Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 9, 1925, Page 4

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Ordinary brush-1 “" oO —— PAGE FOUR | 0eAm usements EW FILM TECHNIQUE. |: with bh d was rep! which R in experimen produc: angest might overreach iting Road 2 | has excelled himself the gratification of thi the Opera," roux, tells of ned creature, tal- 1 ambition, sop: mit ferred to the scree have—and cursed with| never be could ¢ His face, hts; a bu said, could strike terror] medieval En; vest hea train race h-powered car. FREE—10-Day Tube Send the Coupon This remarkable new way, urged by dental authorities, also Firms the Gums... removes the grimy film that clouds and hides the natural beauty of your teeth. NHAT dull, “off-color” teeth ing won’t do it satisfactorily. Under it are the clear, whiter teeth you envy in others. Now modern science has per- at the same time, give firmness mel. It firms and protects healthy color’ to delicate Sms; beautifies teeth quickly A new method that sup- 8Nd_ correctly. ; old-type dentrifices, 1¢ . Mail coupon for full 10-day the grimy film that tube to try. Or purchase large rs teeth and hides their nat- tube at any drug store. Note the amazing difference in your teeth . . . in your whole appear- ance. this for The New-Day Qui place for germs, It 1t0DayTube 2"40rsed bv W Bec, O-1894, 1104 8. V Chicago, HL, W RIALTO “2s Cecil B. DeMille’ Personally directed masterpiece released through Producers Distributing Corp. “THE ROAD TO “YESTERDAY A dynamic drama of men who loved too much, and of women who loved too little! With this typical DeMille cast: JOSEPH SCHILDKRAUT JETTA GOUDAL WILLIAM BOYD VERA REYNOLDS CASSON FERGUSON TRIXIE FRIGANZA Because of the tense dramatic climax, and in courtesy to those already seated, positively no one will be seated during the last 15 minutes of each performance. ee DOT OFMBNCe. —Also— COMEDY-—-NEWS—TOPICS OF TE DAY Special Attraction The Six Piece NETTO LADIES ORCHESTRA Featuring OVERTURE FROM OPERA “MARTHA” JO if used| So he does | to the cam-} kK—or stands and a wall and lets is seen b) the} for him is Opera, largest in duced in detail | and a cor Faust” pho- » are used [In re tivities of the 4 five storie: Sherlock Hol shadows judge DEMILLE SCORES NEW. | TRIUMPH IN ‘ROAD T0 | YESTERDAY AT RIALTO other nself, Cecil B. een production, which ¢ Rialto theater, wa detail be the mental gifts a has scenes of lavish splendor re equalled, even by this sical repulsiveness a god| same De Mille. It has thrilling high ning at the 2 breath. ainst time in stake in he story starts out in the Grand It acts PEPSODENT COMPANY, DAVIS BURKE But— cellars | under. director though 4 ' com- a woman happy. Germany Sees Prosperity in Pact With Russia Che Casper Daily Cribune German business men are building high hopes upon the pros: igning of the trade agreement between the two c a vast market for its manufactures; and the soviet expects in turn, to be quantities of raw materials in the Rhineland. foreign affairs, and Count Brockdorf-Rahzau, Germam ambassador, sia, opened up bj pact, in Moscow. Canyo nt ¢ not too happ' engaged coup) a ha Arizona, ng minister. medium of a train years und tind them the early seven 1 England, sume ind their another ar their modern © characters represented I Joseph Schildkraut, Jetta Gou V Reynolds, William Be Julia F story mou al, , and ye in featured roles. The tation from a fa- phe PROBLEMS OF MODERN MARRIAGE ARE THEME OF FEATURE AT REX What is a “Ohe W n Man? The dictionary would probably de ibe him as a monoge: Jan thwick, the husband in new Encore pleture, “Is Love rythin, now playing at the Rex theate ys, “In the long run that’s the only kind that can make I His wif a girl, seemed to have the same opinion when she married him in preference to Robert Whitney, an ardent lover but one with the instincts of the monopol. “It's very nice to have an attrac- to work off the cause and to fortify the system against an attack of Grip or Influ- enza. A Safe and Proven Remedy. Price 30c. The box bears this signature Credell’s Studio. BLACKBURN’'S ORCHESTRA ON STAGE The time is the There is a young and married couple; an er aunt and suddenly carried valuable merchanc Shoe Store, Wyoming Gro: Ayres’ Jewelry, Harry Yesness, Beal Bakery, Florence Drug thought Virginia, is attractive to other women it's a different story.” So, in a fit of pique, she ran away, married Southwick and all his mil- |lions and, after t ars as the bird Im the gilded ca und herself still treasurin pack of Robert's old love letters. These old love letters caused all the trouble in the Southwick house hold, but they also. se vide the screen with taining and dramat with original situat with surprises. Alma Rubens is the beautiful heroine of the story who js put to a test of her loyalty by the husband who believed that sacrifice w love's true name. H. B, Warner is the husband, Frank Mayo has the part of the old lover who is forced again to go into cornpetition with the husband for the girl's love. Cee det At the Columbia— What and When ed to pro: 1 highly enter- y offering at the is “Soul Fire” in Barthelmess is starred, supported by Bessie Love. Thig is Dick's newest picture and is heralded as a real triumph for this | popular star, Paris, Italy and the | South Sea Isles play t! part in forming the colorful background for this drama of romance and adyen- ture. The story of a boy who want-4 ed to compose great musi who went down, and down, in search of flaming inspiration, who found it when the cup of life had been drained to the dregs. Hal Blackburn and his band will appear tonight in a stage presenta- A comedy, “All Wool,” will also be ‘shown, Country Store Tonight. Again tonight the Columbia with the co-operation of a dozen Casper merchants, including Cottr ne Shoe store, Wyoming ( , | Richards & Cunningl Metro politan store, Frantz shop, Ayres ewelry Co., Harry Yesness, lorence Drug. ¢ 1d Chappy's will. p t and best country store Over one hundred dollars worth of valuable merchandise will ountries, Photo shows Lityinoy (left role of Doroth: Old Folks Must ‘Not Use “Physics” i) While Dr. W. B. of M discovered a laxatiy lates the bowels of old folks. A will establish a bowel movement for weeks t a time, even for those chronically Caldwell's Syrup causes a gentle, movement but, best of before an- it is absolutely and just see for be given to rons. holding lucky | numbers, which are given out with} each ticket to t | It Way Girl” morrow. he Half Way Girl,” in which million dollar ship blows up, and woman survives with a crew langerous m: and many other nts which makes this the thrill | show of a lifetiine, will start a three days' run at the Columbia to- morrow. Doris Kenyon, Lloyd Hughes, Hobart Bosworth and Tully Marshall head the cast ———_—> —_-- “DX LEARNS FISTIC ART ‘FOR “THE SHOCK PUNCH? a a of During the filming of “Ti | Punch,” directed by Paul ar r Paramount, Richard Dix took great pleasure {n developing the punch and now has it down to perfection, although he never uses it for {ts deadly effects, In his training with “the gunner” he squared off, calied his blow, and attempted to score the shock punch, Paramount's newest star is sup COUNTRY STORE TONIGHT e given by the following 1 y, Richards & Cunningham, ™ IN ADDITION TO RICHARD BARTHELMESS SUPPORTED BY BESSIE LOVE —IN— “SOUL FIRE” Paris, Italy, South Sea Isles form the colorful background for Dick's latest triumph. “RADIO MAD” PATHE NEWS REX Continuous 1 to 11 p, m. Turner-Cottman stropolitan, Frantz Shop, rchants: pects of huge commerce with Rus- Germany sces Russia as able to dispose of great ), assistant commisar of shaking hands after signing of Shock Punch”, by featured in ‘the Clark, daughter of In order to Dix obtains employ- and during erforms many hair-raising ‘ders high above the of the picture, the screen from John Monk magazine serial, Charles Beyer, It comes to the a prac: jticing physician for , knew that was of ad- that a ‘physic"’ little while sary To him, it seemed cruel that so many ——— constipated old peo- |ple had to be kept “stirred ick by taking cath- ts, calomel and two. yrup Pepsin he ich regu natural, Besides, miess and pleas- PEPSIN LAST TIMES TODAY A Woman’s Question—. and a Man’s Problem! “IS LOVE EVERYTHING?” Rubens, Frank Mayo, H. B. Warner in a play that reflects every woman's heart. Hal Roach’s SPAT FAMILY ARMISTICE EVE DANCE TOBE RELO TOMORROW AT WASHINGTON HALL Tomorrow evening will find’ a large gay crowd at Washin Hall enjoying the annual Armistice Eve Carnivaf dance and ~ frolic Walter Galles, manager of the amusement place has arranged for one of the largest shipments of | good time aids in the history of the | hall. There will be’ hundreds of | horns, caps, and nolsemakers and | literally tons of confetti. on Bohn's orchestra will be pepped | @ up as usual and should do than their part to make the ning a merry one, There w one admission price to the men and the dancing will throughout the’ entire evening peaks a Dat data | “MERRY WIDOW’ COMES “The Merry Widow,” coming to the Rialto theater soon, is described | fs a smart and glittering transcrip- tion of the Fri comedy. Pictori nothing to be ¢ The direction fs assured and sophisticated. Jack Gilbert is fascinating as the gay young Prince Danilo. With that devilish halreut and his casual love making Jack creates n rict such a Rudy once did in the long, k ago. Eyen the men admit that J ig there. eee a A a Philadelphia Cream Cheese co 138 South Center Lehar musica AS! Tribune Want Ads Bri a4 ERICH VON STROHEIM'S jhkeMERRY as JOHN GILBERT ‘as the prince ROTHER against brother! A battle o, A thrilling dramatic moment — romance of the Prince and ie dancer, pr~duced LWere=ng with @ bigness end brilliance that will leave you epeschion | LY W, SAVAGE'S sage success i BEAR VICTOR LEON and by BRICH VON STROHEIM and BENJAMIN GLAZHR. STARTS SATURDAY |) Rialto TOMORROW and WITH PRESENTED BY ADOLPH ZUKOR JESSE L. LASKY \4 z MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1925 Dependable Quality formly TO RIALTO THIS WEEK y the film leaves | Shows Start at 1:00, 3:00, —SEE— CASPER’S PRIDE MISS ELIZABETH (BETTY) BAKER In This Picture When BETTER pictures are made AMERICA will show them | | just one of meny which crowd this || | | | daptetion and tcencrio 5 | ‘ARMISTICE DAY RICHARD DIX FRANCES HOWARD | "SALADA" rEeA. Always possesses a fresh and uni- delicious flavor. substitute. Insist upon THE PHANTOM IS HERE! IN ALL HIS MAJESTIC SPLENDOR “THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA” Weird! Wild! Wonderful! % NOW SHOWING In Full Technicolor AT THE AMERICA FOX NEWS Miss Myrle Ridenour at the Organ Afternoons 15ce 40c AT. WASHINGTON HALL TUESDAY NIGHT, NOV. 10 ARMISTICE EVE Caps—Horns—Confetti—Novelties Everything for a Rousing Good Time BOHN’S ORCHESTRA North Casper Bus Service Every Ten Minutes Admission 99c RIALTO Whizz-z-bang! What a punch! What a thrill! What a laugh! What a hit! What a time you'll have watching Dix put over— “tHE SHOCK PUNCH’ Accept no SALAD 00, 7:00 and 9:00 o’Clock Dancing Free