Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 21, 1924, Page 4

it VIOLA GANA BECOMES f HOUSEBREAKER IN FILM If you opened your morning paper tomorrow and found staring at you in scare headlines the news that Viola Dana had been caught in the act of robbing a house, what would you think? The chances are you Wwonld believe Miss Dana had been living a strange Dr, Jeckyll and Mr. Hyde existence. But that was exactly what Viola Dana did, and not at the studio either! The house broken into by the screen star was Warner Laxter’s Mr. Baxter is Miss Dana’s Jeading man in her latest Metro success, “In Search of a Thrill,” which opens n two day engagement at the Rialto theater beginning today. Now you've guessed it! The “rob- bery” was an impromptu rehearsal of an {dentical scene in “In Search of a Thrill” that was directed by Oscar Apfel, photographed by John Arnold, and adapted to the screen by Basil Dickey from Kate Jordan's magazine story. In the picture Miss Dana dis- guises herself as a crook, and breaks into the home of the man she loves. #o that she may be captured and win his sympathy. So Miss Dana gained access through a porch window of the Baxter home, and they went through the scene with such effec- tive results that the next day DI- rector Apfel was amazed when they acted the episode for the camera without a single rehearsal. TARTAR AND AMERICAN AlvalS FOR LOVE OF GIRL IN “RENDEZVOUS” A Tartar chieftain of Savage bes- tality and an American army offi- cer of high ideals are at their wits ends over a Russian girl in the pho: toplay “Rendezvous” which opened yesterday at the America theater. Lucille Hicksen is the girl ,Elmo Lincoln the Tartar and Conrad agel, the officer, Sidney Chaplin as a British Tommy has a role which gives a bit of sly humor to the film and makes it doubly enter- taining. tendezvous” has a compelling riot. A Russian prince js thrown among peasants by circumstances surrounding her birth and is brought up in ignorance of her true identity. The Russian and the American be- come awa of her presence in tho world at about the same time. When the army. officer is sent home the Russian forces the girl to marry him. He treats her with the great- est cruelty and only the presence of the Britisher prevents great wrong- doing, The American returns, takes the girl to America with him while the Tartar is left locked in a shrinew hich he sought to -desicrate, Elm Lincoln makes a fierce vil- lian in this film. better actor could have been selected for the type BIG SHOW OPENS TODAY AT COLUMBIA THEATER t the Columbia is Bud ul nedy “The which is being pro duced in connection with four acts of circuit vaudeville. No one can more than guess Which vaudeville act will stand out prominently in the minds of spec- tators after the show is over but it looks as though Miss Alice De Garmo, aerial artist, were to be one of the big attractions. Miss De Garmo an artist with originality and gracefulness both of which make her work enviable. Other athletic work on the bill is © Banin Don’t Pare Them! Cutting a corn is always dangerous, lue-jay ends coms, the pain instantly, then the corn loosens and comes out. No risk, no constant trou. ble, Get Blue-jay at your druggist. Blue-jay WHY I MARRIED FOUR TIMES!! Secrets of the Most Remarkable Matrimonial Career Told by JENNIE WETHERBY Auspices Society of THE GOLDFISH that by Terrell and Kemp, two young men who have an act re- plete with thrills and exploits. Sowers and Steger are a dancing couple who also sing nicely and present a line of patter that is sure to be well received. Smith and Revere are blackface comedians. Both have made a study of the negro character. The act has just returned from a tour of one of the largest eastern circuits. pie RR 2 OLB RESERVATIONS SHOULD BE MADE EARLY IN OAY FOR “HUNGHBACK” FILM All seats were sold out at the Wyoming theater and the manage- ment of that theater is urging all persons to ebtain their reservations early in order that they may not be disappointed. Last night there were about 200 persons unable to obtain seats. The box office is open all day during the showing of the picture and reservations may be arranged for by telephone. “The Hunchback of Notre Dame” stands out as a milestone of pro- gress in the matter of motion picture entertainment. There was a time when a little painted scenery was ample background for the actors, and the action or “business” was largely developed as the work went on. ‘The rresent masterpiece presents such a contrast‘that it is hard to believe the strides which this form of entertainment has made in the few intervening years. Whole ar- mies are seen from dizzy heights and it is easy to imagine that the scenes were made at tho ancient cathedral of Notre Damo itself, though this was not the case. Every student of history knows the epoch making events that center around that famous building build- ed on an island in the river at Paris, France, Every soldier who has been to Paris has seen its massive pile, and it will be hard to convince anyone who has been there that it is not the original building which is used in the film and yet it is only eRe TORR ant JESSE LASKY William de Mille PRODUCTION AGNES AYRES-JACK HOLT NITA NALDI-THEODORE KOSLOFF ROD LA ROCQUE @ Paramount GPicture The life and loves of a famous opera singer en- thrallingly revealed. From the celebrated novel and play. RIALTO Starting WEDNESDAY 4 ACTS VAUDEVILLE Tip Top Entertainers SOWERS and STEGER YOU CAN’T BEAT IT! COLUMBIA Today—Tomorrow—Wednesday And See the Show Extraordinary one of the massive "* built for tnis wonder film, And yet the enormity of the task ip reproducing this moving picture production is almost forgotten in the development of the story and the masterfully skillful acting of Lon Chaney and his supporting cast which includes Ernest Torrence, Patsy Ruth Miller, Norman Kerry and a host of others well known to devotces of the screen. The enormous success met with in New York where that company is Still playing made necessary the or- ganization of the company which opengl hers and which wili tour the principal cities, ARCHIE JONES SINGER AT THE RIALTO TODAY Archie Jones, baritone, starts to- day to sing at the Rialto theater as an added attraction. Mr. Jones ap= pears at 7:45 p. m. and 9:30 p, m. He has contracted for a week's engate- ment. Jones has achieved an envia- ble reputation as a vocal artists He was recently manager of the Gretch- en Cox Concert company. , ———__. CONNIE TALMADGE CAST IN PIANO PICKER OLE She's no knock-out as a musician, but she’s the world’s champion cutie. Constance Talmadge in r latest comedy, “The Goldfi ‘Be LAST TIMES TODAY Marshall Neilan’s “RENDEZVOUS” —with— Conrad Nagel Lucille Rickson Sid Chaplin Elmo Lincoln A thrilling story of Russia in upheaval, You'll be thrilled from the beginning to end of this fine photoplay. —Also— Comedy and News Tuesday Wednesday y Thursday Che Casper Daily picker in a Coney Island hot dog per Coe tnd aoe “CHICKEN IN GASE” Io dance hall. And as the eutest cutie on Coney’s sands, Constance is a comedy riot. “The Goldfish,” a First National picture, will be shown at the America theater on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Jack Mulhall, Constance’s leading man, has the role of a cake-tating lounge lzard with quarterdnah cuffs on his bell-bottom pants and a vent in the"back of his chetkersa coat which ends at his shoulder blades. Constance and Jack appear in scenes which will look quite natural to the sheiks and gum chewers of the penny dance halls. Later they are transported to Fifth Avenue and Newport society settings. i Constance’s latest comedy was dl- rected by Jerome Storm. “The Goldfish” was adapted from the successful stage comedy of the same title by C, Gardner Sullivan, —_——>_____ NITA NALD! COMING TO THE RIALTO SOON “Don't Call It Love,” a Paramount picture produced by William de- Mille, will be the feature at the Rialto theater next Wednesday, It is a plcturization of Julian Street’s “Rita Coventry." Agnes Ayres, Jack Holt, Nita Naidi, Theodore Kosloff and Rod La Rocque are fea- tured, ————>_——_ ND IT TO THE SE PEARL WHITE LAUNDRY PHONE 1702. Today and Tuesday OWEN MOORE Ss “The Chicken in the Case” —Also— Snub Pollard Sls ‘California or Bust’ —and— Pathe Review 10c and 20c BISHOP-CASS The story of a flapper who couldn’t—and just wouldn’t— stay married. The kind of Comedy-Drama hea Made Constance the Popular: Star Sh e Is, —STARTS TOMORROW— BI MUSICAL COMEDY Two Dark In Witty and Melodious Bits Carnival Dance TONIGHT North Washington Hall Everything Free That Goes to Make a Carnival Dance Music by Spies’ Howling Wolves Orchestra SMITH and REVERE — G GO TO THE COMEDY PICTURE Clouds of Merriment “How So” BUD BROWNIE’S BUDDING BEAUTIES In the Snappy Farce Comedy “THE HALLROOM BOYS” Hear the Greatwestern Four A Thrilling Offering | ALICE DeGARMO Of Trapeze Originalities Brie a * [ Kenneth TERRELL and KEMP | Hand to Hand Balancing, Posing And Feats of Strength Al Matinee Every Day Mermaid Comedy, “High Life” Evenings 6:45 and 9 o’Clock LATE IRIS PHOTOPLAY Owen Moore and The Chickew in the Case—that will be the comedy combination on view at the Iris so Mr. and Mrs. Screen Fan, if you have smiles to smile, prepare to smile them then, In this picture, which is a Selz- nick Distributing Corporation re- vival, Mr. Moore has been provided with another of his well-known and exclusive type of screen characters, and it is sald that his role of Steve Perkins wiil be iong remembered as the funniest thing he has ever done. Hapsburg’s Hope Archduke Otto, 12-year-old un- crowned king of Hungary, for whom Admiraf Horthy, regent, wields the power of the crown, This is the latest photo of the hardsome lad who has been popu larly called the “hope of the Haps bures. Victor Heerman, in addition being the author of the story, !s also the director of the picture. In addition to the star the cast contains the names of Katherine Perry, who really is Owen Moore's wife, Teddy Sampson, Vivian Ogden, Edgar Nelson and Walter Walker. Johnson Gives Up Room Space At Cleveland CLEVELAND, Ohio, April 21.— Cancellation of half of the room space that Hitam Johnson reserved in Hote] Cleveland for his Republi- ean conyention headquarters in June Was announced tonight by W. L. Bonneville, acting manager of the hotel here. Eighty-five sleeping rooms were reserved by Frank H. Hitchcock, Johnson’s manager, last January when the Californian made his cam- paign debut here, Bonneville said. Hitchcock wrote the hotel, re- leasing all but 40 of the rooms, Bonneville said. Johnson, however, has not given up the race for the nomination for president by the Republicans for he is scheduled to invade Ohio next week on a barnstorming tour in his behalf. Wheeler Case Not Argued By Pratt, Claim GREAT FALLS, Mont, April 21. —U. 8, District Attorney Slattery of Montana emphatically that John ©. Pratt, special prosecutor from Wash- ington, here in conenction with Sen- ator Wheeler's indictment, ‘appeared before the grand jury and argued Wheeler's indictment.” He also denied the Great Falls dispatch that Pratt argued the case before the federal grand jury. Slattery, said that no attorney appeared before the grand jury after the case was submitted or after they Easter Monday Balloon Dance TONIGHT A BIG PARTY FOR EVERYBODY The First Balloon Dance Ever Held in Casper Marvelous—Wonderful—Spectacular A grand, glorious and hilarious time for everybody. 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