Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 19, 1924, Page 4

PAGE FOUR. AM TULLY’S PRODUCTION OF “TRILBY” 1S FINE The sisaifcance of Du Maurler’s “Trilby* as one of the greatest ro- mances ef all time prompted keen anticipation on the part of this re- viewer, when it was made known that Richard Walton Tully, himself perhaps the foremost of our con- temporary playwright-producers, had dedicated himself to the task of im- mortalizihg it on the screen as a First National attraction Thus it was that we visited the America theater prepared to witness a mas- tery production. We were not disappointed. Almost at the outset we realized that “Trilby” had been brought to life, its fascinating characters made real. A Trilby adorable in form and fea ture, adorable in the odd contradic tions of her nature, stood before us. A Bvengali who coincided with our mental image, that sinister vaga- bond musician-mesmerist, long since deftly planted in memory by Du Maurier’s word paintings, wove his spells—not only on the heroine, we opine, but on spectators as well Here is finished artistry. A “Little Wiilee” whose gensitiveness vibrated from the screen; a bluff Taffy, a lovable Laird—and so it goes through the gamut of characters— realism! ———_——— ELINOR GLYN PREDICTS NEUTER SEX IN WORLD That a “neuter sex” is being de- veloped by the modern ways of liv- ing is the contention of Elinor Glyn, authoress, who became world-famous by writing “Three Weeks,” the film version of which, directed for Gold- wyn hy Alan Crosland, is coming to the Rialto theater. The entrance of modern women into business and their consequent departure from marriage and its duties, will, in time, develop a sex neither male nor female, Mrs. Glyn believes. “Women, one hundred years ago never dreamed that women of today ‘would have so advanced their inde- pendence and freedom.” Mrs, Glyn declares. “And the woman of today eannct imagine the woman of a few centuries ftom now. The woman in business, who earng her own living, and is-extirely apart from man, is changing the whole plan of sex. That sort of woman is ever increasing, and evolution in time will develop a third sex.” ORIGINAL AND AMUSING ROLE FOR THIS PLAYER ©ne of the season’s most original amusing characters is Ola, the id in “What Fools Men A Pyramid picthre directed by Yerwilliger which is announced at the Iris theater for the last times tolay, Eugene Walter, the distinguished playwright, created her and she {s acted by the vivacious Lucy Fox. Ola is quite different from any mere film maid in a wealthy house hold. She has character. Any thing but an automaton, she makes herself a principal character in this absorbing comedy-drama of life as CARNIVAL DANCE TONIGHT Everything Free That Helps You Enjoy a Carnival Hats, Balloons, Serpentine, Confetti, Blow-outs, Parasols, Squawkers, etc. WHERE THE CROWD GOES FOR A GOOD TIME North Washington Hall KEEP RIVERVIEW PARK _Slim Brant and His DeLuxe Entertainers Bathing in the Ramodeled Pool—400 Dressing Rooms FINE ! THAT’S WHAT THEY ALL SAY LET’S GO To Casper’s Newest Playground THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 1924. Che Casper Daily Cribune it was pa renes that another pre- fo ceae Sage <agee| ALLSTAR CAST SEEN IN GREAT PROTODRAMA 9:30 o'clock. fora OE ‘ The combination of Adolphe Men- jou, Anna Q. Nilsson, Carmel Myers “THE RED WARNING” | ‘NOVEL MOTION PICTURE) ssn es A novelty in the way of motion poi Bs opal prerepien hase oJ After Dark,” is a gyarante of the ern play starring Jack Hoxie, now| 00d film fare in store for local fol- showing at the Wyoming theater. | lowers of the silver screen, The four Hoxie and Fred Kohler, the “heavy” |above-mentioned are headliners, in the play, stage a fistic combat in having scintilated in from every important theater front in the country. In addition to the cast, interest is added by the fact that the picture is § a b; to his set. Then the} production, which features, in addi. Siig micas | Racaele: Woe won't tat hee, torae plot ‘eathen fant and furious, with) tion to the regular’cast, seenes from surprising developments. the recent Actors’ Equity Assocla- lonta Bell, associated for years| tion Ball, attended by leading Bromd- with Charles Chaplin, directed this' way stars. "O TODAY TOMORROW A ay, | litteri f, J day. Gl the Pla of the World ~ WARNER. BROS. present cy ed uninterrupted vogue = way, It is set in that fébrile atmos-| detective, who won't let her forget phere of the white lights, whero| the fact that she served time in pris- night is turned into day, and where|on for tl Ralph decides to find people live riotously in the effort to| out if clothes reatly makes a woman, jazz up their sensations to the same pitch as the incandéscent lights. ‘The story deals with two extremes of Broadway life, the uppér strata and the lower, and the way cireum- stances: interweave thém.. Tired ot the artificialities of his set, Ralph Norton, a typical pampered son of wealthy parents, but withal @ gentle- man, decides "to dis¢over what life really is, by living it among the 4l- most down-and-outers of theatrical boarding houses.. Here he meets Rose Dulane, a young victim of.un- fortunate circumstances, ‘working as “THE LAN FORBIDS” 18 FILM ON OWORCE EL Should divorces be forbidden where there aro children? This question has been debated for years, but never before have tho children had their; way. Baby Peggy, diminutive screen star, and J risture was filmed from 4n original a large cast ans’ this question jn ry by Isadore Bernstein under “The Law Forbt her latest pro- direction of Robert North Bard- duction which comes Friday and * Saturday to the America theater. It is a spectacular play of infatua- tion and divorce, played by a splen- Among the players are ls, Elinor Fair, Winifred Bryson, Joseph Dowling, Jamés Corrigan, William EB. Lawrence and Eve Thatcher. AMATEUR NIGHT 15 BIG FEATURE"AT COLUMBIA Tonight is amateur night at the Columbia theater and seven comedy, song and dance acts have been ar- ranged for the occasion. Among the performers are Marie Perrett in songs, Eileen Mischica in fancy dane- ing, Gusta Al in soft shoe and clog dancing, Billie Butcher in Russian dancing, Martha Hicks in songs, Hayes Hillhouse in songs, and Baker and Link in “Bob and Bill.” Four bigtime circuit acts which have been pleasing patrons will also be given , These included equilibris- tic feats by Manuel Defray, patter by —LAST TIMES TODAY— “TRILBY” DeMAURIER'S IMMORTAL NOVEL ANDREE LAFAYETTE PATHE NEWS TOPICS | apa He En Shows at 1, 3,5, 7and9 10c and 40c “THE LAW FORBIDS"—TOMORROW and 20¢ Today—Last Times WHAT FOOLS MEN ARE With Faire Binney And Fine Cast cdalsiS 3LIHM SHL,. “Let the world say what it will— § the Law do what it will—I am her mother—that is all that matters.” POPULAR KID © CONTEST Phillips and Bllsworth, a musical SAT TEE dancing by Wiomekber and oor aes : mrprise by, Miller and Srivis, and | 4 eae wat wore oncens|) AMERICA BWEN Davis HSID NVITII FA WITH - Adolphe Menjou, Anna Q, Nilsson, Carmel Myers, ~ Norma Shearer. Willard Louis, ri Edward Burns ° featuring. the famous ACTORS EQUITY BALL and 400 Broadway Celebrities APPEARING AT RIALTO The Mary Morgan dancers are ap- pearing at the Rialto theater to. night and tomorrow night as special added attraction. These same danc- ers gave a dance review at the Rial- to a short time ago and made a great hit with the spectators. At that time WONG Saturday ‘Night °WVAA AHL JO NOLLVSNSS JYALId FHL DNINOAM -- AVGUNLVS DNLLUVLS ssau Low ALIMOAVA S.\NAINOS AUNLIId FHL Come on Down, Boys and Girls, and Let the Older Folks Decide Who is the Most Popular Kid in Town. An All _ Star Cast including: Babby it oe Robert Liberal . Cash Eli Faire, Also NOW PLAYING M e Winifred Bryson, CHRISTIE COMEDY, “BUSY BUDDIES” Prizes Fee den Sere Sat 4} Fun from the Press Pathe News ._™ nae son and others. . 2 SPECIAL ADDED ATTRACTION Leave Your Name | and Address. at the America Tomorrow and Saturday Box Office now if you JAC K wish to enter the contest. ‘ AMERICA Me In His Latest and Greatest * Action Full Picture “THE RED WARNING” Also Two-Part Comedy “THE RIVALS” THE MARY MORGAN DANCERS In the Second. Edition of-Their Novelty Dance Review Shows at 1, 2:40, 4:20, 6, 7:40, 9:20 Dancing 7:45 and 9:30 HOTEL MARSEILLES —And— suo bere at 10d St Drink Protect your Health FELIX CAT COMEDY ea Near Riverside Drive’ 10¢ Central Park, Theatres and Shopping Sections Singh: running water $250 Single room and bath $3 Budweiser | Its hly aged — not the quality products of the House of Anheuser-Busch St.Louis Double room, bath $5 per day Handsome suites of 2, 3rooms Dinner de Luxe $1.35 served tn Blue Room and Grill Exceptional Orchestra M. P, MURTHA, Mer. Aso manulacturers of GRAPE BOUQUET A-B GINGER ALE BEVO MALT-NUTRINE AMATEUR NIGHT “4 COLUMBIA FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD PRIZES 7 Extra Acts of Comedy, Song and Dance In Addition to Our Regular Show BILLIE BUTCHER Russian Dances Buy by the case from your Dealer Parker Bros. Cigar & Tobacco Co. Distributors per, Wyo. KOOL MARIE PERRETT MARTHA HICKS In Songs ‘ In Songs pene wea EILEEN MISHICA HAYS HILLHOUSE MILLS Clog Dancing Fancy Dancing In Songs ° ° ° — id res OW . a" ig r Dancing, Roller Rink, Rides and BAKER and LINK—“BOB and BILL’ im pictures the famous love story Concessions FOUR BIG TIME CIRCUIT ACTS FLO ECKERT & CO. In “Dance Frivolities” a Gorgeous Dance Revue, Featuring Mies Flo Eckert and Mr. $._ Mitchell MANUEL DEFRAY & CO. The European Fearless Wonder af) ; — E WEEKS MILLER and SYLVIA | ? A In‘a Musical Surprise PHILLIPS & ELLSWORTH In “Hello Mack!” MATINEE AT 2:30 EVENING AT 8:30 Free Parking Space for Your Car Casper-to-Mills Bus Leaves Second and Center Street Every Fifteen Minutes. FEATURE PICTURE—IRENE CASTLE in “SLIM SHOULDERS” 4 ¢ s Two Shows Tonight—6:45 and 9:00 Amateur Show at 9:00 A THIS PICTURE WILL POSITIVELY BE SHOWN IN CASPER AT NEW SHOW TOMORROW THE RIALTO STARTING SATURDAY