Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 21, 1925, Page 4

Fe Che Casper Daily Cribune FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 1925 ional boatd of censorship. The film Oscar Wilde's play, which Wa: MARION DAVIES SETS | NEW FILM STANDARD &ININICE MEREDITH’) AT RIALTO THEATER y ture, “The Alr| @ siding. While the train is waiting|had evidently turned. See ie Hae an ER diana ek th nt erday at t there the crew finds a corpulent tramp) The Limited was close now and | rock to see the Walrus, Mad Hat- picture ; if Upto! siding the bumpers and has difficulty|the woman, being on the tracksisde, | ter, Chesire Cat, and all the rest of thes r Das RAPID-FIRE ACTION 15 FOUND IN “AIR MAIL? 1 on the JELMERE Novel by William Basil Courtney Copyright, SYNOPSIS Bob Wilson, engineer of the freight, as gained the consent of Caroline Oale, waitress in the station lunch room to go picknicking with him the next day, so he has been eager and happy during this day's run. At night he receives orders to halt the train on in dragging him out. Bob is delighted to find it is “Professor” Potts, with whom he used to be a fellow-waga- bond. CHAPTER VI—Continued .VANCE » Warner Bros. “THE LIMITED MAIL” with Monte Blue, is a picturization of this story oy Warver Bros. Pictures, Inc. i [ed to snap some tense thing inside Bob. He looked whence it had come, and observed a woman, whose back was turned, steadying herself by holding to the side of the obser- vation car with one hand, while with her other hand she was holding up and rubbing one ankle, which she was in a precarious position. raced to her aid. “Let me. help you down to the rear of the car here, Madam—you'd get sucked under the Limited if you remained here—hurry! Bob a to talk of many things, Of songs and ships and sealing wax, and cabbages and kings; Why the sea is boiling hot whether pigs have wings.” and Perhaps while Mildred Davis Lioyd was reciting these delightful nonsensical lines to baby Mildred Gloria Lloyd she decided that “Alico in Wonderland” would make a great film, When Mildred Gloria is old enough to understand these lines she'll be able to see the walrus in action on the screen since, I am told, her actress mother is preparing to return to the screen as “‘Allce.” the queer creatures in the story. And there are a good many grownups who aren't too old to still retain an interest in the whimsical “Alice.” Can you imagine anything more perfect than Chester Conklin as the Roland Colman fs going to “do” “The Garden of Allah.” Ernest Lubitsch has chosen the leads for Lady Windemere’s Fan” ~ a “Robin Hood” has been banned be-|are going to film. May Me. 5 , cause it encouraged and glorified} Irene Rich, and Clive Brook are tha j banditry and “might be dangerous | trio. os to the public mind.” comeback picture will be marked by pomp and splendor. Joseph Schenk is sinking half a million dollars into it. It’s a tale of the c the Russian novelist, Pus SAY “BAYER ASPIRIN” and INSIST! | The tramp paused in the very act| He picked her up and bore her | Waist’ We also suggest Tas Proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians fo? s of a frantic scramble for freedom| swiftly to the safety of the space ave A 3 Jise bo ce from the clutching hands of thel|between the nose of the Limited darned Goldwyn air sinking waist Headache Neuralgia Colds i Lumbago on Bovernment| hilarious brakemen. He turned,}and the tail of the special. Here, | of money in his latest production, ; sis = ‘ eee een Nar] stared—and then the pained ro-las he set her down, they looked | “Stella Dallas,” now almost ready Pain Toothache Neuritis Rheumatisn s Kane, exhibit-| tundity of his face melted intolinto each other’s face for the first | for the screens. By the way, in refer- Mildred Davis Lloyd, awarded for hero's| proud and placid recognition of a|time. ¢ ring to this picture @ few weeks ago, be : increased by the protection of tragedy of a buried and unlovely BY BUCK JONES IN Sansa His take cate Poke oe || LWoAGRUNGEGR - pepe hen fot ‘or | &xP . He is glad that Russ is to} ly to be had in your position o 1 past projected with demonical irony as a sequel to “The Covered BAXTER ‘ : ini theaahipp «, | be the man to carry the mail on and] thority, into the happier warp of a living Wagon.” Tod keep peace Universal i; SiSiitndHte Matbivelt cto consciousness as} Unashamed, Bob threw hi |present; on this day of all days tS ’ changed its title to “On the Fron-}| B I L LY E e k Blinn, who portrays th Bei! ‘ ; around Potts in a r when he had known. the lovely ta tier” Just when they thought the dif. D Oo Vv E < ae ViltkinG ts SSeEh Uhtiee ugh with the mail but] stration of affection promise of Caroline's friendship. A aA 5 ficulty settled, up popped Hunt ¢ owes. Harrison Ford who 1 herd eda abi ioel PLT eat taste of bitter ashes dried his tongue ™ wed sll ds Stromberg with Thomas Ince’s un:|| M A R ¥ g te Mise Davies in’ “Lite ! news Of @! trance of Bob's pt in his mouth. : “Ride ‘om. cowboy, the punchers | Quirmg vrint’ right tothe et BRIAN w Ye as the the } withdrew in def to his signal! “Bob!” the woman” was saying,’ | yelled. “Let ‘er buck,” retorted Buck Thalliin: SE usr ten SABRUSRES IES oat DOUGLAS : that he wanted Potts 1 the| “I've hunted for you five long years. | Jones, William Fox star, as the at-|{he uml teresa’ € Set-[] 2 Oe e i gives a t ignominy and cruel ent of|T love you more than ever—and now. tendants lifted the blind from the nei et : r. f erformance ci the dreaded “brakem gauntlet.” |T've found youl". ~ horse's head. Buck started wildly off, y ny hid Aeacin “Arbutk ; FA act lth Potts “ob |e ake coe - +. | astride a pitching, plunging bronco.| A! motion pictures shown in Ja- In 1 Arm in arm with ts B She flung her arms around his pan are now passed on by a nat ° ee of Squire ik he is quit. d back =f b. Th $ eh tei For one whole day the star energeti- i y at. 99 a strolled back toward’ his cab n€| neck and showered him with kisses esata Wee Fe, Ds : $€8 | cally rode bucking horses in scenes {4 oO tter his scalp, | Whistle of Limited coming|that he was too stupefied to resist. | of the “Trail Rider,” which is ss e battie—no! That's] GOwN the night breeze carried to) Was that screeching in his ears the playing at the Iris theate tou wate Go and see the pleture uaa both memories of old days togeth-| Old Witch laughing at him?—no, it ————____ I a . ‘or yourself how Kane fights his was the Limited, thundering by on \ ¥ . George Siegmann way through. the main track. 9 ‘ RIVERVIEW PARK GUTS é} Howland as Philemon Young Fairbanks, by the way, fur- Bob, dully looking up at the Lim- et eh Vokes a nishes a real thrill in the picture ited over the head of the woman, ; Here’s the biggest and j as Stevenson 1en he leaps from Baxter's plane. which was drooped upon his breast rift hrill ietu y . ietsth Dibaba tab iitie Risitorta: pens swiftest thrill-picture ever r rote * . he Ht through her encircling arms, had a made! A smashi s bbe 2-2 i, fleeting picture of an open mail car, : 4 ] iy ay ng aos cle Lee “Higeln: door and Jim standing there look- mance-melodrama of the a] faded. dance musician oan be hoard-in the TODAY | ‘01 A curt summons from the obser- vee ARES has . 4 1, 2:40, 4:20, i No admission pe charged at rae apes CE dt) be Pent actantly that wes cothing | the door. ‘The low price of tive cents 6, 7:40, 9:20. == ) Abgebty a dance {s certain to draw big t ith else for her to do, since Bob had |*., ai ae ea mounted and disappeared into his gba ee ice during the BOSTON.—E s c punders of the bank- He was $4 y was director of numerous including the Calumet company. word received here. LICE OFFICER Another Popular Denver Man Gets Such Remark- BECK what I did force down wouldn't di gest. My stomach just didn’t seem ng toward Bob and ving brakesticks, the gauntlet instruments of torture —"that my great personal joy at en- countering so boon a friend again is Recognition was mutual, instam- tan and devastating. a “Bo Ad “My God—Jane!” So this was the moment that all the uneasy promonitions of the night had been whispering of to m. He reeled under the stark The fleeting picture of Jim look- ing down at him for a fraction of senses. Had Jim seen? Bob pushed Jane from him in dis- taste and anger, and, turning, strod¢ toward his cab. The slight pain of her twisted ankle forgotten, she fol- lowed, insistent; plying him with questions that he ignored; with pro- testations of love at which he * cab and it was hardly possible for, The conductor of we stated that the story had been done before by Mary Pickford. We were mixed. It was “Stella Maris” | I that Mary produced. ¥ FIVE GENTS AS BARGAIN handle a monster crowd tomorrow and Sunday nights when a new or- chestra appears at Riverview park, | Mills, and the pricé of dancing goes down to five cents, The Entertaining Serenaders vill supply the music for the fun and they will come here with fine’rep- utations for putting forth as fine Three producers are in a contro- versy over western pictures. It hap- pened this way. Almost simultan- Paramount and ate Thomas H. Ince decided to ke a pretentious picture of the ‘old west.” Universal chose to film Safe— Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoacet Accept’ only “Bayer” package which contains proven directions. Handy “Bayer” boxes of 12 tablets Also bottles of 24 and 100—Drug ¢ Sa! ward Sedgwick, “The Pony Express’ son, one of the n ing firm of Lee, Higginson and com. time, scant but all too revealing In one minute—just that quick—the pre! planes. p 4 gone. Dr. Scholl's Zino-pad Is the safe, sure, ( pany, is dead at his summer home in that pale flood of moonlight. | healing method to relieve painful corns.Pre- ; in Pride's Crossing, according to The picture brought Bob to his | Arrangements are being made to| vents the pressure and rubbing of tight shoes —the cau: its action. The r but a trifle, Atall drug and shoe stores. Dr Scholls Zino-pads Put one on—the pain is gone daring pilots of the mail Also H. C. Witwers “CLASSICS IN SLANG” S. _ NEWS i i her to follow. a able Benefits from Sensa- e ae aa de taba pera, adeno 43 es the special was calling to her:” * ; De al Medicine, He’s Ad-|* +? haa malaatabla peind marean ahs | “OO and to Potts reflections it add- “All aboard, Madam!” ¢ ; . A Bishop-Cass Theater : g Everybody to Take| small of my back and around my | °4,4 tinge of regret, for he said: He and one of the men from Serene eee 4 col se ence ud, croton a7 | S-An Soy tue, the end aul Teawatona eae semis ea anee TODAY | E See the time and I never could sleep pate See come. p The as her up to the observation platform. “ , to do me any good. My liver was so| fessors patted his paunch wistfully! “Conductor,” she breathed hard FS Last Ti JUST SEND ’EM TO sluggish that I felt dull and tired-| for a moment before continuing; | but low, “do you know the engineer KT ARKEON ACADEMY a t Times Today ME,” HE DECLARES | out ai! the time. Why, I simply had] then, “You remember Spike's pre-|of that freight train?” A Buck Jo a — to forc Me mate keep gine bet diction that one day the increasing] “Yes sma’am, that's Bob Wilson. nes “ , A my head would get to aching for] re sata Gatert ‘ Prien ba j a There s No Use Talking, | oo\. at a time and nothir 5 would ah ad ete wonte at re| Do you know him?” curiously. Any/ | ‘ronight the Arkeon Dancing Acad- —IN— i oat It’s a World Beater—} sop with my riding at time has) thing relating to the mystery behind) | emy is offering to its patrons a nov “THE | Why, I Was All Out of} ‘This Karnak just seemed to be Bon bae oP 1 nger oe : suce poh we enough to revive and pique /elty in the line- of entertainment. 1 w sweeping over Denver like a fire.| Sesstully ride eloved rods the jatent interest of all Crater City- | Besides the usual Friday night dance om e iN om Wbaes ne hal T Am body was taking itand talking | Potts’ actions and lugubrious| ites ; | | which is always a good night at the | rail Rid 9 ee we and | oP 88 A! anout it no I got some, too, Well sir,| words tickled Bob's risibilities, yet] “Wilson, eh?” Well—what you |Arkeon, Professor Martin Buster, er ol Big League Star. after I had taken the first bottle] there was so much genuine pathos] don't know won't hurt you, conducs| | the new instructor in dancing will —Also Comedy— oe of this medicine. I straightened up| in Potts’ manner that he refrained] tor.” give an exhibition of fancy ballroom 1 Of gee te AAD & and began rarr ri scien! from laughter and preserved a sy: In a huff the man withdrew into Lee assisted by Miss Aurdey JOE ROCK 1 nother 1s now bein de all over never heard of a ike silence soith’ va 0 { v s) f Denver about this new senattional | it rathed a wean from hie. ene, ang] the now moving car. Jane was pres |’ ‘Tea Rose and his band will-tur —IN— You'll laugh, you'll weep, you'll shout, you'll cheer! It sends medicine, Karnak. In every neighbor-| “I was telling the boys the other i ee 4 hon niotetinta wat any, left eee: a ane pins teeny nish the musle for this special occa Fahne 2 continuous tingle through your veins — hood men and women are praising| day; Karnak beats anything L ever da hi F ' th a | with a single girl frien s ie rest | sion tonight and for the dancing. ” toh lesket bamlthteiaae as no orhas Weard Ge ta’ kha weawube a mnediane: Rig eee before concluding nel their party had gone in to con- |Special numbers will be presented, IT’S A BEAR THE REAL ERICA PICTURE medicine has ever been praised be-| Why, I feel just as full of energy as shallsretire now, to live in the} tinue the merry-making. which will make it a big night for soee —Also News— fore a big league baseball star, I want to| solace of Na s splendour here in} “Yes—do you know him?” took sueryone who enjoys a good time Admission 10c and 20c SHOWS 1—3—5—7—9 10¢ AND 40c It's al what they | be on the go all the time. And eat—| the moun beside the tracks I} up the girl, while Jane's eyes, glinty. |@@ncins under the most pleasant 4 are sayin And it the | say, I ent enough fe three x ‘| love so well. I shall watch at the|and cold, remained glued to the face ponent TOMORROW AND SUNDAY { reports didn't c © we : 7 meut ful water tank ding you,|that leaned out of the cab window " oa known and 8 se : ar day by d as will be glad|of the big, slower moving freight ton where e statement e ong ; + Ashes Seah a \eateanfiad ‘wtovs ot Fp aea ad a tew| foran< to exchange with n which they were fast pulling F stance, Cha ‘ 4 | Bentleme 1 schola Ov y I do!” said Jane, her brit- % i " c 1s I it h matching the tane of the’ . % Jon ¢ even pe Is on|rails below. “How I've waited for ADDED ATTRACTION I os ared emphati-| ple ca there a a} r to reach t spot Ilthis hour! And I’m going to see ca b 3 er day that Karnak had] ¢ Me; c > “2 et ir nd, Tl fore, a ! him again, you can bet—for that so built htr no Is as | medict aw 1 beater tts was gone now, into the] Bob is my Bob— " full of life and ‘pep’ as a champion| “My wife's a big booster for Kar-] trackside underbrush with the pre- ip eons tae fighter just finishing training for a| nak, too, and we tell everybody that tet not the spect jackrab- vig fleht Karnak rid mo of all my troubles in| f° ‘ erage dh i. cif sei ae The CRS PT aR Mee ee “It's a fact,” declared Officer Beck.|a jiffy and put me in the pink of e HOWINg " aly ings he morning of the following day, ” ‘ing s , rigina stena < a eben haar pean teal Latina Fate condition. Send ‘em to me and rii| from the encounter, Boh sauntered|dawned pearlly clear; honeysucklel Introducing some new and original steps in ballroom —IN— ergy than I do now. But I wan t for hours about this mediet to his cab and paused at the step to]and woodbine peid first tribute to, dancing tell you, that before T took this There's only one medicine now.| watch the high jinks of the milling,| the piratical breeze, while flowering. BY “HEARTS nak, I was all out of whack f ries s Karnak : roi & party on the observation] plants both tall and small quivered head to for xarnak old in Casper exclusive. | platform of the passenger special.|as the pickpocket touch of its fin- i J J : “Yen sir, for the past year or s0|13 by the | setenball Dee stores, Inc.,] Bob's fireman had remained behind| gers stole the dewy fragrance from MR. MARTIN BUSTER xy” AND have been # ing 1 om | a3 » Mlawes' arn to gossip with the brakemen, so Bob/ their bepetalled altar pods—the be- i y stomach troubles and inc T| the ng druggist in ' ' Assisted by tates tench enething at Nav, was alone at the head of the freight.} ginning of a perfect lover's holiday. ‘ | rae be ay The Regular oY &@ 2, 5 “That Popular Place” With Striking Picturized Lyrics ISIC B I NLIGHT ENTERTAINING SERENADERS : AS SATURDAY, NIGHT 5e—DANCING— DANCE THOWASEIG et SS THOMASVAEIGHAN i Teh 7 AT Ole, Home eae is the gave type of wholesome Ameri- | com tatters apsare mLINS STAGE || WASHINGTON HALL Amerie’ Yeading humorist George Ader" 0" SY By 5c--DANCING-—-5c SATURDAY AND SUNDAY AT RIVERVIEW PARK Saves you approximately 12 YNEEND HOTEL hours travel between Casper | and Rawlins WYOMING MOTORWAY Salt Creek Transportation Company's Office PHON®W 144 A qq nervous little scream split the calm night air—and seem- aimee 2 (To be continued) MORE POPULAR THAN EVER 99c---Admission--99c BOHN'S ORCHESTRA WILL PLAY Also Comedy and News MISS AUDREY BELKY ARKEON - SPURS” SPECIAL—SUNDAY EVENING BERTA SMITH —SINGING— “OH HOW I MISS YOU TONIGHT” RIALTO THREE DAYS STARTING TOMORROW