Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, September 17, 1924, Page 4

PAGF. FOUR, aes eg AGNES AYRES AND ) ANTONIO MORENO ARE CO-STARRING Love at first sight has been sur: planted by marriage at first sight. Ml So says Agnes Ayres, Paramount am netress who is featured with Antonio Moreno in Sam Wood's “Bluff.” “In the old days” said Miss Ayres, “couples who confessed falling in vith their mates at first sight n inspiration for much gossip. I find today that marriages young people who have not seen each other more than four or five times are t get my statistl an Ohlo div dinner party was visiting bh , the jue exhibited a table of figures which in- ed that 29 out of avery 100 di- © cases are filed by men and who jumped into mar e “Secrets” Is Norma Talmadge’s Greatest Triumph — Eugene court judg: me when h word I t days courts! Ff 4 } In “Bluff” as Betty Hallawell & / ye ) Mis Ay enjoys a fast romance. J } York refuses to r ps ai lus in gown designing, | In. “Secrets” Norma Talma ctl tulad “the <4leb ‘ef! inp will be seen in the . crowning rhe a Loring, a missing |achievement of her entire career. ny Set Lent heen BAe preety re | The besutife ‘clothes worn tn. "ees ares ; “| crets” ranging rom crinalines — ng her bluff, Betty move nd pantalettes to the last work Fi > h-geo poor ‘home i New York’s|in 1924 gowns and chapeaux are 1 “roaring Ferties"’ and establishos |Zorgeous. You'll see the greatest : herself in the most exquisit n| characterization any actress has in tho Palace Hotel. Modistes clamor | ¢ver brought to the screen—Nor- for her sketches at $1,000 each,| m2 of youth—Norma of, maturity “—"" whereas two weeks before they Yorma of middle age—Norma Tle v t take time to look at them.]of old age. Eugene O'Brien plays eat oye 1 Loring, and blutf}opposite’ Norma in “Secrets' met re responsible. which to the America start- mer. Then Rober ing Saturday, Fitzmaurice turns up, ad loved the J s Rett ¢ Nina, with vigor. ¥ In England he y Edward Sedgwick. Bes Miss Dy he s Ar trude As King 1 ¢ with Fi Malatesta and Stanhop. ‘ pte sweete told, en a wraps them Hoth, until police arrest he They take her to jail as Nina | ¢¢ $9 loving who is now charged with ab- ] geonding with Red Cross funds. How Betty squares herself with wait the law and wins back the love of Fitzmaurice forms an absorbing : story in! * one of the finest produ the current season, comes to 0 today. =p. COLLEEN MOORE HAS FINE PART IN FILM AT AMERICA TODAY Acknowledged the screen's great est comedienne, Colleen Moore onstrates in “Flirting With which opened last night America theater, that her r ubility is not confined to com any means tions the F Hho: USUAL GAST such sterling Madg: screen 00 1 play ong uns ont de uch $ ida uvie 1Po | nong current No More Women-", picture, in which she ix d with Conway Tearle, she ays a role which at times calls find in their fav. as well as ove” is excellent e The story, with the background, entertainr stage is plausible and yet unique. There is nothing trite = cr hackneyed about the plot. or a8 ther nd on the whole It is a re fr = change from the eneral - . haar aa bs WELL-MERITED SUCCESS The y deals with the romance! A distinguished citizen, honored f ef an actress, a highly temperament: | politically and professionally, Dr. Re te ''stage player who pretends to lose] V, Pierce, whose picture appears : her mer that she might get Into] above, made a success few have the home of the man responsible for | equalled. His pure herbal remedies n censoring her successful show. Later! which have stood the test for fifty she f lual personality, and it is] years in th ied character in which | sellers Miss demonatrates her versall-| cal Discove ity. She { ed upon to play inJana ste 1 reality two parts in one—that of her-| tho skir : amental, nervous and] tilood sur 1 nd also the character |and pimy of her “other personality," demure, | quickly le shy and difrident. anit ] Miss Moore shares the co-featur- ‘onway Tearle in ‘our stomach ing honors with n, your liver , this picture le is ideal in the |, of Doctor th role of the attorney, play-censor and ‘co's puts you in fine condition, nd, amateur psycho! with all the organs active. Ask a" our nedre Doctor ist. for al Discovery, rm, or send 10| of tablets to lids Hotel in But t or “HOOT GIBSON FILM COMES TO WYOMING ABE Ba 6 liquid trial package s In ¥.—Ady e Wyomin suge from an original Elmer Harris story, and is the third feature made by Associated Authors, Ins., for Allied Producers and Distributors Corpora: tion attraction today and Thursday at the Iris theater. acterizations in recent screen suc: cesses have made him increasingly popular among motion picture en- thusiasts, was selected by Mr. Har- WYOMING | Che CasversDailp Cribune Sts, is a comedy drama, made ARKEON DANCES 70 It is announced as the feature Matt Moore, whose splendid char- Co-operating with the his casting director as just right man to play the role of wealthy young bachelor who, having been jilted by the girl of his eart, Vows never again to trust woman in any, way. Madge Bellamy, petite and saucy, was the first selection in this ex- ceptional cast, and will be seen as the wealthy grand-daughter: of an ultra-wealthy ofl operator, who gets’ a pl as waitress in a restaurant when she becomes bored by social life, It is there she meets Moore, as Peter Maddox, and sets her cap for him, Miss Bellamy fills to perfec- tion the role of Peggy Van Dyke, and her endeavors to capture the jusive and wary woman-hater, form the highlights in a picture that fair- ly scint es with sparkling comedy, thrilling thrills and suspense, conecnareeiaaneroricater its popular dances immedi: the fur t is given av Rialto. tonight on the Packard Tommorrow COLUMBIA TH Tribune wantads bring results. RSI S = = = = EI = = = Careful Mothers A Quality Seal on Every Wheel makes it easy for careful mothers to identify genuine Heywood-Wakefield Baby Carriages. 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The girls (| of the Follies company, headed by Lawrence and Vogan, are centinu!n: to please Columbia patrons, eac! show being produced being a little ; better than the previous one, Johnnie Walker in “Captain Fly The Follies dancing chorus is the| By Night’ is comedy by both Emmett Vogan and Fred Lorch, Specialties during the show will be Presented by Earle Fisher, Emmett Vogan, Hal Lawrence and the Law- rence sisters. ‘ POLO TEAMS NEW YORK, Sept. 17.—American' will be contested this mo WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1924. and British polo players’ who partiel- pated in the series for the tnterna- tonal challenge cup retained by the United States, will split up play on different quartettes In the for the open championship z he cup, which ARE SPLIT UP the Monte W: the feature photoplay feature of the new show with lots of! that will be shown today. SSS eer OE es GIVES TANLAC CREDIT FOR FINE CONDITION See a condition was changed into splendid health. My twin-six /C. 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