Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 16, 1922, Page 7

MONDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1922. Che Casper Daily Cridune PAGE SEVEN “NICE PEOPLE,” STARRING WALLACE REID, TO DELIGHT PUBLIC POWERFUL PLOT IS UNFOLOED IN. |2tere’* ood] MOVIE SELEGTED FOR ‘OPENER |“ scocie worta William de Mille’s Adaptation of Big Stage Success) .. Sans “aE Ames Sera | Supported by Excellent Cast Supporting Wal- w pipccess sole eae nt lace Reid, Bebe Daniels and Julia Faye 1 ae emer pease th | - peat epee pienso pa A picture of today with a punch for everyd Thain ome Gar omen | William de Mille’s production of “Nice People,” which will} “Biooa and Sand.” his first Para be featured Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday in opening! mount star picture, adapted from i the new Rialto theater here. thh Vincente Blasco Ibanez novel by | Derethy Dalton, a Paramount star, A_ powerful and timely story, adapted from one of the) 237° Mathis and yroduced by Fret |in one of western roles. Miss Dal- 2 ; ‘ | Nible. season’s most successful stage plays, piayed by an all-star ton's big fall production to be shown cast headed by Wallace Reid, Bebe prominent in the casts of “Fool's Par- at the Rialto theater, is “The Siren's Daniels, Conrad Nagei and Julia Faye| adise, Saturday Night, What Call.” “1 these are the elements that the pro | Every Woman Knows,” “Midsummer ducer has combined to make what | Ma * and other’ plays, is cast in seams destined to he role of Julia Faye, whol table box office D1 successes of the year OPENS TOMORROW AT 1 O’CLOCK WITH THE BIG PARAMOUNT PICTURE matador is the fighting. He of Spain and the life of ‘a bullfighte: giving all the verve and romance } an existence without pre se features of a bullfight 1 by American audiences. sational dispatching of keeping in the spixit ish veneration of the Ace of 8: s the long matadorian sword is like | wise caled “‘enpada.” | “Blood and Sand” is announcet he Rialto thea | as being one of the most colorful | ter soon. LL: and Nita Nald | productions tn years. It js a story have the leading feminine roles. the principals ard Martindale, E § , Ethel Wales, Willzm Boyd, and Bertram Johns form a group of supporting players who give uniformly Interesting and genuine characteriza- tions of the lesser roles. SS ee teel and Steel Wark }_ Widely known as one of the most ~ “Nice Peo- ple,” with his accustomed skill. He m the knows the screen camera intimately and his photography tn consequence eo is distinguished by clearness} beauty and perfection of perspective. His work in “Nice People” will add much to his reputation as a wizard of the lens, ) Is this true of our modern jazz- mad young people? See this picture that exposes the wild life in a glittering, sensational manner, Was It “The Gate” Supplied by the Sst Or “The Gait” That ‘OMAHA STEEL WORKS John Bowers Got? EN OR eect Omaha, Nebraska John Bowers. had & hard time “get: Standing always for artistic and|ting the gait” during the timing of General Office and Works, 48th and Leavenworth Sts. @ramatic photoplay perfection, the|“The Bonded Woman,” a Paramount name of William de Mille has become! feature, starring Betty Compson > ee synonymous with the best in motion |which ‘comes to the ‘Rialto ‘heater [f Engineers, Founders, Machinists, pletures, His trainng as a stage play- | soon. wright and director imbued him with] «tmagine anybody ‘giving the gate’ Contractors and Manufacturers a knowledge of dramatic construction |:o John Bowers!” remarked a young and an appreciation of dramatic val-lwoman in the back tow. But she utes that has been constantly reflected | misunderstood the leading man's prob- iy his subsequent screen work. Such] tem. whic wis to combine the Wie } pictures ss osinsuns ge Magnets,” tex” of x sailor, with the be tseng Steel Bridges, Sea Water Towers and Stand Pipes. “s and] zalt of the same. As he admits, h i i ‘f Paid For,” have given ample proof of | would never have been able to. aaive Py cahlee fhe iirc pcm ba his ability. Vitality, subtiéty, and dra/}ir, but forthe fact that he is a Skilled |¥ matie perfection combining to form] satior, | excellent enertainment are the dis | = tinguished characteristics of William Ge Mille productions. “Nice People” marks a now and higher mark in all of these respects. Rachel Crothers, Author. “Nice People owey its origin to one! of the season's notable stage suc: ceases—-Rachel Crothers’ play of the same name which delighted New York and other eastern audiences for months. It was declared by metropol- itan critics to be one of the most dramatic analyses of current times ever seen on the stage. Willlam de Mille has given a faithful picturization of the original play, departing trom it only when the possibilities of the screen surpassed the limitations of the stage. Clafa Beranger, Scenarist Clara Beranger, a scenarist of note, adapted “Nice People” for the screen she also-made the adaptations of “Miss Luli Bett” and “Bought and Paid For,” both of which were high- ly successful. “Nice People” promises to ‘add additional laurels to Mrs. Ber ame. Before joining William staff she wrote the screen r. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde” Structural and Ornamental Iron Work for Buildings, ADOLPH ZUKORL PRESENTS A Wiiiiam deMille PRODUCTION “NICE , PEOPLE WITH WALLACE REID BEBE DANIELS CONRAD NAGEL JULIA FAYE Play of and such successful originals as “The Gilded Lily” and “Exit the Vamp.” Story Is Powerful. ‘The story cf ~\’ce People” concerns Theodora Glourester, who belong. to & group of “nice people,’ ‘who drink, antoke, gamble and flirt. She From the Broadway Hit by Rachel Crothe 3. Screen Play by Clara Beranger ADDITIONAL ATTRACTIONS “LOOK OUT BELOW” Change Shoes for Fall - “Right now begin to build up your strength and resist herself to be in love with Scotty Wil bur, the best dancer in her set, and despite the objections of her father Zz hy - . et, she ‘goes winter. Exhausting sum- Pra) . : - And Daraainl, ‘she apes to a: Toad ing powers against the rigors of g A Mermaid Comedy with Lige Conley, Don Barclay, Elinor Lynn. meets Billy Wade, just back trom mer days have worn down your nerves and depleted your NEWS WEEKLY service abroad, and to whom the dif- ference between ‘‘nice people” and peop’e of the half. world, is scarcely distinguishable. ‘Theodora, familiarly known as "Ted dy,” induces Scotty to go to an all. day picnic. Caught by a storm they take refuge in a farm house. Scotty becomes intoxicated and falls asleep while Teddy spends the night in a roam upstairs. Billy arrives and takes charge of Scotty, leaving be fore the latter awakes. Teddy's father and aunt reach the farmhouse and seeing Scotty, they misunderstand the situation and insist that Teddy an vitality. Get back your strength and recuperate your AND THE energy by active exercise in the open air. Walk! Walk aero > briskly and breathe deeply the crisp air of autumn. CHIC AGO NETTO iF ADIES ORCHESTR A Change shoes for fall.- Step inte your new Foot Savers and into a An Organization of Talented Musicians. aid ora ot Tuan ane comfort. all pore et stom the first day with delight—they require no “breaking in.’”’ No chafing or cramping. INSEE SEE SE 2 A AGE GTS II ERS SOME OF THE COMING ATTRACTIONS “The Gilded Cage” “‘The Old Homestead”’ No letting down or flattening at vital points. Wonderful Foot Saver Shoes! How you will enjoy them. They will fit your feet as nature intended, Proper support and gentle control where necessary. Their snug-fitting arches will give your feet a dis- nounce her engagement to Scotty. She tinctive air of individuality. Flexible soles and well balanced heels will 66 9? rete, che hah ee aid your free swinging stride. : Manslaughter 8 Ay ee ee j Beautiful Foot Saver Shoes! Styled according to the latest fashion : ‘ : ; ed Pare | Oe aa i ee bein edict; a variety of leather and lasts unexcelled; priced in strict accord- Harry Carey in The Kick Bac Reported Missing ports. Billys knows better and he ance with their value. decides to stay at the farm and help Teddy run it Teddy goes to a ball! and is hura when everybody snubs her. Scotty stands by her in the crisis, for) he lovss her. When her father comes to take her home, sho tells! him that the one thing money can’t! buy, is love and—@Billy. But Billy has! @ different view and when she prom-! ises to be # regular old fashioned wife, | he takes her in his arms. | Cast Is Brilliant. { Seldom since “The Affairs of Ana- te¥” huve so many conspicuous names, appeared in the cast of a single pic- ture. Wallace Reid portrays the hero, Billy Wade, with Bebe Daniels as the Gelightfw “Teddy. Conrad Nagel, ‘‘“Grandma’s Boy”’ “Blood and Sand’’ ‘The Dictator” “My Dad” ‘My Wild Irish Rose”’ GLOBE SHOE CO. [pS sown dastr Nemoto law” 230 South Center Street Starting Time of Shows—1, 3, 5,7, 9 P. M. ie A si mi “Nice People” Stara Admission~Adults 4c, Children !0¢ 1:45, 3:45, 5:45, 7:45, 9:45 P. M. We congratulate you, ladies, on your new Foot Saver Shoes. You will have many hours of pleasure from wearing them. - = wes TOTTI [an |) oO — 4 Te ee ee