Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 1, 1924, Page 6

PAGE SIX. “The Perfect Flap and romance. day, Friday and Saturday, J An HERE IS WINSOME COLLEEN MOORE AS SHE IS SEEN WITH Nearly everybody will agree that ‘‘The Perfect Flapper” starting at the America tomorrow, Colleen Moore tries to be “The Perfect Flapper.” Must she drink? It was directed for uly 2, 3, st National by John Dillon wha made h and 5th. Our Gang in their new comedy, “Big Business” wee 1 Smoke? Pet? EXPEAT HELPS COLLEEN MOORE WITH POTOPLAY ‘Trevor spondent was Guest, peripatetic corre of the London Daily Mail impressed into service at the c show rfect flapper sets | EMENTS, BUSTER KEATON MAKES : EQUGATIONAL = ATTEMPT IN “QUA HOSPITALITY” the solemn-faced RILEY'S POEM 15 MADE INTO FINE PROTOPLAY James Whitcomb Riley's “An Old petheart of Mine,” one of the fin- st poems ever written, has been made into one of the mast delightful photoplays we haye ever seen. It was shown for the first time at the Wy- oming theater today and will please a large audience. It will undoubtedly prove extremely popular with movie goers everywhere, and deservedly ao, because ‘it hag the irresistible appeol which Js in the poem itself. It Is the poem, developed and eS oe Che will be on the sam heightened in dramatic power, and transferred to the silver sheet. All the elements which make the poerh 80 well loved are if this Metro photo- play. And the original theme is work- ed into a rapidly moving story o: humor, pathos and thrills. It is the type of picture we should have more of. HIllott Dexter and Helen Jerome Eddy deserve the highest praise for thelr realist portrayals of difficult roles. Pat Moore, M and Turner Savage u the children’s parts. 1) Jock, as Stuffy Shade; Barbara Worth, as Irene Ryan; Arthur Hoyt, as Frederick McCann; and Jean Cameron, as William Norton; inter- o starring Colleen Moore, and determined to surpass his former success. e program. Pret their roles in a realistic and con- vineing manner, rere Sores “THE WORLD'S A STAGE” TEARS MASK OFF LIFE “The World's a Stage" Is playing $|at the tris theater. ‘The picture deals with the exper jences of a stage actress, connected troupe which becomes stranded. An lend the screen a new personality, with a barnstorming Shakesperian|% occasion comes when she is asked to |; Casper Dailp Cridune ~ aaa a : per” With Colleen Moore, Frank Mayo ' d All-Star Cast Starts Tomo These She is overjoyed,’ particularly so when she discovers that love is of fered in the bargain. However, her happiness is short-lived. and though her home life is q living nightmare of disillusionment and despair, she continues to masic her emotions be- rrow a FRANK MAYO, PHILLIS HAVER AND SIDNEY CHAPLIN IN “THE PERFECT FLAPPER” is the best picture of modern girlhood eve made. Appeaing with such favorites as Frank Mayo, Phillis Haver, or will the'men like her better if she’s modest and old fashioned? “Flaming Youth,” als fore the camera. Ultimately, real love triumphs and a lasting happ!- ness is her reward. Miss Phillips considers the role of Jo Bishop in “The World's a Stage” her greatest, because it comes the closest to real life. ‘TUESDAY, JULY 1, 1924. t fhe America and Sidney Chaplin flapper problems are the basis of a picture packed with laughter, pathos “The Perfect Flapper” plays at the America tomorrow, Thurs- \Cail the Tribune berore you start on that trip, oo WANTED—Clean Cotton Rags at The Tribune Office, 2.2? Wyoming Motorway ? ? ? RIALTO FRIDAY—SATURDAY COME TONITE—COME TONITE—COME TONITE KEEP COOL COME TO Riverview Park 1g upon the wine | sc: SAVES BABIES, helps grown aps, comforts elderly pecple d he could do things|for cholera infantum, simmer com: " Ages." has| plaint, weakening diarrhoea—use CHAMBERLAIN’S ‘| COLIC and DIARRHOEA REMEDY Take in a little sweetened watex Never fail. TODAY—TOMORROW James Whitcomb Riley’s Famous Story | sified Ad rena, Dyess -Week heart of Mine” Sy ey Chaplin, Frank Mayo, Lydia | | | A Also Kr , Charles Wellesley, and many Fre Two-Part. Comedy MONTE BANKS 10c———30c MILLS who won fame in comedies before DANCE to the melody of “Slim” Brant’s syncopators. SWIM in the delightfully dressing rooms. SKATE—Ride onthe’ Merry-Go-Round—and enjoy life. Get Up a Party AFTERNOON Bus Service tworreel ss he demons: on a big how disclo pose thut emnity’ of His new 1 comeds ure, “Our H6spitality,"” which comes to the Rialto theater today is an at- tempt té-bring to the screen an this. torically ieture of life in the United § of 1830, the when the fir roads were b built I've “heard mothers cc from time to time,” said Mr that their children were ick topped over in Los his three-year-tour world, Interviewed the n, ane evealed to v he time of drunk in Wer rfect Flapper.” ts tomorrow at the Amer. ‘our-day run. never drunk in my life and simply don't know how to think an Intoxicated flapper should,” € 8 1e Star of First It's the hardest had to play." TODAY COLUMBIA. ss. VAUDEVILLE AND PICTURES GORDON. BROS. TRIO ‘ Harmonists Supreme In Their ‘Mirthful Melange of Popular Songs and Harmon: GALLON The Comedy Juggler and His Lunatic Sticks DANA and LOEHR The Melody Man A Snappy Variety of Sayings, Songs and Steps MONTAMBO and NAP The Silent Funsters-—A Great Acrobatic Novelty >:"I7777——anSa——— eee First Run Pictures—“FALSE FRONTS” Mat. 2:30; Eve., 6:45, 9 o’Clock fresh “plungs.”—400 EVENING Free Parking Space Casper’s Playground COME TONITE—COME TONITE—COME TONITE up the gal the representative lish dafly came to full while showing just how a flapper might 0 do some ntional with in the matter fi iff 4 TODAY—TOMORROW and THURSDAY 1, 2:40, 4:20, 6, 7:40, 9:20 THE GREATEST COMEDY EVER FILMED, ANNOUNCEMENT. T wish to announce that Mr. E. M. Tallakson Ims purchased the plan i t est B. IT hope that s of the mi!l wii al support as he { Si .For finer texture and larger volume FROM 5 R CLERGY CARTER THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH —AND— WILLIS HUGH GERMANY CALLED ON GEORG tT, MANAGER OF THE AMERICA THEATER’ AFTER VIEWING ‘Those Who Dance’ They were so taken with this Photoplay that they wished t management. They expressed the wish t r 2, conmratulate: the ' every person in Casper could see thia fine picture—Rev. Lewis Carter said: “We do not hesitate in critizing a Photopla: Sikh Ber approve of, and when such a fine thing comes along we want to Broad- cast its Merits. “Those Who Dance” Closes its Phenomenal Run at the America Today BLANCHE SWEET—BESSIE LOVE—WARNER BAXTER in the Cast We Thank You for Your Frankness, Rey. Carter and Germany GEORGE R. STEWART ~ CASPE REV. LEWIS E. OF Same Price for over 33 years oe SA use less than of higher priced brands Why Pay War Prices? MILLIONS.OF POUNDS USED BY THE GOVERNMENT OUR HOSPITALITY Take a Thousand Mile Ride of Thrills and Spills on Buster Keaton’s Duplicate of America’s First Railroad Ounces for Train in “Our Hospitality” a? Cll dnd Ary a®, A) WEP Vr rs Uy Wisely wae tk