Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 14, 1923, Page 13

< > de Casper Daily Cribune “Crashin® Thru,” is to be shown at/ one of Billie Ireland's superior pro- the play = tained ime the Wyoming theater this coming|ductions. It ts a comedy fled with cy lines end that tt tacateea |LeOdE Island . ty of : alm 3 1 j Sunday. | food clean fun. plenty of pep, and | m m § o'clock until the | Fae than BS ev in fac an pad - e his las 2 r t ts | Sor — cs ; Swit at eaux, 10 Be Scrapped). = “Taaad mary esd Wr AT AMERIH TOMI SSeS P| gs Se enema on incongruous. “Hamlet O. K. Used to recite st | ‘B® Pride of the American vy. t ate The Follies beauties will be pre-| myself when I was a kid and it | 18.000 ton dreadnaugh ‘MAN FROM GLENGARRY 7 WHITER LISTENS jsented in real novelty numbers. }iand will o ler Rome Beanty apples wasn't any worse tonight than it/ go to her gra : 1.6 wien aie tae Dustin Faraum in his latest pie) pon, Courage” with Geo: ag bs onig: pied by eres pratt x $1.60. Mokler and Guuvain i ture “Kentucky Days" is appearing, . 4... ps! den. Sean. padi ree | was then st_Secon¢) Street Public Market ; at the America theater today a. ae pe TS ne ee = = | ‘ Extra fanc: tomorrow. There is also a two SEND IT TO THE uenaasy —“Fresect: Hearts, which = HAMLET IS PEARL WHITE LAUNDRY “A DN AT MONTE GIVEN OKEH CARLO” AT COLUMBIA One of the essential things In a| Olga Printrlau. whose waking successful motion picture is to have hours are spent preparing screen a real story as a basis to work from. | versions of stories filmed by the B. In this very important attribute the | P. Schulberg organization. might be Ernest Shipman production, “The | expected to spend ber leisure hours from Glengarry,” now playing far from the suggestion of pictures. © Wyoming theater, takes firet| But the gi joist, who pre as it is based on one of the pared the sc: of “Daugh- most popular and widely read books | ters of the Fi showing at that have ever been published,/the Iris theatre gives six out of Ralph Connor's famous novel of seven evenings a wek studying the the same name. | avdiences in picture houses. s a faithfol reproduction andj “That is the formula for meeting sersen presentafion ef the the public taste,” she explained. Lis celebrated author. All “One cannot make successful pic- action, thrill and atmosphere of tures unless one krows what the lumber camp immortalized by: public wants. By going to the the- Conner have bean embodied ‘n | atres I learn what provokes laughs. COLUMBIA “3.x THE FOLLIES PRESENT “A DAY AT MONTE CARLO” A COMEDY DIFFERENT —with— MR. BROWNEE AND MR. DUNBAR Assisted by the Entire Company Order your Christmas Trees i | from Mokler and Gauvain at «= |the East Second Street Pub- lic Market... Phone 2570-W “A Day at Monte Carlo” opens tonight at the Columbia theater TWO DAYS ONLY 7—9 o’Clock Each Night = vereton. | wha: brings tears, what drags and nid: the deeis with & feud be lumber camps andi = r ventas * Digger “That Old Gang of Mine” TRAVELING ROAD SHOW FAMOUS BEAUTY CHORUS “ ecruggie, which reaches a Gramatic surer way of becoming a complete le z usion in # breath-taking battle | — in any Greaated angie pe is a@ rare pags J. C. BUSBY’S = ae se dstream. In addition to plenty Tecommend « 1 iy of | chord . irst Run Pictures len tie at the work of the successful. I think } nl; 2 eee eet qe gee, | =x | COLORED MINSTRELS |] crore” “WXtinoowsovs | which 3s replete with su-prises and | the most valuable experience of my | cansingit ona Co- 2 4 i “BULLDOG COURAGE” Comedy grips the attention from beginning life. | Semnbia Racéhd. 0—Plantation Raised Jazz Hounds—20 3 a 3 ‘As a result of these observations | WITH BAND AND ORCHESTRA Tonight 7—9 o’Clock 10c—40c y ts of an exceo-|I felt no hesitancy in predicting a and the majestic /One hundred per cent su “Daughters of the Rich.’ neve 25c MATINEE TOMORROW ‘The latest création in bathing Special Added Feature skonussns = (Columbia NAY BROTHERS 4e famous in ply a realistic the actual } the original - and trueto-life Famous Quartette Warner P. Richmond tn the titte| Miss Printzl: = role gives s convincing portrayal of |Philadelphia newspaper man, bas| osiies which will also to som ADMISSION $1.10 CHILDREN 55c Ranald MacDonald. Anders Ran-|*Shent twelve years writing for the eas oy doiph fits in perfectly in the char. | screen. During this period she has Stamey: epee ge oar a Columbia Phonograph Co! r acter of Big MacDonald. Other | Prepared some of the most success-| seventy-five thousand on the trip I = a members of an excellent cast are | ful of William De Mille's screen ver | SOreMty SY, ane h Tali Marian Swayne, Pauline oeren sions. Naraca’ ty tudtameabae ond tos A Bishop-Cass Theater - % 1. _Fecmanies Harton | Enist of the enterprise.” TODAY AND SATURDAY Newton, Frank ley. M: y latest ictur: . . vam Colvin and Marion ed. HARRY PAREY TO 6 GAREY TO EXPLORE = Seer: wept... pete y: Al S A x: “AQUGED LIPS” PLAYS — MUCH OF SOUTH AMERICA 7 L MING ‘ne ne | Du AT RIALTO TWO DAYS, scsmsmece ae. ona sete es tion as a motion picture star, not z a as an end tn themselves, but as a (Continuous 1 to 11) ie Today and tomorrow the Rislto| means toward the realization of a thastes will house Viola Dena. in| lifetime ambition. Harry Carey, idol NOW PLAYING 2 her newest Metro picture, “Rouged | of western thrill lovers, is quietly Lips,” a story of the stage and stare bat soins orgy plans ie from Rita Welman'’s story for & well-organ' thoroughly- be TCpetage.” It isa picture that gives | Squipped expedition to explore the IN HIS LATEST PICTURE = Miss Dana an excellent opportunity | headwaters of the Amazon river. . ay Bld to display her vivacious charm and| pio me sceecnpninted se scoaare: {t sweeps gloriously across the stretches and plains = tse rt talent. Miss Welman. | rary on merica. FWAr Tre nether, We the tost deligntful of] @ rare collection of maps apd charts from the Blue Grass Country .to the Golden Gate. wee all chroniclers of life behind the| and has been posting himecif as far Sail footlights and her stories have won| &s was possible on the fiora. and = millions of readers. fauna of those vast and mysterious Supporting Miss Dana ts a super-| Tegions so inaccessib] to man. ow lative cast of players. At the head Mr. Carey intends to take with is Tem Moore, temous in his own him a half dozen of the hardy, right and thrice famous as m brother | rugged range riders who are work Ralph Connor’s Great of two other noted Moores, Owen| ing with him "in his motion”picture Popular Story end Matt. In the cast also are Nola | Productions. P y Luxford, Sydney de Grey, Arline “I expect to make motion pic- Pret Francis Powers, Georgie! tures of the trip,” sald Mr. Carey, Wwoodthorpe, and Burwell Hamrick.| “which will to somé extent cover “Rot Lips” is the story of a| the cost of the trip. I also expe-t . little ail who fa a member of @ mu-| ‘ arrange with one of the leading Buddy Messinger sical comedy chorus. She meets her) magazines for the publication of iat RBS Prince Charming who recognizes her) innate sweetness and innocence Dut “DAD’S BOY” who is led astray by false rumors and fails to realize the secret ayer | ART ACORD = of ev: n's heart. In the en | i pe ta naprat Tetecs ‘coma ; Z Dustin Will Win Your Heart With His Big Virile but how she succeeds in doing it —sne— Western Portrayal = against terrific obstacles forms as in- teresting a story as the local thea-| tres have ever presented. It was) @irected by Harold Shaw from the| scenario by Thomas J. Hopkins and/ photographed by John Arnold. One of the most interesting tea-| tures of “Rouged Lips” is a 4 chorus of “thirty under twe ‘This expression has become in theatrical circles and signifies a/ colfection of beautiful girls. perhaps| thirty in number and all under! twenty years of age. In “Rouged Lips” several of the big scenes are laid Inside of a theatre with the per- formance in fall progress before an ®udience. This chorus was picked cut of hundreds of California beauties. j ee “FELIX CAT” Boys and Girls GIVEN AWAY FREE THIS Flexible Flyer Sled —also— STAN LAUREL In His New Two-part Comedy “FROZEN HEARTS” AND FOX NEWS Shows at 1, 2, 3:30, 5, 6:30, 8, 9:30 10c and 40c SHiris TODAY AND SATURDAY A peer risen ee Deere? Sieger fect ‘ong, bolan dhree SPOTLIGHT ROMANCE as. i or four boys or girls; all hard oe Sates | znd nowy rear coreg Ea Wh « SUPERB CAST inctading “DAUGHTERS OF THE RICH” 2 | an Af | yee as ou TOM MOORE | Wink MIRIAM COOPER . e d ic LOYD Fe Barney Google giontic in awe: Norah MacPherson was a chorus lady— . b Sat 10c & 20c Andy Gump production P And 2 good one—Too good for the gilded th, but she did think she 31G IDEA’ = and youth who haunted t&e stage door—Thea lot of Jimmy's love. He see she met Jimmy Patterson I1I— nedy soul— Harold Teen HARRY SATURDAY MATINEE — Will Be Present at the DEC. 22 The Little Star’s Biggest Photoplay SUNDAY Ba From “Upstage” by Rita Weiman Adapted by Thomas J. Hopkins Directed by Harold Shaw and MONDAY BIG DANCE AND EATS tf AREY The Saturday Before Christmas x GET YOUR LUCKY NUMBER ° NOW —also— At With Every Admission Ticket THROU You Buy Until December 22 Dan Mason in a Plum Center Comedy, sep peeoeuee Control” bu The Latest Pathe News—Direct From New York— Haygood’s Ran STARTING SUNDAY SPETOMORROW Bare ass Attar’ Release iss On Alcova Road A bag of F ith Shows: 4 SATURDAY, DEC. 15 every Se pare fave. a "Se Som FF tg TODAY i etities daa tetalgombty sae 6. 7:40, TOMORROW i Big Casper Orchestra Will Furnish the Music ticket. RIALTO | RIALTO | RIALTO | RIALTO | RIALTO | RIALTO : “THE | “THE “MY | ‘ “THE : OD | BACHELOR | | Mo, | AMERICAN | <cruypy’ | “GLIMPSES |] PAILEAMINUTE ROMEO |