Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 18, 1924, Page 8

seeaeaas TT EACTTING SCENES I “FLAMING BARRIERS” George Melford and a company of seventy people went to Sonora, Cal., for the purpose of making outdoor scenes in his current Paramount Production, “Flaming Barriers,” which will be on view st the Rialto theater today. A number of scenes were made on the train and the en- tire c any stopped at Jamestown, to make atreet scenes, The company remained on location for three weeks during which time they filmed a series of exciting scenes in a forest fire Among the equipment taken to location was a high powered motor fire truck fitted with the latest de- vices, and an aeroplane. Jacqueline Logan drove the flying machine across the forest and Inter drove the fire truck through the burning trees. Other featured players in- clude Antonio Moreno and Walter Hiers. The cast includes Charles Ogle, Robert McKim, Luke Cos- grove and Warren Rogers. —_—— “THE HILL BILLY” NOW PLAYS AT THE AMERICA If {t were possible to retrace the times and customs of a hundred or more years ago in the Kentucky mountains, one would see the same sort of people and their surround- ings as Jack Pickford presents in his ijatést photoplay, “The Hill Billy,” an Allied Producers and Dis tributors’ Corporation release, which Plays at the America theater today and Saturday. Tireless research has brought to light the lives and customs of these rugged people of the hills. George Hil, Jack Pickford'’s director, Mar. fon Jackson, the writer, and “Jack spent weeks of ceaseless study of the various histories of Kentucky seeking data, in order to present the characters and their surroundings in a vivid, natural nt. Lueille Ricksen, Hollywood's little leading lady, was chosen to play the lead with Jack. Her interpretation of the timid, little backwoods girl is portrayed in a convincing manner. Frank Leigh, Jane Keckley, and Ralph Yearsley also have important roles. MUSICAL COMEDY LAST TIMES AT THE WYOMING Fee “The King of Hell,” a musical comedy being produced by the Naughty Baby Revue company, is being played at the Wyoming thea- ter for the last times today. “The Hunchback of Notre Dame,” an ex. ceptional film, will tomorrow, Today's comed: proved to be & good one dur the short time it has been running at the Wyoming theater. It illustrates what might happen if an argument should arise in Satan's kingdom. The feature picture is “The Rapids.” PUBLIC DANCE At Odd Fellows Hall Given by the Rebecca Lodge Saturday, April 19 Adm on $1.00 Vanderbeck’s Orchestra LADIES’ BEAVER Handsome Bea AWAY FRE 4 GIVE Bags, made trimmings of bright colors. “Always Someth DANCE TONIGHT These hand bags are the latest thing in Ladies’ Hand of beautiful*bes Arkeon Dancing Academy DANCING EVERY NIGHT NEILAN'S “RENDEZVOUS” WILL COME TO AMERICA Marshall Neilan has centered his undoubted directorial talent in pro- ducing a motion picture with a Rus- sian locale in “The Réndezvous,” which is coming to the America theater on Sunday and Monday, heralded as a film fit to rank in entertainment quality and artistry with the other fine picturés Neilan has made. In keeping with the Goldwyn com- pany’s policy of producing big p! tures, the cast of “The Rendezvous” is a strong one, Conrdd Nagel plays Lieutenant Stanford, a dash- ing young American army officer in Russia. Lucille Ricksen, who it seems only a few years ago was featured in Booth Tarkington's Edgar comedies, plays her first lead- ing role, Elmo Lincoln, who played Tarzan of the Apes, gives a con- summate performance as Ivan Godunoff, a cossack villain, Sydney Chaplin, brother of Charles, adds some fine comedy. Other fine actors fa “The Rendezvous" are Emmett Corrigan, Eugenie Besserer, Kath- leen Key, Richard Travers, Lucien, Littlefield, Kate Lester and Cecil Holland. COMEDY ON TRUTH NEW COLUMBIA PRODUCTION Bud Brownie’s Budding Beauties scored again last night when they opened with “The Unadulterated Truth,”a tablolad adapted from a play that was more than ordinarily successful a short time ago all over the country. The comedy takes up| s a 24-hour period during which a man has pledged himself to tell nothing but the truth. He succeeds in his effort but gets into some very embarrasing situations. Song and dance specialties are up to standard in this production. Jimmy McDonald, Jerry Cox, Miss Nellie Richards, and others of the company are featured in song num- bers while the cowboy quartet and MUSICIAN QUT OF TUNE “Gas pressure in my stomach sometimes distressed me so that I could not think. I played out of tune and twice lost my position. No, medicine helped me and I became disheartened. Another musician ad. vised me to try Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy, and I am now enjoying the best of health.” It is a aimple, harmless preparation that removes the catarrhal mucus from the intes- tinal tract and allays the inflam- mation which causes practically all stomach, liver i intestinal ail- monts, including appendicitis. dose will funded. tisement, WYOMANG Last Times Today THE One convince or money re- At all druggists.—Adver- KING OF HELL Presented by NAUGHTY BABY REVUE COMPANY —Also— “The Rapids” FEATURE PICTURE AND COMEDY Shows 6:45 and 9:00 10c—_40c CALF HANDBAG ver Calf Bags 4 E TO THE LADIES er calf with ornamental ing Interesting” the Budding Beauties chorus “are very pleasing, An Easter bonnet will be given away at the matinee tomorrow while the game afternoon is ‘also set aside as Bud Brownie day for the children. Grant Mitchell is playing in the picture, “Radio Mania.” * Record Flier: ——S lh == Boston are have appeared in the columns of this paper. It is interesting to note that this production marks the dawn of a new day in pictures and in the past has been restricted solely to the largest theaters In the bashes with a special aygmented orchestra, ‘The cast numbers such celebrities as Lon Chaney who plays the Leas role of Quasimodo; Ernest ‘The Magic Skin,” playing well, ‘Tully Marshall, Hurst, Nigel de Brulier, Norman] native of St. Louis. tire Cathedral of Notre Dame was} beginnin, reconstructed at Universal City at/son. S! million dollars, Reserved seats for the engage- ment are now on sale at the box office. rated high by all producers, panied diese SS Ed. ot London brid) has down six times. In just about two jiffies—a tasty, flavory meal to satisfy the hungriest man. Crispy, crunchy corn flakes, as nourishing as they are good. ‘Mrs, Olivér Atkey 1s the first} ‘woman to fly across the English Channel with a passenger. She is) also the first woman to obtain an! English air pilot's license, —— “HUNGHBACK OF NOTRE CAME” HERE TOMORROW CORN FLAKES Inner-sealed waxtite wrapper —exclusive Kellogg feature. vance ticket sale is any The Hunchback of Notre e” is destined to be*the most tional success of any produc- tion that has ever appeared at the Wyoming theater. In a large meas- ure this is probably due to the fact that excerpt from the glowing PICTURE AT THE IRIS Eulalie Jensen, seen in “Slave of the screen version of Bal- Patsy Ruth Miller, Gladys Brock. the Iris theater today and Saturday, Brandon|as the mother of the heroine, is a She toured the Kerry, Winifred Bryson, John Cos-| United States with Sarah Bernhardt] the State Department sar and some 3,091 others, The en-|}and appeared in comic opera before screen career with Edi- has done many? notable a cost of more than a quarter of a| ‘‘charactér bits’ on the screen and is been burned CHEYENNE, Wyo., at| Warning against ch partment reports, Many samples of S Help For fo. Buil Strong Bones, ture, is proving effective, the de- such candies have been sent to the department for analysis, SCOTTS ° ita EMULSION LOUISVILLE, Ky., broken over absence. April eap, Thi Delicious - bf taieviont PRICE Baby YET ds MISSING 28 YEARS April After having been missing from his home for 28 years, George Moore F Ashford is ret sought by his mother, 75 years of age ang heart- et i son's continued RoE re The Ashford family are holding a family reunion during a Kentucky's 1924 home-coming cele- highly | bration. Ashford was a great lover colored Easter candies, recently x issued by the Pure Food division of Ne — nylons Instant COFFEE Has not been advanced More economical than ever TONIGHT COLUMBIA _....ONM a BUD BROWNIE’S BUDDING BEAUTIES In the Snappy Farce Comedy “THE UNADULTERATED TRUTH” WITH NEW SONGS AND SPECIALTIES The Greatwestern Four The Budding Beauties Chorus Cowboy Quartette In New Dances and Costumes —First Run Pictures— GRANT MITCHELL in “RADIO MANIA” EASTER BONNET FREE Every lady attending the matinee tomorrow will receive a chance on a $15.00 Hat. SATURDAY MATINEE 2:30—25c MOVIE CHATS CHILDREN’S 5- MATINEE TOMORROW BUD BROWNIE DAY Of” HROUGH forest flames in an roplane! No use trying to describe that thrill. You MUST see this melodramatic love story of burning speed and endless thrills. MELFORD rly PRODUCTION ft STARTS RIALTO .opAY Comedy 1, 2:40, 4:20, 6, 7:40, News q 9:20 We =enen FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1924, of horses and bi is thought that b 18.—| may be somewhere, in the west. 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Special Matinees for Children Saturday and Sunday —30 Cents YOMIN Everybody’s Theatre ALL SEATS RESERVED FOR ADULTS 50c, 75c and $1.00—Plus Tax Two Shows Daily—2:30 and 7:45 G Make Early Reservations Phone 2430-W Bishop-Cass TODAY AND SATURDAY CONRAD ELMO LINCOLN A BiduvP-CASS THEATER TODAY AND SATURDAY JACK PICKFORD —in— “THE HILL BILLY” A story of romance, action, thrills and comedy—a sweet romance of the Kentucky Mountains—a picture gi be proud to have your boy or girl see. —also- OUR GANG “GIANTS vs. YANKS” Shows at 1—3—5—7—9 —with— —also— AGEL rown-ups will love and you will 10c and 40c “SLAVE OF DESIRE” George Walsh—Bessie Love—Carmel Myers Harold Lloyd in “A Jazz ed Honeymoon” | And LEO MALONEY in “PARTNERS THREE” SUNDAY and MONDAY LUCILLE RICKSON SIDNEY CHAPLIN Phone 483wW