Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 20, 1923, Page 17

SUNDAY, MAY 20, 1923. Theatricals :-: Vaudeville :-:: News of Local Offerings ‘WHAT'S WRONG WITH WOMEN? SUAEENED AT WYOMING THEATER (ox One hundred generations of wo- men have lived since the day of the great prophet Isaiah and womankind has undergone many changes through the sweep of fleeting centuries. From the bejeweled and bedizened creatures of long gone ages’ with their tinkling ornaments on tinted feet and their cauls and their chains and other barbarous adornments, clear down through the misty corri- dors of time to the present high- powered,® helter-skelter, flapperescent era of jazz and bootleggers, each gen- eration has produced its own dis- tinctive type of femininity. And never before in novel, stage or screen has that moéern dynamo ever-changing emotions— THE WOMAN OF TODAY—been pictured so realistically in all her strength and weaknesses as in Daniel Carson Goodman's amazing screen drama “What's Wrong With the Women?", announced for exhibition at the Wyo- ming theater starting today. “What's Wrong With the Women?" unfolds in vividly dramatic sequences a story of mighty revelations—revela- tons of charatter, revelations of the heart and soul and answers with blows like the Hammers of Thor the problem it sets for itself—‘What's Wrong With the Women?" It is in no sense an attack upon womankind of today. It is in no sense a sermon or propaganda. It {s in no sense unkind to women. But it rips aside the curtains that hide her weaknesses, her foibles and her whims and deals a crushing indict- , Barbara Castleton, Julia Swayne Gor- don, Huntley Gordon, Hedda Hopper and Paul MV’Allister, constituting what photoplay critics have acclaimed as one of the most brillant casts ever assembled for a motion picture. seein Wate NEW PICTURE STAR SEEN IN “THE SHOCK’ Virginia Valli, Who Gained Fame in “The Storm,” Will Be Screened Here. How are stars made? Every young girl who p'ays before the motion camera knows that it is a combination of ability, beauty and opportunity. Hundreds of beautiful and capable girls from all parts of the worlld are in Hollywood now, each trying to Prove the right to stardom. The outlook is sometimes discour | aging, but occasionally something oc- | hope and is sald to spring eteran! in the human breast, another spring, The clevation to stardom of Vir- curs in the film colony, which gives) Che Casper Sunday Morning At the Rialto, Sunday, Monday Marion Davies in “Adam and Ev The season's classiest comed; Christie comedy, “Hot Water. gram News. Fables. ‘Wednesday and Th —"The New Disciple.” <A film story of labor troubles. Monte Banks comedy, “Please Arrest Me.” Bruce Wilder- ness Tales. Fables. Friday and Saturday—Sen Turpin fn the laugh sensation, “The Shriek Leo Maloney of Araby.” Jump Aheai Pathe showing in Wyoming. in “One At the Cojumbia. Sunday and Monday—Starting to- day the Billy Maine company will present the big overseas Revue, “Somewhere In France.” with 25 people on the stage. Bight blg vaude- ville specialties will be presented in addition to the musical comedy, “Cynthia of the Minute” will be the photoplay featuring Leah Baird. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday— The Billy Maine company will pre- sent the big comedy drama set to music, “Gold Brick at Home.” Many new and novel vaudeville and en- semble numbers are interspersed in this program, ‘Harvest Moon" will be the feature photoplay. Ladies’ matinee Wednesday. Friday and Saturday—Billy Maine {and his company will present the big/ musigirl show, “24 Hours of Truth,’’ ment to the forces of folly, hypocrisy! gin‘a Valli is one of those encouraging| with eight big vaudeville features and end extravagance. In the cast are such notable play- ers as Wilton Lackaye, in the role of the wealthy architect who strives vainly to understand and to restrain his wife and daughter; Rod La Rocaue, as a young husband en- gulfed in debts by his erring wife's oxtravagances; Constance Bennett, beautiful young daughter of Richard Bennett, the dramatic stage star; FILM VERSION . OF ROWEL AT LOCAL HOUSE Arthur Nelson’s “The New Disciple’ Will Be Seen at Rialto Theater. “My father owns the mill and your father is just working in it.” “Huh,” he retorted, “I guess your] father wouldn't get very far witho my fathes. Every one knows thi your father just ‘tends the office, and that my father does all the wor.” treat oaks from little acorns grow so too, great tragedies are born © trivial affairs, The light remark of that my father does all the work.’ ing, and incidentally helped John Arthur Nelson write "The New Dis ciple.” one of the most novels of the present season. photoplay version will make yas appearance at the Rialto thea ter beginning Wednesday and Thurs di Prominent in the cast are Pel! Trenton, who plays the part of the and Norris Johnson, face on the screen, who plays “girl.” Others In a splendidly anced cast include, Margaret M: Alfred Allen, Walt Whitman an: Arthur Stuart Hull. portable type- writer with any other writing 7 1. Completeness: It is really an office typewriter in port able form. Conveniencet 7 pounds. Fold itup, take it with you, ExDewzate any- or touch-system Stationery Department Commercial Ptg. Co. 426 Second—Phone 222 of beauty and ability, vajue, Miss Valli was given her great | Opportunity at Universal City as one jet three costars lin “The Storm.” Matt Moore in the strange triang’e created as a stage play by Langdon McCormick and which was the sen- sation of the year as a Universal- Jewel production. Z Then she was given co-starring honors with Lon Chaney tn the mas ter actor's greatest work “The Shot “The Shock” will have its local in the advancement of the screen will particular'y enj re before she made a full-fledged Universal star. he appears as the di Is IT POST-WAR / HYS- TERIA? Is IT JAZZ-MANIA? 1s If A NATURAL EVO- LUTION OF SEX? Is IT A REVOLUTION things that has inspired other girls, ensembles. After several months in which she) best of the season. played parts of gradually, increasing| dies’ matinee Saturday. | | She played with House Peters and|gon's “What's Wrong With Women. | | | premier at the Wyoming theatre Sat-|denizen of San Francisco's Barbary urday and those who are interested| Coast. The “The Highest Law” ure photoplay, ill be one of the The usual kid- At the Wyoming. Sunday and Monday—Daniel Car- The outstanding picture of the year, with an all-star cast, a’so comedy and news reel, Tuesday Wednesday— and “Tracks” also Round Two of “Fight Wit ing Blood,” the famous H. C. Lon Chaney who Is seen as a crippled ‘The presence of Lon Chaney and y seeing Miss Valli| Miss Valli and a realistic reproduc was/| tion of the San Francisco earthquake gives “The Shock" indica- ¢ the most dramatic screen and fire, Sensational. AGAINST HUSBAND CONTROL? IS IT A DESIRE TO DOM- INATE? IS IT LOSS OF HOME IN- TEREST? NEWS pretty flapper daughter. Also Christie Comedy “HOT WATER” Shows 1, 3, 5, 7 and 9 o’Clock , and Tuesday—| Post. »| Youth” “Hard to Beat’? News—First | | js. Wers stories ‘of the Saturday Evening Comedy, “Rubber Neck,” and News reel. Fe Thursday and Friday—"Youth To and Baby Peggy in “Peggy Be Good.” Saturday—"Footlights,” Wheels” and News reel. Fortune's At the America, Sunday and Monday—Tom Mix in “Stepping Fast,” his latest thriller. “Where There Is a Will,” a comedy. | Fox News. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs- | day—Miiton Sils in “The Last | Hour.” Snub Pollard in “Before the | Public," a comedy. News Weekly. | Topics of the Day. Friday and Saturday—“Backbone,” | with all-star cast. “A Quiet Street,’ |Our Gang, comedy. Fox News. At the Iris, Sunday Only—Norma Talmadge in “The Voice From the Minaret.” Buster Keaton in “Day Dreams.” Monday and Tuesday—Madge Bel. lamy in “Lorna Doone." Lioya Hamilton comedy, “Robinson Crusoe, Ltd," a comedy. Wednesday and Thursday—Hall The Woman,” with all-star cast. Harold Lloyd in “Si Senor.” Friday and Saturday—Raymond Hatton in “His Back Against The Wall.” Charlie Chaplin in “Tho Idle Class." pete Se ste, Falr View Addition is within the city limits, Dobbin Realty Co. 237 Center, ——_—___ Jewelry and watch repairing by ex- pert watchman; all work guaranteed. Qasper Jewelery Mfg. O- SBldg. NFLUENZA ‘As a preventive, melt and in- hale night and morning— ViIsSks P. uB Over 17 Million Jars Us Monuments CASPER MONUMENT WORKS 505 E. Second St. .Casper, Wyo Robert Simpson, ° TODAY and TOMORROW 10 and 30c THE OUTSTANDING PICTURE OF THE YEAR What's Wrong With the Women? It answers once and for all the age-old problem with which wise men have been coping since the very dawn of humanity. The Theme Is Unique—The Treatment Is Daring—The Result Is ‘HERE IS WHAT SOME SAY: IS If A DESIRE FOR FREE- DOM? IS IT A STROKE FOR SEX BA tt ENCE? iT WORLD-WIDE MOVEMENT OR IS IT LOCAL? 1s TODAY TOMORROW TUESDAY ARION DAVIES —IN— FABLES “ADAM & EVA” The merry story of a millionaire father who couldn’t manage his And brought in one of the smart young men from his office to alo the job. You can’t imagine the amazing things - that happened! From the brilliant Broadway stage hit. THE NETTO LADIES’ ORCHESTRA The Best Music in the State Playing Afternoon and Evening tibune PAGE FIVE : Notes of Filmdom MARION DAVIES FEATURED IN eanne ~AOMUAND EWC ATTHE RTO) RUA TO wan Davies and hér supporting players F Worked four “days” from sunset to A Dramatization of John Arthur Nelson’s Great Book with an Interpretation of Said"to be one of the most delight: ful pictures in which Marion Davies, beautiful Cosmopolitan star in Para- mount pictures, has ever appeared is “Adam and Eva," which comes to the Rialto theater today, Monday and Tuesday, for three days. Yts scenes range from the fashionable home of @ capitalist, to a farm where much of the action finally develops. i “Adam and Eva,” adapted for the screen from the famous stage com- edy by Guy Bolton and George Mid- dieton, was directed by Robert G. Vignola, creator of “When Knight- hood Was in Flower,” also starring Miss Davies. In support of Miss) Davies is an excellent cast, includ- ing such well-known players as T.| Roy Barnes, Tom Lewis, Willlam Norris, Percy Ames, Leon Gordon, Luella Gear, Willlam Davidson, and Edward Douglas. One of the most striking and beau- tiful scenes ever filmed is the Vene- sunrise, this particular action of the picture calling for nothing but night scenes. wet Sh TOM MIX FILM AT AMERICA FOR LAST RUN Tonight will be the last oppor- tunity to follow Tom Mix through some thrilling scenes in “Stepping Fast,” his latest William Fox picture which-is at the America theater. In this film Tom plays the role of 2/ WOODROW WILSON’S “THE NEW FREEDOM” Showing Under the Auspices of The Casper Trades and Labor Assembly Other Attractions and Entertainment DON’T MISS THIS BIG PROGRAM Children 10c, Adults 50c tian carnival scene in “Adam and| young cowboy who inherits one half Eva." This scene brings ‘into play| of a gold mine hidden away in th all the atmosphere of Venice, includ-| ruins of the cliff-dwellers in the Art ing a festival barge, a fleet of six| zona desert. The other half interest gondolas and a Venetian canal. The carnival scene was taken at the beau- tiful Laddin’s Rock Farm, near Stam-| ford, Conn., where the opening) scenes of “When Knighthood Was in| Flower” were filmed. Its construc-| tion cost more than $40,000. 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SceENARIO BY BERNARD °M GONVILLE. f No CTT hee Ta E eae cane See Mix and his horse “Tony” on the Arizona desert, with new thrills and action. Then sce him as a sailor on the Hong Kong waterfront, Comedy— —AL “WHERE THERE’S A WILL” Shows at 1:00—2:00—3 :30—5 :00—6 :30—8 :00-—9 :30 NEXT ATTRACTION TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY MILTON SILLS in “THE LAST HOUR” And special added attraction COL. HOUSE’S COLORADO COWBOY BAND Direct from a sensational two weeks run at Colorado theater Denver. “Rich es Butter- Sweet asa Nut” | Casper, Wyo. Phone 1732 ae Wyoming Baking Co. vas American Legion Auxiliary DANCE eer BENEFIT DISABLED VETERANS 10c Norma Talmadge Government Hospital at Sheridan, Wyo. and fag 20c “Voice from the Minaret” ARKEON, MAY 23, 1923 IRIS COLUMBIA USTER KEATON Admission 25c TSoey a —IN— “DAY DREAMS” STARTING TODAY STARTING TODAY Scene from “SOMEWHERE IN FRANCE” Presented by BILLY MAINE AND HIS MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY 25 — PEOPLE - 25 BEST DRESSED AND BREEZIEST SHOW OF THE SEASON A Carload of Scenery, Wardrobe and Effects Continuous Shows Today—2:30, 4:30, 6:30 and 8:30 Prices the Same—10c and 40¢ i, BE WISE AND ATTEND THE MATINEES AND AVOID THE CROWDS AT NIGHT