Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 20, 1923, Page 6

i ee ABs children and believes along with the the former sweetheart that he really is 6 ; Production was born on a big Texas|a married man wit: a highly de-| because they wear they “wear pretty ¢ clothes. NEGAI AN }eattle ranch and wag a full-fledged| veloped family. cowpuncher, working for his father From that.point on the young man before he reached thé age of fifteen.| finds himself in a series of difficul| CREAT HE RIALTO. FILMA) scores cee eeoors| eco as ences The Encore Picture adaption of the Rialto theater Thursday, prom- to the little prairie school-house inj producers seen in a long time. “ 99| the long, cold winters, was riding] Mr. Moore is ably assisted in his FEATURED iT AALTO his “string” ie Be eg efiedimce! forage g 8 baling al cect Star State riders, before he was} pany by Dougias Carter, the col : twelve. At this age Owen Wister’s| comedian; the internationally psa Harold Lloyd An unusual treat is ises to be as noteworthy as a <) novel was his textbook and the biack-| ous Snitz Edwards, and Kathryn! , An unusual treat tester, by Ea. as it was as a novel. The ‘Wh Ty Wor ‘ry ” Rarely have Pola Negri and An-| haired Virginian his beloved hero. | Perry, formerly of the Follies and any St (0s iialte, thes i| won_the Pullteer prisu_for the best 1 ¢ tonio Moreno been quite so,capti-| “I carried Wister’s novel in my|in private Mfe Mrs. Owen Moore, Saxophone.” Gould ia re! ~ ———— = eR ES e vating as in “The Spanish Dancer”| saddiebag when I was a kid and DukNateeaght oo aed certainly x which is now playing at the Rialto| when the herds were quietly feeding ‘PLAY PARTS WHERE SHE APIMPLY SKIN and into the hearts of men. Mor- eno is seen as the gracious host, oY man and the ruined nobleman. | NEEDN'T BE cq DRESSY Not the least interesting part of = the photodrama | which Wal- EVIDENTLY DIE HARD Apply Sulphur as trou lace Beery as the chee, Philip | When Your Skin Breaks | Te agi thacants partn ioae 2 Just to see Bliner Fair's portrays| Out ways fine in character parts, out- 7 tee Elino: s 7 Goes any of his previous work in’, Off with the old love and on with| of the girl, Ruth Gatland, in the this picture. Philip the sensuatjst,t?® new {is easy enough to talk | tim booking offices of America re- the murderer, and the craven-heart-]#bout but, Oh, man, when you try/lease “The Mysterious Witness,” at ed husband of his wife {s shown to]? Set away with it, what a differ-| the Wyoming theater, tomorrow, fine disadvantage. Kathlyn Wi-]emce? “Love Is An Awful Thing.”| you'd know she was unusual, of Uams who takes the role of the| the picture in which Owen Moore is| course. But she’s even more unus- Queen of Spain and a woman of| Starred and which will be shown at| unl than that—in fact, she’s that RIALTO m0 FLORENCE VIDOR “ALICE ADAMS” Booth Tarkington’s Prize Novel —also— THE MARY MORGAN DANCERS In a Fancy Dance Review | Any breaking out of the skin on face, neck, arms or body is over- come quickest by applying Mentho- Sulphur. The pimples seems to dry right up and go away, declares a noted skin specialist. Nothing has ever French ‘birth seeking to ‘unite the] ihe Iris theater for the last tmes| rarest of rare screen actremet—a take the vianelee REE E ECLA cOH spcirant of holding eres h Danoers over for two countries in a solemn treaty | toda: eee je adventures girl who loves to play parts in! pie remover. It is hi Wedn: ay ani in '. that will preserve harmony between | ® Young man who on the eve of his| which she doesn’t have to be dressed | _ * Gs is harmless and in- esday starti Worry” Friday. expensive. Just ask any for a sma’l jar of Rowles Mentho- Sulphur and use it like cold cream. Advertisement. are unable to show “Alice Adams” more than one day. It will be returned later. Pau tw bled teoedeeive: matrimonial plunge 1s confronted] up.” “The Spanish Dancer” {s truly a| With a very determined sweetheart} In “The Mysterious Witness,” spectacular film. It vies with the| Who he believed had long since pas#| which Belaseo Productions, Inc., greater picture films of the year and | ©d out of his life. have picturized from the story, takes a place of honor among those} 1" @ desperate attempt to con-|“Stepsons of Light” by Eugene Man- historical productions which seem to] Vinee this young lady, ably por-|love Rhodes, which appeared in the be #0 overwhe'mingly popular during | ‘T@yed by Charlotte Mineau, that| Saturday Evening Post, Miss Falr| the present taste in the cinema. It her love is hopeless, Moore in the plays the daughter of the ranch! has in It everything to make {t ro-| Part of Anthony Churchill, tells her} owner. Through the entire action | mantic from a gypsy camp to the| he is already married and the father| she is shown just in the rough cos-| castle of a king, everything to make | ©f 8ix children. _He even agrees to! tumes such a girl would wear—and it thrilling from a street fight to a rt = duel between the ruler of the coun- try and one of its noblemen, every- thing to make it lovable from the The Second of a Series of Informal Dances apprentice condemned to have his CONFETTI and SERPENTINE DANCE FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23 played by Dawn of Day. SKIDOO NIGHT REAL WESTERNER FILMS “VIRGINIAN,” STARTS TODAY AT THE AMERICA WHAT! HO! What a Night it Will Be! Speaking of fun, you never will get through talking about this big ‘Tom Forman, erstwhile Texas party. Confetti, Serpentine, Root- cowboy, realized a lifetime ambition when he completed the screening of ers, Funny Hats, and lots of other novelties. Owen Wister’s classic, “The Vir- ginian,” admittedly the greatest All Elks and Their Friends are Invited WE WARN YOU—DON’T MISS IT! “WHEN YOU CALL ME THAT, is the 1923 Version of Owen Wister’s sag Great American Romance For Lovers and Laughters.- Here’s your fun-loving boy of joy. You'll laugh at. his fearless feats amid a red- hot revolution. You'll love his fiery romance. Laugh with Lloyd and Why Worry? A story which had its cnenel locale in our own state Wyoming, only a few niles . from our own city of Casper. Kenneth Harlan As “THE VIRGINIAN”. FLORENCE IALTO.. oe | \ VIDOR ae RUSSELL SIMPSON As “TRAMPAS” PAT O'MALLEY As “STEVE” RAYMOND HATTON As “SHORTY” story ever written of the ‘West, which starts at the America Thea- ter today. Through a remarkable chain of circumstances every detail of the production was tn the hands of men born and bred to the life Jed by the novelist’s picturesque hero. Beginning with Foreman as direc- tor, the picture had the services of @wo other men familiar with the western cattle country. Louis D. Téghton, scenarist, was a cowpunch- Tuesday Night Dancing TUESDAY IS ONE OF THE BIG NIGHTS AT THE ARKEON er at one time while Col. William Hawley, a personat friend of Wister's and the man who staked out Cas- per, Wyoming, where the nove] was written, contributed historical accur- acy to the picture. Forman, who had the final deci- sion in all matters pertaining to its New Music and New Songs are featured on Tui nights. After the show drop down and-have a po or bye and you will go home happy. Arkeo ij Dancing Academy DANCING EVERY NIGHT “On the Great White Way” Are You Fighting “‘The Brought to the American Screen POLA NEGRI YOU SEE IN ‘THE SPANISH DANCER” Is the magnificent, unrestrained woman who made “Passion” the great picture of its year. Greatest Menace”’ | 2, COLUMBIA 73% | Waoleian, iy 90 Billie Ireland’s. | ADAM and EVE! By the Follies of 1923 Four Days STARTING TODAY Shows at 1-3 -5-7 and 9 10c AND 40c WYOTANG Continuous 1 to 11 oi iti — LAST TIMES TODAY | = bic ne Soee tas he Show You Have Been Waiting for. : " = atler. 2 Hours of Real Entertainment J. Warren Kerrigan Wallace Beery. as the human king CASPER’S COMMUNITY 4 R ane loved women and feared his ' CHEST FUND ‘Anna Q. Nilsson Adolphe Menjou as the king’s suave, $54, 000. 00 scheming adviser. sUUU.| Th Fi ‘likes let and Hechiyn Wanene ae ne gentle, Must be Given For Caspers e roilles ¥ proud, n- Worthy Charitable Organiza- In a Hoffman §: ame 5 pring Di ‘Tom ene Here Is a Pigs’ sige Will Live In Your a Ti d |e Memory Forever inney and Turner The Murray Sisters Thundering SPECIAL ADDED ATTRACTION In a Nifty Song Revue Dancers DeLuxe 3 Bud Brownee Pawn TODA NLY In Song and Patter EDWARD J. GOLD also and His i pie : inale Comedy and News a MISSOURI SAXAPHONE The pay eat zi ee wi ~, Storm F 10c-————40c = Appearing Matinee, 4 o’Clock; Evening: me Karly a See the Picture 2 pheating Matineon «7c iau OWEN MOORE WM. DUNCAN in “NO DEFENSE” = taitos MARJORIE D. TOMORROW insane nei cenit IRIS) ae ay 10c Ladies Matinee Wednesday—Two Ladies Admitted pi % ca ue For One Ticket The Grostent Comedy Drema TEE Cree “LOVE IS AN AWFUL THING” ’) Oc Sada re Kohe = TT —ALSO— ; “Mysterious Witness”| | MARY MORGAN DANCERS TODAY Watts tor the Cotaeeeoereeee er “ROARING LIONS ON A STEAMSHIP”