WITH ON CHANEY KIN COSTUME DANCE Rupert Hughes ‘was a. famous TODAY—FRIDAY a aint Renae table Com-| suet oor i novelist, newspaper reporter, dra- Garam nd has hely | | matic crt Me : nee SATURDAY. magazine writer, play- fae ite te enough to hear them midshipman at the VU. 8, naval feet without The most celebrated of all French plays is now the greatest of all Swanson triumphs. haying con IRIS ed for rance at their : f crim | _yA!! ahora the good time spetiat. |, Hobart paenay Seeeatiee. eee Filmed in Paris and the beauty spots, m5 > “ < e when sec show! the m | my nck ig the glassy mmooth fléor 6 niversity o incinnatt an € ectacular t Wi arose raat | f fr Denver engage: | cla Hunch of the Washin the motive | Went on the speaking stage. SE See age ee os A Bishop-Cass Theatre SER Fs Dame,” will take 1 power, Bohn’s 1 the destina- |, Rex Ingram was a night worker * pce BLE Cane with ‘Gon, | Sieseeraneatta eae & tion, Fun; and the costume, a kid's. |!2 yard at Belle Deeks | Sm MINIMA NIIINII led enr r tonight the Washington hall rt LaM Universal super-pic established ny Pa gi — ee mother Pant me ara 4 has scheduled their Kid Dance, with T; to try the Vegetable Compound and the picturization of the Victor H 18° | three prizes offered for those appear. STARTING I have found great benefit, and I not Swag eae as one of the few rea ing in the best kid's costume. First SATURDAY only recommend it for such troubles, great pictures ever produc prize, 35 will go to the couple who, : s but to build up the whole system, L The lavish promises made in ad-| together have the bert and cutest PECIAL FEATURE TONIGHT have used it for most everything that vance notes at the time were more $3, to the gets wrong w nitude of girl’s cos ith me. When I begin ‘ ’ 9] than requitted by the s and irritable I don’t | duction, for wh peperam he Seay hee | at pr, c--Bargain Dance---7 5¢ Vegetable Cc apound if I haven’t got blocks of Paris streets of the period | "Have torent the tiie oa the place Cse= tite and makes anew woman of Te Lon Chaney, who stars in the char- ther, Don't miss the good time ee. You may use this testimonial in m; acter of ‘Quasinm the bell ring-| cial, headed for that great place e own town or anywhere else, and I | - er of Notre Dame, and the cast of 67 | Catia Pur DAN ’ will answer any letters [ receive You wouldn't believe tt possible to| principals, headed by Ernest ‘I eS SES ee Mrs, Rus FULLERTON, 625 S. 2nd | pile so many pu nes into @lrence, a Patsy Ruth Miller, Norman | Street, Clearfield, Pa. picture as are found in Paramount's | Ker. Nigel de Bruller, Tully Mar- If you are suffering from nervous |The Devil's Cargo,” which {s the| shall, Brandon Hurst and Gladys One admission at the door and you dance tonighi TONIGHT troubles, irritability, give the Vege- | feature at the Rialto theatre today | Brockwell, as well as the great mob EVOLUTION till your feet get tired. table Compound a fair t and tomorrow scenes {n which it fs said 3.500 extras | $79 in Cask Prizes to the Best Kid Make " The story, an aaptation of pee were used, will be long remembeted |.! 5.400 he Stars Oame From The weather is ideal for dancing and the hall i: + . aps River " by Charles Whitaker, y as ochal one in the ee . ® 4 sa fine love melodrama of Califor- hanounetne el ron cooler inside than outside. Be with us tonight. First’ orize—$5 for the couple with the best kid | George Stewart, manager of the | YOU OWE YOURSELF A CHILD IN PAIN |x been secured for reshowing in| | Br Roscor Coxxuixo Brrcn Bs Soto tan lies, | emPonse to the persistent demand of ? runs other for relie > ve! le to see it patrons who were unable to MONEY So do the grown-ups, costume. Second prize— costume. Third prize—$2 for the man with the best kid= $3 for the woman with the best kid 75c efo! d by many who are destr. ° - Mothers, just afew dropsot pee ie dove ee ie : TANS REDAY iuaed sto | be aa) oa DANCE SHALES 5 Mf you don’t look at the f/ CHAMBERLAIN’S| "vou can count on your tingers” | {ameportatlan an er : FUN FOR ALL—DON’T MISS. THIS DANCE COLIC and DIARRHOEA |" dec the ‘plotures ever | Otion picture start as a slaps DANCING DSON AND ESSEX produced an be st combaian iniae DANCING : d'y in a little areata instantly | ond ax Is NO wor eeerioh Davieavwad: in! ois Zieg- FREE FREE A N ON HALL Beticaweutars relieves pain in the stomach and | Hunchback’ one ok ek ide U8 | teld’s Follies and in musical { | | bowe cramp, colic, weakening | ‘few, for it is my opinion tha © | comedies. She is the dau of a diarrhoea and those stomach aches| zenith of picture product was | judg wi Randolph Hearst and pains so inseparable from the| reached in this film took her under his wing and m no production was ever years of childhoo “Certainly ar home. made w her the leading star for Co politar John Gilbert was a-cadet at the Hitchcock Military academy at San g ter-he was with | She made her screen debut at the jlograph Studio wh end, Ma visiting y Pickford, who in: . W. Griftit danced a did VICTOR FLEMING PRODUCTION — with — PAULINE STARKE WALLACE BEERY WILLIAM © COLLIER A: © CLAIRE ADAMS MONDAY NIGHT, AUGUST 3 $100.00 WORTH OF MERCHANDISE FREE AMERICA THEATER BERT EARL >) HI CALIFORNIA CIRLS tra of Nine Girls, with Bert Earl, Himself, America’s Fore a versatile Musical Organization—all the Girls Double on Banje Instruments—Featuring Jazz and Southern Melodies ASSISTED BY VOCAL SOLOIST THE MOST UNIQUE STAGE ATTRACTION EVER IN CASPER Also CONWAY TEARLE and BARBARA LA MARR -IN— “THE HEART OF A SIREN” | TOMORROW, SATURDAY and SUNDAY A rousing romance-thriller of California in the gold rush days of ’49. Produced by the man who made “Call of the Canyon,” ALSO HAU TROACIS TODAY and TOMORROW. 2 5, 7 and 9 o’Clock é 9) With DOROTHY MACKAILL and JOHN BOWERS ENDS TODAY