Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 26, 1926, Page 4

PAGE FOUR musements TEN-YEAR-OLOS WILL DO THE CHARLESTON AT ARKEON TONIGHT ive ston cham yns are going to do their stuff at the Arkeon dancing academy to according to announcement agement Little Billy and Dixie Lamb, ten- year-old dancers, have been select- ed by the Arkeon to give the grown- ups their version of this fi dance for they have it ma ighty well in their own way. The Arkeon patrons are all in- vited to witness this treat for it is unus sr young folks to take on this style of dancing because of the many varied and intricate steps. The Lambs probably will dance twice during the evening and no doubt much interest will be taken in, their initial appearance in Cas: per and a 1 crowd will be pres- ent. Hal Blackburn will, of course, put out his best grade of Charleston m for the dance tonight in hopes that others may try their hand at the dance, Dancing w o'clock and th probably at 10 0 ARINGTON PLAYERS COMING TO COLUMBIA Opening at the Columbia theater next Sund: the Arlington stock company of fifteen people, including ill start promptly at 9 hibitions will start loc! their nestra of five pieces, will p the four-act comedy- drama, © Little Girl From Out Yonder" the Sunday matinee and two evening shows. On Monday this pill will be given just once in the evening. On Tuesday and Wednes- the Arington company will change the! bill, offering ‘Broadway Jone ‘The Arington company is well- throughout the west. They nur specialty people 1 present vaudeville between company Will play in bia the each Sunday, 2 ay and Wednesday for the next few weeks. 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Also Tuxedo Comedy “MY STARS” BRAY CARTOON RIALTO NEWS WEEKLY THE NETTO LADIES ORCHESTRA Featuring the popular hit “BLINKY MOON BAY” By Haven Gillespie and George Little Shows at 1, 8, 5, 7, 9 o'clock TOM MIX HAS FINEST ROLE IN “EVERLASTING WHISPER? AT AMERICA erlasting Whisper” star- m Mix, which opens at the today for a three-day en- gagement is beyong question, one of the finest Mix pictures that have ever reached the screen. First of all, “The Everlasting Whisper” has a_ stor that is unusual, written by Jackson G ory, one of America ’s foremost writers of western fiction. It is a ale of the rugged northwest, where the everlasting whisper of the breeze through tall, strong mén into the hills an chants them. In this setting there is enacted a thrilling tale of a bat- tle f fortune and a girl—a girl who has to be tamed like a tigress. All Calhoun, known as the or- chid of the screen, plays the fem- inine lead opposite Mix. As the city- bred society girl, suddenly thrown into the rigors of the wilderness, she is in beautiful contrast to her rugged surroundings. Her drama- tic performances leaves nothing to be desired. Robert Cain is the vil- lain—and a thoroughly hatable one. Others in the cast are George Ber- stately pines rell, Noble Johnson, Virginia Madl- son and § Da “Hogan's All Monte Blue's new starring production for Warner , 1s coming to the America the- ater on Friday, with Monte in the role of a young Irish pugilist, who sacrifices his chance for fistic honors for the sake of the girl he loves. BUSTIN’ THROUGH AT COLUMBIA TODAY 1S WHIRLWIND WESTERN Hoxie's new film is titled, “Bus- tin’ Through,” and it its id that the climatic thrill of the fast film of the west, which is heralded as the star's best, more than justifies the promising title. In one ene, Hoxie, in the character of Jack Savage, a young rancher, performs the breath taking and difficult feat of roping a kboard drawn by two mad runi horses, just as it is toppling over a cliff. Hasy-to- look-at Helen Lynch is the fright- ened passenger in the runaway ve- hicle. Hoxie has been well liked in his recent sticcesses, and is said to sur- pass his former performances in Bustin’ Through.” A docal amateur night will be the special feature at the Columbia to- morrow night and judging from the many local artists who have signi- fied their intention of entering the contest it will be a great show. Ten dollars in cash prizes is be- ing offered to the hest performers. CHARLES AY PLAYS WITH PAULINE STARKE IN FEATURE PICTURE Bright Lights,” which starts to- day at the Rex theater brings Charles Ray and Pauline Starke in one picture, with exceedingly happy results, Ray again plays the lovable, bash- ful hero, the type that won him his greatest success, The part of Tom Corbin gives him a marvelous op: portunity to display his talent for nd his comedy scenes ¢ he has ever d with utmost there 1 the The $50,000 Prize-Winner ELIS JAMES ——$$__. chorus girl. Miss worldly beauty Starke’s rather is an excellent foil for Mr. Ray, and their scenes to- gether are delightful. She shows a remarkable aptitude for dancing, and an energy and vitality that should add many fans to her al- large following. y an is delightful as Gwendolyn, the chorus girl who is cultured until it hurts, The story opens up behind the scenes of a New York musical com- Disappointed with the carous- insincere men she meets, Pansi Delaney, dliner of the show, ing ends a few days in the country. Here she meets Tom Corbin, a bash- ful, noble youth, who restores her faith in human nature until he tries to ape the mannerisms of. a New Yorker. How he manages to win the girl makes the film quite a hu- mur¢ and absorbing one. Alice Terry pla feminine role in V! Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer productions, “Confessions of a Queen,” which comes to the Rex theater on Thurs- the leading tor Seastrom’s see tee FANNIE HURST'S BIG PRIZE STORY BEGINS TODAY AT THE RIALTO A wholesome story of tremen- dous heart appeal, a cast of popu- lar players, direction that leaves nothing to be desired, drama, tery and thrills, mys- staged against a cinating New York find them all in James latest Paramount master- Mannequin,” which opens at the Rialto today. ‘This is the picture version of Fan- nie Hurst's $50,000 prize-winning Liberty Magazine tale, and-it is the type of homey, human plot that lends itself admirably to visualiza- tion on the screen and strikes a sin- cere, realistic note because it deals with incidents and situations ‘fa- milfar to all. ‘o relate the story in detail would be to rob the picture of the element of surprise, which is, after all, its greatest asset. Suffice to say that it centers about a family, whom we background of fa you'll tube today. Makes your head and nose feel fine. Easy to apply i Quick to act SS ‘TRY DRUG STORE FIRST COLUMBIA 4 DAYS Starting SUNDAY MATINEE JAN. 31ST ARINGTON STOCK CO. Ard Their Own ORCHESTRA 15—PEOPLE—15 Opening Performance “The Little Girl From Out Yonder” A Comedy-Drama in Four Acts. VAUDEVILLE BETWEEN ACTS Fannie Hurst’s $50,000 Liberty Magazine Prize Story wits ALICE JOYCE WARNER BAXTER Che Casper Daily Tribune THE RIGHT CAVE. “Hyena was a cowar: Hyena was a thie! Hyena entered the corral ‘To steal a piece of beef! “Hyena’s mate outside the gate Shook hig sides with laughter! ‘Till Thief was caught and then he rant! Now 'tis that mate I’m after!’ The little brown Head Hunter was very happy. He danced in his bare feet on the hard stony earth and never seemed to mind it a bit, He sang a funny little song as he aS first meet back in 1907. ‘The father is a struggling young lawyer, try- ing to keep his head financially above water in spite of his charni- ing wife's innocent extravagances in a number of small ways. The third member is a little baby, who is kidnapped by a good-for-nothing nurse, brought up in the slums of the lower East Side, and after a lapse of elghteen years finds her parents under the most dramatic circumstances, If any single scene is to be es- pecially lauded, it ig the murder trial. Here is the climatic high spot; and from the standpoint of terrific emotionalisia and grippin heart appeal, has seldom been equalled on the screen. ‘The acting is uniformly good, which was to be expected from such a group of cap able players as Alico Joyce, Warne Baxter, ZaSu Pitts and Dolores Cos tello. 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Silly Hyena, instead of keeping as still ag a mouse he the Hunter was saying about him, was flying into a rage and barking defiance at his foe. made the little brown Head Hunter all the happier. ven if he hadn't hap- Mr, Hyena taking to nd making believe didn’t hear the unkind things But that only Then the brown legs stopped twinkling, the woolly head stopped its bobbing up and down. brown Head Hunter squatted before The little den and scooped up a of loose ¢ from the What was the Man doing? Peter curious ag any boy might will be, forgot he was in hiding and around the side of his screen The little brown Head Hunter Sheridan Inn THE OLD ESTABLISHED STOPPING PLACE IN SHERIDAN Your Home When in Town, Cafe and Garage in Connection D. WARNER, Proprietor COLUMBIA TODAY & TOMORROW JACK HOXIE Bustin’ . 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Phone il Mabe cE eT Given Away D FREE FRIDAY NIGHT at the 5 RIALTO To the Person Holding the Lucky Coupon A Coupon Given with Every 40-cent Ticket Starting Today START TODAY, WY You May Get the Lucky Coupon HE American” Vanishing is a paramount ‘“West- ern,” produced on a magnificent scale and treats of a sub- ject near to the hearts of all of us —the passing of the Red Man, NG AMERICAN’ FOUR DAYS STARTING SATURDAY EVERYBODY SEE IT TONIGHT CHARLESTON DANCE Featuring BILLIE LAMB AND DIXIE LAMB TEN-YEAR-OLD CHARLESTON CHAMPIONS —In— ‘The Charleston’ The dance craze of the universe, Admission: Gents, 25c, including two dance tickets. Ladies Free ARKEON Dancing Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday THE GOOD OLD-TIME DANCES They’re going over big. Make up a party and come over Wednesday Night Music for the occasion by Bohn’s Orchestra. WASHINGTON HALL Dancing Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday