Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 6, 1923, Page 4

“THE WILD PARTY” 15 WYOMING “OFFERING FOR LAST OF WEEK The English ibel law of greater truth, the greater the libel’ would put a tremendous cramp in the style of the average American especially Gladys Walton in the latest Univer- Wid Party”| coming to the Wyoming theater Sat- newspaper . reporter, sal attraction, “The urday. When writes a story about a mintster run- ning away with the wife of the cor. her grocer, his paper has to con- sider is the correct statement of the facts of the cast. “If it’s true it isn't Ubelous. But ft must be ac- curate!” Before Herbert Blache began the fiming of “The Wild Party” he made a careful study of the libel laws relating to the publication of news involving to the slightest de- gree any ang'e which might be con- atrued 1s libelous, For one of his big punches fn the Picture hinges on this point. A sensational news story had stimu- Jated street sales and a girl reporter was considerably elated over the “scoop” which she had put over on the" rival papers. Then the bomb- ahell burst. A Ibe! action to the extent of $100,000 was filed against the news- paper which had printed the story. Only part of the story was right. “The Wild Party” was written especially for Miss Walton by Mar. fon Orth of the Untversal dep ent and the script, was 17 B= ¢ n. a “THE GREEN GODDESS” OPENS AT THE AMERICA ‘That highty melodramatic story “The Green Goddess,” by William Archer, has been transferred to the screen by the Distinctive Pictures | Corporation and with George Arliss starred will be shown at the Amer- ica theatre for four days beginning As a play “The Green God- today. dess” enjoyed a run of two years at the Booth theatre, New Yo! eing TONIGHT: “the one of the most successful stage fferings of the past decade. It is now meeting with equal success tn | London. \ "rhe picture version, which will be shown at the America theatre, has had a record-breaking run at the Sam H. Harris theatre, New York, equalling in every way its popular- ity as a play. The sets for this photoplay are said to be unequalled for splendor and the most elaborate ever constructed in an Eastern studio. In support of Mr. Arliss in “The Green Goddess” is a distinguished cast. In the principal feminine role is the always gorgeous Alice Joyce. Incidentally this appearance marks | Miss Joyce's return to the screen an American reporter| @fter several years’ absence. David Powell, remembered chtefiy for his remarkable work in support of Mae Murray in “On With the Dance,” has a wonderful part, as has Harry T. Morey, the former Vitagraph star. Others in the cast are Jetta Goudal, Ivan Simpson and | William Worthington. “THE ELEVENTH HOUR” | AT AMERICA SATURDAY | Running the gamut of melodra- matic thrills, “The Eleventh Hour,” Pola Negri's second American made Paramount picture, “The Cheat," a George Fitzmaurice pro- duction with Jack Holt featured as leading man and Charles de Roche in support, is showing to capacity at the Rialto theatre every evening. The picture has scored a veritable triumph. ‘The second screen version of this immensely popular story, which was produced about eight years ago by Cecil ‘B. DeMille, has been entirely rewritten and modernized and now offers tremendous opportunities for highly dramatic acting to the prin- cipals. It is an ideal screen vehicle, and Fitzmaurice has made the most of it, the action throughout being staged with much realism. Miss Negri's tar-famed emotional acting was never more wonderful. deeded ties on rls “HELLO HAWAII” MAKES GOOD AT COLUMBIA | “Hello Hawali” is stili making a good run at the Columbia theater and 1s achieving approval on its merit from the standpoint of the intrinsic cleverness of the produc tion and also for the ta’ent shown by Billfe Ireland's Folies who are A number of song hits, the very latest obtainable, are being featured. Leu Newman, Bud Brownie, and >< “THE CHEAT” SCORING TRIUMPH, THE RIALT, | producing it. | adapted by William Fox from Lin-/ others are responsible for the prov- jocoln J. Carter’s stage success, will| ocation to mirth which the produc- be the feature attraction at the Am-} tion gives rise to, erica theater Saturday. This ex-| Comedy is not separnted from ar- | citing production stars Charles Jones|tistry however and there are a num- "The Coffeo I and Shirley Mason. In the support- |ing cast are June Blvidge and Alan | Hale. | From every standpoint the screen | | version surpasses the legitimate pre. | sentation. The Irmitless expanse of development possessed by the acreen gave Lincoln J. Carter new inspira- tion for more startling thrill-etunts. One of the most striking and breath-abeting stunts effected in| this production, 1s the shooting of |Charles Jones and Shirley Mason | through the torpedo tubes of a sub-| merged submarine. Equally amaz-| ing ts Jones’ battle with Hons. There| is much excitement provided by the daring of Miss Mason, She hangs jover a huge vat of liquid tron to escape the unwelcome attentions of |the Prince. Her dive into the ocean |from a high precipice is another | hatr-raiser. | seen the $1 spectats fn oxlery, corsets and Itn- Barc’ey Shop. millinery, | gerte at the very Womanr’s Responsibility to Buying Coffs. C elicious” ‘The woman in the heme knows—that the trust buy her coffee by brand, not in the bulk— ‘Why waste good cream end suger or jeopardize. perfect meal with poor coffem, paxTon AND GALLAGHER ce. COLUMBIA “YES, WE _HAVE. NO PAJAMAS” AND OTHER SONGS ARE MAKING A BIG HIT IN “HELLO, HAWAIT??’ Presented By BILLIE IRELAND'S “FOLLIES OF 1923” HEAR E BUNGALOW SONG BY MISS CELESTIAL O’NEILL ARRY DUNBAR—BUD BROWNEE—LOU NEWMAN MISS HELEN TURNER First Run Picture? ENID BENNETT in “SCANDALOUS TONGUES” 7—9 o’Clock—SIEBERG’S ORCHESTRA—10-—40c LADIES’ MATINEE WEDNESDAY—TWO LADIES ADMITTED ON ONE TICKET ber of scenes that are beautifully done. ee ‘Turkey shoot Saturday mt Sho- gren’s Gallery. Anemic Cirls At Business Cain Strength o+ SCOTTS EMULSION Saal A. L. Corder Cc. 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Emotions Tribune Wantad RIALTO Last Times Today WHOLE THE eat NEXT DOOR” with James Morrison 3 —also— GEORGE FITZMAURICE “Ont dt Pies Pola Negri’s BRO ULE T 1OIN One Real bias ny ‘ with yee JACK HOLT: ‘AISt. John Display of Her SUPPORTED OB vy * 10c and 20c Thousand ALWAYS “CHARLES ie ROCHE TRAIN SCHEDULES Chicago @ Northwestera Arti Departs No. 603 26 p. m. 2335 p. m. _ Bast Arrives Departs No, 622 AxtS p. m. 5:00 p. m. Chicago, Burtington & Quincy a Eastbound Arrives Departs N — 845 p. m. No. 30. a 810 a roa =) >» m 8:35 p. m. No. 29 7:00 a. m. 720am No. 81 0.25 Dp m s B HABIT TODAY — NATIONAL APPLE WEEK OCT. 31—NOV. 7 ‘Election Returns Tonight A Bishop-Cass Theatey Bae Results DAVID POWELL One of Captive’s Party who Conceals His Love for An- other’s Wife. IVAN SIMPSON - | As ‘Treacherous Watkins. ABS THE GREEN © GODDESS THRILLS! BEAUTY! TENSE APPEAL SET AGAINST A SPECTACULAR BACKGROUND OF ORI- ENTAL BEAUTY IN THE GILDED PALACE CHAMBERS OF A CRUEL EASTERN POTENTATE, ALICE JOYCE HARRY T. MOREY —and— DAVID POWELL In the Supporting Cast -ALSO— News and Topics DRAMA! SHOWS AT 1, 8, 5, 7 and 9 FOUR DAYS * A Bishop Cass Theater ELECTION RETURNS AT AMERICA TONIGHT! Just imagine one of the funniest stories in all fiction in the hands of the master-diréctor, James Cruze, producer of “The Covered Wag- on,” “Hollywood,” etc. You'll laugh ’till your sides ache! ALICE JOYCE As Lucilla Grespin, the Eng- lish Girl Trapped in the Palace of the Rajah. Today—Tomorrow The Biggest Circus Picture Ever Screened THE SOUL’ ofthe BEAST From the Saturday Evening Post All Children Accompanied by Parents, FREE also— ‘ Buddy Messinger —in— “BRINGING UP BUDDY” i AND NEWS HARRY T. MOREY As Major Grespin, a Fear less Fighter, JETTA GAUDAL As Wardrobe Keeper in the Rajah’s Harem, 10c——————-30c Tomorrow Only Foolish Matrons