Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 7, 1924, Page 5

Can Cons * “EAGLE’S FEATHER” 16 FINE PICTURE OF WEST It has become a stereotyped ex- pression to speak of “a westerner that is different.” Yet that is just the way to describe “The Eagle’ Feather,” which opened at the Rialto yesterday. It appeals to the lover of good pictures at once be- cause of its lack of cheap sensa- tonalism. Throughout it all is a fine sense of dramatic values inter- , Preted by such artists as James Kirkwood, Mary Alden, Lester neo and Elinor Fair. “The Eagle's Feather” was pub- Ushed tn the Cosmopoltan maga- zine and created such a sensation and their parts were played by Noah Beery, Robert McKim and Dick Sutherland. Then, not content with perfectly casting the principal roles, Mr. Goldstone called in such famous “THE COMMON LAW? TO OPEN SOON AT RIALTO “The Common Law,” the famous Robert W. Chambers novel, the Rialto Theatre for four days commencing Saturday. Next to the story value perhaps the most out- standing feature of this production is its cast which co-stars Corinne Griffith, Conway Tearle and Elliott Dexter, and carries in their support such celebrated players as Doris May, Hobart Bosworth, Miss du Pont, Bryant Washburn, Phyllis Haver, Harry Myers and Wally Van. The story of “The Common Law” is so well known that {t is hardly necessary to more than briefly sketch it. It has to do with the life of an innocent young girl, thrown quite by chance into the society of artists, sculptors, and the Bohemian atmosphere which surrounds this class of people. She consents to pose in the nude and achieves a great Success as a model. There are thrills in the picture, Dut these are not its chief interest. One's interest rather settles around th Eagle Women who has stified Jove all her life and has been con- tent to be consiasred the biggest “man” in that par of the, country. Love finally comes tito her life and when she is ready to give it expres- sion, she finds that it is not re- turned. Her conflictiug emotions, her radical actions, and her final conclusion as she gives mto each other's arms a man and a woman who love each other that she “is Just_a foolish old woman after all” are not the least part of the photo- GENUINE LFE URL I GHPLIN PICTURE Charles Chaplin's first dramatic Production, “A Woman of Paris,” with Edna Purviance, playing at the America theater for the last times today, is one of the real treats which are so often sought, but so rarely seen, in pictures, This ‘poignant drama of life car- ries one through a phase of Parisian it following ,the career of Marie Clair as though one had known this interesting character oneself, Alice Delysia, French actress, now appearing on Broadway, wore @ gown of diamonds and pearls worth $2,000,000 at one performance. No kidding! A dozen detectives and a score of’other strong-arm men were standing about when the photographer prepared to snap his shutter. VAUDEVILLE HEADLINER little foot ball, and a can of varnish all bolled In the same pot will pro- duce the vehicle that will carry the This vehicle is the musical comedy “Who's Baby Is It,” and is so laugh-) able that it is almost dangerous to! sit through {t without a surgeon in So says Ben Deely, for years fa-|walting. Sound ribs will Indeed be mous in vaudeville,"and*one of the|at a. premium when this program is most mysterious figures in many | over. bewildering personalities in| “The Acquital,"" Universal All-Star Jewel oO Presentation of Rita Weiman's noted ol Broadway play, coming to the Wyo- ming theater commencing Saturday Deely plays a butler, a sinister figure lurking always in the back- ground of a shadowy mystery sur- terly opposed by the artist, Nevill family. She finally offers to live with her lover as his common law wife and such a liason is almost ef. fected. A dramatic conclusion is srippingly and realistically handled. Edward J. Montagne adapted the story to the screen. The excellent direction was by George Archain- baud. PICTURE OF JAZZ LIFE “Vaudeville: is the best training for a picture acto: he Casper Oatip crivune Jawea” is the title of a new song just published and now on sale at the local drug stores. Were written by our townsman, P. B. Coolidge, who occasionally seeks Telaxation from his more serious legal work by the cultivation of the poetic muse. fanciful, romantic charm of the In dian maiden Sacajawea, who guided the famous Lewis and Clark expedi- tion across the continent to Oregon a hundred years ago and now lies hurled in the little Shoshone Indian cemetery where a small tablet marks grave. Frederick Boothroyd, the gifted and accomplished poser who has made his home in ocd Lander during the past r and 2 ives instruction for voice and that its a/aptability to motion pic- | been done into pictures by the Selz- bt E : dered with the re | hick pay dot Wilt ec ohown ne Piano. He stands high in his pro sulting sucess. fession and for several years resided in Glasgow, Scotland. three seasons in Detroit in musical work, then fixed his residence at Leicester, England, whenee he came here to recuperate his health. Both Get at the Real Capse —Take sufferers are doing now. Instead of taking tonics, or trying to patch up a poor di forming their goes indigestion and stomach troubles, | Poor appetite, a lazy, dc , no ambition or ener; undigested foods? Take Olive Tablets the substitute for calomel. griping, cramps or pain. felicf. Eat what you like. 15c and 30c. Indian Song By Lander Composer Placed On Sale LANDER, Wyo., Feb. 7.—“Saca- The words They portray the a ‘near Fort Washakie, her The song was set to music by musician and com- He spent STOMACH UPSET? | Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets | That’s what thousands of stomach | estion, they are attacking the real cause of the ailment—clogged liver / and disordered bowels. Great love Hyland Revues company for Friday Wied em Sea aed comes to her and is returned by the and Saturday at the Columbia} When the liver and bowels are per- artist who first saw her possibilities, theater. but any union between them ts bit. ss natural functions, away Have you a bad taste, coated tongue, ‘t-care feeling, + trouble wit! Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets are a pt vegetable compound mixed with ive oil. You will know them by their ive color. They do the work without ‘Take one or two at bedtime for quick | roun@ing a man’s death. One by one every character is suspectea— and the solution, a complete sur- Prise, comes with a bang in the very final scéne of the astounding play. A massive court room scene, in which several hundred people ap- pear, is one of the striking details of the remarkable offering. The cast is of special note. Nor- man Kerry, who recently played sensationally successfully roles in “Merry-Go-Round” ang “The Hunch- back of Notre Dame,” plays the prin- that one feels one {s a part of the drama being enacted. THRILL-Q-DRAMA LATE PRODUCT OF PIGTURES There's a new kind of story on the screen now—not startingly radical, but refreshingly ‘different. CLOSES TODAY AT IRIS Madge Kennedy, featured by Gold- wyn, has never appeared to better advantage than in her latest Pic- ture, “The Girl with the Jazz Heart,” from the story by Robert Shannon, which is running at the Iris theater:for the last times to- day. 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No less than three vil- lains were’ prominent in the. cide whether they like her better as a demure Mennonite brunette, or a dance-loving, action-craving blonde city girl. ———____ SEND IT TO THE PEARL WHITE LAUNDRY PHONE 1702. BACKGROUND OF WEST Pete Morrison, “breaker” of hearts as well as the wildest of ponies, will appear at the Wyoming theater to- dhy in a red-blooded American tale “jot the iid west entitled It Will Hold You Breathless! The greatest mystery ever on stage or screen! It’s one picture that will keep you guessing to the very end. Gripping, startling, sensational! It will give you the surprise of your life and the most thrilling motion picture entertain- iment you’ve had in many a day! Don’t miss it! Expert watch and jewelry rep ry, ing. Casper Jewelry Co. O-S Bi You'll Have To Get Back Your OLD-TIME VIM It Takes Keen, Active IF YOU WANT Men of Blood and Iro: This thrilling drama of the great outdoors marks a new epoch in the methods of screening love and ad- venture. 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FEATHER” It’s a story of ranch life, but “western” you have ever seen. the spectacular stampede of thousands of cattle, wonder how in the world such tographed, one in which the members of the cast risk their lives. —also— Dan Meson Comedy News SPECIAL ATTRACTION TODAY ONLY THE MANHATTAN TRIO IN CLASSY SONGS Shows Start: 1 Singing at 3, 7:: he and his charming wife are high- ly esteemed by an Increasing circle of friends and acquaintances and have become lovers of our western life. The music of “Sacajawea” {s not an Indian ‘melody, but 1s based on the mode common to Indian music and folk music of all countries. It interprets sentiment of love so happily ren- dered in the exquisite words of the poem. Another group of four short songs has been published by t! thors. They are printed logy and are entitled: “Lo the most difficult and the accom Coughs-Colds “Flu” quick. ways Nothing better bronchial troubles or asthma. 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