Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 24, 1925, Page 5

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1925 cA musements. ‘STRONGHEART HERE IN GREATEST ROLE AS HEAD WATE FANG GLARE WINDSOR AND EUGENE O'BRIEN WN FEATURE AT AMERICA “Souls for Sables," a Tiffany: pro: | duction, snuggested from “Garlan &| Co.,"" by David Graham Phillips, {s | the feature picture at the Ameri theater, with the beautiful Claire Windgor in the leading feminine role and Eugene O'Brien filling the }nrincipal male role. The production |is a lavish screen presentation with ® dazzling array of feminine finery that falrly staggers the ey: In brief, the plot’of the ot how a’ young and heautitul girl, Used to the luxuries of life, loves and marries a poor but ambitious young | business man. While building up his business; he neglects his wite j Who turns to others for her enter, tainment. Clothes are her obsession she covets a sable coat. band is unable fe with play important roles, stand out fine ly, but only after the great “Strong heart” has done his fourfooted stuff, Here is the one original canine Thespian; and how that dog can troop!" “Stronghear the greatest do; written! That in itself i to recom: mend “4Vhite Far h It be seon for the first time locally at the Rialto theater today. But there is more to be said than just that. For “White Fang” has been reproduced ous breath-taking scenery, ma of the eternal with dts ripping, ct pie: been which sphere | repro- Breatest of dogs, in| was ev ture of rec: emory, malle_ from creat. novel catches th frit and atmo: of the hook as faithfully and duces {t with a power as this. It is something in the nature of ‘a tri- umph for Jane Murfin, the adaptor. and Lawrence Trimble, the directo and“to the program of its distr tors, IF, ©. B. Theodore +von Elt Ruth Dwyer and Mathew has us er euntil The hus to AUPDIS his pretty She. wins a tldy [puny at card which is invested jthe stock market by an admire | The stocks rise and enough money |is made to buy‘the coat. The hus band, unaware of how his w Into possession of the sabl lieves the worst, and the couple part. .The events ieading up to the} final recgncillation are dramatically | ah yee Le Insect. stings _Sunburn in BABERUTHIS NEW OFFICER - OF N.Y. 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Carmel Myers has the part. | appears in the picture. “QUOTER RULING fo DEFERRED. , he merely stated oninjon was’ ready it und copies his district to ¢ | some we pose of, the ultimate fate an will be known. of opinion and court attaches $ not at all unlikely that would find 2 to sensus in Buch a state m the defendants thems Ive s to just what the all about. the attorneys f > their hope fo ouster Judgment on . Ross ii nce attorn only the to call the ¢ ntion to the and that it was then the county attorney to. allege liy what acts of misconduct committed. court erred in st record all ‘reference to ho and malfe state's pecificn | In the She is shown. as she | the of misconduct alleged ed by Mot to acts was revived ¥ rts was the support for Lean, the hero, And mysteryeplay lost and gained’ alot by the nee of the demure, brown Roberts. Born and educated in New York 2Ity in the shadow of Broadway, ith just naturally drifted to the ge and made her debut in vaude ville at the age of six. She isn't the only child from the vaudeville ards to make good in the movies. member when Bus used to appear with his a threea-day skit? Must thing about the Edith Douglas the nothing parents in be some profession even the it accustoms and enables youngsters, them to hard work them to succeed later. “Our Mary," ‘while not a vaude- Ville trouper, nevertheless had parts in many plays while a young child, On the other hand hundreds of cute stage children failed both on the “legit” and in the movies. when older soy fond parents, it's usually best to keep Johnnie and Mary in school until they have reached years of discretion, STAR DUST. Speaking of queer contracts, if Vilma Banky reaches more than an alloted -potndage her contract be- comes” nul! gnd void until she re duces. * * Mary Miles M ris considering’ going on the stage in New York. * * * Dolores Cassinelli used to be women's fencing cham- pion of the world. * * * Unable to resist the lure of the Kliegs, Gay- lord Lloyd, brother of Harold, ts retiring as a ilg director, (he will resume his screen career im mediately and expects to specialize in charaeter work. * * * Doris Ken: yon is an art and a book re viewer in her spare hours. * * * Claude King, who has a part in The I arded Hour’? was a major in the British army during the late rarr a Vidor and Lois enthusiasts, * © m3 thriller United Artists, hrat’s popula be released by SUFFERED AFTER BIRTH OF BABY Trouble Caused by Getting Up Too Soon. Relieved by Taking Lydia E. 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Bake burned, The force originally cor 500 men, but this num: duced by numerous casualtic Sept —(Asso: r’s mouth was badly «GIRL GAINED 7 POUNDS; | PARIS, Sept. 24.—(By ciated Press)—News that tlie at Suedia had been 1 arrison hai "rance’ In official circles General Gamelin’s column men met with little re final phases of the march t sieged city. 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