Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 13, 1924, Page 14

PAGE FOUR. | Theatricals ¢ “CONFIDENCE MAN AT RIALTO BASED ON BIG TYPE OF STORY AN I | some © Man,” Thomas] Victor Heerman directed production for] Meighan plays Dan Corvan, fake nt the Rialto |oll stock salesman; Laurence Wheat lf is Larry Maddox, his lieutenant Hi ; Charles Dow Clark has the role of it ok melodrama Godfrey Queritt, wealthy and miser- vi une comedy !iy 614 man whom Corvan {s trying to get to buy some worthless Inter: as always made suc-| national Ol 1 he bigger ones Helen Lindroth, Jimmie Lapsley, nd this type of| Margaret Seddon and many others Man” was just/are in the strong supporting cast. Therd's romance and a regenera tion theme in this story—comedy, pathos and wholesomeness. And the dramatic suspense worked up in the final climax !s terrific. It's Meighan’s best to date. LIVELY COMEDY IS FOUND IN “TRY AND GET IT’ AT THE AMERICA TODAY AND MONDAY young and innocent life trying to get the money. He eventually does so, wins the daughter of the man and gets a job as general manager. Billle Dove is the girl. Others In the superlative cast are Edward Horton, Lionel Belmore, Joseph Kil gour, Carl Stockade, Mme. Rose D!- one, Hazel Deane and a bevy of ‘fash- fon show beauties. There are gowns and furs worth at least a hundred thousand dollars in the picture—gowns supplied by the leading exclusive shop of Los Angeles where the picture was made under the direction of Cullen B. Tate. The picture is based on the Sat ening Post story, ‘The jalliwampus,"” by Hugene and ts first-rate enter. is leading woman nee Man" which is Paul Sloane of y L. ¥. Erskine and Rob- 2) Those who enjoy a hearty laugh lot of romance Interwoven, will see “Try and Get It" at a theater today and Mon: t a heavy drama; there are of intense human pas- relentlessly lke the t a rocky shore—but a hundred laughs, there is and real entertalnment. ashburn, the star, is sent bil that is a standing against whom it is s he has paid it and ises to consider doing tor has the time of his COLUMBIA F STARTING P. Lyle, J tainment. MIX GOOD IN COMEDY PLAY AT THE IRIS Tom Mix has scored another mo tion picture comedy success. It is called “Ladies to Board” and it plays at the Iris today only. Jack Blystone, who directed Mix in “Soft Boiled," his most recent exam. ple of screen humor, adds another feather in his cap in this production: It is funny, virile and full of Mixian action and proved to be a type of picture admirably adapted to Mix's work, William Dudley Pelley, who wrote “Ladies to Board" has furnished a genuinely funny situation. Mix in. herits an old ladies’ home and his efforts to conduct {t get himself and Pee Wee Holmes into all manner of laugh provoking complications. Tony the wonder h is at Tom's dis « posal and he s.the best of his superb horsemanship. He furnished e. some additional thrills by climbing < perilously around the structural work of a half completed sky scraper. Slorngy DINKY Gertrude Olmsted as the girl is winsome and displays a rare dramtlo ability. Others in the cast are Phil McCullough, Gertrude Claire, Fay Holderness and Dolores Rousse. —————_—__ For results’ try a sified Ad. o1 Tribune Clas. —_—_=—____. Expert watch and jewelry repair. Ing. Casper Jewe'ry Co.. 0-9 Bldg t SATURDAY, | Casper *sut¥ Ee GREATEST 4 RING | | WILD ANIMAL CIRCUS MASSIVE PORTRAYAL OF EVENTS IN THE LIFE OF THE ONLY AMERICAN PRINCESS PARADE BOON ‘ ‘ TWO MI STREET t hte PERFORMANCES -2 AND SP, MORE WILD ANIMAL PERFORMERS ALL OTHER SHOWS COMBINED MEET THE GREATEST MOVIE STAR OF THEM ALL~ JOE MARTIN/Himsevr/ “GRAND STAND RESERVE SEATS ON SALE AT SPRECHER’S PHARMACY Vaudeville Che Casper Sunday Cribune News of Local Offerings + :: Notes of Filmdom Rialto. Sunday, Thomas Meighan in “The nce Man"; Cameo comedy, * Fits"; Kinogram News. Wednesday, Thureday and Friday —Dustin Farnum and Patsy Ruth Miller in * Man"; Fables; Fun Confi- Family from the I Pathe News. Columbia. Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday—Hap Roberts new mu- sical comedy, The Joyland Girls, in “Hogan's Night Out.” This one ts for laughing purpones only. First run feature picture, Dinky Dean in “A Prince of a King.” Thursday, Friday and Saturday— Chenge of program by The Joyland Girls’ Revue and first run feature picture, ‘Destiny's Isle." America, Sunday und Monday — Bryant Washbur: nd star cast in ‘Try and ¢ ‘Tuesda Wednesday and Thurs day—"Another Scandal,” featuring ois Wilson, with a great support- cast, also Pathe News and pics of thé Day. Friday and Saturday—‘Not One to Spare” is the feature picture, with an all star cast, also Sunshine comedy, ‘Pain As You Enter,” and Fox News. Iris. Sunday only—Tom Mix in “Ladies to Board,” also Al St. John in “Slew and Sure.” Monday and Tuesday—Katherine MeDonald in “Domestic Relations,” with Barbara LaMarr in eihperting “Giants y and Thursday—"Why Homey with Lewis 7 Gare in cast, jarvest Hands." and Saturday — James “Nomads of the starring Lon Chaney, Lewis Blythe, and Will ‘also Friday Ollver Curwood's North,"" Stone and Betty Nothing fazes the mod- ern girl when she makes up her mind to get a man —even if he’s another woman's husband. Monday and Tuesday—{4 Today. WYOMING Blind Husbands.” Starr- ing Von Stroheim in a picture taken in the Swiss Alps mountains. Monday and Tuesday—R Ste- wart in “Burning Words.” And Brownle the Dog in a sport comedy Wednesday and ‘Thursday—Viola Dana in “Crenoline and Romance,” also Merchanty Matinee Friday and Saturday—Gladys Wal ton in “The Near Lady,” and com edy. ISALLFAIR IN LOVE GAME? Lois Wilson Claims Trickery Is Okeh Sometimes. Is a woman ever justified in win- ning the man she loves by a trick? It's an interesting question, and since Lois Wilson in the screen ver- sion of Cosmo Hamilton's story, “An- other Scandal,” playing at the Amer- ica Theater Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, keeps her husband by a trick from a woman who is trying to win him by a trick, the popular star esayed to give her opinion on the subject. “It all depends on the kind of a trick used,” said Miss W'!son. “The trick used by Beatrix, Pelham’s wife, was entirely honorable and was jus- tified. The trick planned by May Beamish was despicable; the more so because it wasn’t even prompted by love. May didn't want to steal Pel from Beatrix because she loved him. She was out to get someone that could provide her with luxury. Of course, she much preferred to have a likeable chap go along with it, but it was primarily money that she was after. “Beatrix was justified in outwit ting May and the unsuspecting Pel, not nierely because he was her hus band but because she knew he loved her and she loved him. “Speaking generally, I do not think it is wrong for a girl in love with a man whom she knows is sin- cerely in love with her to trick him into uttering his love when for some reason he fails to do so, I think that much of the argument against such a thing comes from the popu- lar connotation of the word ‘trick.’ “As far as that goes, life is largely a trick; the world has existed by tricks; and civilization hie prog- ressed because of tricks. Centuries ago, man used to adorn himself and WANG LAST TIMES TODAY THE WIFE THE HUSBAND THE OTHER MAN In a drama of human pas- sions as high as the towering peaks of its scenery. “BLIND HUSBANDS” WIVES! We will leave it to you! Every woman craves affec- tion. NO CHILDREN Unless With Parents SHOWS START 1—3—5—7—9 BUT OH, SO VERY NICE An Intriguing Story Starring LOIS WILSON see “Try and Get It.” Bishop-Cass TODAY ONLY STARRING BRYANT WASHBURN SUPPORTED BY BILLIE LOVE Those who enjoy a hearty laugh and a lot of romance interwoven, will do well so It is'nt a heavy drama, there are no moments of intense nu- manepassion, surging relentlessly like the waves against a rocky shore—but there are hundreds of laughs, there is satisfaction and real entertainment. —ALSO— WILL ROGERS in “DON’T PARK THERE” ADDED ATTRACTION “TEX” FRASER COWBOY ORGANIST Each Afternoon and From 8 to 9 Each Evening. TODAY AND MONDAY AND TONY ih “LADIES TO BOARD” Also— AL ST. JOHN in From the Saturday Evening Post Story “THE RINGTAILED GALLIWAMPUS” RE Ok EE ARS RE OTE ICE a SIRS ATELY: AC errr anne ONIN. ote SUNDAY, JULY 13, 1924, show his cleverness iri Order to at-| honorable and other are not. Pri- tract the woman he desired. Then} marily, however, I believe, no mar-|autumn months are thousands of Jater, the situation changed andjriage was ever consummated Me camels. They come from the in- woman now uses tricks to attract the| out one of the parties tricking the|terlor of Asia and take back the’ man she desires. Some tricks are! other, and none ever will be." caravan tea and other freight. COLUMBIA™ etsy gots Continuous 2:80, 4:45, 6:45, 9 o'Clock “HAP” ROBERTS JOYLAND GIRLS REVUE IN THE SCREEMING FARCE COMEDY Hogan’s Night Out Full of Comical Situations—and Plenty of Action SPECIALTIES AND MUSICAL NUMBERS “If You Don’t Want Me Tell Me So” Alberta Stisser and Girls or eee essie Mahoney and Girls bss Roberts and Girls ed Fine and Girls . Jack: Mahoney - Joyland Trio Among the sights of Pekin in the Waste “At the Hadiaka, "Weddin Gomadyea nga and Ta! Harmony 8) FEATURE PICFURE—-DINKY DEAN in “A PRINCE OF A KING” Picture Starts Today 2:30, 4:45, 6:45 o’clo—Revue Starts 3:45, 6, 8. 10:15 o’clo. HE Confidence Man” promises you the best Meighan picture since “The Miracle Man.” It’s crook-and-love melo- drama of the same high cali- bre. Bloodwstirring, heart- touching, pure-gold _enter- tainment. ZUKOR AND JESGEL.LASKY PRESENT Also CAMEO COMERY and KINOGRAM NEWS TO Shows: TODAY TOMORROW TUESDAY 1, 2:40, 4:20 6, 7:40, 9:20 EVERY NIGHT A BIG FEATURE Big Balloon Scramble Monday Nite $25.00--CASH--$25.00 In the Balloons—Don’t Mis$ This One THE BEST MUSIC THE SLICKEST FLOOR THE COOLEST PLACE Where Your Dollar Lasts the Longest DANCING. 9:30 to 1 a.m, All Week