Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 16, 1923, Page 16

PAGE FOUR ae Che Casper Sunray Cribune SUNDAY, 1fi, 1923 Theatricals : NEGRO ACTORS I (AS FL Darkies of Far South Do “Shuffle Along” In Production. ed negroes of the along” type found 4 southern states to Culver City give local “color” to scenes in Thomas H. film “Her Reputation.” which stars May Mc hown at the Iris as lantation One old “Carolina” mammy felt at home right away at the Thomas © ranch home in Beverly fon scenes ad to give 8 a sunny spot In one corner house and plenty of “ammu her corncob pipe and was written all over n or #0 pickaninnies dis ool wasn't half bad on the £ 1 ith May McAvoy as their pretty acher. And the fun they had with her at lunch time—! Be company had been on loca- week, Miss McAvoy had a staunch friend tn every one of the negro youngsters. The “dark actors” had so much fun working for Mr. Ince that tt tfully, when the pict d. ‘They appear in of Reputation. ———— NEW THRILLS IN FILM PLAY AT WYOMING| How Did Vola Vale Escape Death? Those who think they have seen about all the screen thrille that could make them respond had better withhold judgment until they have seen ashin' Thru,” the new ey photoplay now showing at the Wyoming Theatre. No matter how old or how young you are you're going to gasp and shiver when you see the rescue scene that leads up to the climax in this picture—wWhen you see Harry Carey, astride his galloping steed, dash headlong into the maniacal midst of hundreds of fear maddened, stampeding horses, (Ynoto Copyright, Harris & Ewing) cranddaughter of the late Mark atic Club of Washington, D. C., Photo shows her in costume of dealing hoofs the motionless form ul Vola Vale. this rescue scene ts the big- gest thrill in the picture it is by no the whole picture. Other acular moments come during a terrific wind-storm, during the burn- ing of a cabin and a fierce prairie tire and when the indomitable Carey hurls a gigantic dynamite charge against a mountainside and brings down a landslide that blocks a mountain pass. | Full of vivid action and emazing| situations, the story tells of a ranch | owner who advertises for a wife. When the would-be wife arrives on the scene it is found she has a grown daughter. She takes a place as the rancher’s housekeeper, and the rancher begins to take an interest in the daughter, as does also “The Kid," son of the rancher’s partner. A third woman ts a_ seductive, and snatch from under the el dark-skinned cabaret dancer, from whom emanates plottings that soon entangle the rancher, the son, and all about them in a gigantic intri gue—an orgy of horsestealing and counter-plotting. Carey is supported by a wonder- ful cast. AT YOUR SERVICE Phone 1702 News of Local Offerings : COLORED MINSTRELS TO AT COLUMBIA THEATER MONDA colored <alent of the larger cities A high class musical comedy will be given by ebony hued entertainers from the southland, singers, dancers, comedians, cake walkers, strutters that will make you sit up and take notice. Prancing babies from old Dixte land, a creole chorus, a high grade quartet, buck-and-wing dancers, blues singers, musical mokes, in short @ real minstrel troop and one that will be long re- membered is coming to Casper. It will be headed by Nay Brothers, leading comedians of thelr race. An eclipse which can be seen by the naked eye will occur Monday, December 17, at 7 o'clock p. m. at the Columbia theater when Busby’s all-star colored minstrels open a two-day engagement and eclipse all predecessors. Yes, they are coming, the bic laughing show, a festival of fun, by the “world’s best” delineators of Ethiopian comedy. Busby's min- strels compose a company of real honest-to-goodness entertainers care- fully selected from the leading MIX MAKES DASHING ROMEO IN LATEST MOVIE THRILLER A fascinating Romeo is Tom Mix]dience without the use of tumultous at the America theater currently in|righs, heaving bosoms, Inchrymal ‘Milea Minute Romeo” his latest|blandishments and hysterical gest- William Fox production. Shakes-|iculation. peare would undoubtedly be sur} Tom Mix as a lover ts typical of prised to learn that profund love) his age. He is fast and furious, prao hen. It keeps the air fresh and pure; and by removing all cooking odors, it adds worth while refinement to the home. Winter or summer, a well ventilated kitchen adds greatly to comfort and satisfaction. Let us install one as a Christmas gift for your wife. Schank Plumbing & Heating Co 359 East Second Phone 711 tion finding his love an@ marrying her without to much ado about nothing. Instead: of going into a corner to bewail the cruelty of fate and the venality of man, and offering supplications to conciliate the dei- ties and their disciples in his favor. Tom Mix rears, “Bunk! — and hops abroad his horseflesh loco- motive Tony. With a bound he is out in the thick of things, playing with Kismet, es if they were his| consanguine brothers, teasing, and tempting them, yet always keeping as In aiding a deautiful girl he falls in love with the latter's “choice.” Later he finds that the particular girl is the “choice” of another fellow, making the aggregate number three. How each man contrives to eliminate his rival gives Director Lambert Hitl- yer opportunity for staging some of the most comical, thrilling and rend Notes of Filmdom es about film, The cast in support| costumers im the lingerie eho; of Tom Mix gives a very pleasant; They prove what a feminine touc, quota of interpretative talent to the} can do. Musical. offerings wi!) ., by Miss Turner, Miss O'Neil, any Mr. Brennan, waudeville offerings bx the Dunbars, Tiney end Turner and the Novelty Trio. os AVOID THE RUSH Open Evenings until Christmas ——E, coc COM F. W. WOOLWORTH CO IN OFFERING | --2 ==... AT COLUMBIA ane | ' “A Lingerie Shop” is the name of the comedy which will be given at the Columbia theater today. This offers a new setting for the Follies to romp through many comical antics. The show is more of the revue order and give the comedians a better chance probably to “do their stuff" than any show which the Follies have yet put on. The scene from “The Sign of the Rose” is a big novelty, and the trio that | is a surprise. Brownle, Newman and Dunbar ular star, Xmas Tree Saturday, Dec. 22 WYOMING A Rare Treat—We Could TWO SHOWS ADMISSION $1.10 COLUMBIA TRAVELING ROAD ATTRACTION ALL STAR COLORED MINSTRELS WITH BAND AND ORCHESTRA 20—PLANTATION RAISED JAZZ HOUNDS—20 Those Memphis Blue De:nons HIGH STEPPING, STRUTTING, PRANCING BABIES FROM OLD DIXIELAND FAMOUS NAY BROTHERS ss zxousavons SINGERS DANCERS COMEDIANS TOMORROW aind TUESDAY J. C. BUSBY’S Featuring THE BIG FUN SHOW Not Miss This Opportunity of Giving Casper a Real Traveling Road Show EACH NIGHT 7 O'CLOCK AND 9 O’CLOCK CHILDREN 55c | MOST SENSATIONAL RUN of PICTURES EVER SHOWN IN CASPER STARTING TODAY AT THE REMEMBER ONLY ONE DAY FOR EACH PICTURE RIALT TUESDAY ] TOMORROW $ - ecise Euasd redid am. ue oun j s . ’ Thomas Cecil B.DeMilles A "M PRODUCTION 5 o> r Wee onsen s Meighan . i n parka Oa : 2 Old Homestead eodore Roberts, George Fawcett, *, ry g T.Roy Barnes, yp bec MST ~MY A E Cc IFE’ bi Also Laaens ae Sntertinmpent A sat Also ae she panne mae daughters of Also Could a pretty American heiress ; : sparkles wi jappiness, an: as e rich leading the kind of life isti Bias : » F AE sharnaiG. some red-blooded thrills besides? 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