Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 23, 1923, Page 5

“TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1923. ’ . ‘one of the best. ——————— ALL STAR GAST PLAYS OD e\ {g x u COLUMBIAVAUDEVIILE IN “DANGER” AT IRIS AGAIN DRAWS CROWDS ‘The acts of high ctass vaudeville which opened Sunday at the Colum- bia theater were again greeted by huge audiences last night. There are singing, dancing, come- dy, gymnastics, and novelties to} please everyone, Billy Knight's roosters make up a marvel act. They ride the merry-go-round, ferris wheel, see saw, add figures and do other things at the motion of Mr. Knight's hand. It ‘s said to be the only act of its kind on tho etage today. Kneeland Powers havo prov- ed that they know how to entertain with melody and wit. Berger and Seaman keep the audience laughing ecntinucugly. Frances Doughe.ty in her act caught the crowd at o: Her songs, dancing and plano p INR GLYNPS STORY ~. “QIK DANS” OPENS AT THE AMERICA: TODAY .. A colorful and highly picturesque riginal screen story has been told by Elinor Glyn, the famous English writer, in “Six Days," which will be the attraction for four days at the America theater, beginning today. In her new story the famous “author of “Three Weeks" has de- veloped a story that {s rapid and absorbing in action, with characters that appeal to the sympathies and a with thrills and romance that lend i themselves to the picture form of a presentation. ‘The cast contains many well- krcwn. names. Corinne Griffth, a star in her own right, is featured as (aline Kingston, and Frank Mayo, who has been a star for a number - of years, is cofeatured as Dion Leslie. Others in the cast are Myrtle Stedman, Claude King, “Maude George, Spottiswoode Ait- ken. Charles Clary, Evelyn Walsh Hall and others. Laline Kingston ts taken to Europe after the financial faflure and death by suicide of her father, by her mother. The latter plots to marry her daughter to the wealthy Englishman, Sir Charles Chetwyn, Dut after thelr engagement has been announced, Laline falls in love with Dion Leslie, who is in reality Sir Charles’ son by a famous actress who hud deserted himi In a sight- Beeing tour over one of France's battlefields, after visiting the grave | of her brother, Laline ts trapped in| a German dugout together with | Dion Leslie and the priest who acted as their guide. Ciiffora §. Elfelt, producer of “Danger,” based on an original etory by Frank Howard Clark and star- ring J. B. Warner, at the Iris for the last times today went to great expense in procuring the proper types to portray the various char acters in his colorful production. As a matter of fact, Mr. Elfelt spent months touring this country in search of a “silhouette girl”—a per- fect profile girl. He finally located her in the person of Lillian Hackett, who plays the sympathetic role of Nan, an orphan, fin this production b t c wherein appears a splendidly and unusually talented cast of players. ‘The cast is headed by J. B. War- ner in a role that introduces this athletio star at his best. Miss Hack- ett, as said before, shares the honors with Mr. Warner. Others in the cast who are deserving of mention include Bert Apling, June LeVere, Hadith Sterling, Mary Wynn, H. Mer- ing were splendid, and her rill McCormack, Charles Newton, C. York flapper song was a biz |F. Blinn, Billie Rait, A. Knott and Fred and Al Smith in their feats of|B. Brady, strength and work on the rings went over big and started the show off earaeerroeos ‘ — Expert watch and jewelry repair- ‘MAIN STREET’ ONE OF THE SEASON’S SENSATIONAL PICTURES —With— MONTE BLUE and FLORENCE VIDOR Will Be Shown for Two More Days TODAY TOMORROW RI ALTO SHOWS START: 12:30, 2:15, 4:00, 5:50, 7:40, 9:30 HARMONICA CONTEST FRIDAY NIGHT = RIALTO SCHOOL CHILDREN—$10.00 in prizes given away to the best mouth harp player. ry ? ' r 1 Facing certain death at the end of a few days, Laline and Dion are married by the priest ~sHow they are rescued and Laline, believing Dion dead, is married to Sir Charles and later claimed by the latter’s son, forms a highly drama- Ue and absorbing climax in what is ‘\\Fegarded as one of the year's biggest ictures. ——_—__—_—_. ; “MIN STREET” GREAT FILM AT THE RIALTO “Main Street,” which opened Sat- + turday at the Rialto theater is a pic- ture of pictures. The word great 1 has been bandied about so often and free'y that it has lost some of its ‘connotations. Yet, it is the word, and the only word, fit to describe { «this wonderful picture which has i lost not a single quality in its trans j 1 FABLES NEWS S Leave Your Name at the Box Office Position to the screen from Sinclair Lewis’ novel of the same name. It is long since such a picture was “TIMOTHY’S QUEST” Speen, and the highest praise is due Gall that participated in it, to Harry Kate Douglas Wiggins Great Story is the Picture ; «Beaumont, the d'rector; to Florence r, Monte Blue and the excel orting cast, consisting of H. with a bang. The picture “Heroes ing. Casper Jewelry Co., O. S. Bice. @he Casper Daily Cridune of the Street” with Wesley Barry, is] The South's cotton crop this year 1s worth a billion and a quarter dol- lars. It has cost about a billion dollars to produce it. not been for the raise the crop. 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In despair, she finds her only ally ~in Erik Valborg, a young idea‘ist. “Two things happen; tongues begin eWagelng maliciously, and Erik finds himself so hopelessly in love with {Carol that he wants her to elope. «These situations bring on the dra- “matic climaxes to the picture. ‘ —— = UPSET STOMACH, = GAG, INDIGESTION, STAKE “DIAPEPSIN” ‘The moment you eat a tablet of “Pape's Diapepsin” your indigestion {s gone. No more distress from a sour, acid, upset stomach. No © flatulence, heartburn, palpitation, or ~ misery-making gases. Correct your Sdigestion for a few cents. Each package guaranteed by druggist to overcome stomach trouble.—Adver- tisement. A Bishop-Cass Theater LAST TIMES TODAY = “THE HEART 1H person living. You'll the screen! 21ers Take a Lesson in the Art of Love! —it looks easy, but you’ve got to know how! Elinor Glyn, author of the famous “Three Weeks,” knows more about the gentle art of making love than any other agree, too, after you see her thrill- ing romance of a beauty snatched from society’s auction block by a man who knew how! It’s one of the most deliciously daring films ever put on DAYS WYOMING LAST TIMES TODAY Again we ask that you come early and avoid standing. “Trifling LAST TIMES TODAY Shows Start: —3—5—7—9 NO CHILDREN | 10c——40e | | Starting Wednesday | HOOT GIBSON In =| About 7,000 visitors are expected. ——.—___ PAGE FIVE. Stop Coughing The simplest and best way to ap conghs, colds, croup, bronchial, “fin” and la grippe coughs is totake CHAMBERLAIN'’S COUGH REMEDY Every user is a friend BOTTLERS TO MEET PROVIDENCE, R. I. (United Press —The American Bottlers of Carbon- ated beverages will hold their con vention hgre October 15 to 19. ‘The finest cocoa is grown in Eoua- dor. —> = YOU’LL MISS ANOTHER GOOD SHOW IF YOU DON’T GO TO THE COLUMBIA AND SEE THE FIVE ORPHEUM ACTS Be There Tonight 7 and 9 o’Clock BERGER and SEAMAN Present “A Western Union Flirtation” FRED and AL SMITH Those Different Gymnasts BILLY KNIGHTS ROOSTERS 15 Educated Bantam Roosters FRANCES DOUGHERTY Singing Comedienne KNEELAND and POWERS In Snappy Moments —Also— WESLEY BARRY in “HEROES OF THE STREET” EVENINGS, 7—9 o’Clock Matinee Wednesday 2:30 OMIN Everybody’s Theatre 3 DAYS—STARTING TOMORROW, HOOT GIBSON In His Latest Seven-Reel Special Blinky The Greatest Picture He Has Ever Made Extremely pleasurable dancing, and the Arkeon ,are synonyms in the minds of Casper dancers, The management is tireless in its ef- forts to maintain this association. Its success is constantly manifest. Arkeon Dancing Academy “Wyoming’s Greatest Amusement Palace” 6 ly Elinor Glyn : OFA ONE LADY 4” TEXAN” ‘LADY 40c with wih Corinne Griffith ena Frank Mayo FRIEND | : NEAL HART STARTING TODAY TWO ADMISSIONS FOR ONE PRICE : i ‘Pictures of sine’ ih SPECIAL LADIES’ MATINEE = Toonerville Comedy et cep pteeies tina Skipper’s Policy’ Pas sede ie Ue ay Cc QO L U Ni B j A Miahaaes -rceeeagy z= ALWAYS A Bishop-Cass Theater ned agian 10c and 20c