Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 6, 1923, Page 19

y which ~. ments and spots sewed on by hand. SUNDAY, MAY 6, 1923. Theatricals ROLLICKING SEA YARN PROVIDES PLOT FOR FURY’ AT AMERICA MOTH COSTUME WORN IN FILM Bebe Daniels Uses It on Dance Scenes of New Pic- ture, “Singed Wings.” A moth costume, declared by art- ista and costumers to be one of the most beautiful ever designed, is an important accessory in “Singod Wings,” Penrhyn Stanlaws’ new pro- duction for Paramount featuring Bebe Daniels and Conrad Nagel. Miss Daniels uses the costume for ‘The Moth Dance,” a dance creation in she is given exceptional op- portunity to display her terpsichorean talents. Kilvyert Designs Costume. Designed by B. Cory Kilvert, fam- ous artist whose front page portraits and pictures have appeared in leading magazines throughout the country, the moth costume embodies in its makeup about 47 yards of silver- grey and black-grey georgette, about 24 yards Vatik, 25 yards of ostriche fringe and about 75 yards of silver cord. Bodice of Grey Georgette, ‘The bodice was made of light grey georgette, with an under garment of pink silk. ‘The ostriche fringe, some 25 yards in length, was gathered around and around, forming a soft flexible covering, the feahetr edges of which continually swayed in the slightest breeze with entrancing ef fect, ‘The moth wings, in which over 45 yards of silver grey and black-grey georgette were used, were doubled. ‘The upper sides were of Vatik geor- gette, but the under sides were of Dlack-grey with colored cloth orna- Silver Grey Hose and Shoes. Silver grey hose, full tength, and silver grey ballet joes complete the costume. The effect, when Miss Daniels lifts her arms in the course of “The Moth Dance,” for which the costume was designed, ts of a huge and marvelous'y beautiful moth— such a one, ‘mired. as would «at Richard Barthelmess Stars In First National At- traction Richard Barthelmess in “Fury,” a rollicking, stirring drama of the deep sea from the facile pen of Edmund Goulding, will be the First National plece de resistance at the America theater Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. This production is heralded as an even more ambitious dramatic offort than any other of Barthelmess’ high- ly popular een successes, including either “Tol’abte David" or “The Bond Boy.” A very large portion of the picture was taken at sea in a picturesque old four-masted sailing schooner, for Barthelmess plays the role of a cowed young second mate whose epirit is not thoroughly aroused until his father, the captain, throws discredit on the name of the girl the boy in- tended to marry. Then, later, on learning from the Ups of his dying father the name of the man who had wronged his mother, his whole nature changes and he swears vengeance. Which leads to gripping denouement and the culmination of a romance. Dorothy Gish is Barthelmess’ lead- ing lady, portraying the role of Minnie, the little London boarding house slavey with whom the bashful young mate falls in love. Tyrone Power, famous on stage and screen, has the part of Captain Levton. Others in important roles are Barry Macollum, Pat Hertigan and Jessie Arnold. “Fury” was directed by Henry King, who also directed the preced: ing Barthelmess successes of the past year. the hearts of the mest learned ety mologists to flutter with the joy of » new and wondrous discovery. . Has Role of Dancer. In “Singed Wings.” M'as Daniels portrays the role of the last of a once proud and wealthy Spanish fami'y The wealth has gone and Bonita is forced to dance in a water-front cafe of San Francisco to earn money to support herself and her aged grand. father, Don Jose della Guerda (played by Robert Brower). Her dance is called ‘The Moth Dance” and it is in this creation that she wears the won-| derful cost phere TODAY AND HOOT IBSON His Latest Production BUDDY MESSINGER “DAD’S BOY” 10c——-30c. HERE AT LAST RAGGY RUBEN SYNCOPATORS AT THE “MOOSE GARDENS OPENING NIGHT Tuesday, May 8 MOOSE BUILDING Che Casper Sunday Worning Cribune “FURY,” THE LONG HERALDED PICTURE WITH RICHARD BARTHELMESS, RICHARD HERE TUESDAY BARTHELMESS end Tyrone Power inFURY™ Henry King, the Producer, made this picture before the mast. He pictured the Ae in a fog. That’s why “Fury” Griffith called it one of the ment of life. is an that happen when you heel in a gale or flounder honest-to-goodness picture. D. W atest pictures ever made—a docu- And he knows pictures! And look! Dorothy Gish is “Dick's” leading lady, eclipsing every other performance, as “Minnie,” the hash-house slavy from the Limehouse. “Fury” has the spirit of the sea. what you find here in drama, strife, is what they know who know the sea, It doesn’t glorify it. No! But piquant romance in a howling hell, “Fury” will be shown at the America Theater Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. HAROLD LLOYD PUTS ON HIS OWN LATEST No one will be able to question the fact that Harold Lloyd performs his own “thrill stunts” in the seven-reel, hairraising Pathe comedy, “Safety Last,” which comea to the Rialto theater, starting Saturday, for in practica'ly every scene in the picture ‘a's face shows on the screen. Thrills with frills and chilis are promised, with the spectacled come- dian performing the difficult task of climbing the side of a twelve story Suilding after overcoming the most Hilarious and «fearful hazards... And, uthoughing suffering part of the time from a disjointed shoulder, Har- o'd declined to use a “double” at any| stage of the production. Indeed it will! not require a close inspection tv dis-| closp this fact. | This story has been heard so many! times about a picture star that it fs now old stuff, but this time it is an actual fact. Even the closest observ-! Makes a Gas Range of | Any Cook Stove! New Burner Fits Any Old Stove- | Makes Its Own Gas, A new kerosene (coal-oil) burner, that fits any coal or wood stove, is announced by the, International Heating Company, Dept. 2529, 117 South 14th street, St. Louis, Mo. This remarkably simple and inex- pensive burner heats stove and oven in half the time and does away with ail the drudgery, dirt and smoke of cooking with coal or wood. It can be put in any stove in a few minutes and can be turned on and off with the turn of a valve. It is absolute'y safe and gives universal satisfaction. The, manufacturers are anxious to have) every housewife enjoy the increased, comforts of cooking and baking with | this amazing new burner and are of- fering to send one on trial to any| reader of this paper who writes them. | ‘They want one user in every locality, | to whom they can refer customers. | ‘Take advantage of this offer. Agents| wanted. Write today.—Aavertise- | ment. THRILLS IN SCREEN PLAY ers of picture productions will not a find single double-exposure, or un cover one scene in the entire seven reels of “Safety Last,” that wou'd tend to question the reality of the thrill stuff. s “Safety Last.” however, is not a'l thrills. The first part contains the most wholesome and amusing com edy moments and incidents that Har- old Lioyd has ever put on the screen, In his role of a department store clerk, the comedian is absolutely at his best. Ho is the, rollicking» youth of “A Sai'or Made Man"’—just Harold Lioyd “himself,” The production contains one of the most delightful love stories ever screened, with Mildred Davis, of course, being the young lady in the case. As the worshipping young man, Harold Lloyd puts all the famous screen lovers to shame and mingtes sentiment with comedy in a most charming manner, “Safety Last” can be tru’y said to be the greatest com- edy ever produced. IRIS | TODAY ONLY REX BEACH Thrilling Story of the Northland “THE GIRL FROM OUTSIDE” —Aleo— BUSTER KEATON —IN— “THE BALLOONATIC” Continuous—1 to 11 10¢ and 20c At the Rialto. Sunday, Monday and Tuesday— Bebe Dantels and Conrad Nagel in “Singed Wings’ edy, “Spooks and Spirits’; Kinogram News. Wednesday and Thursday—Betty Blythe in “His Wife's Husband”; Cameo comedy, Traffic Hodge Podge Novelty. Friday—Double feature program, Wyndham Standing in “The Inner Man" and the bathing girl special, “Up in the Air About Mary”; also] Fables and pshots. arting for an indef-} . Harold Lloyd in his latest seven reel cor “Safety Last.” - At the America, Sunday and Monday—Buck in “The Footlight Ranger’ John in “Young and Dumb"; News | Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs- day—Richard thelmess in “Fury”; Pathe News; of the Day. Friday and Saturd ack Pick- ford in ‘3 Finis! > Larry Semon in “The Barnyard”; Fox News. Jones Al st.| Fox At the Iris. | Sunday only—"The Girl From Out- ‘amous Rex Beach story; Bus- ter Keaton in “The Balloonatic | onday and Tuesday RIALTO STARTING SATURDAY For Indefinite Run The World’s Happy Lad in the Thrill-a-Minute Laugh-a-Second Comedy Cyclone Oil up your rusty laugh glands! Massage your smile mus- cles! Loosen up your clothes! Here comes the Bomb- shell of mirth! Watch this Fuse of Joy! You’re going to explode with safety laughs, when you see— “Safety Last’ CHAS, “=u0«" JON “THE FOOTLIGHT RANGER” A story of the west, a homa. It takes you to t nd of the oil fields of Okla- he east, and high life, then back again, with all the usual “Buck” Jones action and pep. —Also— AL. ST. JOHN —IN— “YOUNG AND DUMB” ‘3 | Continuous 1to ll 10c and 40c madgo in “The ternal Flame";| “Torchy Steps Out,” Torchy comedy.| Wednesday and Thursday—D. W. Griffith's “Dream Street"; Harold Lioyd in “Hear "Em Rave.” Friday and Saturday—Tom Mix in “Catch My Smoke"; “Tho Pirate,”| Sunshine comedy. At the Columbia. Starting today the Revues com- pany will present one of their clever- Vaudeville :-: News of Local Offerings :-: Notes of Film est comedies entitled “His Honor, the Mayor,” an irresistible musical farce comedy with elght vaudeville and ensemble numbers interspersed. The photoplay, “Married Peopie" and Fun | From the Press will appeal to all} lovers of the movies. There will be continuous shows today starting at 2:80. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs- day—The revues company will pre- sent another classy comedy with augmented cast and exceptional array | of vaudeville. Photoplay, the comedy, “His Temporary Wife.” Friday and Saturday—The usual week end comedy by the Revues company and the big feature photo: | play, “Reckless Youth” with Blaine | Hammerstein, the star. At the Wyoming. | Sunday and Monday—Hoot Gibson Bebe asa gorgeous Spanish dancer |who plays with the! hearts of men. flaming love-drama in a setting of lav- ish beauty. A A Penrhyn Stanlaws Production ADOLPH ZUKOR BRESENTS with BEBE DANIELS «na CONRAD NAGEL, MONTE BANKS COMEDY—“SPOOKS AND SPIRITS” RIALTO Additional Attractions Shows 1:00 3:00 5:00 7:00 9:00 jot a Lie” PAGE FIVE also Buddy Messenger tn “Dad's Tuesday ani Car” “: comedy. Thursday and Friday—"The Power and “The Secret Code"; also two-part comedy, “Peanuts.” Starting Saturday—The year's greatest sensation, * everiast- ingly exciting. Wednesday—"Scarlet ng Blood"; also Jewelry and watch repairing by ex pert watchman; all work gueranteed, Casper Jewelery Mfg. Co SBidg. STHMA No cure for ft, but welcome relief is often brought by— GcKS VAPORUB Over 17 Million Jars Used Yearly - KINOGRAM NEWS TODAY TOMORROW TUESDAY Family STARTING TODAY 20—PEOPLE—20 Presenting THE REVUE OF REVUES COMPANY THE IRRESISTIBLE MUSICAL FARCE COMEDY “HIS HONOR THE MAYOR” A WHIRLWIND OF LAUGHTER AND FUN -- FUN -- FUN —ALSO— 8—VAUDEVILLE AND ENSEMBLE SPECIALTIES—8 And the Big Comedy Photoplay “MARRIED PEOPLE” : Featuring Mabel Ballin CONTINUOUS SHOWS TODAY - Shows Start at 2:30 DOORS OPEN 2 O’CLOCK Prices 10c and 40c