Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 4, 1923, Page 31

SUNDAY, 4, 1923 Theatricals :-: POLA NEGRI'S NEW FILM, “THE CHEAT’ AT Lal FOUR DAYS, Incontestably a screen master- Piece, it is said, George Fitz maurice’s Paramount production, “The Cheat,” presenting the famous ae Pola Negri, in the finest role of her picture career, will be the feature attraction at the Rialto theater today, Monday, Tuesday and ‘Wednesday. Jack Holt, Paramount star, is featured as leading man, while Charles de Roche, the popular French screen star, now a member of the Paramount Stock company, heads the supporting cast. It is one of few pictures in which this cele- brated star has appeared, that has a happy ending. Jack Holt Featured. The production is by George Fitz- maurice and Ouida Bergere wrote the scenario. Jack Holt plays the featured role of a husband in the picture. Charles de Roche, cele- brated French actor, is in the sup- port as a white man crook posing as an East Indian princa “Two of the greatest dramatic situations ever employed on the screen are presented in the picture —that when Pola Negri as the wife is branded by the spurious prince to indicate that she Is his property; and the courtroom scene, where, in order to save her husband from prison for the shooting of the Hindoo prince, which she herself did, the star bares her shoulder and Loses Curls to Play Featured Role in Picture Louise Lorraine was proud of her hair. “tt ts a beautiful shade of brown and was long and curly. It added much to a charm that had placed her in the top ranks of film beauties. But a motion picture actress must often sacrifice personal charm for the sake of “art” and the little Uni- versal beauty thought that she was making the supreme sacrifice when she submitted to a request of Rich- ard Stanton, Universal director. He asked her to bob her hair. Miss Lorraine was cast by Fred Datig, Universal casting director, and Stanton for the leading femi- nine role in “McGuire of ‘the Mounted,” a story of the Northwest Mounted Police in which William Desmond is starred at the Wyoming theater next Saturday. Her role was that of a little French-Canadian girl, Stanton said that she was a won- derful type for the role as she is half French and half Spanish. But he wanted her to get away from the conventional long braids so often worn by screen actresses in similar roles. It nearly broke her heart, but Louise finally agreed to part with the curls. ‘The studio hairdresser wielded the shears. She laid the curls neatly in a row on the dress- ing table and Louise cried. At last Louise shook her head and no curls brushed her cheeks. The result was startling. The pretty little actress was even more captivating than ever. She played the role with bobbed hair and all of her friends around tho studio and In Hollywood persuaded her to keep her hair shorn. But Louise looks at her pictures of days before her hair was bobbefl and shakes her head. “Those curls friénds,” she said. were my best designed by Howard Greer, are noth- ing short of exquisite—daring, et | conventional and of the most superb materials. But it is in the acting of her | guilt and despair, is to see a form of dramatic expression that takes part of its greatness from the Euro pean school and is tempered suffl- clently to our standards to be thor- oughly understandable by any class of eudience. In gentler moments, she exhibits rare restraint in direct contrast to the vividness of the emotional scenes. Versatile to a degree, she has accomplished a fine piece of work in “The Cheat,” that spec- ‘ators are certain to approve. enact rh New York Santas . . 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A thriller, if there ever was one!’ Also Comedy “A RANCH ROMEO”. STARTING TUESDAY AT THE: “THE GREEN GODDESS” SUPPORTED BY ALICE JOYCE HARRY T. MOREY and DAVID POWELL “East is East, West is West” and though the wealthy and powerful: Rajah Rukh offered his kingdom for the love of a beautifal American woman she asked only for her freedom. News of Local Offerings :-: “QUAKERS” IN GERMANY PHILADELPHIA—(United Press.) —In a statement issued from the headquarters of the American Friends Service committee here ,it is stated that 600,000 German chi'dren, from 6 to 14 years of age, are re- eetving food in their schools, tn ad- dition to what they have at home. Stx_ times as many, or 30 per cent PAGE TURR Notes of Filmdom of the, school population of Germany,|dren who receive this food age are 121 @ state of low vitality and pre-| Pointed out as “Quakers.” sources, the world of 1918, “ge suck. help, if the funds were avail able. As most cf the money for t! extia feeding comes from outland sources, the wor dof 1918, “ge quakert,” is still in full force to de scribe the work. Indeed, the chil ‘Twenty varieties of laundry bige- been developed by Ty. Richard Carver. a Bone succumbs to a pressure ef 21,333 pounds, cast fron to 103,93¢ and granite 8,532 pounds. RIALTO TODAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY m NSN) we : CHEAT WITH JACK HOLT Supported By Charles DéRoche Pola Negri in her second American-made picture and her first sympathetic role! You’ll see her as the beauti- ful, luxury-loving daughter of a millionaire— —tevelling in priceless jew- els and gowns worth a fortune— —yet casting aside all .to answer the call of true love— —eloping with a poor man who can’t keep pace with her extravagance— —till at last she bargains her soul for fineries— —to pay the price of her folly? FABLES—NEWS Shows 1, 2:40, 4:20, 6, 7:40, 9:20 Against a spectacular background of oriental Wannty. in the gilded pal- ace chambers of a cruel Eastern potentate one of the most dramatic productions of screen history is unfolded.