Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 13, 1923, Page 19

SUNDAY, MAY 13, 1923. ORDAY, MAN NSRP eoe he Casper Sunvayp qsorning crinune PAGE FIVE Theatricals :-: Vaudeville :-: News of Local Offerings :-: Notes of Filmdom HOLT 3 NEW COMEDY WILL BE ~ SHOWNAT RIALTO FOR THREE DAYS ‘Who's got the button? One of the most laughable situations in ‘‘No- body’s Money”, @ Paramount picture starring Jack Holt, which will be the feature at the Rialto theater for three days beginning next Thursday, tis that of the stolen necklace. This! necklace passes from hand to hand} at a dizzying rate of speed, every- body trying to get rid of it by passing it on to his neighbor, Mr, Holt, in the role of a wealthy young man who tries burglaring for adventure and pastime, chooses for his pal a real yegg, Eddie, for whom everything of value has a_ lure. When Holt returns to the “honest life", he endeavors to reform Eddie. his ex-burglar pal as a se Then the fun begins tn! necklace with the purpose of return- ing it. Before he can do so, how- ever, the Governor enters the room. From then on the pearl necklace becomes a “hot cake’. Nobody wants it, yet they can’t rid them- selves of it. After trying many and varied methods of returning the valu- able jewelry to its proper place in the Governor's safe. Holt finally succeeds in returning it unseen and breathes a sigh of rellef. But he for- gets to lock the safe, and Eddie, ven- turing along a minute later, again steals the pearls and brings them to Holt, who is almost completely over- come by this turn of events. But with the pearls in his pocket. he proposes to the Governor's daugh- ter and is accepted, then manages theater in New York City in Febru- ary of last year. Bavu, played by Wallace Beery in the Universal-Jewel Production showing today and Mon- day at the Wyoming was played in the original drama by Henry Her- bert. Other players in the two pro- ductions, screen and stage, the name of the character being given first; that of the film player second and of the stage performer last were Prin- cess Annia—EsteSJe Taylor—Helen Freeman; Mischka—Forrest Stanley —William H. Powell; Kuroff—Nick de Ruiz—Charles Wray Wallace; Olga Sylvia Breamer—Carlotta Monte- rey; Piplette—Martha § Mattox— Maude Eburne. It also is interesting to note that Bavu was written by Mr. Carroll. ‘Ten years ago Earl Caroll was a pro- gramme boy in a Pittsbugh theater. This youthful imperssario earned hi! first bank roll as a writer of popular songs. One of them, “Dreams of Long Ago,” which he wrote in col- laboration with the late Enrico Caru- so, rolled up a small fortune. He also was the author of several suc- cessful musical comedies, books and | An American railroad system ts the greatest in the world. No other com- mercial organization {s as thorough and efficient in all its minute details except, possibly, Uncle San's gigantic maft service. A report in duplicate piece of business transacted on the entire road with all its branches. When the agent recetves the rail- road mail he signs for it. When the engineer receives his qngine from the yards and when he receives his orders for engine movement, he signs a receipt. The conductor signs for his train orders and the brakeman verifies them. No incident is too tri- WESTBOUND LIMITED" (3 EPIC OF AMERICAN RAILROAD SYSTEM and triplicate is made on every little! vial to escape having complete report | man a marvelous opportunity for ffming an epic of the greatest com- mercial organiation in the world, not in the actual concrete system in itself, but in the lives of the men who, by their honesty and integrity of purpose and their self-sacrifice, have been re sponsible for building up the organ- ization. Johnson has taken the life of an engineer with his unswerving loyalty in face of danger, his unfailing cour-| age and his love of home, and built one of the most virile dramas that has ever been shown on the screen n ‘Westbound Limited,” which w e shown at the Wyoming theater starting Thursday. Ralph Lewis p’ays the role of the a collar that hangs half way down your back. And there's a Windsor Ue to go with it as well as long black socks—I mean stockings. Now I'm afraid you'll have to arrange your hair differently—make it look more Uke a school-boy’s, you know.” “Well, that’s somewhat of an order.” replied “Doug.” “How does a schoolboy’s hair look?” At this point Edith Roberts and other players in “The Sunshine Trail" broke into the conversation. “Come on over to the barber shop, Doug,” they begged. “We'll ask the barber what he can do, and perhaps we cah make some suggestions our- selves.” So to the Culver City barber shop they went. The barber, falling into the spirit of the occasion, lowered his chair and then put “Doug” up on a soap box. “I'm going to give you a bang-up Dutch cut,” he explained to “Doug.” “First I'll comb all your hair down into your eyes—like this—and then cut it off evenly in front. I don't know whether it’s going to make you look like Jean Valj cents,” said the barber; for children, you know." “Well, hereafter I'm going to come short “I'm saving | in here wearlng my pants,” siid “Doug.” up for my old age But the screen star's hair bobbed! ‘SAFETY LAST’ HAROLD LLOYD studlo LAUGH MAKER New Comedy Opens at Rialto Theater for an Indefinite Run. A Thrill-A-Minute, Comedy! The first seven-ree! produced! comedy half price| was Laugh-A-Second ever} Harold turns rook either, wasting space to mention the popularity of Harold Lloyd, for Popu- larity and Harold Lioyd mean the same thing. As for “Safety Last”, ask anyone the meaning of the tw words—a bank president, an insur- ance official, a policeman, a razor- blade salesman, a flagman at a rail- road crossing, or a dynamiter. Harold Lloyd in “Safety Last” ts the Laugh Dynamiter of the Age. He causes rusty laugh glands and frozen faces to blow up and set off Bombs of Mirth for miles around. He attaches an infectious fuse of joy to the diaphragm and he doesn't have to walt long or the explosion. It is inevitable. Put the outstanding thrills of all the serials ever produced together and they would probably—end to end —reach from the Atlantic to the Pa- | cific, but they would not give such hairable, hair-raising, _ laughable, mirth-ralaing momenta of hilarious thrills as are contained in “Safety Last”, today at the Rialto, will con- loose are enough to | tinue for an indefinite run. \ /° i5 seen by Holt, who demands the ean or @ Sing’ Sing | £5. the peace teat on b [ytics, as well as music. | made of it. veteran engineer, with Ella Hall as} (vice bat you'll have to take a| And Harold Lloyd ts the Prince of cere aNCCTeMtaEn” Yovaconths aie eriiteent | Meee eee oa perder | _ Carroll was well on his way to easy| Emory Johnson, the famous direc-| the feminine lead. A aplendid sup] Cpnvict: bul xen Sky-Larkers with the Sky the Limit! RALGIA ee a an Lar s| The attuation of te sence eneea-| street when he decided to become a|torproducer who filmed the great| porting cast, including Claire sta ren amed with} All that and more {s promised in EU Governor's daughter. When he visits! ‘The situation of the pearl necklace 2 - : mt oat ren = T he Ince players screi sd (lee 3 j her, his secretary accompantes him:| {is one of the most laughable things| theatrical producer. His first pro-| Policeman picture, “In the Name of| Dowell, Johnny Harron, Taylor) 1 cuter when the barber had finished] “Safety Last’. It 1s a feature com-| or headache—rub theforehead sracetige the safe open, Bddic takes| ever seen on the sereen, Wanda| duction “The Lady of the Lamp”, the Law,” and later the stupendous ves, Wedgewood Nowel, David) Jif srcrean's hair. edyithat ie? based..on a fen fousaa:| from there a pearl necklace, But he Hawley heads an excellent support- ing cast. : At the Rialto. Sunday—Showing Harold Lloyd in “Safety Last,” his latest and great- est comedy, will continue for an in- definite run. Thrusday, Friday and Saturday. Jack Holt in “Nobody's Monoy" Cameo comedy, “Exit Stranger”; the very latest Pathe News and Aesop's Fables. } At the America. Sunday, Monday and Tuesday— Douglas MacLean in “The Sunsht Trail"; Clyde Cook in “The Artist”; Fox News. | Wednesday, Thursday and Friday! —Mary Carr in “Silver Wings", a| Fox Special; Al St. John in “The Author”; Pathe News; Topics of the/ Day. | Saturday—First day of “Stepping Fast,” featuring Tom Mix; “Where! There Is a Will,” Sunshine comedy; Fox News. At the Iris. Sunday only—‘Ninety and Nine,’) @ Vitagraph Special; “Th, Promise Me," Christie comedy. *. Monday and Tuesday—"“As a Man Thinks,” Special Hodkinson; Buster! Keaton in “The Blacksmith, a ‘comedy. Wednesday and Thursday—"The) Christian,” a Special Goldwyn; “Rapid / Fire,” a Mermaid comedy. | Friday and Saturday—Johnny Hines in “Sure Fire Flint’; Harold) Lloyd in “Off the Trolley’. At the Columbia, Starting today at 2:30, the Revues! company will present another of their irresistible-comedies, “Mike and Her-) man in Honolulu,"a musical farce| comedy with augmented cast and eight feature vaudeville and en- semble numbers. The photoplay 1s Zane Grey's picture, ‘Desert Gold’ There's a Tassh Ev Mile of the Way Directed by J. W. Horn A Wild West Hero, dress suit villlan, a pret- rl in the old hor — and.a kid wi turned out to yn cupid, Thrills, laughter, exciting || adventure in this CLYDE COOK COMEDY—“THE ARTIST” Shows at 1, 2, 10c . and 20c IR In Ott See tho Herole Dash of a T Many | Ralph Lewis, and two reel comedy. FILM VERSION 8:30, 5, 6:30, 8, 9:30—10c and 400 TODAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY E THRILLER 0) = YEAR OTHE NINETY AND NINE” Comedy—“OH, PROMISE Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday —The Revues company will present “Pair and Warmer” with all new vaudeville features. ‘The Kentucky Colonel” will be the feature photo- play, also Fun From the Press, an all feature program for these three day: iday and Saturday—Keep your ye on these two days as they will be the farewell performances of the populat Revues company and they have something exceptional in store. Watch the newspapers for special an- nouncement. The photop! for the final performances will be hanning of the Northwest” and will start off what promises to be the best program of the season. At the Wyoming. Sunday and Monday—"Bavu", star- ring Wallace Berry, Estelle Taylor, Forest Stanley, Jo's Swikard, and Baby Peggy comedy. ‘Tuesday and Wednesday—'“Moran of the Lady Letty”, starring Dorothy Dalton, and two reel comedy. Thursday, Friday and Saturday— “West Bound Limited,” starring OF ‘BAWU’ IS SHOWING HERE Original Production Opened | Earl Carroll Theater in | New York. “Bavu"” was the production that Opened the beautiful Earl Carre! .| ne a mo ho be +10c and 20c Is Flaming Forest and AE” nrough @ her Thrilly wiped out his savings of many years; and his second fa'lure “Daddy Dump- ling” cut off his credit—for the time being at least. However, this dis- aster did not discourage him. He ob- tained the spport of a mi'lionaire Texas ol] man and a few weeks later broke grounds for the beautiful thea ter which bears his name. Strikes delays in delivery of equipment’ fa!l ure to find a satisfactory play, were only a few of the annoyances, but Carroll kept right on fightirg. He solved the difficulty of a play by writing his own, “Bavu,” which won instant fame upon its presentation Carl Laemmle, president of the Uni versal Pictures Corporation, was one of the guests at the open'ng perform- ance, and was so impressed with the merits of the plece that he opened ne- gotiations for the fim rights, and the present cinema production shows how successful he was. At the close of “Bavu's" engagement “The Ging ham Girl" opened at the Earl Carroll theater and this sensat'onal musical comedy has brought the youthful theater owner both fame and fortune. The screen offers a much better opportunity to bring out all of the gripping thrills of this Russia me’o. drama than did the stage, excellent though Mr. Caroll’s production was. GOVERNOR ROSS UNABLE TO GIVE ADDRESS HERE CHEYE: Wyo., May 12—Gov- ernor William Ross is unable to accept an invitation to deliver a Me- morlal Day address at Casper be. cause he previously had accepted an invitation to deliver a Commence- ment address at Upton May 31. I would be impossthle for him ta i it Casper Memorial Day and reach Upton in time to keep his en ment there. Piles Cause Nervousness and Destroy ‘Health. If you have Hectal Trouble, BO NOT neglect 1% Over 20 years’ experience in treat- ing Rectal Diseases enables us to positively guarantee a cure in ever. case we accept, As proof—we offe the names and ‘addre: of 2, cured patients whose recommenia- tious to. their ‘friends. brings us three-fourths of our business. Write for our H Free Book Zire Cured by yuna It Is filled with atnable, information a and helpful vice, You should read it. DRS. BOWERS AND RAMSDELL Suite 58 Standish Hotel,Denver,Colo. THE REVUE OF REVUES COMPANY THE IRRESISTIBLE MUSICAL FARCE COMEDY MIKE AND HERMAN “HONOLULU” 8—VAUDEVILLE AND ENSEMBLE SPECIALTIES—§ . ZANE GREY’S POWERFUL STORY “DESERT GOLD” CONTINUOUS SHOWS TODAY—DOORS OPEN 2 0’CLOCK Shows Start at 2:30 fireman drama, DOUGLAS MACLEAN (3 ‘BOBBED FOR ROLE IN SUNSET “TRAIL Douglas MacLean has had his hair bobbed! Yep, 's tact. A barber out in Culver City, Cal. did it. It happened like this: Culver City is the home town of the Thomas H. Ince studios, where “Doug” had been making a photoplay called “The Sunshine Trail,” a zippy western comedy-drama which will be Wyoming Theatre TODAY AND TOMORROW ed, crimson torrent of humanity; fleeing from Bavu, the story of this princess and her peasant lover, thrown to- gether in the mutual desire of escape, will hold you tense until the end—because it’s ever-last-ing-ly EXCITING ! —ALSO— BABY PEGGY In Her Latest Two-reel Comedy Special 10———_—_—40e TUESDAY ‘ DOROTHY DALTON | 5 “Life is Sweet. . . With You! i If You Can!” Facing . . . they knew not STARTING TODAY 20—PEOPLE—20 Presenting —IN— —ALSO— Photoplay “The Third Alarm,"| Kirby, Richard Morris and Jane Mor perceived in the life of the railroad! er-last-ingly EXCITING! an, appear in the production, shown at the America theater today, Monday and Tuesday. The director of “The Sunshine Trail" was James Horne. One morn ning Dtrecter Horne said: “Doug, we're going to film some scenes showing you as a boy in knee. ength, trousers. I've had a frilled Little@Lord Fauntelroy blouse made for you with big turnback cuffs and Save Me what. Fighting a madden- “How much do I owe you?" “Doug” asked the barber when he had in spected—and approved—the “kid cut” the latter had given him. “Oh, that will only be twenty-five Prominent Casper Woman Boosts Lila Lee Toilet Preparation Mrs. Francis Thiirman, local repre- sentative for the Lila-Lees tollet preparations, is in receipt of the fol lowing Yetter from Mrs. Rev. 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