Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 18, 1923, Page 20

PAGE FOUR. Theatricals :-: VYOMING THEATER GO-DPERATES | FLIRT’ STORY IN TRIBUNE'S Tickets Posted as Extra Prizes| for Candidates Running | Ahead this Week. | Through the courtesy of the Wy¥o-| contestants in The! Automobile Campaign! fered an extra sect of prizes, cou-| z of tickets to the Wyomng the ‘Tarkingon’s splend:d | First,” which s{ hat theater, starting next! be five separate sets of 1 ers be de- nts which they will be | tons secured to The | Points in this contest termined as follows. subscriptions 14 point. r subscription 1 point | years subscription 2 points. | 3 years xubscription 3 points. | 4 years subscription 4 points. | subscription 5 points. | subscription 6 points, contestants securing the Sire Bill be 4 6 months ars The pst numb of points will be given as follows: ! prize-—6 tickets. | 1 prize—5 tickets. GREAT CAMPAIGH Third prize—4 tickets. Fourth prize—s tickets. Fitth prize—2 tickets. Tiere is a two-fold ojportunity for all contestants, that of secing this wonderful production ebsolute’y free and et the same time increase your vote standing toward the closed cars, which are soon awarded by The Daily Tribune. Woutdn't it be a wonderful treat for any contestant to give a dandy the. ater patty for some of the true friends who had helped them in their contest? The Wyoming theater, by their kind ness, have made this a s'mple matter for any contestant Those who are aiuck to take advantage of opportu nities will be on the job early Monday morning in an effort to win one of these prizes. All contestants are starting on an equal } for this special campaign, which begins Monday, February 18 and closes Friday night, Fobrua: : This {s a wonderful opportunity for new contestants and those who start- ed late to win a special prize Let your slogan be “A Theater Party Saturday Night,” and a larg vote for the grand prizes. Determination will win. woing to see “The Flirt’ fine new to be Are you “MA. AND MAS, JIGGS’ ENTERTAIN TODAY AT THE IRIS SIDE-SPLITTING COMEDY PLAY GLOSES ENGAGEMENT A ripping comeay sented tl is to be pre- | by yd TB. Trousdale company for one day only this af n and evening, “Mr. and Mrs Jiggs,” one of the funniest _per- preduction, “The Flirt.” which is play $s entirely céstinct from “Bringing Up Father” which played here a few weeks ago. It includes everything from Jiggs’ wife to all his associates and is sure to please with its general fun. H. B. Phillips will take the part of Jiggs and Boyd B. Trousdale will serve as Dinty Moore. Maggie will be played’ by Alice Collison. The story begins with home in Finnegan's alley, later shows the sce Jigs’ a year s enacted at his home on Murray hill and closes with the customary magnificence of the Jiggs. family. The price of admission for the matinee today is 10 cents and 40 cents, For the evening show it will be 25 cents and 55 cents, The Boyd B. Trousdale company Will bid good by to its many Casper friends Tuesday evening. On Mon- day and Tuesday “The Man Who Came Back” will be tho play. It will be a fitting productian to be staged by this company which has attatined to such heights of popu- larity as are rarely reached by a singie aggregation of actors and COLUMBIA BILL OLD FAVORITE Comedy-Drama ennessee’s and mercy ry of the struggle for human heart. The work of Julin Dean as the nurse is rfection itself. As usual continu: ye shows will be run today starting at 2:30, the doors being opened at 2 o'clock sharp. the Pardner” Is Offering Today and Tomorrow. Nearly every theatre-goer has seen or heard of ‘Tennessee's Pardner,’”* which is the production to pe staged by Jack Lord and his Musigiris at the Columbia toda has and Monday. If one it one will surely want to see it again. It is considered one of the best comedy dramas ever put before the American public. seen Jack Lord himself will be seen in the part of eenwhillicker Hay’ one of the best character eomedy parts ever written. No comment is needed as to how Jack will handle it. In fact every member of the com- pany is cast in a good part and “Ten- neasee’s Pardner” will linger long in the minds of Columbia patrons. There will b sht corking vaudevillg and ensemble specialties to add pep to this big show. “The photoplay, “Ruling Passions” is one of the most delightful and most cleverly woven stories ever written, It 4s a stirring drama of present day social life in which ha: ARILLIANT CAST IN RIALTO FILM Three Stars Featured in De- lightful Paramount Comedy Opening Today. Distinctly unique and praiseworthy {s William de Mille’s latest P: production of urlza. fon of Booth Tarkington's celebrated stage success which achieved a tr umph in New York a few years ago. With three famous Paramount stars— Wallace Reid, Agnes Ayres and May MeAvoy—and a supporting cast which embraces many notable screen players, “Clarence” is a charming comedy of American family. life. and one that carries a swe: and whole some message. Tt ‘s a picture every man, woman and child in the country who sees it will enjoy for it is clean as a pin and directly in line with that better grade of pictures which the public demands and which Parn- mount is producing at the Rialto to- Vaudeville =e e OF REAL LFE Lure of Dainty Modern Girl Is Shown in Feature Film at Wyoming. Like a moth trresrtibiy drawn to the flaming candle, so were men drawn to Cora Madison; just a wee side glance from those coy eyes and the damago was done. Yet you couldn’t blame Cora; it was as natural for her to flirt as it was to eat, but, like all her kind, there came a time when she had to pay the penalty for her indiscretions. Booth Tarkington's story, “The Flirt,” was one of the most widely read books in the country, and its en- tertainment value is greatly en- hanced by its presentation in screen form. Tt was made into a magnifi- cent fim by the Universal Pictures| Corporation, and will be seen at the Wyoming theatre starting Thursday. There are few persons who have not had a heart-brenking experience with a flirt, because the species comes in hoth male and female form. hence there are few that will fail to understand the psychology of Mr. Tarkington's story, and, if they are not now in the midst of a similar ex- perience, to thoroughly enjoy each minute of the performance next Universal casting directors spent many weary weeks in conning lists of players in order that each charac- ter might be fittingly portrayed. The ro'e of Cora Madison 1s portrayed by that popular star, Efleen Perey, with Helen Jerome Eddy as the plainer sister, who is the direct antithesis of “the flirt.” George Nichols, whose excellent work in pletures has won him a widespread reputation, is. seen as the father. Others in the all-star cast are Nell Craig, Harold Goodwin, Buddy Messinger, Tom Kennedy, Lydia Knott, Bert Roach, Edward Hearne, Dorothea Wolbert, Lloyd Whit'ock and William Welsh. ‘The production was directed by Ho- bart Henley, one of the most skillful craftsman in pictures. New artistic heights inh photography were reach- ed in “The Fiirt.’ and the scenes of American life are said to make all those who watch the picture feel themselves a part of the story. COME TO DENVER AND EAT AT HOFF-SCHROEDER’S Denver's Greatest Cafeteria 1545-47 Welton St. WATCH Close today from Casper Sunday Worning Cribune News of Local Offerings stand'ng polis, Know.” comedy, Fox News. Sunday Sunday more in AMERICA Sunday and Monday—“The Ninety and Nine,” adopted from the famous /Ilynn in “Bucking the Line” play by Ramsey Morris. The feature players are Colleen Moore, Baxter, Arthur Jasmine, Mary Young, and Gertrude Aster, comedy, “The Wise Cracker,” and Fox News of World Events. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday —“The Hero.” a picturization of Gii- bert Emery’s celebrated play, with a/ cast that promises to make It an out-! picture, G'ass. Barabara La Marr, John Sain- David Butler, | Frankie Les. Also Pathe News and Topics of the Day. Friday and Saturday—Earis fams in’ his latest pleture, “You Never Also Larry Semon in his new “The Counter Jumper.” and only—Matinee and night. The Boyd B. Trousdale Stock pany present the Comedy, “Mr. and Mrs. Jiggs.” all the children may be able to see this comedy the admission for Sunday matinee will be 10c, adults 40c. the evening show the admission will be 25¢ and BBe, Monday and Tuesday—The Trous- ‘e company will present their ciot ing bill, “The Man Who Came Back.” HUB only—Buck Jones in “Straight From the Shoulder,” also “Treasure Bound,” a two-part com- iy. Monday and Tuesday—Jonn Barry. “The Lotus Eater, Buster Keaton House. ‘Warner also two-part namely Gaston! Doris Pawn, ‘Tuesday Bwaneo! and wil in “Her Husband's comedy, “Fresh from the Farm.” Wednesday and Thursday—Maurice and in “The Electric Friday and Saturday—Jackle Coo- gan and Harold Lloyd in “Follow the Crowd, and Mutt & Jeff in “Red Hot,” WYOMING Sunday and Monday—Ceci!l B. De- Mille'’s greatest production, “The Af- fairs of Anatol” with an all-star cast, including Theodore Dexter, Agnes Ayres, Gloria Swanson, Bebe Daniels and others, also two- part comedy, “Sting E'm. Sweet.” Roberts, Wednesday—Gloria Trad TRIS, com: | Cartoon Bo Famous For also STARTING THURSDAY Elliott} sight. mark,” and round five of the famous H. C. Witwer's stories from Colliers, “The Leather Pushers.” Starting Thursday—Booth Tarking- ton's Famous Masterpiece, “The First,” direct from a sensational run! in New York and other leading cities. Sunday, Monday and Tuesday— “Clarence” with Wallace Reid, May McAvoy and Agnes Ayres, Carter De Haven Comedy, Kinogram. ‘Wednesday and Thursday—Agnes Ayres in “A Daughter of Luxury.” Cameo Comedy. Fables. Special for Wednesday evening only, pupils from the Ethel Mann School of Dancing the Minuet. Friday and Saturday—"My Old Ken- tucky Home” and Lloyd Hamilton Comedy, “Extra, Extra!” el alee Bats avoid collisions with trees, etc., when flying in pitch darkness, not by but by emitting a vibrating note, inaudible to human ears. This vibratory air-wave reacts upon meeting an obstacle, and #0 warns the dat automatically of dange’ powerful | SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1923. Notes of ‘BIG FOREST FIRE Feature Picture Now Playing at America Packed With Exciting Episodes. Like a moth: frrestibly drawn to gines and an intensery interesting human interest story 1s found in the David Smith production, “The Ninety and Nine,” which is now playing at the America theatre. Yt is an adapt- al by the same name that was popular a few years ago when a forest fire |and locomotive on the stage were |considered mechanical achievements. The screen has put an end to these stage thrills and the reason for it is apparent in this picture. Aa the spectator sits motionless, breathless, | watching the hero run an engine through miles of burning forest with OOTH WYOMING THEATER © TARKIN 1 P.M. until 3 P.M. The Flirt will be on the streets if you think you discover her bring her to the Wyoming Theatre and get the reward. TUESDAY A WILLIAM DE MILLE PRODUCTION —WITH— “CLARENCE” WALLACE REID, MAY McAVOY, AGNES AYRES Booth Tarkington's roaring stage comedy hit is bigger and funnier than ever on the screen. cast of your favorite stars. Produced with a With Waily Reid as the mys- terious hero who jazzes the flappers’ hearts away with his moanin’ saxophone. | CARTER DE HAVEN COMEDY THE NETTO LADIES’ ORCHESTRA Shows at 1, 3, 5, 7 and 9 o’Clock KINOGRAM TENNESSE’S PARDNER” WITH JACK HIMSELF AS “GEWILLICKER HAY” xT. TTi £7 CASPERS FAMILY THEATR iv 2S ~J £.414J WHERE EVERYBODY GOES STARTING TODAY, JACK LORD AND HIS MUSIGIRLS COMPANY IN THE CLEVER COMEDY You'll Laugh, You'll Roar at This Side-Splitting Comedy. 8--VAUDEVILLE SPECIALTIES—8 AND THE INTENSELY INTERESTING PHOTOPLAY “RULING PASSIONS” A Stirring Drama of Present-Day Social Life. Doors Open at 2, Show Starts at 2:30 AMERICA THEATER TRE BIG SCENES IN THE TAVERN THE DEBUTANTE BALL THE BARN DANCE TOMS ESCAPE FROM THE BLAKES ‘a Grent Snerifice for Tom ‘The Death of Hud ‘The Thrilling Ride From Cleves to Marlow Through Miles of Burning Forests “THE NINETY AND NINE” The Big Thrill Picture of the Age With Colleen Moore and Warner Baxter TODAY and MONDAY —Also— ‘Two-Part Com iy “WISE CRACKERS” And Current Events Shows at 1, 3, 5, 7,0 —_—— COMING “THE HERO” CONTINUOUS SHOWS TODAY i= A Admission 10c and 40c | A AIC RRC RRR EON ios Puy aH RISHOP-CASS THEATERS HUB BUCK JONES im “STRAIGHT FROM THE SHOULDER” —Alno— Two-Part Comedy “TREASURE BOUND” 1to ll 10e and 2e ‘Tomorrow JOHN BARRYMORE —In— “THE LOTUS EATER” MR. an TROU; Evening, Children yn of Ramsay Morris’ famous play | IRIS THEATER TODAY ONLY MATINEE AND NIGHT JIGGS A COMEDY FROM THE FAMOUS . CARTOONS OUST By STOCK COMPANY FAMILY MATINEE TODAY Children J0c, Adults 40c Matinee, 2:30—Evening, 8115 Filmdom HOLDS CHIEF THRILL IN “NINETY AND NINE” huge flaming limbs and trunks, fati. ng on and before the speeding loco. motive threatening at every second to derail’ the train the realism {s of a kind that could never be duplicated on e stage. When the flames demolish the telegraph poles and cut short the cry for help to Marlow cold chills play up and down the spine and a lump heaves up in the throat. | “The Ninety and Nine” plays to. day and tomorrow at the America theatre. A fine program fs filled out with The Wise Cracker,” a two-part | comedy and Fox Ne ABYS COLDS are soon “nipped in the bud” without “dosing” by use of— yic VAPO Over 17 Million Jars Und Yont Continuous 1 to 11 All your life you have heard of an all-star cast. Here you will see one. Wallace Rig * - Gioria swan’? ase Li Lasky CECIL B DeMILLE'S . Presents 2. RODUCTION. e Affairs peels With an all Star_Cast’ Also Two-Part Comedy “Sting Em Sweet” d MRS. DALE Fe, Adults B5e