Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 19, 1923, Page 4

= lin, the you he: Or foc the ro tur lin Pr Pr an thi” of Pr Bi) thr the 01 Us cle nm aa a er et ‘o1 vi 1e cod le er 24. oP rs SS ee, eee eee eee, KENNETH HARLAN HIS SPURS WHILE I THE VIRGINIAN CAMP Camp Abovethe-Clowds, near Mt. Whitney, Calif., (By mounted courier and telegraph.}—Kenneth Harlan has won “The Virginian’s” spurs. It was a sore and badly shaken Ken- neth who dropped today from the top side of a sweating and wind- dlown cayuse before the eyes of a Gritical group of real cow-punchers. Harlan had been astride a tough mputhed, bucking buckskin cow pony for two hours without once “palling leather.” For one whose previous experience had been along the bridle paths of New York's city parks astride a smooth-gaited Ken- tucky thoroughbred, it was no mean feat. The “hard bitten” cattlemen, who have been pasturing their herds for the past 25 years in these mountains, have been openly chuckling at the young star, who ts to play the title role in Owen Wister’s classic story of the west. They wagered among themselves that he could not stick on one of the broncos of the “string” he was given to ride. Today, when he had finished a long ride over dangerous trails and reigned up in front of the corral, “Iron Hook" Jameson, spat copious- ly and remarked “He's green but he can stand the gaft.” ‘This was high praise, indeed, from “Iron Hook” and Kenneth emiled his appreciation. He admitted after- wards he had been thrown twice. The Forman-Schulberg camp is located nearly two miles above sea level and is at the one spot in Calli- fornia where’ cattle are herded as they were in the days of the Texas longhorn. Director Tom Forman choso this location for the filming of “The Virginian’ because of the presence here of thousands of head of steers as wild as native deer. It was near the site of the camp, in the vicinity of Mt. Whitney, that members of one of the last remain- ing bands of outlaws in Southern California were either killed or riven across the range into Nevada. “The Virginian” will start a four- @ay run at the America tomorrow. HAROLD LLOYD'S NEW LEADING LADY & HIT Everyone fs asking about Jobyna Ralston, who makes her first ap- pearance as Haro'd Lioyd’s leading lady in his latest Pathecomedy, “Why Worry,” which opens at the Rialto Friday. Her shadow ts quite the daintiest and most petite of any that has flitted before our vision in many a day, and while we mourn RIALTO STARTING FRIDAY Rocking the world with a rip-roaring riot of risi- bilities. Let Lloyd tickle in it beaed on personal experiences) that is speaking in a general way. Many of the scenes are of a charac- ter which will appear natural to newlyweds and if they have a sense of humor they will enjoy them to the utmost. Therein also Mes the explanation of the making of the picture, “Love Is An Awful Thing,” it was made by people with a sense of humor for those similarly blessed. “THUNDERING CANN” AT WYOMING THEATER Snapping the ashes off a cigar- ette with the cracking lash of a big bull whip is some little fear. Only two vaudeville performers have ever done it in this country— and Thomas Santschi certainly boasts the record of being the only picture star able to perform the odd feat. Santschi, one of the big cast sup- porting J. Warren Kerrigan, and Anna. @ Nilsson in ‘Thundering the Universal-Jewel spec- tacle of Java, directed by Harry Garson, portrays a tropic planter, the loss of Mildred Davis, our grief 1s softened, for it gives us a new Personality to study and deight in. The life history of Joby, as every- one calls her at the Hal Roach studio, started in the town of East |Inttsburgh, snuggle@ away in the mountains of Tennessee. Jobyna ; Was named after the noted actress, Jobyna Howland, who is greatly ad- mired by the Ralstons of Tennessee. Jobyna’s earliest longing was for the stage, and when she was little |T™ore than 15 her mother took her |to New York to give her a chance at fame. There they met Ned Way- | burn, the noted dancing master and Stage producer. He took Jobyna | under his care, and after developing |her into an excellent’ dancer, ob- | tained for her a part jn George M. | Cohan's “Two Little Girls in Blue.” The lure of California and the | Screen soon overtook Jobyna, and | it was not long before she was in | Los Angeles, looking over the mo- tion picture studios. She took pot luck with the thousands of other girls who aspired to fame on the shadow stage. She played extra bits in a couple of pictures and was then selected to play opposite Max Linder, in his burlesque version of Douglas Fairbanks’ ‘I'he Three Musketeers.” Hal Roach saw her on the screen in this picture and was so impressed with her work that hoe engaged her as leading lady for his single ree! comedies. She held that job for six months, when Harold Lloyd decided he needed two leading ladies and engaged Mildred Davis for life, the contract being signed, sealed and de lvered with a marriage license. “LOVE 1S AN AWFUL THING,” NEWLYWEDS pon—the planters carry it as the A peculiar thing about Owen Moore's next picture which bears the coisa tin a 2 ih Mae AI rather cynical title “Love Is Anj — Awful Thing” ts that the most im- ; . portant factora in its writing, atrect.| Break a Cold Right Up with ing and acting, are newlyweds. “ ,, Wa Victor Heerman, who has been} “Pape's Cold Compound married less than a year, wrote the story and directed it. His wife! mous two tablets every three Sarah Y: Mason, adapted it to the| dose: taken. hours until three are 4 screen. Owen Moore, also a newly-| mig first dose always wed, is the star and his young bride, | ~ vty doh a: Kathryn Perry, plays one of the leading female roles. However, all concerned in the production of this picture which is showing at the Iris theater today and tomorrow claim there is nothin, try. This is a long, flexible lash with practically no stock. strength is necessary to crack it ly he practiced, all during the mak- ing of the pictur Suddenly the ability to place the he wanted it came, amuses himself snapping cigarettes from his friends’ fingers and per- forming other tricks with the qui leather weapon. For in the trop’ the bull whip ts an absolute wi |The second and and safe to tak quinine or opiates. Millions use “Pape's Cold Compouns thirty-five cents. antee It.- T’S COMING The Photo Melodrama Sensation A DRAMATIC EXPOSE OF THE DRUG EVIL Today Tonight Tomorrow COLUMBI A 7 o’Clock Wednesday 9 o’Clock Billie Ireland’s ADAM and EV By the Follies of 1923 The Show You Have Been Waiting for— 2 Hours of Real Entertainment Featuring The Follies Ballet In a Hoffman Spring Dance Tinney and Turner The Murray Sisters In a Nifty Song Revue Dancers DeLuxe Bud Brownee In Song and Patter SEE The Fountain of Youth with The Rain Storm Finale Come Early and See the Picture WM. DUNCAN ‘in “NO DEFENSE” Ladies Matinee Wednesday—Two Ladies Admitted For One Tieket We are for the Casper Community Chest away your troubles! in which role he carries the bull-| seems dovetalied t@ the great Negri. whip always carried in that coun: Her appearance, her ability seem to speak loudly of the latin, rather Grea | than the pampered daughter of th rich in wh-:. she was cost in t nd extreme skill can be attained | ¢ Santsch!, having seen vaudeville] Donna in the play of that name. Her performers do tricks with the whip| part as the untamed Spanish gypsy decided to do likewise. Assiduous-| dancer fits her like a glove, ang an "why Worry?) Gris" Production on the Java * 2nd the big cast, including Kerrigan Miss Nilsson, Santschi, Richard Burns, are geen in it. A gigantic tidal wave, typhoon and thunder storm form the astounding climax of the big picture. It is - being shown now at the Wyoming theater. ——<>—__— POLA NEGRI SCORES. IN NEW PICTURE AT RIALTO q superb ty Negri to make her latest picture, “The Spanish Dancer” stand out head and shoulders above any other of her American mede productions. The film now headlines the program at the Rialto Theater and will hold the center Thursday evening. of the stage through The play is effective because it high voltage dynamically rendered by Leo F. Reisman and His Or. Theat and as the wicked Be’ Arkeon Dancing Academy TONIGHT 2-—Special Features—2 SPANISH DANCER Through the courtesy of M. H. Todd of the Rialto Theater, the SPANISH DANCER will appear at the Arkeon for two performances at 10 and 11 o'clock in a series of Spanish and Gypsy Dance interpretations, $25.00_SPOT DANCE—$25.00 Twenty-five dollars will be given away free to the couples standing on the lucky spot, Every third dance is.a lucky spot dance. OTHERS—54,000 aH an 3 $ i ? i ui ONLY 2 DAYS MoRE J. Warren Kerrigan Anna Q. Nilsson © ‘and Tom Santschi Thundering Dawn Come Early and Avoid Standing CLAIRE WINDSOR FINE IN “ETERNAL THREE” Claire Windsor, who has an tm- portant role in Marsha’! Neilan Picturization of his own story, “T! Eternal Three,“ which closes at America today, SHOWS AT: * 1, 2:45, 4:30, 6:1 : Til mate *% Elibu Root, former secretary of 10c—40c —— etate, and one of the most widely. $54,000 OTHERS known attorneys in the world, ls among the M1, it ts reported. This is his ! photo, ‘scot a “THE VIRGINIAN” AT AMERICA TOMORROW ranks THE BEST THING SHE HAS EVER DONE Once again you have the mad-cap, dar- ing Pola Negri of “Passion.” The press, the public and the profession are agreed. F POLA NEGRI In a Herbert Brenon Production “The Spanis Dancer’ with ANTONIO MORENO ‘Added Attraction EDWARD J. GOLD And His Missouri Saxaphone Appearing Matinee 4 o’Clock Evening 7:30, 9:30 RIALTO 12:30—2:10-—4—5 :50—7:40—9:30 TODAY TOMORROW WEDNESDAY oy eat American story has reached the scrett For twenty years an American classic, “The Virginian” i hee a mighty rae picture, All the wart sympathy and tingling thrills of the book and play—the beloved characters, Steve, Molly and Trampa~ ennath ssa Plays the title role, supported by Florence Vidor, Russell Simpson, Pat O'Malley si aymond Hatton. “The Virginian” will be shown at America Theater for four days, starting tomorrow. ————— When life was adventure and romance was real. The 5 TODAY and TUESDAY Owen Moore and LAST TIMES TODAY Marshall Neilan’s “THE ETERNAL THREE” ——with— CLAIRE WINDSOR HOBART BOSWORTH and RAYMOND GRIFFITH MARJORIE DAW —in— —also— WILL ROGERS In His New Two-Part Comedy “JUS’ PASSIN’ THRU” Shows at 1—3—5—7 and 9 10c and 40c “LOVEISAN AWFUL THING” } Also Comedy “ROARING LIONS, ON A STEAMSHIP ALWAYS 10c AND 20c “THE VIRGINIAN” STARTS TOMORROW Boost the Community Chest Fund