Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 21, 1924, Page 6

fcagsy Morera t et aeo rm aes JWCK HOLT HS OLE OF CH AMERICAN I FILM AT THE. RIALTO In England it 1s considered bad form to make an open show of senfi- = ment. In the United States young * folks think nothing of uttering = cooing words, exchanging flirtatious glances or even of appearing in pub- arms about AS CPERUDD ENCE TASER TENE SORES ERATE SER EDR Cr Dee eee le with “her” = waist. . It is this intrusion of American = carefree display of romance into the = staid course of English custom that = makes “A Gentleman of Leisure,” a Paramount ploture starring Jack = Holt ‘now on view at the Rialto 1 theater, such a decidedly different and entertaining photoplay. Whi Holt, enacting the role hy American with lots of nd time, falls in love with glish girl of royal birth, played by Sigrid Holmquist, he > brushes every convention aside and + rushes through a romance as excit- * ing as it is flurried. The picture Is well worth while. -“CYTHERER” PHOTOPLAY OF MAN SEEKING LOVE In “Cytherea” which opened yes- = terday at the America theater, Lewis Stone has another of those parts in East Terraces lots will in- crease in value. KPa which he enacts the role of a man who would recall his youth and youthful love again. When a man is past 40 and is married and has a family he is not expected to go searching for romance. Neither should Lee Randon whose character is interpreted by Stone, but he does just the same and the woman in the case is tho incarnation of his doll “Cytherea,” goddeas of love, Alma Rubens, Dark hair that at- tracts, dark eyes that flash, a form supple, a face with all the beauty a man of Randon’s type could de- sire, this is Cytherea. It {s a pecullar thng that the entanglement is gotten into just as Randon has gone on a mission to prevent another man from leaving his wife. He succeeds in the mis- sion but in the end leayes his own wife, goes to Cuba with the hope of finding the romance and adventure that have eluded him. The old fashioned wife, played by Irene Rich, stays at home. The denoyment of this situation is a powerful one. The climax is unexpected and gripping in its in- tensity, and the manner in which the strange love tangle is solved sounds a ringing moral. “DANGEROUS TRAIL” 1S OBTAINED FOR AMERICH On Friday end Saturday the America theater ‘will present ‘The Dangerous Trail," a gripping story of the northiand with a fine cast, including Irene Rich, Noah Beery, Tully Marshall and Jack Curtis. On the same program will be “When Wise Ducks Meet,” a Sun- shine comedy, together with Fox News. et “Own ‘Your Own Home” campaign at the First Christian church Sun- day morning, May 25th. TODAY COLUMBIA | o38R85w “VAUDEVILLE _ A Snappy Variety of Syncopated Singing EMMONS and AUBREY Loads of Harmony and Pep WOODS’ POSING DOGS st Canine Wonders in a Posing Exhibition Speedy Dancing Mingled With Song BILLY and MAY FRANK It Isn’t what we do, but how we do it THE FLORENCE GALE SAXOPHONE THREE A Musical Offering Extraordinary Feature Pictures HAROLD LLOYD in “SAFETY LAST” NEW SHOW FRIDAY 4 ACTS OF VAUDEVILLE ERNEST TORRENCE and PAULINE STARKE in “THE KINGDOM WITHIN” PLENTY OF FUN IN SAX AGT BY COLUMBIA TAD There is more amusement than music in the work of the Florence Gale saxophone three at the Colum- bia theater but there is plenty of both, The trio form a part of the vaudeville which is being featured through Thursday. There are two young Tadies, each of them charm- ing, and a man whose comedy work is a scream from the beginning. Woods’ posing dogs are unusually intelligent animals. The act will appeal to anyone who loves the artistic, Billy and May’ Frank entertain with song and dance. An oriental number is given by Miss Frank in a pleasing way. Emmons and Subrey are two large gentlemen who know how to create good feeling. Harold Lioyd is playing in the feature picture, ‘Safety Last.” The film needs no introduction. “SCARAMOUGHE” COMES TO WYOMING ON SUNDAY “Scaramouche,” a Rex Ingram production for Metro Pictures cor poration, adapted from Rafael Saba- tini’s novel of the same name, will come to tle Wyoming theater for six days beginning Sunday. This picture, a feature in ten reels, has played special engagements in the larger cities and comes to Casper acclaimed by critics as one of the masterpieces of filmdom. Ingram, from all accounts, has surpassed his production of “The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse" with this picture. The thirty ‘principal characters in “Scaramouche” include, beside Ra- mon Novarro, Lewis Stone and Alice Terry, who were the trium virate that appeared in Ingram's “Prisoner of Zenda,” Lloyd Ingra ham, Julia Swayne Gordon and Edith Allen. “MARDONED HEARTS” 19 TEARLE VEWICLE, IRS “Marooned Hearts,” a picture starring Conway Tearle, will be the feature attractio the Iris theater today and Thursday. Lewis Allen Browne is the author of this photoplay, which depicts the social clash between a young doctor MING Continuous 1 to 11 p. m. LAST TIMES TODAY Clara Kimball Young in-> “CORDELIA, THE MAGNIFICENT” —also— 2 Part Comedy “THIS WAY OUT” —and— Fun From the Press 10c AND 30c evening FORTY-NINE DANCE Brings back the days of the gold rush, Come 8 be one of the hardy pioneers—‘“Just for ght.” ONTERTAINMENT gown, T THES Highly ori to see for believe i ELKS’ WELL FRONT You will have you won't nal and pleasing, yourself—and then OPEN TO THE PUBLIC : ELKS’ TEAPOT FROLIC THE GREATEST SENSATION OF THE SEASON Endless Entertainment and Hilarity New and Novel, Dashing and Daring Features COUNTRY STORE — Something Unique and Exceedingly Exciting FREE! You are sure to bring home the bacon or the stove to cook it on, a sack of flour or a ton of coal, a live rabbit or an BIGGEST LIVING ELK ON EARTH He's « Whopper. Come and See for Yourself WAFFLE DOGS, COFFEE POT, BINGO All pleasing, surprising and delightful Something doing every minute—in a dozen places at once, You can’t see it all, and you can't afford to miss a single feature. BINGO GAME, SPECIALTIES, DRAMATICS, NOVELTY RADIO SPHINX A speaking likeness of the ONE WOMAN Who Would Not Talk TEAPOT FROLIC LAST NIGHT TONIGHT AT THE ELKS’ NEW HOME ADMISSION ONLY 25c Insured for $50,000.00 GAME BALLYHO ARTISTS, FEATURES he Casper Daily Cribune ; SETTING THE STYLES and a selfish flancee who wrecks his career to gratify a whim. Self- exile to a lonely South Sea isle, then a shipwreck a year later, and the doctor finds Fate pursuing him relentlessly. Five Plead Guilty To Dry Violations LANDER, Wyo., May 21.—Five Fremont county violators of the prohibitory law pleaded guilty Fri- day before Judge C. O. Brown and were assessed fines amounting to $1100 and one was given ninety days in fall, sixty of which he has already served. Frank Fisher, Robert Young and Dominic Carleyato came in for fines of $300 each an and Yesidors Tibas was ‘a $200 and costs. George Dale w spend another thirty days in jail to complete his term.” The court did not add jall sentences for the rea- son that the men plead guilty and saved the county the coat of prose- cutions and much time for the court and its officers. What Yi (Copyright, 1924 Casper Tribune) PARIS—There isa great deal of clever knifé plaiting today on gowns of all sorts. This sometimes takes the form of narrow panels, empha- sizing an all-pleated bodice. When there is any waistline, it is usually low. PARIS—A fascinating sort of sports costume shown here today has a checked skirt in some pale shade of rose, green, yellow, or blué, bined with black. The jacket some detail whith echoes the - LONDON—Among the gowns seen at a smart tea in the Savoy recently one of ivory flat crepe with a “halter” collar. This collar, in black velvet studded with brilliant went round the back of the ne where it petered out in long ends that crossed in front and tied at the aN an important adjunct of the sum: mer costume. Why a parasol should be carried with a sports suit is o question. Nevertheless, the parasoi to be carried with such a suit match- es the scarf which, in turn, matches the hat. NEW YORK—Petal skirts are seen on various new, lightweight frocks. The petals are usually of moderate size and arranged in many ows of flouncing. TEN INJURED IN RIOTING ATHENS, May 21-—Ten persons were injured at ing clashes between the locked-gut tobacco workers, which caused rioting. in which 30,000 per- sons participated. 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AUTHORIZED AGENT FOR? AND VARNISH PRODUCTS Chasing WY “Stop Thief!’ He had to steal a certain girl’s photograph within hours, to win a wager. twenty-four So he hired a real burglar to help him. And together they stir up a hor- net’s nest of furious fun and ex- citement. It’s an ideal role for Jack Holt—a perfect blend of galloping drama, comedy and tense —also— MERMAID COMEDY—“UNCLE SAM” FUN FROM THE PRESS—PATHE NEWS RIALTO Shows 1, 2:40, 4:20, 6, 7:40, 9:20 the Blues Away dt6Se L.LASRY PRESENTS TOMORROW FRIDAY WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 1924 and Leland B, Morris, American co: Bul, appealed to the governor ge eral to protect the American to- Works Phone 2543 Casper 608 South Conwell 2.2 2 Wyoming Motorway ? ? ? _ TREES AND PLANTS ! WM. MOSTELLER PHONE 1F3 Also manufactures and sells bee supplies Todmy and Thursday CONWAY TEARLE exttoes ‘Marooned Hearts” —Also— WILL Roceey . —in— “Uncensored Movies” —and— HAROLD LLOYD —in— ‘Let's Go” 10c and 20c TODAY AND THURSDAY “CYTHEREA” GODDESS OF LOVE —WITH— LEWIS STONE ALMA RUBENS IRENE RICH . , i cree ee gee 25 oe Lag aa name—her rule is merciless over the human heart—From Adam till today, all men have served Her. NEWS TOPICS SHOWS 1, 3, 5, 7 and 9. 10c and 40¢ A Bishop-Cass Lheater FRIDAY and SATURDAY “TheDangerous Trail” A story of mystery, thrills, romance and suspense, that sweeps from Seattle’s Chinatown to the great frozen spans of the Canadian mountains. * IRENE RICH NOAH BEERY TULLY MARSHALL JACK CURTIS ARE THE FEATURED PLAYERS LOOK KIDS! SPECIAL “DANGEROUS TRAIL” MATINEE - AT 4:30 FRIDAY AFTERNOON EVERY CHILD Attending This Matinee Will Receive a Nice Fat Bag of LUKIS’ HONEY DEW KISSES That Good Looking Taffy They Pull in the Window SAY IT OVER AND OVER AGAIN! SCARAMOUCHE —pronounced “Scar-a-mooch” SCARAMOUCHE —pronounced “Scar-a-mooch” SCARAMOUCHE pronounced “Scar-a-mooch” SCARAMOUCHE —Ppronounced “Scar-a-mooch” AND PREPARE FOR THE TREAT OF YOUR LIFE Wyoming Theatre SPECIAL FEATURE TOMORROW NIGHT $25.00—GIVEN AWAY FREE-—$25.00 This will be a special spot dance feature. i} : . Spot danc- ing every third dance and the coup] i lucky spot will receive $2.50, beadbiiciacs Anca 4 Arkeon Dancing Acaderny DANCING EVERY NIGHT ALWAYS SOMETHING DIFFERENT