Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 13, 1925, Page 20

» heey eo eae Biba eis Casper Sunvay Cribune : SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1825 > | -ABROSSING DRAMA ENACTEDIN. sean oia ae Elizabeth Baker Seen 23238 ~ FILMING ‘TEN COMMANDMENTS On Sereen in Casper ce ‘| z | 1 a hl. >. ait nee unde A naie ee rf asper Not Disappointed in First Showing of| oe “Hollywood, ere tected bre | utes re = Pee a -' Spectacular Picture to Packed House ioe it ct anges pute * hoot | ano ot the Opera.” ountries. d Saturday Afternoon at the Rialto. anil were thrown on” the screen at | oe : 7d Seema ah well As the epoch js brought to a cll x with the realization on the part the Israelites that have | broken their comr wo sc one of A of observing the ten practice that is the eque the unbelfey Dix has the p: while willing to scent fun carries lifferent {deals mot} In 4 t the mother and are son to break every mandments, he will triumph fn them, with the in- one of his acts be- r the death of his one of the belief that e end. He t evitable res ing respo: own mo The youth who has chosen to ad ough the tragedy that comes into lis his brother and his fe, and in the end brings himself and the girl r to call the pro- | near to the personal fo als but In DAKOTA KINGS PLAY FOR DANCE TONIGHT AT RIVERVIEW PARK crent Roberts plained to us. Miriam initial with This now en is the ttendance, ches dance to destruction ld be quite eff! Lake ( La., where rppentiday ett: spend the winter has been ts of the Pharaoh, | Secured for a-one week nd in Cas yy Tom MeDonald, manager of the Mills amusement resort. The feature of the presentation will be the nightly appearance at the plano of Keith Gingles, who was fea- tured for more than three years on the Orpheum cireuit throughout the viateer#, pursuing s a spectacle not nd the producer hing which h the pie- nas risen. The Red shed eyes fore the aston’ the people in the pic-| east. Mr. Gingles is a real tvory the people in the theater | tickler and will give several solos Ss during the orchestra's appearance here. | Dances will be conducted at River- | view Park to! the strains of those | master musicians every night this week with the exception: of Monday when no dance will be held. During © summer months the Dakota Kings hold sway at Mitchell, S. .D., pular resort town, and during the winter they preside at dances at ono of the rgest resorts at Lake THE CHILI KING LUNCH 232 South Center Street Casper, Wyoming PERMANENT WAVE ENTIRE HEAD $20.00. BETTY’S BEAUTY PARLOR t Tribune Bldg. Pkone 707. La LIGHT LUNCHES, SANDWICHES, WAFFLES hom | drawn | with | | \ ea) When the “Charleston wi ee the latter.style, however. s known only to the was much more difficult to do than it is in the modern version. x seen (left) performing it in ancient form, and wearing the costume of the day, while Janette ‘al- lon (right), Los Angeles, presents a modern interpretation. Conservative dancing masters have toned at a private showing that they will be ven a public showing later, since those who saw the tests were delighted with the pretty Casper miss, It.is probable| four mc a ult s. of the ordina men lioned for a role opposite Willia Hart in his next production, s been m The young lady in the picture i not the owner a jewelry s' neither ig she advertising the Is styles in the line of fancy daw’ She is Miss Dorothy Devore all | dressed up for a hard day on the movie lot. Dorothy {s, becoming quite the coniedy queen. Teamed with a num- Brothers. and the Matt Moore she has made ber of pictures for Warner “The are Sap, “Honeymoon After one son on the . packed he and moved to the mo and rhe’s been there e As the clreus barker would say little lad from Fort Worth, went to sc there and in Los Angeles and hag eyes. Some of her were “How “Threa Weeks Has Came,” and in and “Hazel wood.” Eugenie Besserer claims the | world’s record for learning to play the piano in a short’ time. In Little Bit of Broadw: ; Ray’s. new picture, « y5seytu 1 the piano in one of the scenes, genie didn't know show que. When the scene Miss Besserer as “Mr seen singing and pl. accomplishment of here's the catch was Delan = with tuoso. hot wae 1 tt B plano was a ta the mu from. vic v e “dummy” and she sar sle of an organ hide banne, who dire The Masked Brid Highest Quality—lInstantaneous Service—Cleanliness 1 rm a = = j i TODAY—TOMORROW + ty Ir The Greatest Race se): Horse Picture ] | of the Season {| “4 —Also— iy ° j | i Lloyd Hamilton Fi TIFFANY 5 PRODUCTIONS —In-+ ; i queens A Side-Splitting Aval- A GREAT RACING anche of Comedy DRAMA ‘ ” «rue spoRTING § “CRUSHED | CHANCE” nies ‘By A LAUGHING TREAT JACK BOYLE YOU'LL NEVER Directed By FORGET OSCAR APFEL With a Cast Including LOU TELLEGEN Full Two-Hour Show DOROTHY PHILLIPS Reena bs GEORGE FAWCETT o Increase in rices THEO VON ELTZ 10c and 40c _ Sa TREE ROE EET: Continuous 1 to 11 specializing in Ladi ind Cleaning. her the rudiments of techni. | Phone 837-W INEWSNGIES “HOVE TO MY FRIENDS AND PATRONS Want you to know that TIM THE TAILOR NOW LOCATED IN THE SECOND ST. PUBLIC MARKET Corner Second and Beech New Shipment Woolens Just Arrived Come in and order that new Fall Suit Tailoring, Repai ng, T amy still | a SPECIAL | | A: the America theater last night] Hamilton has constructed a sub- / there was shown for the first prasaege that de. very, realistic Fae RATES here the Tiffany production “The| through which the crowds rush in a ‘ p . Sporting Chance,” with a cast un-| convincing manner, The subway offered during this surpassed insofar as screen ability| jam {s, of course, the big laug! week on 1s concerned and with.a story that | setting device and Hamilton, as th holds’ one breathless from the flash boy in the big city, makes ing of the first scene until the last | the most of the comedy possibilities. fade-out"as they say in motion pic: aaa a ture parlance, We specially commend the work grown-up pickaninnics of the Old South, it | of Lou Tellegen who in the role of Miss Viola Webster, New Yorker, is | a sovlety philanderer works with a Polish and smoothness that somehow | for the first time in his career he rj y k “i takes the part of a villain. Another {| and: widely, known ‘scenes player who {s welcor ack to the | || and portraits already sereen {s Dorothy Phillips whose | | Work as a screen artist 1s well] j framed, known. Ag the heroitie in the story | she is more than capable tn her ~ : * performance and her sympathetic | AKRON. Ohio. Sept. 12.—The Mon- Cas Mi & work immediately endears her to the rhitg f + zine pejcomanters ; per irror audience. a) ees bigs * he And then we see g00d old George| bee” observed in South Americal! Picture Frame Fawcett whose very presence in any | 2"! ey Ceaser | This week ending Wriday—Ceell B.| photoplay insures the audience of | °%4'ns continent in tmporting auto | DeMilie's master picture, “The Ten] a performance of high quality; Theo | tes from the United States. | Company Commandments, with an_all_star| Von Eltz who iw coming aleng vere] , Although Sout’ America took 224,- cast, including Leatrice Joy, Theo-| rapidly as a handsome leading man pres outlofia:totaliof 980,4¢8 x=) Downstai dore Roberts, Tod LaRocque, Nita] and our old friend Sheldon Lewis Peer atten rec otatesin wa dace? Naldi, Richard Dix, stelle Taylor,| who docs his’ part as only Li Ee ee ee SOLS i * Reig ichard: Stes Mestalla zaoe: | part as only Lewls| ior in the remaining months of Second and Durbin Streets and others The story tells of the trials and| ‘2 Star, according to Miller tire Phone 1910-M ows daily—matinee 2:80; | tribulations of a yéung society girl | Wicials i 7 and 9 o'clock. torn between fldting wemotions mobs s 8 expected because South 7 Starting Saturday, September 19—| as to her love for her father, and Leatrice Joy in “Hell's Highroad.” | the impecunious young man’ and ‘ = the machinations of the villain who MERICA—Sunday and Monday | tries mightily to win the girl “ ! —The “Sporting Chance,” through fair means or foul. The Have a Care! Tuesday. a Wednesday—"The | racing scene at the end of the ple- We observe a constant regard Masked Dancer." ture is one of the most realistic that for your furniture every min- uraday, Friday and Saturday—| this reviewer has ever seen on the ute it is in our hands and van aring Youth. Screen. It is a picture worth while Moving without breaking, bruis- seeing. ing, marring your pieces is our IIs—Sunday and Monday—¥The Comedy Also Shown business, We have raised the Shooting of Dan McGrew.” The combination of Lloyd Hamil- standards of moving without in- |. ‘Tuesday. and Wednesday—“The| ton, New York subway trains and creasing the expense! We think | Recoil." 2 trained goose proved irresistible to we can move you better than | Thursday and Friday—"Unseeing | audiences at the same theater last others can. Let us prove it! Eyes night and-the result was a haif hour | day only—‘Strangers of the| of hilarity. The occasion was the ‘. See Ben Transfer Co. | + + | showing, of Lioyd ‘Hamilton's latest JUST PHONE 74 | eS comedy, “Crushed,” which uses the big city’s underground rapid transit Stanley Overbaugh, Prop | system as a background for a very ul | clever comedy. | aE ¥ SSG a = Lr [Erne } ad. Hecsay a 4 Island is belng stacked with| | to battle the waves: What dos the Crawly -bugas eth ange | poor tired mortal do wh sn't bugs And durt Lares eH own a surf board? . fait: { Jat Seen in | We: new! dt scenes Jackie Coogan was arrested the 1 tropical bung the bugs other day. He parked his ear in front} supposed to get in their ef the studio and immediate 3 svt eeps, W cetved a summions to appear fn court | Gloria } ha lectur h the « - Coogan | Ox ¥ r 1 i 1 Ha s | "HOLL TO SHIP GREAT | Adolphe Menjou, is seen riding or lan his new pleture, “The King of | Maine Street.” Strapped to the ear | Jinmy Yong Howe, the Chinese cam. rll a2 | eraman, filmed the scene while th CHEYENNE Wyo Sept 1+ | debonair Menjou “leaped the * | About 400 carloads of + ces will | —— be chipped frgm the Powell district | tta Goudal, the F this ¥ it Was stated Friday by | added to the cast ee| A, 1). Faville, Wyoming commis | Fac ast,” a war time ry-| stoner of agriculture | Ice play, She is featured with Rob: Leo Werts bas been appointed ert Ames. rlet potato inspector for the Pow _ 1 district, which includes Powell Tre Paramount prop om on Ralstop and Garland. | Dyeing TRIALS OF SOCIETY GIRL ARE _ FEATURED IN ‘THE SPORTING _ CHANCE’ AT THE AMERICA ind a home made cozier with well chosen PICTURES “THE SOLVE BIG POBLEM t the problem of quick ship. | ments has been solved by the motor truck for the manufacturer whose nts are located long distances nverf by the case of the ompany with factor Mo., and Charleston | les at St | IL. 141 milee apart. Formerly the output of the Char- | |leston plant was shipped by freight to Louis. This necessitated wait- ing for three or more days until sut- fie'gnt shoes were manufactured to nike the minfmum wefght required by reight ar. Arrow trucks make ate shipment ‘between factories Also ery night. except Sunday, a truck | 66 ” aves Charlie n with shoes finish. | 9 ed during wy at_the Charles ; ton factory. At-7:30 o’élock the fol COMEDY lowing morning the truck arrives at Jonti a 4 the St. Louls factory. At the same Continuous 1 to:11 10c and 20c time the truck leaves Charleston, St. | Loufs bound, another truck {s leay- | ing St. Loufs for Charleston. laden | with raw materials. f One cent per mile on round trip tickets good on regular trains. WYOMING. STATE FAIR DOUGLAS, WYOMING Tickets on sale points in Wyoming, Torrington to Cady, inclusive, Sept. 17th, Return limit midnight, Sept. 19th. : ‘ SHOOTING OF AN M°GREW” TODAY---TOMORROW RIVERVIEW PARK STEW ART FERGUSON’S DAKOTA KINGS WITH KEITH GINGLES VAUDEVILLE ACTS GALORE SUNDAY NIGHT AND ALL NEXT WEEK RIVERVIEW PARK OPENING NIGHT OF Featured Orpheum Circuit Pianist MILLS, WYO. Se) ae