Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 24, 1923, Page 4

ave Casper Dally Cridune “HOKLYHOON? SHOWS SUNSHINE OF PICTURE NAHE, HO SHOWING “That special brand of sunshine” never shone more gloriously upon Hollywood than in the picture of that name which ts on view at the Rialto theater, “Beyond the first scenes, thers are no clouds, no tears, but the spectator {fs taken with the producers through the great film capitol and is given a touch of ths cheerfulness and goodwill that pre- vails there. The ghosts of Holly- wood, the fiends of its nights, its daytime masqueraders, are shown to be troubled mind, while Hol are ror mal, flesh who go to church on thelr golf, their after their motor rides, and their everything just lke tho rest-of the world To tell the story would be but to spoil ft. It is a tale of a girl who is going to pay back a few hundred dollars to her grandmother out of her first day’s salary. But the first day’s salary ne’ materializes. However, grand-daddy who has a funny looking nose {s able to make up for (ke want of earning power in his pretty granddaughter. The picture emphasizes the need of types for the pictures. There is the loving grandmother type, the “hard- fied ife type, an every other beautiful girl is no good if she can’t drive a motor car, swim, ride, or do something worth while. So the girl who went west to be a movie queen finds three genera- tions can get jobs but that she must remain a housewife. The rs of “Hollywood” into the picture some lars on the screen today. Glimpses of Thomas Melg- han, William S. Hart, Dougias Fair- banks, Mary Pickford, Lfla Lee, George Kosioff, Nita Naldl, Bfleen Percy, Anita Stewart, and scores of others are included, not to forget the puzzling Charies Chaplin. “Hollywood” will be shown today, tomorrew and Wednesday. (a FUN, SONGS AND FILM MAKE COLUMBIA SHOW Song specialties, a funny tablotd, and a motion picture, all of merit, make up the show at the Columbia theater today. '"The New Inspector” is the name of the show. It has to do with a telephone exchange and the words which were eachanged there. Freddie Walker, Bert Peck and Brank Barrfe are good as usual and have somo real laughs up their sleeves which they hand out to the members of the audience. In the way of vocal stuff the Harmony Trio presents “Wyoming Lullaby.” “Sophie,” “Oh, How Sho Lied,” and others. Peck himselt aings “Dapper Dan.” Freddie Walker is on hand with a ballad, and Flo Adel and Frank Barrie worl together on an excellent number. “Way Down Yonder in New Or- Jeans” as sung by Jean Warner is one of the big things of the evs ning. % The picture is “Other Women's Clothes” with Mabel Ballen. “THE LOVE PIKER” KT AMERICA SHOWS SNOB WHO CHANGES MANNER Persons who resent the old fashioned and are careless of the gods of filial piety will find a stimu- lating sermon to reverse their ideas in “The Love Piker” which is play- ing at the America theater for the last times today with Anita Stewart im the leading rale. As captivating as she has been at her career, the popular any time tr Anita, acts throughout the produ tion with the greatest artistry. She trings her consummate mastery of her art to the rple of Ho: a mnobuish young lady wh, is brought around to rea fault and works hard to o the training which has made her So masterful, gripping and magnificent is the America that the majority “MERAY-GO-ROUND” 7S) COMING TO WYOMING Life !s discovered as a “Merry- Go-Round” fn the spectacular phot play of that title showing at the Wyoming theater starting next Sat- urday. It certainly 1s an interesting and plausible explanation of life that we are ali passengers on a whirling merry-go-round of fate that picks us up at (random and drops us off at will, changing the course of our c t any kind of lea und” is essential! but a psychologic e, analysing and mirroring the movements of life and showing some of the justice in bitter tragedies. ‘The defeat of Austria at the hands of tho Allies, crushing the pride that was hers, is shown in the story as an incident in the march toward happiness of the two souls handicapped by their extreme dif- ference in social positions. seotanciis aaa ALL PICTURES WILL BE COLORED, THINK METRO safely abreast MEN WHO OFFER PROOF Within a short time every motion picture will be in color, This is indicated by the success of the Technicolor process, which is responsible for the perfect natural depiction of people and things {n “The Toll of the Sea,” the Metro cture showing Wednesday at the Wyoming theater. Films in color can be made vir tually as cheaply as those in black and white, and with the pigments of nature on the screen, the play is immeasurably more nearly real. ne Toll of the Sea" was written by Frances Marion and directed by Chester M. Franklin. The process is the work principally of Dr. Daniel F. Comstock and Dr. Herbert T. Kalmus. ee Send your automobile news to “Spark Plug."—care Tribune, what she Is. The story of her development from a snob nito a flesh and blood woman ineludes the necessity of her mar r to a construction engineer in the employ of her father. Sho goes against all the edicts of her social set, breaks all its conventions, and father-in-law to the wedding. "The a the Warner farAlly has ‘been brought down a notch social hopes of Mrs, Warner have been blasted, but a snob has become a woman. phoma The ard Steamshtp Company has just its activity mpleted the 83rd years of Internal Baths give Health Find out how and why, Thon- sands are ge! rid of ills that seemed inoural The whole story is in a book—a FREE bool. Call for your copy today. SMITH-TURNER DRUG CO. Casper,Wya. 3000 PEOPLE SAW HOLLYWOOD SATURDAY 4000 PEOPLE SAW HOLLYWOOD SUNDAY IT’S A GREAT PICTURE DON’T MISS IT Only Three More Days Today, Tomorrow, Wednesday 1, 2:40, 4:20, RIALTO Quite a lot of building activity is cars have badly congested traffic in evident at the Continental home] front of the hotel during concerts. mp. A large new corrugated iron arageis being covered, “guns” erected on the two batteries of a8} impassible the first of the week bo- traps, and piles of good old-fashioned | tween home Si mnnbidienesscate face-cut brick are on the site ready] on account Be Tauhcand: ckroei ten for erection of the new building for | i, rapidly being brought back into the water condensing plant. AS/shape by the stat - ras known, this will be the first} ment, ® eRe CaNET ck building in Salt Creek field, vr nd indicates faith in a long life of local oll activities. eo oT pee L. Stigall of Muskogee, Okla., Miss The following were visitors at|Helen Newcomb of Casper, C. H. Home Camp Wednesday: P. H. Low-| Barber of Casper. Miss Newcomb nie of Denver, Mr. and Mrs. Williams|is reported as having been on the of Sheridan, Daniel J. Danker of} sick list the past few days. Boston, David Wallace of Boyer, Montana, B. T. McDowell of Denver Mammoth a fs Sab cpewsis ie cacicason: oneal Roe shout Combi fot theme] Sistine Chapel Composer Will Visit America machine shop at Mammoth camp. One of the best intprovements that could be made at Home Camp begun| A @egree team from Casper Loyal Wednesday, that of widening and re-| Order of Moose initiated 70 new ducing the crown grade of Ellison} members last evening in the Layoye Avenue, opposite the hotel and club| lodge rooms, the second story of the house. Where two cars formerly| new Seaman building. It was nec- had soem difficulty In passing, it] essary to handle them tn two classes now looks as if four might drive] Of 66 and 14 members each. After) pom, Sept. 24—Monsignor Per- os!, composer of the Sistine chapel, has accepted an invitation to visit ited States on condition The improvement] the initiation ceremonies, near mid- no doubt will best be appreciated by| Might, the entire aggregation, con- the band concert audience whose sisting of some hundred members, proceeded “Who's Sorry Now?” is a wistful melody of the old-fashioned type, appealingly sung by Lewis James on a Co- lumbia Record, “Sweet Pal” is a fit- ting companion se- lection on the other side. At Columbia Dealers A-3937 75c —ALSO— Shows at 1, 8, 5, 7 and 9 in WORLD” 6, 7:40, 9:20 10c and 20c aa Mtn stands between them. Scores of Including Clair McDowell and From the opening scene, whe: ; A flock of 4500 sheep belonging tc The highway which was nearly! pets Tobin of Casper, is grazing in Mammoth camp, where they were brought from the summer range on the east slope o! the Big Horn mountains west o! Buffalo and Kaycee. were in excellent condition as the result of good grazing and it is re- Lavoye ported that 600 old ewes have been Among visitors at Lavoye, are A.) sold and 1000 young the vicinity of The sheep } lambs con: | tracted for gale at advantage. Pas-| moth commissary, driven by “Bill"’ ture here is not so good, the grass | being badly burnt, and it ed that much feed will have to trucked in this winter, AMERICA LAST TIMES TODAY ANITA STEWART “THE LOVE PIKER® . A Comedy-Dramatic Romance OUR GANG FUNNY “DOGS OF WAR” 10c and 40c TODAY AND TUESDAY BETTY COMPSON “THE END OF THE And Two Part Comedy “Pardon My Glove” NORMA TALMADGE SUPPORTED BY CONWAY TEARLE IX HER MAGNIFICENT REW | PRODUCTION, ‘ASHES OF VENGEANCE’ WILL BE SEEN AT THE AMERICA STARTING TOMORROW Ln Monetuat uxt caktoeiton tak oh. thee Meat, ee shown at the Am ! of Mr. Miller, to the White Rock] colves no heavenly warning against | cafe where special and splendid re-| crossing the ocean. freshments were served. |the initiates are a large number of | church composer said he expected to . the leading business men of Lavoye.| remain about twg months, return- ing to Italy in time for the famous} Christmas services in the chapel, s»ocause I received no heavenly warn- ag against it,” Father Peros! said. ‘One day I was in Paris when the Titanic was making her maiden trip As I entered a steamship office to ouy a ticket a volce whispered to me to take the next boat. I ‘aia and avoided drownin; ————_——_ A truck belonging to the Mam- Appel, was among the number of expest-] trucks burnt in the fire in Casper last week, ————— Send your automoDfle news to “Spark Plug."—Care Tribune. WYOMING SIX DAYS farting Saturday WYOMIN Today and Tomorrow HOOT GIBSON In his latest and greatest pic- ture— Shootin’ For Love Also Two Comedies “LOTS OF NERVE” and EMPTY BOTTLES and NEWS REEL WEDNESDAY The first picture showing natural colors — something new and different— TOLL OF THE SEA Tuesday, - The usual 10c and 40c admission will prevail. Shows will start at 1, 2, 8, 5, 7 and 9 each day. “I have accepted the invitation! pete ee “ASHES OF VENGEANCE” IS THE LAST WORD IN SCREEN MAGNIFICENCE, WITH NORMA TALMADGE SEEMING MORE BEAUTIFUL THAN EVER BEFO! ‘orma Talmadge’s new production, “Ashes of Vogeance,” starting tomorrow at of the theater's patrons will probably consider it as great a picture, if not the very best, has ever contributed. Like “The Eternal Flame,” this new romance sweeps back to the golden days of tho French court life, with Norma as the reigning beauty of the day, letting the courtiers bargain with swords and blood for her slightest smile, Conway Tearle is romance personified as the man who loves her, and Wallace Beery is the sensuous, crafty nobleman who ae seen in the production and twenty-five brilliant actors support the principals, n hundreds of dancers are seen at the minuet in the great hall of. the palace, to the final i. ree oa of the climax, “Ashes of Vengeance” drives home a colorful tale of tremendous interest. “Ashes of News and topics af the day. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. The program also includes Pathe DIES IN HOSPITAL, Shaffer-Gay chapel pending funeral arrangements. Among} Interviewed at Jes!, the noted) yinian Earsley, the 14-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles MES LARSO! KES. Harsley, died last night at a local iki, Marnie taser ee sige hospital. The little girl came home |of age, died this morning at a local from Crawford, Neb., recently where |hospital. She {is survived by « she had been attending school. Ill- | widower, Herbert Larson, 1177 J Colseiion reason of her return |street, and by a mother, Mrs. Bor- muth, 633 J street. The body The remains are now at the tng bala the Shastention cham ooo ee TAKE THE MOTOR BUS TO HOLLYWOOD _ WEDNESDAY It Is MOTOR BUS MATINEE From 1 o'clock to 6 o’clock When you pay your fare Wednesday aftern will receive a ticket good for 1 joon you mission price to the * or 10c on the regular ad- RIALTO | Look—Bus fare and admission to Hollywood 40c Greens FAM ye ee Wie aen TODAY Sweet and Peck and Their Company of 16 PEOPLE 16 Presents “The New Inspector” A side splitting comedy 8 —— SPECIALTIES —— AND THE HARMONY TRIO Also The Big Picture “OTHER WOMEN’S CLOTHES” W. First, off Center Street Admission 10c-—40c CASH SPOT $25 DANCE LUCKY DANCE NIGHT—TONIGHT Every Monday night in the future will b k as Lucky Dance night. $25 in cash will be pats away to the couples standing on the spots. Every third dance will be a prize winner. Be here tonight. Arkeon Dancing Academy “Wyoming’s Greatest Amusement Palace” DANCING EVERY NIGHT