Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 6, 1925, Page 21

SRND ATED DECEMBER 6, 1925 THE CASPER TRIBUNE-HERALD PAGE SEVEN CINEMA A TITRA CTIONS TO ENTERTAIN THE PUBLIC é + J f j story, deserts his ship in a moment King. He faces courageously perils screen by John Russell, a “o eae ¢ his] that make paltry a leaky steamer in| friend of the \ate author. Georg of danger and spends the rest of his| that make Bape ceenth: tho eared pley =: Fother life regretting the act and trying to| ® tyP 5 a » est con-| popular players in the cast are Joe live down the name “coward” which| Love Is his final and sreatent, oops |iPobiiae Payers icatsnamoka.. the follows him everywhere. Nobody} quest. A ravishing girl offers bi ° ne Apecmvenn: tile 5 SWANSON AT RIALTO THEATER wants him—he's “through” as far] such a love as Oriental poets sing pleteassie George Magri ld as the sea Is concerned. about. Then a white man, evil; cum | Cowles. 1 reveygeful, penetrateg SEEN er REE A friend finally pitles him and ning, “anc ef ‘ i most unknown tropical island of the|/@ terrific battle against a thousand ciate HEN" ia Rot totviett! siwite- “What's in a name," asked) Both Syd and Chuck have been far-flung Archipelago among the oads the seeneoe Siege srland before she returns to this Shakespeare, and thousands have} associated with Charlie Chaplin for savage Malays who inhabit it. ralelagecop i Ca eeeto country. * * * Milton. Sills onte echoed his query. But it remained| years—the former as his brother's “Stage Struck,” Gloria Swanson's| All does not go so well and the ensu- The story of Marmont's atone-| * Z di : aebuhie the played in “As You Like aS for two famous figures in the mog-| business ‘manager, the latter as his| new Paramount picture, which {s the | {ng scenes find her being fished from # —- ment lg a drama of astounding con-|, You'll feel yourself’ brenking the} Ann Brody. who basa part . yo Son! picture” field. to decide thers |igas man and assistant, and Charlie's |teature at the Rialto theater, is aj vo iver by Orme who beings oave-|, The Nnest ‘traditions of the met:|-nice., ‘The lone Caucasian triumphs |, Handles off the seat whtching tht) Much’ Money,” was born’ in Polen was much of Importance in a name,| keen knowledge of human nature {8| ojortuyt production 4 yg | man tactics into play, hauls the em-| chant marine are glorified In Joseph | over a whole island of copper-colored | One, It's real drama, the finest} and came here at the age of six. and set about remedying their own| shared by them both. They realize Production in more ways |bryo stage star back home and the| Conrad's “Lord Jim,” which Victor| Savages. To them he becomes| thing Conrad ever wrote, wae shortcomings in the matter. the importance of the public's likes | than one—from story, acting and/ picture closes with Jenny and Orme| Fleming has produced as a Para-| Stora tim” and makes himself their! ‘Lord Jim’ was adapted for the 1k Hillerest Water, Phone 1151. Syd Chaplin, starring in “The] and dislikes and adhere to them, | Photographic standpoint, the first|in a fancy lunch cart which they| mount ‘picture with Percy Mar- ~ Man on the Box,’ the Warner Bros.} So, remember—should you meet |@nd final scenes being in natural]start in opposition to their former-| mont, Shirley Mason, Noah Beery Classic of the Screen now at the America theater, and “Chuck” Reis- ner, his director, are the two men who decided that their own names would never do in thelr work, and changed them accordingly. was directed by Reisner, The| Waltress in a one-arm lunch room| Imagine the high spots in ‘'Zaza," Says Sydney Sounds Wrong. scenario was” written by Julien|!" @ small factory town in the mid-|“The Humming Bird” and ‘Man- Syd, by choice, is never known | Josephson. dle west. handled” all included in one great as Sydney. He is never billed that way, and never permits any of his friends to call him that. “Syd” to him signifies a young, rather frresponsible fellow, who uncon- sciously ‘gets in and out of gobs of trouble; just the type that he por- trays on the screen, while “Sydney” has the sound of a mature and dignified gentleman with a natural poise and bearing, just the thing he wishes to stay away from—on the screen. And “Chuck’ Reisner! His real name is Charles Francis Reisner, but his childhood nickname has stuck. It came in handy when he was in the ring as a fighter, and besides he has big, broad shoulders, heavy dark features, and a rather Yard look. “Chuck” just suits him,| An interesting feature of the new ‘ r ’ -. Will Be Given Awa ERomanee and Humor—THE while “Charles Francis” gives the| series is the Yact that they are laid re) a at t e 6) umbia Tonigh vy COMEDY SENSATION oF {Impression he is trying to be some-| in the office of a struggling young onight GLORIA SWANSON’S CAREER thing he isn’t. attorney, Alberta is his stenogra- MUSIC 3 While he was touring the Keith} pher and love for the youthful bar- and Orpheum vaudeville circuit in ® clubby little act wherein he visit- ed with the audience, and then acted: he was billed and applauded them on the street, don't make a mistake—it's “Syd’ and “Chuck.” “The Man on the Box,” adapted by Charles A. Logue from the popu- lar Harold MacGrath novel and play. “Adventures of Mazie.” Laughter that assumes the pro- Portions of a bull roar; thrills that send a tingle coursing up and down the spine; romance that fs calcu- lated to make the ~7 feel young and the young feel old—all these are vivid ingredients of F. B. O.'s bright new series, “The Adventures of Mazie,* which brings piquant Alberta Vaughn rollicking to us as a full-fledged star. The series has been booked solid by tho Amrica theater where the first episode pro- vides an added attraction, today. Others in the cast are Larry Kent. Kit Guard and Al Cooke, They will continie to appear in all of the episodes. rister and her marvelous exploits in first, plunging him into troubles and then plucking him out of them, form the basis of all the fun. —————.____ colors. Produced by Allan Dwan from an original screen story by Frank R. Adams, “Stage Struck,” is a story of littlel Jenny Hagen (Miss Swanson), In love with Ormle Wilson, who flaps pancakes in the restaurant, Jenny is taking a correspondence school course in stake acting all be- cause Orme favors actresses. All the girl wants is a chance to prove Just how good she is. The chance comes when.the Water Queen, one of the show boats which ply the Ohio river, arrives in town. Jenny goes to the manager and tells him she’s a finished “emotional act- ress." He pledges her to secrecy and bills her as *‘the masked mar- employer. This is but a glimpse of the story, but even if we were to relate it in detail it wouldn’t begin to tell how really amusing “Stage Struck” Is. comedy ind you get only a fair idea of what this ony is like. Yet it can not be compared to anything Miss Swanson has ever done before, it is so completely different. Lawrence Gray {s Gloria’s leading man in “Stage Struck.” As Orme Wilson he has a fine part. Ford Sterling also has a great comedy role as the manager of the Ohio River floating theater, Gertrude Astor is leading woman on the show boat. She's the one who finishes off Glor- ia’s stage ambitions in the boxing vel” in a women's boxing match. bout. The five acts of road show vaude- ville which has been scoring such a hit at the Columbla theater for the past three dayg will be presented Vaudeville Heads Bill act is followed -by Fred and Elsie Burke, a comedy, eccentric dancing team. Then comes The Dancing Lunds, a team of whirlwind dancers. and ‘Raymond: Hatton featured in the principal roles of the cast. It will open at the Rialto theater Thursday, Marmont, in the title role of the Carnival Dance Tonight Horns, balloons, hats, caps, rooters, serpentine and all kinds of Novelties and Confetti Hal Blackburn and His Band The Dramatic, Colorful as “Chuck”. After he had written at that theater for the last times to-| The La Salle trio, who are called the successful, war song, "“Some- day. There will be continuous shows| “Eighteen Feet of Harmony,” sing It’s going to be a grand ALSO where in France Is a Lily,” he started out with a new act and was billed as C. Francis Reisner, the wong writer. He still retained his intimate lttle talk. but for some reason it was a complete flop. The End of ©. Francis. He finally discovered that people resented this hard-looking individual Sunday and Monday—Gloria Swan- today, starting at 2:30, 4:30, 6:45 and 9 o'clock. The opening act on the bill is La Fever, one of the cleverest trick cyclists:ever seen on a stage. This CELEBRATION PLANNED a lot of wonderful songs in a won- derful way. bin Charles nnd Helen Polley, a genuine- ly versatile pair, “A Self Made Failure’ with Ben Alexander and Lloyd Hamilton ts the feature picture with today's The closing act on the is one full of variety, it is and glorious night, don’t miss it. so Riverview Park CAMEO COMEDY “SCRAMBLED EGGS” NEWS TOPICS OF THE DAY S§warison ‘tage Str uck’ A Paramount Picture With Lawrence Gray, Ger- trude Astor, Ford Sterling A Spectacular Array of Luxury, Amusing Adventures of a Wait- ross Who Yearned to Be ® Stage Star. and Special Musical Program by who condescénded to get chummy] son in “Stage Struc! Cameo com- vaudeville. with them from the stage, and| edy, “Scrambled Eggs.” Topica of Hoot Gibson in his newest pic- THE NETTO LADIES ORCHESTRA labeled him egostical, Immediately| the Day and News. The Netto FOR CARNIVAL DANCE ture, “Spook Ranch,” is the picture Bus Service Every 15 upon being Informed that this was] Ladies orchestra. for the Columbf& tomorrow and Minutes the reason, Relsner wired bis agent! ‘Tuesday and Wednesday—Ray- ‘Tuesday. SHOWS: TOD AY to switch all billings back to the} mona Griffith in “The Night Club.” The regular country store will be 1, 2:40, 4.20, 6, old reliable “Chuck,” and his old-! Century comedy, “18 Carat.” Scenic. offered at the Columbia tomorrow 7:40,9:20 TOMORROW time applause and acclaim camé@| tne Netto Ladies orchestra, ~ night. Oné hundred dollars worth back with it. Thursday and Friday—Percy Mar- tii of merchandise will be given to Tenduem UAIRREDEEAA > | mount, Shirley Mason and Noah} A big celebration is planned for| patrons, ‘ * | Beery in “Lord Jim.” Harry Lang-| the dance at Riverview Park, ac- —_—_— ~ —————— = = don comedy, “All Night* Long.”| cording to announcement by the Give Her a Chevrolet for Xmas, : : Hg Riel ore |e, ere a | game NOW PLAYING — q +) Ladies orchestra. loons, crickets,,rooters, hats, caps, | Drink Hillcrest Water, Phone’ 1151. ‘ TAIR OPE serpentine and confetti, will be given § Columbia. out to the patrons attendins; the ¥ Sunday, December 6.—A Self} dance so they can have a glorious | | HAY GRAIN -ohieftain. AT THE REX Edmund Lowe and Alma Rubens, playing the leading roles in “The Winding Stair,” the John Griffith ‘Wray production of the A. BE. W. Mason novel, now at the Rex thea- ter, will be glad to get back into modern clothes-again. For several months, during the filming of the Wray picture and their previous film, “Bast Lynne,” also a William Fox Production, these two stars were obliged to wear many varieties of dress—but none up-to-date. In “East Lynne” they were garb- ed in the styles of the '70's, while in “The Winding Stair” Miss Rub- ens for the most part was required to wear the colorful costumes of a dancer in a Bohemian cafe of Mo- roceo. At cther times in the picture she was disguised as a Moorish wo- man in the long flowing dresses and vells of that people. In only a lit- tle of the Pictute did she appear in ordinary, modern clothes. Mr. Lowe, in this picture, was dreased mostly as either a French Foreign Legion officer or as an Arab In only a brief sequence in the early part of the story did he have a chance to wear clothes of comparatively modern style, In the supporting cast of “The Winding Stair” are Mahlon Hamil- ton, Warner Oland, Frank Leigh, Friday, Satur jetty Blythe in Captain Calvert, Chester Conklin, Chin, Chow," and “Into the Emily Fitroy ang June. Thoma: Chapter One. Bishop- At 2:30, 4.30, 6:46 and 9:00 O'clock FIVE ACTS ROADSHOW VAUDEVILLE h THE DANCING LUNDS—“Ste CHAS. AND HELEN POLLEY. A —Also— “A SELF-MADE FAILURE” WITH BEN AUS LANDER LLOYD HAMILTON venin Matin, 10c and 30c. TOMORROW AND TUESDAY HOOT GIBSON ewInss. “Spook Ranch” Made Failure,” feature picture with Ben Alexander, Mary Carr and Lioyd Hamilton, also five acts of road show vaudeville. Monday and Tues¢ay, December 7-8—"Spook Ranch,” feature rcture with Hoot Gibson and Helen Fer- geson, also comedy, “Captain Suds.” Monday night is Country Store night when $100 worth of merchandise will be given away free. ‘Wednesday and Thursday, Decem- ber 9-10—"Raffles,” feature picture with House Peters, Walter Long and Miss Dupont, also comedies. “Breaking Loose” and “Free Ride.” Thursday night {s amateur night. Friday, Saturday and Sunday, De cember 11-1213—"The Man fn Blue,” feature picture with Herbert Raw- linson and Madge Bellamy, also five acts of road show vaudeville. AMERICA Today, Monday, Tuesday — Syd Thaplin in “The Man On the Box,” and “Adventures of Mazie.” First of Series, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Sat- urday—Lillian Gish in “Romala, REX Today, Monday, Tuesday—Wind- ing Stairs,” with an all-star cast, ‘Spat Family. Thursday — “Greater Than Marriage,” and Wild West’ Chapter Stix. Block West of Henning rl and pansies Goof.”" ‘epping Out.” 10c and 40¢. time celebrating this special danc- ing party. Every Sunday evening special features are being held at this Park and crowds are attending in great numbers enjoying these festivities. Hal Blackburn and His Band will be there to furnish their special brand of “hot” numbers to put the party going right. Bus service will be maintained every fifteen minutes which makes {t real convenient for those who like to attend the dances, The big’ party will start promptly at 9 o'clock this evening and no doubt will be the big party of the season, Cotton Cake | Flour Salt Dairy Feed Poultry Feeds Poultry Remedies Revenge Lice Powder will sure clean Bir. Poultry of this Pest WILLIAMS 8TOCK MEDICINE Here is a Rea! Medicine for Cat- tle and Sheep. Wil! relieve and Drevent Worms, Ticks. Snotty Nose, Bloat. Contains the proper Ingredients neode@ for the bet: terment of your Livestock. Try it and be convinced. We are distributors for State of Wyoming Casper Warehouse Co. DISTRIBUTORS Tel, 22 268 Industrial Ave. STARTING TODAY REX ALWAYS WORTH WHILE __ ATALE OF MURDEROUS MOORS AND RED-BLOODED ROMANCE WILLIAM FOX Presents | te WINDING 10c-25c Miss Myrle Ridenour at the Organ —Also— “ADVE TURE OF MAZIE” —And— FOX NEWS 10¢ 40c Shows at and 9 o’Clock rugs | AMERICA 5,7 , Scenario by JULIAN La MOTHE A cyclone of crashing act’on and plunging horsemanship. See the JOHN GRIFFITH WRAY production, scrappy cowpuncher dispel the ter- , —Also— rible.mystery of Spook Ranch in # whirl of seething excitemet. COUNTRY STORE TOMORROW NIGHT $100.00 IN MERCHANDISE FREE SPAT FAMILY —In— “POLITICAL PULL” Shows at 1, 3, 5, 7 and 9 ‘ Pathe News