Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 2, 1925, Page 4

H} DOC ist PAGE FOUR — a 0Am usements TEARS TRICKLE INTO special | well-s trainioad of tramps, with ared faces and tattered garb. jin several seque it seems ar ndiess line of ragged humanity LAUGHS IN CHAPLIN that ts crossing the Chilkoot Pass. ages, and men are helplessly and hope fight on doggedly, as iL) s over a precipitous mountain. sid the gateway to thelr goal— |the Klondike, and Gold, nd irresistible cc In another stretch in the film ts ‘ ' pathos, | Black Larson a fugitive. He builds I of ¢ a little hut in the Alaskan moun- key necked hi tains, and there lives as a hermit, last night|amid snow and {ce. To the hut 1 jughter and tense sus-|comes the pathetic little tramp— ” s—all because {t was|Chaplin. He Knocks at the door inimitable Chaplin | for and a bite of food, ere was “The Gold Rush” turn- | plodding on to the land of promised gold. Larsen does not care who nm 6 His only tho! ht is of the polce The scenes a a steamship show nan interest at its big A height. ‘The luxury and comfort of in are contrasted with feature th st date to the , want and illness in the There is the little man, The bie ce Its bits of deepest | Who a few years before went on the © ewept instantly long hike to the Klondike, and now of hilarious comedy: a {9M board the ship is seen in rich the tear of pathos |Taiment and costly furs. He is un happy because he has lost his sweet- e wri of Ia rt. And in the steerage—there ter : " ts the scene, for instance, |!8 @ sit! returning from Alaska, where Chaplin, the’ tendectent « |dreaming of, and wishing she could lone "bit Gf he $steain Aa |find her dear little tramp again fam, just a be-<d gled bit of lonel, humant . mpathizer and | ¢ irl in a dance-ha y she dances with p, Who beam: to y mine eyes of PP FILM AT AUMLTO, n McKay, a giant ox-like strength. He is er and the little Lone Prospector sas the big man mena: man thinks that | . oa better than the Tt is a “Wild, Wild usan’ who of the dance-hall. | speeds through the picture of that right types in Truc-| name which is playing at the Rialto n Calfornia, where | theater. Bebe Daniels as the society nan scenes of the picture | gir] who apparently is a “throwback” r ‘aphed, Chaplin took alio the Van Dus¢ns who used to =| heave coal," plays the part of Susan IN Van Dusen, « Rod LaRocque ts URI ne the black sheep of an otherwise eml- nent and effeminate fami It Is only natural that the pair should get their heads together, and get dG roa them together they do. Mr. Rod LaRocque fs a rich young n who has taken up taxi driving | x means to get local color for his { r CO. CHICAGO. y work, Proba he would ; been more convincing if he $5. 00 Reward | ad just up tax! driving de- a he "a taxd , t he sur q Fed Glorious! 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Susan's bent for action 1s not suf- ficlantly exercised when she finds | herself arrested once a day for speedifig through the streets of a city “dead from the waist up and one that never had any legs” but she must start doing detective work. “Wild, Wild Susan” is a picture of fast action, with a laugh in practl- cally every moVe of the players. The sub titles are unusually clever. No better team could have been ob- tained for the photoplay thah Dan- iels and La Roeque. As an added attraction the Rialto offers screen tests of Betty Baker. Miss Baker, a former resident of Casper who for the last year has been making excellent progress on a career {n Hollywood exhibits real talent in these tests, Those who saw the scenes last night were con- vineed that the former Casper girl has the varied abilities to hecome an accomplished actress. The tests show her in many different moods and scenes. “Three Bases East,” H. ©. Wit- wer's comedy, and “Hodge Podge Novelties” complete a program of ex- ceptional merit rs RAPID FIRE SERIES OF FAMOUS FILMS BOOKED BY AMERICA THEATER The next three weeks are going to be big ones at the America theater. “The Gold Rush,” greatest of Char- lie Chaplin films, already has made its debut and won the praise of a great crowd, At the end of a five days run none other than Dougias rbanks in “Don Q—Son of Zorro” will be tea- tured for five days. Doug has not appeared on @ Casper screen since “Robin Hood” and “Don Q” fs sald to eclipse anything he has ever at- tempted, being in the nature of sequel to “The Mark of Zorro,’’ vated by many critics his best pie ture, Mary Pickford in “Little Annie Roonie” for four days starting Oc- tober 11 is the next picture treat announced by the America. It's the new screen featuro of “the world’s sweetheart” and shows her at her best. Next will come Loulse Dresser, Jack Plekford and Constance Ben- nett in “The Goose Woman" fol- lowed on October 19 by Reginald Denny in Il Bhow the Town,” @ roar of latighter from start to finish. Last of the new features just an- nounced i# Harold Lioyd tn “The Freshman,” starting October 22. Harold is shown tn the role of a sport model freshman with senior ideas and a preliminary screening of the picture in Casper a month Jago brands tt it ¢ us the brightest piece medy this star has ever devel- — CATT LEMEN 3 es —— A ea Che Casper Daily Tribune At Lavoye Is Saturday Completion of the Lavoye Nata-| erected. torium at the oil field town of La-|in the neighborhood of $30,000, ana will furnish real benefit and recrea- voye is at hand and A. J. Harden- dorf, owner of the new structure, has announced plans to conduct a formal opening place of the field on Saturday and unday, October 10 and 11. Mer-|¢ chants of Lavoye are in readiness | t to receive the host of visitors ex- bected from Casper and from .other t many surprises and the guests. ‘The new plunge will probably be pronounced complete tomorrow cr Sunday, but a week {s needed to make preparations for a formal opening and celebration on the ground, Swimming will be allowed in the large tank all next week. W. W. Sproul of this city was the general contractor for the hand- some new Natatorium and {s well pleased with the speed ahd care with which the building has been pl (Continued From Page ‘one) With this half of the amount, France, tinder posal, would be required only to | fa doublé her preseht payments. The proposal as it now stands does not bear the signature of M. | $161,000,000 annually twenty years and $61,000,000 a year Caillaux, who éxplatned that in view of his commission to sign only a! final settlement he questioned his right to act on a provisional arrange- | a ment. In agreeing to lay it before | p his government, however, he gave the American commissioners hope that it would méet with its approval. But he emphasized that as the gov- |p ernment would depend upon its ac- ceptancs by the French patiiament, | m it Was a matter requiring its most thorough consideration. In proposing the forty million dol- lar payments over the five year per. jod, the Ameéfican commissiotfers have accepted tho fignres of the French mission that was proposed for the 62-year term, Although, in the aftermath, {t has become increasingly plain that some members of the American commia- sion emphatically opposed through- out the desire of France for a safe- Opening of New Plunge ers as well as people of Casper who may want to take advantage of the of the new show | hour's drive to Lavoye. is the intention of the management to Keep the waters at a temperature parts of the feld, and have planned | consistent with that of the outside novelties for/air, and the comfort of tho patrons wi ly longer than we had planned in construction, but the final work is now almost at an end and we shali be ready to open the building for- mally on or about Saturday, Octo. ber builder of the pool. and are confident that it will be- come one of the field’s most popular! ¢haracter dance and no doubt they recreational establishments."* TEMPORARY AGREEMENT ON DEBT == PLANS SAVED COLLAPSE, CLAIM. French offer, dertook to show that if the princi- the Anierican pro-| ples of that arrangement were the United States, it in Franee binding herself American commission for a 62<year settlement program. figured in a lump sum under this te interest to France to start with. 000,000 on account of principal, with additional interest at one-half of one percent for the first year, the pay- ments would have increased on a graduated scale until the Interest payments reached a rate of three and one-half percent In the thir. teenth year, to remain at that rate through the balance of the period. In rejecting the French counter- proposal to this, Secretary Mellon pointed out for the American com: mission that ft carried an interest charge of less than one per cent a year und objected to the sacrifice which he said {t would entail on American taxpayers. Hoe observed further, that the char- acter of the conditions ached made the paymerts “entirely un+ certain.” eatin DE GECILITOS 10 GIVE BOWERY DANCE TONIGHT For the benefit of those who were not able to see them, The DeCecill- tos will again dance their famous Hardendorf, | Bowery dance tonight at the Arkeon Dancing acamedy. This dance has made a mighty impression on those who liave already witnessed this Scheduled and Sunday The entire structure cost jon to thousands of oi! field work- The new plunges is entirely cover- €, and swimming will continue hroughout the winter months, It iil be the sole consideration. “The Natatorium has taken siight- 10," said A. Jy “We are well eased with the finished product will be on hand to see it again. If ever a dafice/is a knock-out ir surely takes the prize for it is pu on with apache style and an fee dance of falls and bumps thtowh In. mer’s Wife Finds Aaeniaeineg Relief “For ten long years I had suffered re my stomach. I tried everything without relief. but after oné does of Mayr’ ‘s Wonderful Remedy I knew I had obtained what I had been look. ing for and I took the full course of treatment. It {s going on four years now and I have never had any pains or bloating sifce.” It removés thé eatarrhal mucous from the intestinal tract, and allays the inflammation which causes practically all stomach liver and intestinal ailments, includ- ing appendicitis. One dodé will con: vince or money refunded. For sale by druggists éverywhere. —Aay. Seeretary Mellon un- in uct applied to the French debt to would result to pay in the first n the next forty-two years. Viewing stich payments as “infeas. ble’ for France, Mr. Mellon then resented the final proposal of the With the debt HELD OVER for sheet NIGHT Riverview Park The CORONADO CLUB Orchestra LET’S ALL GO roposal at $4,025,000,000, there ould have been a concession of nore than $200,000,000 in aderued Beginning with a payment of $20,- STUBBORN SORES and inflam: riey quickly guarding clause {n any settlement arrangement, it {s believed some plan to protect France against future in- ability to make payments could have been worked out to the satisfaction of both sides {¢ other phases of the French offer had even approached the point of acceptability. Publication of the memoranda ex- PROBLEM BIG (Continued From Page One) mueh @s the county agent does to farmers elsewhere, and an arrange- ment whereby the government would make loans to the settler up to a cer- tain percentage of his own expendi ture of labor and money. Questioned about the recurrent agitation to annex to Yellowstone National park the region comprising Jackson Hole and the Tetor. moun- tains, Senator Kendrick said he had not studied the proposal with suffi- clent thoroughness to form a defi- nite opinion, “I do believe, however,” he addtd “that the people of Wyoming should be consulted before any action is taken. So much of the area of the state is already included in national parks that the people should have the final say whether more is to be set aside. And I am confident that | Wyoming's representatives in con | gress will have a yoice in the ulti mate decision. Checkers Game In Public Park Brings Arrest BEAVER CITY, Neb., Oct. 2 (By The Associated Press.)}—Grover | Rhoades, prominent Beaver City | young man, was arrested and taken | before the Beaver City park board |* playing checkers In the city parks on Sunday, He was released, however, when promised not to repeat the of- The park board, with the ald of | the city, has issued an order for- | bidding sports {n the park on the | sabbath 4 SPECIAL 4 — as cele Uae "ALLAN DWAN ibe f PRODUCTION . ~ Le wie —_ Gorgeous Gloria in a 1925 society love story of Palm Beach. | Gowns, luxury, comedy, class, drama, romance, | and Gltria a hundred times m¢ re glorious than you've ever seen her L ct SA DANCING Is Certainly Enjoyable With HAL BLACKBURN AND HIS BAND Try It Tonight The DeCecilitos Presenting Their “Bowery Dance” and “Whirlwind Dance” Arkeon hibited by the two commissions dis- closed definitely for the fitst time that the French had sought to de- velop a settlement here along the lines of the tentative Anglo-French settlement, In rejecting the firat MOTHER! ‘California Fig Syrup” Dependable Laxative for Sick Baby or Child Tongue Shows if Bilious, Constipated Hurry Mother! Even a fretful, fev- erish, billous or constipated child loves the pleasant taste of “Califor nia Fig Syrup” and it never fails to open the bowels. A teaspoonful today may prevent a sick child tomorrow, Ask your druggist for genuine "Cal- ifornia Fig Syrup" which has direc- tions for bables and children of all ages printed on bottle. Mother! You must say “California” or you may get nn imitation fig TONIGHT The rest of the screen comedies are tame compared with “Wild, Wild Susan.” ALSO H. C. WITWERS COMEDY “THREE BASES EAST.” HODGE ‘PODGE NOVELTY—"TOPSY TURVY TRAVEL.” THE NETTO LADIES ORCHESTRA’ SPECIAL ELIZABETH BAKER (Formerly of Casper) IN HOLLYWOOD Screen Tests of “Betty” Baker In Several Important Parts of Pictures Now in Production Shows 1, 2:40, 4:20, 6, 7:40, 9:20 10c—40c LAST TIMES RIALTO ropay DANCING WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS Before and After Midnight 16th and Poplar Sts. Union Music — al DON’T FORGET THE Regular Saturday Night eS Dancing AT WASHINGTON HALL TOMORROW EVENING Bohn’s Orchestra ee ee ee ee Thelr second dance of the evening will be their whirlwind dance. Hal Blackburn and his band are gaining more favor each day as they grind out tunes for the Arkeon pat+ rons to dance to, They specialize on a peppy rsthm which is easy to dance to and of course all the other rudiments essential to good dance Rich in Flavor Se FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1925 ie music, ‘This orchestra {5 certainly putting it over and to appreciate it is to drop In at the Arkeon and dance to its music. Dancing starts tonight pronrptl) at 9 o'clock and this famous orches tra officiating on the platform There will be free dancing until as usual. delicious satisfies the mos taste. "SALADA” TE A. me it discriminating Atrial will convince you. ONLY FOUR 5—PERFORMA Starting at 1, 3, Afternoons AT AME IS NOW ON With 3 CHARLIE CHAPLIN In'the Lead at the AMERICA We Had to Run Until MIDNIGHT YESTERDAY . To Give Them All a Chance to See CHARLIE CHAPLIN —In— The Gold Rush at the AMERICA MORE DAYS —With— NCES DAILY—5 5, 7 and 9 o’Clock Evenings 40c—A DUL TS—50c 18c—CHILDREN—25c Under 12 Years NO WAR TAX Special Morning Matinee Tomorrow for School Children—Starts at 10:30 Sharp THE RICA TWO-FOR- A Sizzling Fast-Action IRIS LAST TIMES TODAY ONE SHOW Positively First-Run Pictures at Popular Prices! Drama of the Outdoors! —With— “LEFTY” FLYNN. ek ie “The MILL COW IONAIRE BOY” Action Every Second of the Time! Romance of the Kind You'll Love! —Also— STAN LAUREL “WEST OF Two Thousand In— HOT DOG” Feet of Hilarity! —And— “TERRITORIAL DAYS OF WYOMING” Presented b “JOSH” DEANE Old-Time Indian Fighter, Mail Carrier, Scout, Sens D RELICS OF T er, etc, picting HE “OLD DAYS Scenes of Old Fort Washakie and Mectertss, Wyo. Arapahoe—INDIANS—Shoshone Learn How to Barbecue a Beef! SEE THE ROUND- Continuous 1 to 11 UP AT A RANCH ~~ 10c and 25¢