Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 13, 1924, Page 21

SUNDAY, APRIL 13, 1924. Che Casper Sunday Cribune Theatricals - SCREEN PLAYERS OF NOTE | PICTURE COMING TO RIALTO Jacqueline Logan, Percy Mar- mont, Sigrid Holmquist and David Torrence are featured players in George Melford’s Paramount pro- duction, “The Light That Failed,” from Rudyard Kipling's famous story, which will be on view at the Rialto theater for three days, begins ning Tuesday next. Jacqueline Logan, who heads the cast, 1s one of the best known hero- ines of the screen. She has appeared in many Paramount pictures in roles which called for unusual ability and has a large following. Fourteen pictures in two years is the medium through which this popular player has won her way to “Java Head” and “Mr. Billings Spends His Dime” and “Salomy Jane.” Percy Marmont, who plays the role of “Dick Heldar,” opposite Misa Logan's characterization of “Bessie Broke,” 1g @n Bnuglish actor whose appearance and experience render him especially fit for this role. Mr. Marmont is well known in England where he achieved distinction in motion pictures and on the stage. In the role of “Maisie Wells, Sigrid Holmquist is given an oppor- tunity to display her talents. She alréady possesses a large fol- lowing which her recent Paramow picture, “A Gentleman of Leisure, in which she appears with Jack Holt, has done, much to incr David Torrence, who pl: penhow,” is a brother of Ermest Torrence of “Covered Wagon” fame and has many successes to his own credit. Much of the story action in “The Light That Failed” 1s located in Port Said and the Soudan country. This is one of the most ambitious pletur yet produced by George Melford.. It shows the terrible hard- ships of the Soudan campaign which avenged the death of General Gordon af Khartum. Among the big scenes is a surprise attack by desert tribesmen on the British cam) Several thousand minor Players participate. The love interest between two of the strangest sweethearts ever seen on the screen has ss a background & passage in nineteenth century history which fs filled with color and drama, Luke Cosgrave and Mabel Van Buren are in the sup- Porting cast, “WHY MEN LEAVE HOME” COMING ERE TUESDAY TO AMERICA THEATER The fact that a man can be a bear at home and a “regular dear” at the office is one of the secrets of married life divulged in John America, 5 Sunday and Monday—‘“The Plun- derer with Tom Santschi, Frank Mayo and Evelyn Brent. Also Stan Laurel in his new comedy, “The Smithy.” Fox News and community songs Sunday night. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs- day—‘*Why Men Leave Home” with Lewis Stone, Helene Chadwick and Mary Garr. Also comedy, “A Bed of Roses" and Pathe News and Topics of the Day. Friday and Saturday—Jack Pick- ford in “The Hill Billy” Also an Our Gang comedy, “Giants vs. Yanks? and Fox News, Iris. Sunday only—J. B. Warner tn “Treasuré Canyon.” Also Larry Semon comedy, “The Show.” Monday and Tuesday— Rupert Hughes “Reno.” Also Al St. John in “Full Speed Ahead.” ‘Wednesday and Thursday—Con- stance Talmadge in “The Dangerous Maid" and Sunshine comedy, “Dance or Die.” Friday and Saturday—‘“The Slave of Desire.” Also Harold Lloyd in “A Jazzed Honeymoon” and Leo y in @ western, “Partners Rialto. Sunday and Monday—Continuing the successful run of Gloria Swan- son in “The Humming Bird.” Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs- day—Jamqueline Logan and Percy Marmount in “The Light That Failed.” Christie comedy, “Kidding Katie,” Pathe News and Fun From the Press. Friday—Starting of the George Melford production, “Flaming Barriers.” , Columbia, Sunday—Bud Brownie’s Budding Beauties Musical Comedy company in “The Moonshiners.” Feature pic: ture, Marguerite De La Mott in “Shattered Idols."” Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday —Four. acts, of vaudeyille: Morlen and Doran in “Surprises”; Phit Gosde, the speaker from Sirisinutte; Dayton and Palmer, “It Is to Laugh"; The Flash Trio, dancing novelty, and Bud Brownle’s Bud- ding Beauties. Thursday, Friday and Saturday— 4 new musical comedy by the Bud Brownie company. Wyoming. ‘Today, Monday and Tuesday—“A Trip to the Mountains,” presented by the Naughty Boby Revue com- pany. <Also.“'The Hardest Way," a picture featuring popular stars, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday —"“The Rapids," a story of. the great logging country and a musical comedy presented by Naughty Baby Revue company. Starting Saturda back of Notre Dame picture ever made, "The Hunch- the biggest starring Patsy Ruth Miller and Earnest Torernce, W TOMING TODAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY NAUGHTY BABY REVUE CO. PRESENT “A TRIP TO THE MOUNTAINS” A MUSICAL COMEDY OF SPANISH EFFECT, Featuring: LEW GREEN in (blackface comedy) and KITTY GREEN in a comedy role. GEO B. HILL in character comedy. RAMON and KAVANAUGH in specialty dancing. Also Feature First Run Pictures “THE HARDEST WAY” Shows Start 2:30—Continuous 10c-———40ec : Vaudeville :-: Lewis Stone, Helene Chadwick and Mary Carr head an unusually strong cast in one of the most astounding comedy-dfamas of the year. laughs—and one that teaches wives and sweethearts how to find and keep love. Lewis Stone will be remembered as the father, who thought he was young again in “The Dangerous Age,” a role that will never be forgotten to the theater-going public and here he is again in even a greater one—Helene Chadwick, the beautiful star of so many great successes, is cast with him in a forceful role. be the attraction at the America Theater Tuesday, Wednesda M. Stahl’s production or Avery Hop- wood's famous play, ‘Why Mer Leave Home,” a First National pic- ture which is coming to the Amer- fea Theater Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, It is a scrqaamingly funny offering from start to finish, and has been directed with all the Skill and finesse for which Mr. Stahl is noted, When he was first married John Emerson was’an ideal husband, at- tentive, considerate and cheerful, But a year later found him an ir- ritable and disagreeable old bene- dict—that is, in his own home, The moment he reached his office his entire demeanor changed, and he became a smiling and considerate employer. LEWIS STONE AND HELENE CHADWICK IN “WHY MEN LEAVE HOME”..-THE AMERICA, TUESDAY News of Local Offerings Rogers. The scenario was prepered by Harvey Thew from the original One full of heart interest-and big “Why Men Leave Home” will and Thursda: Perhaps Jean Rolston, his secre- tary, had something to do with the sudden change every morning. Jean was not aware of Emerson's “at home manners,” -but she did admit to herself that she Nked him. And it was not long before she was re- sponsible for the breaking up of the Emerson home. Emerson married her—but their wedded life lasted only two hours. It did not take Emerson longer than that to find out that he loved his first wife more than anything else in the world, and he reformed on the spot. Chief among the funmakers in this masterpiece of humor are Lewis Stone as Emerson, Helene Chadwick as his wife, and Alma Bennett as his stenographer. Oth in the cast are William V. Mong, Mary Carr, Hedda Hopper and Lila Leslie. ——<———__— “FLAMING BARRIERS” COMING NEXT FRIDAY The featured players in George Melford’s Paramount production, “Flaming Barriers," which comes to the Rialto theater next Friday, are Jacqueling Logan, Antonio Moreno and Walter Hiers. The cast also includes Charles Ogle, Robert Mc- Luke Co. TODAY and MONDAY A Bishop-Cass Theater Frank Mayo, Evelyn Brent *. Tom Santschi, Peggy Shaw A Gripping Story of Gold Mining and Human Hearts oF < JIS. \Al ff , Lf Ah) Keg tl ee THE DERER!" nay ut J =also— STAN LAUREL COMEDY “THE SMITHY” COMMUNITY SONGS TONIGHT Shows at 1—3-—5—7. Bishop-Cass TODAY ONLY “TREASURE CANYON” —also— LARRY SEMON in “THE SHOW” a 10¢ and 40c —with— J. B. WARNER and 20c PAGE SEVEN. Notes of Filmdom ADDITIONAL THEATER NEWS ON PAGE 8. screen Morgan. story written by Byron RIALTO TODAY, TOMORROW GLORIA SWANSON HAS MADE GREAT PICTURES GLORIA | SWANSON’s “Society Scandal” and ‘“Bluebeard’s 8th Wife” astounded the world with her artistry—of love and her fiery femininity— BUT— _GLORIA SWANSON “The Humming Bird” Surpasses Anything She Ever Did Before A Sidney Olcott Production A Paramount ‘Picture FABLES—NEWS Shows at 1, 2:40, 4:20, 6, 7:40, 9:20 Patrons Are Respectfully Requested to Attend the Matinee Today and Avoid Standing for the Evening Shows NEW SHOW COLUMBIA ‘oak CONTINUOUS SHOW—2:30, 4:45, 6:45, 9:00 O'CLOCK BUD BROWNIES . Budding Beauties —in— “THE MOONSHINERS” A Comedy Drama of the Tennessee Mountains CAST IR. BUD BROWNIE MUSICAL NUMBERS Opening Ensemble....The Budding Beauties Wyoming -..-Mr. Ralph Vernon and Chorus Down Among the Sleepy Hills of Tennessee. Hank Weston Mrs. Weston Eva Weston Hal of the hi -Miss Betty Bates id Chorus Bill Boggs .. RY, pice noes Miss Dean Morrell Revenue Off aking a Miser of Me Mr. Jimmie McDonald st nee Mr, Wm. E TIME—tThe present. PLACE—The home of the Westons in the Tennessee mountains. Operatic Specialty Time After Time Specialty First Run Pictures MARGUERITE DeLAMOTTE in “SHATTERED IDOLS” TOMORROW, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY THREE SHOWS IN ONE 4 ACTS MUSICAL HIGH CLASS VAUDEVILLE COMEDY PICTURES MORLEN and DORAN In « Classy Musical Offering With the Violin and Piano Accordion Billy Morlen, the ‘Wizard on the Piano Accordion” featured attraction in Cha Dillingham’ Broadway success, “Two Blocks Away.’ Morlen and Doran have ju finished 28 weeks tour of the Keith time, s PHIL GOODE “THE SPEAKER FROM SINSINNUTTI A featured comedian with the best metropolitan productions in an entertaining and amusing monologue DAYTON and PALMER IN “IT IS TO LAUGH” Fifteen minutes of cqnversational fun interspersed with song THE FASH TRIO ‘x4 A NOVELTY AND WONDROUS DANCE DIVERSION . Jimmy McDonald -Great Western Four Late attraction af the Foline Ballet at the New York Hippodrome, in a series of dances from the Aztec Indian Tribes to the modern up to date jazz BUD BROWNIE’S BIG MUSICAL SHOW —and— Christie Comedy, “Back to the Woods” AN EXTRAORDINARY BIG SHOW FOR THE REGULAR ADMISSION, 40c MATINEE EVERY DAY, 2:30 COME TO THE MATINEE DON'T STAND AT NIGHT