Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 8, 1925, Page 20

___PAGE SIX __ ies a i The Casper Sunday Cribune SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1925 EE PT RT IDE CINEMA ATTRACTIONS TO ENTERTAIN THE PUBLIC” NOONE SEATED AT THE RIALTO." “snare othe Gee Tomemoves LOVE |SPUTT). (AT THE COLUMBIA— THEATER AS LIMIT 1S REAGHED TA TE ceesesrieoan shows, and, the management ug-| gests that those who can attend! Not only is Frank Mayo compelled] matinees to do 60 if possible Va s old sweetheart from a| ‘The excellent five acts on the bill | grave, fight single-handed | this‘ week, and which ends today, | | | , Frantz, shop, company, «Hart FRAMING—NEV PICTURES Dick Barthel: - d Country * “Store Tomorvw. |! Casper Mirror and out Fire.” is || Pieture Frame Co. Cer. Second and Durbin Beare tatcs the whole crew of a mutinous whis-| ure Nit and Girlie, key runner and perform other equally arduous and manly tasks in ncore picture, “Is Love | a 2" which comes to the Rex theater today and Monday, but ke is put to a still greater test of manhood by a’ jealous husband in this film. in an artistic Ray Lucter nd dances nted to ec but who didn't find pose Ass Jo ild r j He is compelled to fight the love : \ Reynold yd, ( in his heart for another man’s wife, y 7 resist the temptation to take her in e E R A i eae his arms and fight back the desire | avi: to free her from an unhappy mar- | = 2 carry her off to parts un- OFFERS sec é omnes wari es . Some job for any man, par- | arly with euch a beautiful prize Th Ph 1 925 ‘PH ARTO OF THE OPER ry AT smash ubenss WHO weGE Theere e otoplay Sensation of of the wife. i However, destiny seems to have a nas a way of making mortals do the very Y is things they intend not to do, and oe LAEMMLE » | the first thing we know the two old .~ lovers aré clinging to each other in 1 the face of death and vowing eternal 4 a) | allegiance to each other, E a 4 s | It all comes about when the hus- i = [naa band, growing Jealous of his wife, Direct from a > and fearing that his wealth and de-/| SMashing two : votion has not won her love, decides 8. ° x to put her loyalty to the test. He|| We@KS” premier at plans a cunning, If cruel, scheme o . : throwing the old lovers into con. || Denver to standing 5 start ociation- on a yacht trip|| room only crowds c and wat g the result. ‘The result ¥ ve, : comes, however, in an unexpected ait . manner. The yacht 1s wrecked, the | Sad bs old lovers find themselves sole sur- M : vivors, and, in the storm and stress : of the adventures that follow, find that primative emotions and human ts are not things to be shackled conventional ties. ; Ya The story is sald to be a strikingly “Seg effective one, filled with unusual & the latest photo of Charlie Chaplin,” famous~sercen and surprising dramatic situation. nd his girl wife, formerly Lita Grey. It was taken on The cast includes Frank Mayo, Al- Children 15c = t public apy of the pair since their m And ma Rubens. H. B. Warner, Walter Adults 40c 3 were th 'o sce the premier of Mary Pickford's | eGrafl and Lilyan Tashman. . ; * - in Los Angeles, Calif, | American cities average one po-| oN ; ae . eS nee : - liceman to every 1,000 of population. \', iy t g ® eres a inevhead } tin} The Hudson's Bay company re-| OO A ~ Children 25c | Seis | .celved tt varter from King Charles! Tell the Advertiser—"] saw !t In . B KED RY | in 1769. The Tribune, | § Py - IS BOO ng fa ean nee | t 1 1 THE RIALTO ve oss: STARTING TODAY--- s ‘ | af | een aber te {| The Question Every Woman Asks Her Secret Heart! | . ‘ “TS LOVE EVERYTHING?” * cas s Senate j ng tbe best | chard Dix, is the feat Alma Rubens, Frank Mayo, H. B. Warner in a: known 5: reen, and pevaelld “The Shock P drama for all who have drunk from before e three all played in a| version o: | the cup of love. hte single pi Smith, fe: ‘The new picture, a massive spec: and oth — tacle, is afapted from the fa screen pla ppear | - mystery’ novel by Gaston Leroux | ipporting | Spat Family Comedy It ts laid in and about the famous | Punch” typical zi i} | ere | SARAH BROOKE CROCKER Mapa: qe f MEZZO-SOPRANO of men who love Featuring too much, and of “HONEST AND TRULY” women who loved | Appears at 3:30, 7:30 and 9:80 TODAY--TOMORROW too little! | a ‘ | | PATHE NEWS aa 7 p. Pe EeOn aD directed masterpiece w Ath Josenh Schildkraut, Jetta Goudal, Continuous 1 to 11 p. m. é4 Don’t Miss It—The Phantom Is 1 Reynolds, William Boyd, Casson Ferguson, Trixie Friganza— LEROUX -WILD! WEIRD! ‘WONDERFUL! 1 The King of Photopley Houses Where Popular Prices Reign || When BETTER Pictures Are Made, AMERICA Will Show Them | | wo Novelty and Confetti DANCE TONICHT A CARLOAD OF NOVELTIES GIVEN AWAY FREE—HORNS, BALLOONS, SERPENTINE Matinees BISHOP.CASS 10c and 30c Block West of Evening Henning on 10¢ and 40c eke FIVE ACTS ROAD SHOW re VAUDEVILLE TODAY AT 2:30, 4:30, 6:45 AND 9 O’CLOCK Nitti and Girlie | Ray Lucier Williams and Williams AND CONFETTI Artistic Musical’ Novelty What's It All About “Harmony A La Carte” +. ee : : Bozo and Frank Ward Trio This will be one of the biggest dance parties ever “pwo Broadway Idlers” “Bumps and Falls” held at Mills. FRED THOMSON and SILVER KING in “THE WILD BULL'S LAIR” TOMORROW RICHARD BARTHELMESS anc BESSIE | LOVE —in— HAL BLACKBURN and His Orchestra NELLY G. TODD IMPORTANT! Come out early and stay late. You are bound to like ‘ s 66 9 NETTO LADIES A Because of the tense cli- the party tonight. NET B DIE § o one wi > ad- ORCHESTRA COMEDY max, no one will be ad Look at the boy who wanted to compose great musie—the boy TOPICS OF THE DAY mitted during the last who found something in his soul that he couldn't express—the ‘ You 15 minutes of each per- q boy who didn’t find the fire of flaming inspiration until he'd and formance. Shows start ' drained the cup of life to the a ; ] : r News featuring spectac at 1, 3, 5, 7; 9 o’clock. OVERTURE FROM THE play of Red Grange, Illine q University quarterback, in. the OPERA “MARTHA’ Popular H “YEARNIN I I Admission COUNTRY STORE TOMORROW NIC $100 In Merchandise FREE ois-Pennsylvania Football 7 Game Saturday, Oct, 31 Adults 40¢ Children 10c Now Under the Management: of the Arkeon