Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 12, 1925, Page 4

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THEATER STARS BEBE DANIELS } from | k to glamorous Singapo! adventure and thrill You'll say, Some ill! when you see the great ship e rload of wild animals its passengers. jects on the program “The Cold Rush” and 3lackburn’s band for the ten dollars to be given to the b will be danc m™ clans and s to make up a Vaudeville Tomorrow, of] Five acts of new dshow yaude- c | Columt ; : urday and eck are Ross Well- ipreme; and Viola Dana, v First National pl wn with thi IN “TWO SHALL BE BORN’ AT REX TODAY producer of which is the the re the fun t the Rex theater, is an It’s Be ft picture handling difficult bits of picture s a In making production 5 he donmstrated th way in 1 which six pri extras were happens th this sort much confusion and it is often difficult to keep tr {of the action In making th while @ sepa each ate \ is a pleasant, harm- I Drops Soothing Syrups, espe- prepared for Infants in arms all Children To avoid imitations, always look for the signature of Catt hlho cially and ages. Phys where recommend it, icians every m each package, RIALT WASHINGTON HALL WILL BE CLOSED THURSDAY EVENT BIGGEST DANCES | SATURDAY, NOV. 14 G ‘or Onc AY! Glittering ! Wil 1 revelry by night, with gor- oe cous women and handsome li men, in a world of wealth—and against this glamorous back giound, the thrilling tale of the perils and delights of a mighty love! 4 great motion picture from the play that won the ‘world’s acclaim! VAGE'S stage » VICTOR LEC From HENRY 5. PRANZ LEMAR, LEO STEIN, Screen adaptation and scena ERICH VON STROHEIM and BENJAMIN GLAZER ERICH VON STROHEIMS Production with MAE MURRAY as the Widow JOHN. ILBERT ince ; ih eM A \ fetra Goldivijn. Maxrer FOUR DAY STARTING SATURDAY ee | | and « caught joining ranged action A rumor persists In political cir-]ship. Her songs name. bY ‘Marie one as. tenn | cles that a woman may’ be @ candi which ‘has proved popular ag a fic.|#t® in the next presidential elee-| Galli Curc!, who tion story. The cast is headed by|t#2?- ‘The woman mentioned in| them. Jane Novak, Kenheth Harlan Sie.| these ‘umora is Mrs. Medill McCor. “1a Ho! Rg » © 8 | mick, Republican, widow of the Illl-| Margaret Si: Ta nolmatiet; Vrank Bherldan and co ‘senator and. daughter “ofthe Heraecat ioe late Mark Hanna, of Oh'‘o, called the president maker. Mrs, Ruth | Bulgaria. Hanna MecCornttck is to be a AS DELIGHT chip off the old block when it comes| Trial courtsh! to pr ical politics. IN PHANTOM OF THE Opera eral Opera ne produced from the famous novel by Gaston mysteri deep cellars below the opera house, | 4nd from there, posing as a ghost, controls its destinies, of the story is a young opera singer and wi love i replica was built at the Universal studios, The ex imate the gr level dred feet, promen: tween the acts, the salon de danse, age, the great auditorium with five 1 of in the A ba from the Metropolitan, the Chicago Opera were spi weeks by Ernest Belcher, roted{ She refused the plea of her producer of dance spectacles, for} friends that she be a candidate for the great “Walpurgishacht” ballet.|her late husband's place In the sen The costumes and steps of 1880, the | ate, | he stated, she opposed period c from the present’ productions, ard McCormick, whose home is in | in the picture the ballet will be pre. igo, has three children, She just as it was in those day and persona sented The costumes and style of hair dres- ng of the last century, made so mous add a ballets The ballet girls during the acts, is shown in the|speaker cf low house of picture. iis is a room off the|gress, is one of Mrs, McCormi stage. similar to the old greenroom | closest friends in English theaters. Bars are Tis oe erected with which the dancers can} yuan ‘Tung, a Chin tudent at practise thelr steps while chatting | tne Massachusetts Institute of Tech: with visitors, and the kaleldoscope nology, shattered all the traditions of costume and color, from the fluffy skirts of: the ballet gorgeous gowns of the women to the resplendent diploma: presents a beauty. KOA RADIO Friday, November 13, 11:45 a. m. 3:15 p. m.—Relaxing and “corree- ive exercises, 3:30 | wives. 4:00 p. 4:15 p. 0 Dp. | stock; 0 p. White and his Silver State orchestra, Brown al 5) KOA's audience on recent ja ‘ ms : } | followe iy | 1 fest from | he por | lege, Fort | rd ¥ ‘ Leave edclo ing ‘ophone excursion, oO wean t the World in Sixty Minute: vapors mriality mn: {reel Deane I. Dicka’son, offictal te hailed. ‘The ‘ , inhaled Canadian Pacftic World Cruises. Mel-| with each breath, y the med. odte ve typleal of various jeation direc uffsctod countries yisited during excursion} parts will be heard in connection with this Mt ame, time Viekh te vedacitattc bed through and stin eee te ae | the sin, helping the vapors th i} ved to vreliey Ughtness and Twenty-five hundted Colorado] .venesn ral college students will | wholesule swing at static, eventing, November 13, when KOA at Denver broadcasts at gigan . sek) tie football rally and yell fest from | VAPORUB asouw rece Fort Collins at & o'clock. This vol. | Over 17 Musson Jars Useo Yearty ease huss umilnous program, said to be one of rst to plerce the ether from the nt uled fo fwo Shall Be Born” {s an adap; ‘2 Was presented in 1880, the making of the picture a 8:00 p. m.—Summary of ve R. O, T. C. itielpatic Saturday, Ni university Che Casper Daily Cribune a nother cam\ra so t tt the entire action. ‘rien in and cutting the film he ar these “shots” so that the became clear cut and distinct Socially, ‘by birth McCormick but she is most attitude toward he men in public life {n political economy, her knowledge of h governmental and marriage, longs to the elite, democratic in her ssociates. Pew p better ver it is sald, and man beings and has been » ish OPEAW AT AMERICA tems duties ai from many notables, {neluding Mme. educator and Chautauqua lecturer. recently made an extended tour of unhappy marriages were recently ad- yocated by Dr. Mary Scharlieb, Eng woman doctor, most every cal aration is need lattery, eople marry such preparation,” | do not know how to discharge their Ss husbands household of the Other prizewinne have won praise Miss Marion as sung some Of) philadelphia. won well known tps as a deterrent to “While. in ag considerable pr 1, it fs extraordinary with no “They al- sho said. or wives, and sul~ less are they aware of their|of murder 1 ROers and music lovers gen duties toward any children that may | ported. find ‘The Phantom of the come. Is it to be wondered at, that "at the America for the last times today, of unusual interest, in- a uch as the story is laid {n and! | 1 the famous Paris "Opera! nd includes among {ts many | Spa @ production of Gounod’s| Satie ust” in exactly the style this eee, Phantom of the Opera’ ts i En Leroux, and deala with a ous figure who inhabits the The heroine th her the Phantom falls in of the Paris Opera House terior of the opera, approx- two city blocks in» width, nd staircase with its six rising to a helght of a -hun- the foyer, which is the ude of the fashionables be- Mrs, Medill McCormick contact in the s of the world, Few women have Fe sing acquaint. anée with so many important states- men. She also helped fii men suffrage and is the mén's candidate. tiers of boxes and balconies act these are reproduced exactly settings, in full size. 250 trained gained by principal countr Net of dancers, house, ally and other theaters, trained for several of the story, differed radically | the idea in principl acre farm at E Farms—that has bi ome famous fc with such a lack of knowledge so marriages are unhappy?" ationary ople it no! competition among servants and relative to longevity of service the first prize was awarde irrevocably bound. 4 Dr. he would be glad to | Jon of the betrothal period during which are pledged to cach four contended that the up men pled mt know drew polic fe MJB in the paintings of Degas, |its commercial milk ut as well quaint charm to all thesejas for it ord-breaking Holsteins. cenes. Mrs, Alice Roosevelt Longworth, salon de danse, where the|daughter of ex-President Roosevelt receive thelr admirers and wife Ni s Longworth, of his race when he decided to have his wife take the course in electrical engineering that he was studying. girls and the sam uniforms of the titled personages, picture of unusual ts and ars on the e Dame Australian prima don- tire. She will rance in Lon. don early in 11 was married to Charles Armstrong in 1882. After a career of operation and Nellio Melba eonce PROGRAM 20-year-old 1 Angeles girl, trice Fenner, now living in New York, has written 26 songs in the Jast two years. Julllard musical She foundati rece! won a n Scholar- » Toad reports, stocks, ; livestock and produce. D. m.*Rialto theater musi- P. m.—Matinee for house- m m. “ulinary hints, Fashion review. m.—Stocks; markets, live- produce and news bulletins. m.—Dinner concert. Herbert Palace hotel, Denver. p. m.—Preview of Internat unday 001 lerson. j For Deep, Heavy ewe e8 cast A Dramatic Tale of Love and Adventure Colorado, This ts sched 0D. m., and will be flash by-play by the Rocky Moun: | pases) «shad | 2 upon leaving a restaurant | 4 | to take by —with— ncludes pep music by the fifty band at the college group of coed features, This get-together Is to be staged of a gridiron clash vernber 14, with the mistake an VAUDEVILLE Xylophonist CLARK BROTHERS Comedy Acrobats COLUMBIA\ Block West of Henning on First TONIGHT MAKE YOU LAUGH $10.00 IN CASH PRIZES In Addition to ROAD SHOW FIVE HIGH CLASS ACTS Comedy Musical Duo PHOTO PLAY “THE NECESSARY EVIL With BEN LYON and VIOLA DANA received honorable ment 47 years of service. —you say those five words every time you say to your grocer Elizabeth Butler, who had Leen en ployed for more than 66 years in the} of Portland. | abeth two of scholarships awarded at Bryn M —the Gowing Memorial and the Bryn Mawr Trustees’ scholarship. GENNA PAIR ~ FOUND GUILTY (Continued From Page One) majority favored a verdict of guilty throughout Self-defense was the theory of the defense’s closing arguments, ¥ with the state's plea foy- death, o days. t lst they automobile longside theirs contained shot The trial was enllyened by bitt clashes between opposing attorney d and charges by Patrick H. O'Don AMATEUR NICHT SEVEN AMATEUR ACTS TO ENTERTAIN YOU AND “THE HALFWAY GIRL” DORIS KENYON, LLOYD HUGHE: LIX IN “THE COLD RUSH’— TOMORROW—SATURDA Y—SUNDAY , HOBART BOSWORTH, NOGRAMS. ROSS WRIGHT WELLBAUM & MARCO EMERALD FOUR Comedy Quartette GEO, AND NETTIE FOSTER “Hockshop,” the Detective Bailey the it y at Tee and An-] in self-d r ay, 10c, 30c | ef “: _ HARRISON FORD nse couneel, t 1 been making 4 payments to scores of po-| cured is immunity in their | latest method: ing and bootleg- | brightly co lalith pendants strung on a black ribbon. ‘These are usually in jade, carnelian, t Pendants Are Proper | quoise and black, with a ta: on the modern frock of so-| tiny pearls Hi, chi e is an e which the ton immiater' is by is One of t he wearing ached ONLY ONE MORE DAY! TODAY IS YOUR LAST CHANCE See ‘This Most Wonderful Picture, Acclaimed Wherever Shown the Super-Colossal Spectacle of the Age! 57 Varieties of Adjectives Fail to Do It Justice! 1 Wild 2 Weird To 31 Haunted 32 Indescrib- 3 Wonderful SPIRIT able 33 Striking 4 Startling ae Monstrous Amazing 6 Grotesque Surprising 8 Ghostly 9 Unusual Incredible 16 Strange 37 In i 38 Mysterious 10 Fantastic $9 Dazzling LL Extraordi- 10 Fascinating nary 11 Bewildering 12 Ditferent 12 Electrifying 18 Unique 13 Confounding 11 Marvelous 14 Splendid stonishine ‘45 Distinctive 16 Appalling {6 Stupendous 17 Novel 17 Peerless 18 Unearthly Supern: ral Cc; L From the 418 Brilliant 19 Transcend- 2 ent e phen Phantom 50 Majestic Astounding 5 Superspec- Miraculous {MISS MYRLERIDENOUR | _ lar Portentious at the Organ 52 Epochal Prodigious 53 Mystifying INTERNATIONAL NEWS | 54 Overpow. 5 ering oda Afternoons Evenings | 55 vnap- Spectral 15c—40c 25c—50c proachable 28 Wrathlike 36. Thrilling 29 Shows Start at 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 | 57 Breath. takin AT THE ae STARTING TOMORROW FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13 Rudolph Valentino —In— THE EAGLE” 4 MORE DAYS 4 and You Get an AJAX SEDAN FREE SPECIAL FEATURE TONIGHT 3---COUPONS FREE---3 TO EVERYBODY ATTENDING THE DANCE This is a golden opportunity to get your coupons by just coming to the dance. Arkeon AJAX SEDAN GIVEN AWAY TUESDAY, NOV. 17 with " ANK TUTT LE a FR \ * PRODUCTION ella. belonging 10 a woman. | realizing his mistake until she |JANE NOVAK and had overtaken him, and brought it KENNETH HARLAN to hig attention rather sharply, he ! ‘ somewhat embarrassed, wa! t happene y e was Leaving his office later in the day Comedy reer handsome and didn’t like here, She he stopped to get three umbrel “Frauds and Frenzies” Was WeOKMVAE and Weed hit, Bo vhich he had left to be repaired ai MRA RESUSHE hee was selecine on his way down town in the morn FOX NEWS LA a le aN al ALSO TELEPHONE GIRL COM. ing. Upon boarding a car, he soon ky} ish baits al ; ARTO! SCED r e on shipboard—alone with Kot m feat, only to find himself \ At the TODAY—TOMORROW HER! Then complications, and opposite the lady whose umbrella he the apldemic of*fun spreads. ike THE had taken earlier in the day, He wilafive nodded pleasantly in recognition, . Sut walk sommeWict nonplueess ty Shows 1, 8.5, 7.9 o'Clok NETTO LADIES the haughty stare that met his. She looked déwn significantly at the 10c 40c ORCHESTRA umbrellas {n his hand and eald tlw] 1 to 11 TODAY + You seem to have had a very SS cessful day, alr.’*