Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 27, 1925, Page 4

=e onli PAGE FOUR Che Casper Daily Critunce } 'Q ‘LUCKY HORSESHOE’ AT | AMERIGR GWES <TOM | MIX FANS REAL THRILL th the comedy ROADSHOW YAUDEMLLE AT SOLUMBI TOON, Apart f itse dramatic Pas: Doubtless “SCARLET SAINT’ ALSO |: FOR CASPER SHOWING MENJOU 15 STARRED IN if, what EE Se SE 2°) PASSION PLAY TO OPEN coerce SATURDAY AT ALTO. am t musements t humaneiy slur jay. The figure of the traitor dis- 7 ki aves the girl's reputation and ple dominates a pictur: her with her young Clance at ite some erudities, or perhay the cost of signing way hig own of them, is better than a] happiness tn the off treaty. the pulpit,| In an unusual climaz, Menjou ay well ad-|turns from it and goes back to is timing of kingin ‘ pageant ng and final scenes of x on Main Street,” ghow- s review of the are done in nat- “sc JOHNNY HUDGINS LEADS sss) “HEADLINES” CHORUS pect. ‘The | moved and labore | like one of ther t unapproachable d poor ple the more spectacle. nt, Juda imp: up shows ¢ mong not and always iramatic story of newspaper life at the Rix theater will get a glimpse into the night life ef New York. of the important scenes y im held in the Cafs Rue famous New York ading personages of reen, Johnny Hud- the Club Alabam revue of the fastest stepping ever * worked into motion picture story. wn the country ever tric hoofs. John nd slides over the slippe if a spring were propelli udgins has apeared in bi vaudeville a In one gay pa populace most phot pus re who. of the country and t as ever seen him do 8s tuff will forget the act, ‘The yevue which he leads is made up of a chorus of pretty colored judgment hall, of the mareh to Ca , of the crucifixion, are har. rowing, but they are a truthful de- piction of what happened wh od gave up His lif human. rac Son of girls whose, whole with the jazz band, Scenes of the revue were actually | shot in the far-famed cabaret, The | MOTHER! "California Fig Syrup” Dependable Laxative for Sick bodies tune in ‘KING ON MAIN STREET’ AY THE RIALTO THEATER fain Street,’ } it’s rich and economical See the King On eating the boardwalk “hot dogs’ ppe On Mair ing in love Street heart tug linked in a really ' Laughter and great picture “OUR GANG‘ COMED HAL ROACH presen Insist on the best Bluhill With GRETA NISSEN BESSIE LOVE HODGE-PODGE NOVELTY THE NETTO LADIES ORCHESTRA - TONIGHT OLD TIME FIDDLERS CONTEST At the 9 o’Clock Show RIALT 10, 4:2 7:30, 9 TODAY Baby or Child » Menjou, whose d from its gay and carefree by an encounter with a] esome American girl; an inter- that has a profound influence ded king. din the 1 IV of the li ttle Hurope: Menjou 1 at a loan country, ‘een marriage King! ar- vised trip to Americ in New York more hearts, & financiers are awaiting him cuss a proposed ofl lease. to dis. Bored by it all, the king slips out and boards a bus marked Goney Island. The turnstiles. and gay amusement stump him until he meets a typical American youngster who introduces him to everything on the Island. Following this he is “invited t spend a week-end in Little } 3essie Love). A -clean mance springs up—sor king had never before ex in his beauty-straved life. the romance fs discovered | wrong Interpretati t nih f r Syrup” and it the bowels. ing the erienced However, d and the which ont printe ther! may £ an imitation tig JackDempsey at REX STARTING SATURDAY Wit ESTELLE TAYLOR —In— “MANHATTAN MADNESS” —Also— “LEFTY” FLYNN —In— “BREED OF THE BORDER” —And— LATEST FOX NEWS NO ADVANCE IN PRICES—4 Oe AND 25c TOMORROW NIGHT THE BIG NIGHT | WASHINGTON HALL | REGULAR SATURDAY NIGHT BOHN’S ORCHESTRA 99c---ADMISSION-—-99c FEATURED AT THE REX’ Those who see ‘Headlines,’ the |» never falls to open A teaspoonful today nt a sick child tomorrow, or genuine has nd children 2 tle. Ma You must say ‘'Galifornia’t or uD. sald ¢ cost. $3 ‘There | t is haral but what | « @ dozer luminaries of | c the scree ned here by} Hudgir chorus conta’ Liquor Found When MID-WES \Officers Follow GRID PROGRAM Mexican to Room — REACHES END . id to have been trant din mor CHICAGO. ocked Notre Danie's treops In the first perlod of was charged rt the game in Lincolr “a gE 4 SCIENCE TAKES TASTE V r. & nerlen ackle, nddec BAAlts acca enguaee OUT OF EPSOM SALTS goal to put the aame or discovery puts all wonderful In Mi elects of tablespoonful of Epsom. small sugar-coated pill. Kuhn's “sum Pill gots action in # few hours | Mild—but sure. Stick to good old Epsom Saltsin new easy-to-take form. 25¢ box. Sat- \sfaction guaranteed. At these druggists: Kimball Drug Stores, Casper Phar games Kar Oklahoma overwh 85 to 0. | | | | | Drug and FNDLER' CONTEST A BMLTO GRAS INTEREST Half a dozen fiddlers have nified their intention of takin in the contest which wil at the Rialto theater this ey MATINEES The contest has croused wide inte est locally because of its unusual nature. Old time selections are, to LAST TIMES TODAY Cc & VENINGS if ay ae 40c . HENNING ON FIRST VAU TODAY--SATURDAY--SUNDAY A_violent syclon! FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1925 cily during the nigh railway and Wa Several persons were ir 7 ce, James Gordon an were arrested a services jured by stones and bricks distod the wind. a ee STORM SWE! PALERMO, Nov. 27.—()— stotrm swept this PS SICILY. |” TOM MIX AMERICA “The LUCKY HORSESHOE” TOM’S FIRST PICTURE WITH TONY SINCE THEIR EUROPEAN VISIT —Also— LARRY SEMON FOX NEWS Ss : —In— “Humbugs and Husbands” 10¢ — 40c Shows at 1, 2:45, 4:30, 5:15, 7, 8:45 o’Clock When BETTER pictures are made AMERICA will show them! BISHOP-CASS BLOCK WEST OF EVILLE < 3 e R E = FIVE NEW EXTRAORDINARY ACTS [oa ff ALWAYS WORTH WHILE as or ES ROYCE & CO. | HIBBART & WHITE & ALICE JOYCE = a eT ran CPI Eee ey Re Lic seg olored But Not Born That Way” 3s BREAKS INTO | > JACK DAVIS = Character Comedian & “Headlines” —With— HARRY T. MOREY VIRGINIA LEE CORBIN She was a flirty, Mighty flapper with new ideas and a gogd old- fashioned mother, —Also— FOX IMPERIAL “LOVE AND LIONS” “ONE AMON a Oe Jesus, the Redeemer of mankind. In great fear, Judas ran out of the room, It is available to you.in Mere THE WORLD'S OLDEST Portrayed by aacsonct FASSNACHT IN ROLES INHERITED from GENERATION to GENERATION SPECIAL MUSIC BY THE NETTO LADIES ORCHESTRA LINDER & STARR | An Offering of Comedy, Music and Song THIS BIG VAUDEVILLE SHOW IN ADDITION TO THE NEW FIRST NATIONAL PICTURE “THE SCARLET SAINT” MARY ASTOR and LLOYD HUGHES Today and Saturday, Shows at 2:30, 7 and 9 YOU WILL BETRAY ME” HE Last Supper of Christ with His disciples stands out as an ev Christ knew that He was to be betrayed, and said: “One of you which eateth with me shall betray me,” Loudly the disciples protested, asking, “Is it I, Lord?!’ And when Judas asked, “Is it I, Lord?” the Savior answered: To watch this New Testament scene actually a more sympathetic understanding of your Bible as you read assion ) FIRST PLAYED at! 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