Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 29, 1923, Page 13

SUNDAY, JULY 29, 1923. ‘Che Casper Sundap Worning Critune Theatricals MISS TAYLOR . FINE AS FILM whi PEG,’ REPORT Famous Play Will Be Pre- sented for An Indefinite Kt Run Starting Saturday Laurette Taylor, who won the hearts of a million people with her famous characterization of the de- lightful Peg in J, Hartley Manners’ play, “Peg ’O My Heart,” may again be seen in her celebrated role—this time in screen form. It will be pre- sented at the Wyoming Theatre for an indefinite run starting next Sat- urday and it is a safe assertion that the star has endeared herself even more to the vast American audience which is certain to flock to see the film, As a stage play, “Peg O' My Heart” has had one of the most phenomenal runs in theatrical history It has had had 6,608 rformanoes in the United Tt has been placed in Hngand, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, India, Hawatl, Italy, ‘Czecho Slovakia and Paris. The screen now puts it within the range of enjoyment of people residing in communities not reached by stage; performances. Miss Taylor covers herself with dis- tinction through her sympathetic and tender portrayal of “Peg” in the screen version. Shades of her whim- sical character, never fully developed in the spoken play because of the natural limitations of the theater, are depicted in the celluloid version, and it is the opinion of many who have seen the stage play that the photo- play even excels in charm of charac- terization Miss Taylor’s own inimita- ble Peg of the footlights. Here we see the slighted Irish lass, accustom- ed to happiness in her own humbe! home, faced with misery in the luxur- fous surroundings in which she has been sent to live. We see her caught in the problems of the aristocratic Chichesters; and we see her save her snobbish cousin from a tragic elop- ment. But never have we been so truly happy in the theater as when we watched the delightful scene in which Jerry—Peg’s handsome guardian— tells her how rich she is; how the Chichesters really depended on her for much; and, finally, how much he loved her. This pathetic scene was admirably portrayed by Miss Taylor and Mahlon Hamilton; and it made a lasting impression = those who saw it King Vidor, who directed the pho- toplay, has done well by Hartley Man- ners’ play, Mary O'Hara has provided an ex- cellent adaptation, and the photog- raphy is a decided credit to George BATA og bape 2 AFRICAN WILD _ bilan Ne’er Do Well”; novelty, “The Speed Demon” Thursday and Friday—Mr. and ve At the Rialto. Ms aah Monday, Tuesday and jomas Meighan in Hodge Podge ; Fables; inogram News. Martin Johnson's “Trailing Your Wife” Naldi and Lewis Stone. African Wild Animals”, edy, “Roll Along"; Pathe News. in Starting Saturday—You Can't Foo! with Leatrice Joy, Nita At the Iris. Sunday, Monday and Tuesday— Norma Talmadge’ in Law"; Buster Keaton in “The Elec- tric House.” Wednesday and Thursday—Tom Mix in “Stepping Fast"; Fox comedy. Friday You never go wrong on Tommy ADOLPH ZUKOR, Presents RIALTO The Show Place of Casper ; Christie com- Sunday, Messenger, “Within the son, Bedford and Kate “My Hero,” At the America, Monday and Tuésday—|and News Reel. “Penrod and Sam,” featuring Buddy) Joe Butterworth Benny Alexander; Fox News. ‘Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and! Saturday—Milton Sills, Anna Q. Nils- Louis Fazenda, Ford Sterling, Noah Beery, Mitchell Lewis, Barbara Price in Spoilers,” the latest Goldwyn feature Barthelmess in “Fury”; Harold Lioyd | “Bees in His Bonnet.” and “The photoplay; Pathe News; Topics of the and Saturday—Richard' Day. TODAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THOMAS MEIGHAN The All-American Favorite in REX BEACH’S ‘Th NE*ER DO WELL’ with LILA LEE and GERTRUDE ASTOR One of the 100 Per Cent Pictures That Leaves Your Heart ‘Warmer .” Made by ‘Alfred Green Who Made “Back Home and Broke” 8:00, 7:30, Frogram Today on «2 SPECIAL ADDED ATTRACTION GEORGE FRANCIS BAKER BARITONE Singing Every Afternoon and Evening 9:30 “A yocLy MIO” Road to Mandalay” Meighan at His Best in Rex Beach’s Best ALSO Demon” the Fly” Kinogram News o’Clock TOMORROW. Hodge-Podge—‘The Speed Fables—“The Spider and Shows Start:: 1, 8, 5, 7, 9 Vaudeville :-: News of Local Offerings =: PAGE FIVE. Notes of Filmdom At the Wyoming. | ‘Seven of ‘Fighting Blood,” also Today and Monday ncharted | comedy. Seas," featuring Alice Lake; also| Thursday and Friday—“A self two-part comedy, “The Speed Boys"| Made Wife"; also “The Homeward Trail.” Tuesday and Wednesday—Rert| Starting Saturday—Lauretta Tay- Lytell_in “Man Who" and _Round | lor in “Peg ‘0 My Heart.” The official records of the great world war, made by the U. S. Signal Corps. Two hours of hair-raising thrills, such as you never saw before. The gruesome scenes have been ex- cluded. PRESENTED BY CASPER VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS Shows at 1, 3, 5, 7, and 9 Regular Prices 10c and 40c Please Attend Matinees to Be Sure of Getting a Good Seat ‘ LAST TIMES TODAY MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY _Booth Tarkington’s Real Comedy ‘Penrod:Sam Sequel to Penrod SEEN IN FILM _ ONBIGGAME ‘The rhinoceros has a one-track mind, four speeds forward, and on verse. He also has an uncertain ‘temper, ranging to temporary insan!- ty, a‘dislike for white people in gen- eral, a sharp horn situated far for- ward, and a couple of tons of bulk to back it. When he charges, he burns the breeze, and shivering na- tives are plainly to be seen in the foliage of the topmost trees for miles around. But Mr and Mrs, Martin Johnson stood up to a rhino with a motion picture camera and a gun, They stood while the rhino snorted and they stood still while he charged, and mal at the base of the horn with if Mrs, Johnson had not hit the ani- an express bullet, there would have beeg no picture, nor yet any Mr. and Mrs. Martin Johnson, As it is» it is one of the most thril- ling scer@s in thelr adventure film, “Traiig African Wild Animals,” which is being distributed by Metro. It only takes a minute or so to show, and the only unpleasant result was that the rhino suffered from a very bad headache for an hour or so, and doubtless strolled off for medical ad- vice. This is only one of the danger- ous scenes in the film, which by the way, is the first of its kind to be of- fcally endorsed by the American Mu- seum of National History. It is to be shown at the Rialto ‘Theater Thursday and Friday pecamecnisiris i oy SCOTT 10 PRESENT SUIT TO “WORST HORSE” RIDER Jack Scott of the Scott Clothing company is going to try to pick the worst horse among the buckers at the Rodeo rext week. The riders will draw for horses each night as usual and the first man that stays on tho horse that Jack selects will be pre- sented with a suit of clothes, ‘There are approximately 100 horses eligible for the bucking contests so Jack will have a heavy job on his hands choosing the worst one in the bunch, uoslaml oe ELFORD'S LATEST FILM TOBE SHOWN AT RIALTO George Molford’'s latest’ Paramount production, “You Can't Fool Your Wife,” is due for showing at the Rialto theater next Saturday. This is said to be a highly entertaining do- ne drama of high life in which} ‘oy, I Nita Naldi he featured roles. I company is of| the finest grade. GRAND OPENING ““FUN FOR ALL” + —ALSO—= FOUR REEL FEATURE PICTURE “THE BEGGAR MAID” CASPERS FAMILY THEA CHE ~—FAAE TE PRESENTED BY, W. L. PARISH o-PEOPLE-20 A RIOT OF FUN, SINGING, DANCING, AND VAUDEVILLE And Comedy “FUN FROM THE PRESS” The Columbia is Ready to Entertain You With High-Class Musica] Comedies and the Best in Pictures TODAY, TUES. AND WED. Norma Talmadge In “WITHIN THE LAW” —And— BUSTER KEATON a “THE ELECTRIC HOUSE” Continuous 1 to 11 10c and 20c WOMEN TODAY AND MONDAY ALICE LAKE —IN— “UNCHARTED SEAS” —Also— TWO-PART COMEDY “THE SPEED BOYS” AND NEWS REEL COMING “PEG ’O MY HEART” LPINE - Gardens The Ideal Place to Spend the Evening CHICKEN DINNERS LUNCHES AND SOFT DRINKS Special Attention Given to Private Parties Afternoons or Evenings At the Foot of Casper Mountain on the Garden Creek Road EXTRA ONE REEL im P/U 3/e MN