Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 8, 1917, Page 6

AT THE THEATRES | Blanche Sweet at the Iris “{ have heard of — disastrous} aneczes,” said Blanche Sweet, the Lasky star who will be seen at the Iris theater Sunday in the Lasky-Para- mount production, “The Silent Part- ner,” “of burglars concealed under the bed or in a closet, waiting-for some one to retire or leave the room, being suddenly seized with a sternu- tatory desire, and having their plans emtirely disconcerted, and I have Been siting in a theater, watching with bated breath a wonderfully dramatic climax, only to be brought unceremoniously to earth by a vio- lent sneeze from the tragedy queen; but never before have I heard of an entire company of players being held up for a whole day because of a Ran Lost 20 Yas who chafes at the narrow gations of the home and is about to take a / step that may lead to disaster. Her i | | father suspects that there is sonia: Found i in Field) thing afoot, and hurries to visit his | daughter’s own life, and she sees her-| LOVELL, Wyo., Sept. 8.—A ring} her mother’s life. The incidents are|lost by Mrs. W. F. Hunt, 20 years daughter's own life, ad she sees her-|ago, while riding horseback on the| self going thru the distressing mis-|farm near here, has been found. Mrs. haps which were caused by her|Leland Harris, who found the ring, | mother’s mistake. At the close she| polished it and discovered initials en- turns back to her husband and child|graved on the inside which led to the | as the most important interests in|identification by Mrs. Hunt. her life. A PIANO ATA BARGAIN | The Sunday program at the same| Rather than y storage on eis | | {theater will attract many in that a! beau will’rent o Metro production, ‘Somewhere inla ay party on i jE America,’ featuring Mary Miles Min-|Phoney “atte fer call. <y Berko- | ter and Thos. J. Carringtan, heads| Witz, district manager the Knight- the bill. The picture has been char-|Campbell Music Co., care, Henning | acterized as a photo-play of intense hotel, Casper, Wyo. 9-7-2t | patriotic appeal, of interest to every | — American today, combining love of country with the love between man MORES & LUTAS GROCERY meeze. “In one scene of my picture, ‘The Sent Partner,’ I carefully and cau-} tiously open a door, close it behind} me, and advance into the room just as my employer is about to end his life It is a very tragic moment and false move would ruin the sc Just as I opened the door in the rehearsal, I sneezed. The dk eaped from my grasp, swung against a stand, knocking ov | | ] final oor e b ack which broke into hundred p 2 it fell. This was the first scene take that morning, but not the first scen in which the vase had been used, con sequently a delegation from the prop- erty room was immediately sent out} to duplicate the vase The search} sver the city occupied the entire day while the company enjoyed a holiday To leave the sneeze in the picture was} an impossibility, coming t did in the midst of so dramatic a scene, 50} there was nothing to do but suspend | all operations until another vase eould be secured. “It is funny how a little uninten- tional mishap will upset a great big institution that way. I know of an- other time we were held up for near- ly am entire day because a room had been fitted with the wrong kind of door knobs. Had we used the knobs as they were first placed, we would Rnve received hundreds of letters about them criticizing our otherwise wonderfully artistic sets, so we had to send a man down town to get the proper kind of door knobs. I am | really interested in ‘The Silent Part- wer’ because there are many girls who} are of much more value to their em- ployers than they realize, and I hope that this production will open some of } these employers’ eyes and that the} deserving business girls will be prop- erly rewarded.” a Norma Talmadge on Lyric Screen A double story is woven into “The Law of Compensation,” to be shown at the Lyric tonight. Norma Tal- madge takes the part of a young wife and maid. ‘Somewehre in America” COMPANY | depicts graphically every branch of {patriotic service, at the same time! telling the girl’s tion. po: mpelling story of a devo nd a man’s regenera- The tricks of traitors are ex- d and patriotism triumph Fancy ond Staple Groceries Exclusive Line of Imported Goods iter Annual Race Up ;| Colorado Peak to Hold Attention of Motonists' (By United Press) 132 W. 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