Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 15, 1917, Page 8

Holmes Hee: |MARVELOUS MARY PAINT ON A HOUSE is like a Suit of Clothes on a man. APPEARANCE and DURA- BILITY are everything. LOWE BROS. PAINT gives distinction and individuality. THE HOLMES HARDWARE COMPANY Garden and Lawn Supplies PHONE 601 | Mary Pickford has been starred on the screen in characterizations of many picturesque nationalities but jher little Dutch girl in “Hulda From Holland,” by Edith Barnard Delano, has never been surpassed in humor and genuine appeal to the heart. It \is as Hulda of the dike country that the foremost star of the motion pic- jture screen will appear at the Iri Theatre Wednesday night, when this exquisite Famous Players production is released on the Paramount pro- gram. Tho there is a great deal of tender lappeal in Miss Pickford’s little Dutch ‘girl, there is so much that is comic lin her interpretation of the role and jthere are so many delightful little jchildren are seen with the start that }“Hulda From Holland” will undoubt- edly rank as one of Mary Pickford’s ture humor. on the invitation of her uncle—a typ- Jical Pennsylvania Dutéhman—Hulda brings her three little brothers to the By MISS IRMA PATTON Office Phone 15; Residence Phone 365-J National League Meeting Tonight A most interesting program o Home Economics, with Mrs. Br: -y the omission of the violin ense and Miss Faith Gilmore as spea and the extra attraction of five has been arranged for the meeting of 'thetic dances. These dances w jot credit for its decided success. 1 general program was the same first produced with the exception of t |THE EARL FRANKLIN -'| USED CAR COMPANY the National League for Woran’s under the supervision of Miss Bohlke Service at the library this eventi. 9. und were remarkable for their excep- | of 1544 Court Place All members and those interested tional grace and character. The} the service each car will give. should attend cupid dance, as presented by Vera Denver, is sure that each ° Burnett won such a hearty applause | | car listed below offers the unusual Dinner Party that the little lady was called b k} opportunity of securing a good For Younger Set and gave a flag dé 3 Used Car at prices determined by } a Miss Marjorie Keith, the attractive were beautiful inte jaughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. C.| Vera Manbeck Keith, presided at a dinner party a her home on Saturday evening The With Miss Patric guests were bidden for 7 o’clock, at wai were heart which time they were ushered to the audience. {ming room where the beautifully |Likely danced like two li Hi Roteineckand 2-38 leeorated table brot forth many ex-|in the Dance of the Daisies. A dance] | Pierce, 38, 5-passenger clammations of admiration. Pink |¢f the poppies was presented by four! | Packard 13-48 7-passenger roses and pink sweet peas formed the yeung girls during the last act of the | Peerless Coupe attractive centerpiece, the dinner was | Play, this dance was also charming. | Alco Touring Car served by Mrs. Keith, who has assist “Jtogether the play ¢ players | | Packard Truck ed by Mrs. Wilder. Following the scored a decided ‘inner the party went to the Iris Theatre and from there to the dance Mr Robert Bartholomew and at the Masonic Temple Those en-|baby have returned from Chicago joying Miss Keith's hospitality were where they have visited for some time | | Hudson 54, 7-passenger Misses Vera Manbeek, eHlen i Packard 1-35 Touring with twin 6 Mable Johnson, and Messrs Sanford ° Marmon 34 Baker, Waldo Roberts, » Wright The many friends of Mrs. G. T, | Everett 6 cyl. 5-passenger and George Robinson. Morgan will be pleased to learn that | | Abbott 7-passenger ° |she is again able to be out after a Large Crowd |long siege of illness during the winter , At School Play | The high school operetta, “The Windmills of Holland’ whi ; peated last night, drew a large day in eight hours, he having dri the Auditorium being filled to its ca {a new Packard: up. pacity. The play is one of the best | foy. (0) school productions that has been pre-| ‘The choir of the Methodist Church sented in Casper and Miss Little, | will hold their regular choir practice the musical director who trained the | Wednesdaw evening after the Prayer | students, deserved no smoll amount |meeting. and also danced | | Lozier Moline Touring Car Overland Touring Car I National Speedster Buick 55, 7-passenger Banner, | with relatives and friends Your inquiry by letter, tele- phone or personal call will receive every attention. .. Baumgardner made Sheyenne to Casper ter ven The Earl Franklin Used Car Co., 1544 Court Place, Denver, Colo. Main 8539 “When Brennan Says He Leads— HE LEADS!" WE POSITIVELY GUARANTEE THE FIRST RUN ON ALL ‘MARY PICKFORD’ New Art Craft Super-Features BETTER PLAYS AT THE LYRIC ALWAYS LYRIC THEATRE LAST TIME TONIGHT LORE THE MYSTIC GIRL INA RETURN ENGAGEMENT Beginning Thursday May 17th The Chase- Lister Theatre Co. THURSDAY—“His Honor, the Mayor” FRIDAY—“‘Where Is My Sister?” SATURDAY MATINEE—“The Moonshiner’s Daughter.” SATURDAY NIGHT—“The Devil’s Lane” SPECIAL SCENERY FOR EVERY PLAY The BEST VAUDEVILLE BETWEEN ACTS OUR OWN ORCHESTRA SPECIAL PRICES—25 and 35 cents A Few at 50 Cents Tonight Metro Pictures Corporation Presents THE DRAMATIC STAR, Edmund Breeze — In —— The Lure of Hearts Desire Five Acts of Vital Human Photodrama Also—Willaim Fox Presents HARRY LEHRMAN | In —— “THE HOUSE OF TERRIBLE SCANDALS” Eight Reels and Vaudeville NO ADVANCE IN PRICE THE CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE | PLAYS DUTCH GIRL episodes in which three adorable} greatest contributions to motion pic- : ! 5 Opening in picturesque Holland, land of opportunity. But all of Hul-| of the New Central Railway for he|tween the pair and when the elder jthe action shifts to New York when, |qda’s opportunities are not showered ‘upon her at once. In fact her unclejway thru the obstinate old man’s;his son as a means of reaching the has barely met her when he is injured | farm and now when he has only three jold man thru his beloved niece, the and taken to the hospital where he | more days in which to bring matters boy goes much further than his pa- lies without any means of identifica-|to a h tion. Hulda alone in New York with |disapp: | three little children and not a soul Hulda, meanwhile, has interested C. H. Curtis left yesterday for she knows! counsellor and friend in the keeperjshe falls thru a sky light, arriving of a boarding house with whom she|very unceremoniously in the studio|Lander and the surrounding coun- finds temporary employment. Thelof young Walton, the son of the rail-|try, came down this morning on the injury to her Uncle Peter is almost|way man. The unconventional meet-| Northwestern on business and is as serious a blow to President Walton 'ing results in a deep friendship be-igreeting his numerous friends here. a RE 2M 1917 National, 12-cyl, 4-passenger | | ' ee iti = tought LRIS H Tonight 10 and 15 Cents LIB ROBERT WARWICK and DORIS KENYON ate eee 2 ee A GIRL’S FOLLY Here is something new in pictures, a romance of the making of films in a moving picture plant are shown in detail—the dressing rooms, the lunch rooms, the big indoor tank where watet scenes are staged, the revolving stage, the director at work—all this and a great deal more. With- out a doubt this is one of the most unusual and most delightful motion pictures ever made. EVERY MOVIE FAN WILL LOVE IT. has been trying to force a right of Walton hits upon the scheme of using Uncle Peter has suddenly |rent cutlined. ed. ‘. an Italian organ grinder by her ec- | Shoshoni to take charge of the drill- But the brave little girl finds ajcentric dances and while rehearsing | ing operations for Fred McPherson. i Ed. Gustin, a pioneer rancher of Gi A Ka IRIS One Day Only 2---SHOWS---2 7:30 and 9,O’clock 10 AND 15 CENTS CAST OF CHARACTERS HUEDA\S. 283 oS Se eee are oe MARY PICKFORD JohniWalton.22 4s 25532 ee eee Frank Loosee Allan, His Son ______ __._John Bowers UnclePeter=eas ee ‘ _~ Russell Bassett Nacobyetsaces2 i ee eee _.~ Haral Hollacher The?Burgomasters-2 == oe Cbs Lae ee Charles E. Vernon Each of the above Cast is a Star in this SPECIAL PRODUCTION, be- sides many more who take part, whose names are not mentioned. MARY PICKFORD In wooden shoes! Clumping and bumping about the Famous Players’ studio, the celebrated little star was a delightful and amusing sight, but not unuproariously funny, as she will be on the screen when she appears in the FAMOUS PLAYERS’ PRODUCTION HULDA FROM HOLLAND The stroy opens in Holland, where little Hulda finds herself in sole charge of her three infant brothers upon the death of her parents. Her Uncle Peter, who has become a prosperous Pennsylvania farmer, sends for her to come to America with the children. He meets them at the pier in New York, but is injured while seeking information about trains, and is taken to a hospital, where no means of identification is found upon him. Hulda with her three infant brothers seek shelter with a kind-hearted old boadring-house land lady. 4 The search for Uncle Peter, in which Hulda and Walter's son become involved, develops a delightful romance. In five splendid parts. 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