Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 16, 1923, Page 6

PAGE SIX - @be Casper Dally Cribune TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1923 gain the opposite effect and before | his mirror he was arranging his |locks in the most untidy fashion possible. “Salomy Jane” is a George Mel ford production in which Jacqueline “THREE WISE FOOLS” A blending of charming comedy, | took Mr. Ogle two minutes to make thrilling reality and fascinating ro-| his hair look as if it hadn't been mance is promised in Goldwyn's| combed for two months. This Para first King Vidor production, “Three | mount pieture is a tale of the ro Wise Fools,” from Austin Strong’s| mantic days of ’49. A hairbrush popular stage play produced by| was as much of a luxury then as an John Golden and Winchell Smith,| automobile is today. starting at the America theater to-| day for a three-day run. Vidor is known as one of the most gifted of the younger directors. His stories and characters have the aspect of| reality without sacrificing romance and charm. In this photoplay he said to have surpassed his own pre-| vious good work. Goldwyn ¢ MAMMOTH SET MADE IN WYOMING PICTURE him a most capable | cast to interpret the story. There| ‘The art director at the Ince Stud is Eleanor Boardman of “Souls for|ios in Culver City, where “Human Sale” fame as Sydney Fairchild,| Wreckage,” now playing at the daughter of the woman with whom| Wyoming theater, Mrs. Wallace the “three wise fools” had been in| Reid's gigantic film indictment of love in their yo She had mar-|the narcotic evil was taken, was uth. ried another man, and, upon her given carte blanche by the produc- death ,gave her daughter to the,tion manager to construct a mam- care of her three old admirers. The| moth set, called for in the manu- three men are played by Claude Gil-| script of that picture, writen by C. Mngwater, William H. Cran, veteran| Gardner Sulliva Without bring- of the stage, and Alec Francis.|ing in any sordid details, a huge Others in the cast are John Sain- polis as Sydney's father, unjustly] of which will run into many thous-| imprisoned as a forger, William | ands of dollars, depicting the dreams Haines as her swectheart, Lucien|of a narcotic addict. In this scene Littlefield, ZaSu Pitts, Martha Mat- tox, Fred J. Butler, Charles Hick | the highest wizardy of the moving say picture art has been attained, man, Craig Biddle, Jr. Creighton | experts. Buildings lean upon Hale and Raymond Hatton. | another, fantastic camouflage effects The picture has one great spec-| fects designed by master painters tacular scene in which three con-|run riot, lamp posts totter drunk- victs break jail in an armored motor |enly, and lights, arranged to mag- car which is later wrecked. This|nify its crookedness play upon it scene is guaranteed to furnish! from all angles. To construct this thrills a-plenty. The story ends/ massive and Intricate conception of happily with Sydney's father re-| “the stuff that dreams are made of” turned to her. The photography 1s| armies of workmen worked day and beautifully clear and the exteriors| night in performing the tasks that contain many “shots” of charming|had never been done before. Ex- scenes, ponents of futuristic and impres- eT stonistic schools of art, admit frank- that they could probab'y not have d_ anything whimsical. COLUMBIA SHOW STILL |: PLEASES Bib CROWDS, ‘The vaudeville bill at the Colum: | bia theater has been gaining packed houses for that amusement place and the persons who ‘have attended | the show have in every way been| satisfied with what was offered them There ts such a variety of stunts. | fo many different appeals to the members of the audience, that it| would be peculiar indeed {f the bill aia not please. | ‘The Chinese mystery man is hold: | ing his own for first place in the| interest aro although the | Merrill! Brothers are also ‘there| with the goods" and have perhaps! as large a following. Their stunts of daredeviltry and fun are as su- perior in their own class as the clever deceit practiced by eet has been constructed, the cost | IMMENSE RAILROAD SET [9 SEEN IN “OUTCAST” There is one place in Long Island where the “L” traffic is not con- gested. It is at Paramount’s Long Island studio where a bit of the Sixth Avenue elevated was con- structed for movie purposes, The street scene which shows one entire block of Washington Place west of Stxth Avenue, was constructed for Elsie Ferguson's latest Paramount picture “Outcast,"which will be the feature at the Rialto theater tomor- row. It is the largest that has ever been built at the Long Island studio, being 150 feet long and taking a camera shot of 250 feet. In the dis- tance beyond the elevated can be seen Washington Square. Because of the importance of the action which takes place on this street, it was necessary to build it in the studio rather than take the com- pany to the street itself, which could have been done. In this way expert lighting was obtained and on the en the street is as realistic as hington Place itself. ——$<$<_.___. MASTER OF GUILE IS WALLINGFORD IN FILM The power of suggestion plays = great part in the success of J. Rufus Wallingford and “Blackie” Daw, an¢ the demonstration of this power it admirably portrayed in the Cosmo poll production for Paramount t et-Rich-Quick Wallingford,” n adapted from the play by George M. Cohan, which closes its run at tho Iris today. J. Rufus Wallingford and his con federate, “‘Blackie"*Daw, are able to win success for themselves and the inhabitants of Battlesburg, Iowa, by their exercise of this power of sug: First, they convince the eople of their ability to bring ss to the town, \and then out side interests are also persuaded of the value of their schemes, “Blackie” Daw, played by Nor man Kerry, does the advance work for "Get-Rich-Quick Wallingford.” ord is played to perfec: “T’se in town, Honey!” In this famous package Everything you need except water to make the finest pancakes you’ve ever the ma hand ts qui zi | than the’ ¢ aya Sing Ling Foo tasted! Aunt Jemima Pancakes with and the Merrill Brothers make an the old-time Southern flavor! effort to demonstrate that the bal- ance of power is easily obtained ‘ou know how. “ — ing, dancing, patter, novel nd plenty of pep make up the remainder of the vaudeville pro gram. “The Man From Hell's River” $s the photor It is the adaptation from James Oliver Curwood’s fa mous story. Rin Tin, the dog hero, has an important part. OGLE USES MIRROR BUT NOT TO IMPROVE LOOKS Charles Ogle, Paramount player, has earned the reputation of being : the world’s vainest man. Mr : Comedy with plays the t a rough pionec “Shiver and Jacqueline Logan in the filmin lomy Jane Shake’ Gaacga Raarort’ which is being shown at the Rialtc able M. ice FI theater for the last times today, Kinograms aurice Flynn | and before each scene was William B. Davidson stopped to arrange h hair with the aid of a pocket look But h n't tryin, his appearance. His effc & to improve Fifties. Actually filmed TODAY | AM REAL WELL So Writes Woman After Taking Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound tains, Jamestown, N. Y.—‘‘Iwasnervous, easily excited anddiscouragedand had | § no ambition. Part | of the time I was| not able to sit up| as I suffered with | pains in my back|@ and with weak- ness. I took Lydia | I nkham’sVeg- able Com: pound, | »oth the li id eS — tive Wash for in- flammation. Today I am real well and runa rooming house and do the work. | Irecommend your medicine to every woman who complains, and you may use my letter to help any one else. Lam passing through the Change of Life now and I keep the Vegetable Compound in the house, ready to take when I fee) the need of it.’’—Mrs, ALICE D. Da 203 W. Second St., Jamesto’ Y Often some derangement may cause a ge! ral upset condition of the wholesystem,indic such symp- toms as nervousne of ambition and ge Lydia B. Pink pound \¢ ache, lacle eral weakness, am’s Vegetable Com- ‘ound a rouble emoved the caw RIALTO LAST TIMES TODAY “Salomy Jane” Brett Harte’s classic of California in the brave, wild among the great Redwoods of the Santa Cruz moun- Shows Start 1, 2.40, 4:20 6, 7-40, 9:20 in its original setting— | tion by Sam Hardy. Doris Kenyon, when Governors from all parts of @ well known film actress, is the the country will be the president's heroine. guests. SUMMARY OF from Chicago early tomorrow on their trip to Portland, Oregon, and back. The star of the collection is Til’amook Daisy butter king De Kol, senior and grand cham- pion, Ho'stein dairy cow, holder of the highest world record for four year old, producing 16,240 quarts of milk in one year, W. W. Marsh of Waterloo, Iowa, has been invited to send his world champion Guernsey bull, and other raisers of fancy stock Invited include Pickard and Son of Marion, Oregon, and J. O. Singmas- ter, of Kiota, Iowa. The special train will return to Kansas City for the American Royal Livestock show early in December. The tour was arranged by the Car- nation Milk Company. TICKLING THROAT Always an annoyance, worse when it afflicts you at night. You can BERLIN—The cabinet approved a} bill granting a charter for a so0- called gold annuity bank, whose cap- ital will be furnished by industry, agriculture, banking and commerce | through compulsory sypothetication of their realty and other holdings. —————__~ NIGHT NEWS MARQUETTE, Mich—Ft men were burned to death in a forest fire near Birch, Michigan 20 miles from Marquette, Prize Winning Cows to Start On Great Tour BERLIN—Windows of bakeries were smashed in demonstrations against high prices, MEMPHIS—Control of the Piggly Wiggly corporation passed from the of common to the preferred sharehold-| \ ers when the latter met and elected a new board of directors. CHICAGO, Oct. 16—The itinerary a six weeks tour of the northwest ith thirteen carloads of prize win- Sp He ay ie ning dairy cows from the Intern-| CHAMBERLAIN?’ S$ tional Dairy Show at Syracuse, New} COUGH REMEDY York, was announced today. The| ery user friend cows, valued at $500,000, will start = ones TRENTON, N. J.—Governor sil- zer in a letter requested President Coolidge to add the coal situation to the subjects to be discussed at Sat- urday'’s White House luncheo: STILL SHOWING TO CROWDED HOUSES Don’t Miss This Big Vaudeville Show —AT THE— -COLUMBIA- TODAY—TOMORROW A Health Food ,,for bees, Frail Children are sCcOTTS Cae SCOTS, SING LING FOO MERRILL BROS. Chinese Mystery Man A Riot of Laughs ARCH WOODY FRANK ROONEY Comedy and Songs Singing and Dancing Comedy “HIGH FLYERS” A Real Thriller LUCILLE & VERNON The Song and Violinist JAMES-OLIVER-CURWOODS "MAN FROM HELLS RIVER’ & yn) wWherg PRODUCTION i TRIFLING | WOMEN THE 1923 SENSATION Starting Sunday YOMING Last Times Today “GET-RICH-QUICK WALLINGFORD” |; —Also— “A GOOD -SCOUT” (Comedy) Wednesday and Thursday ‘DOWN TO THE SEA IN SHIPS” 10c AND 20c | ALWAYS ONLY 3 MORE DAYS AGAIN WE ASK THAT YOU COME AS EARLY—SO YOU WON’T HAVE TO STAND. SHOWS START —IN— 1:00—2:45—4:30—6:15—8:00 and 9:30 ‘vs. Wallace Reid FUMAN WRECKAGE Wy YOMIN Everybody's Theatre A MILE-A-MINUTE TO FREEDOM! —the armored riot car crashed through the prison gates to freedom. —leading the revolt of the maddened con- vic! ts. —pursued by a bombing airplane. —wrecked at a sudden turn in the road. Meanwhile the fate of a girl hung in the balance. Circumstantial evidence branded her a crook. Only the boy who loved her refused to lose faith, 8 —also— Pathe News —and— Topics of The Day Shows at 1, 3, 5, 6:30 8, 9:30 10c and 40c ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR 25ce-——50c A Bishop-Cass Theater CLAUDE GILLINGWATER ELEANOR BOARDMAN WM. CRANE ALEX FRANCIS Any Many Other Notables The High Grade Spread for Bread Nucoa Pure Cocoanut oil —refined Peanut oil churned in sweet sterilized milk—with necessary salt—that’s all Hon oRencnesenenenonenenenononene Floor of surpassing smoothness is a fundamental requirement which all dancers demand of all superior academies, The Arkeon is proud of its record of never having failed in fundamentals, nor in niceties. The Arkeon TOMORROW, THURSDAY, FRIDAY ELSIE FERGUSON IN “OUTCAST” “Hell hath no furies like a woman scorned”—especi- ally when she loves t he man who scorns her. Her Latest and Greatest Paramount Picture David Powell and Mary MacLaren in the cast Adapted by Josephine Lovett from the Play of Huber Henry Davies Directed by Chet Withey RIALTO Today, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday WISE — FOOLS A BRILLIANT PICTURIZATION OF THE FAMOUS STAGE SUCCESS A Story of Love and Thrills that you will place among the films you most enjoyed, —With—