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Evening star., 1923-12-02

WHEN anybody around the west
coast studio says a buffalo, is
dumb animal he puts the emphasis on
the dumb just to show he considers a
buffalo dumber than most animals.
And there are a number of men
around the studio who talk about
buffalo, especially those who were
in Utah to photograph the buffalo
hunt as q scene in 'The Covered
Wagon"
The camera men had photographed
elephants, camels, COWS. horses, lions
in fact about every kind of a four
footed animal. They thought they
knew how most of them reacted to
given conditions, but when they ar
rived at Antelope Island in Great
Salt Lake, they decided buffalo were
something else again.
Even rhinoceros will stand for
closeup, so when Earl Brown, cam
era man, wanted a closeup of a big
bull buffalo, he asked the cowpunch-
1asso it just before it reached the
camera. Brown and his machine were
perched in wagon, with two strong
horses attached so they could run
along with the buffalo il necessary.
But the buffalo had ideas of his
own, or his mind was a complete
blank. Brown never figured out
which. Instead of starting out for
the camera, the bull lowered his
head and plunged for the horses.
Evening star., 1923-12-02
A Page From History.

Jesse L. LASKY, first vice presi-
- dent Of the Famous Players
Lasky Corporation, it Is said, intends
to offer a copy of the film version of
"The Covered Wagon" to the Smith
sonian Institute, Washington, as
record of the pioneer days in the west.
I'VE tried to make this the picture
of a decade living, moving, his
torical spectacle. a document of un-
told worth to the world" says Mr..
Lasky. prints will be offered the
Smithsonian Institute for preservation
in its archives. for it will be inval-
liable Probably never again Will a
real buffalo hunt be staged; 1T Is
doubtful il any producers will again
undertake the Immense task involved,
Evening star., 1923-12-02
Ambassador-"The Common
Law"

Myron Selznick's perturbation of
Robert w. Chambers "The Common
Law" will be shown also at Gran
dalIs Ambassador Theater today and
tomorrow, together with Stan Laurel.
in "Scorching Sands" and added short
reels with orchestral music. Tuesday
ahd Wednesday, Gloria Swanson. in
the screen version of Belasco's famous
stage success. "Zaza," and Harry Pol
lard, in Jack Frost; Thursday and
Friday, Lowell Sherman. Doris Ken
ton, Edmund Breese. Harrison Ford
Tyrone Power, Charlie Murray and
Effie Shannon. in Bright Lights Of
Broadway" in which specialties are
shown by the chorus from the. New
Tiller Girls, and Ben Turpin, in
ASLEEP at the Switch" and Saturday,
Douglas Fairbanks in new release
of "The Mark of Zorro; Mr.. and Mrs.
Carter De Haven in "a Waggin' Tail"
and Hy Mayors Life in Paris"
Evening star., 1923-12-02
Metropolitan" The Conn
mon Law"

Myron Selznick's superhlm, "The
Common Law" will be shown for the
first time here this week at CrandalFs
metropolitan Theater, together with
ChristteAs "a Perfect &c." featuring
Bobby Vernon, the Metropolitan World
Survey and added short reels. The
musical program will comprise an
overture from Victor Herberts
.'Princess Pat" Paul Whiteman's
.Wonderful One" and an interpreta-
tive score.
1.-THE Common Law" adapted from
the famous play by Robert w. Cham
bers, was directed by George Archain-
baud, and features Corinne Griffith.
Conway Tearle, Elliott Dexter, Ho-
bart Bosworth, Miss du Pont, Doris
May, Harry Myers, Wally Van, Dag
mar Godowsky, Bryant Washburn
and Phyllis Haver.
The story concerns the love Of
Rirl in desperate need of employment
and a young artist who engaged her
to pose. believing her to be pro-
teSsional model.
Evening star., 1923-12-02
Hollywood Gossip

season has seen many films of 10000
and even $4,000 feet, and Mr.. Won
Stroheim believes that picture plays
10 run about two hours and fifteen
minutes and to constitute whole
evenings entertainment. without
news reels or prologues, will soon be
competing with stage attractions at
stage play prices. He thinks the old
peIief that patrons will not sit
through twenty reels is based upon
the TACT that in the past SO many five
and six reel films did not hold the
interest. Give proper interest and
suspense, he says. and the people will
SIT through motion picture from
s:I5 to io:45 and go home happy.
Just the contrary is the opinion OF
Maurice Tourneur, also a director.
who believes that five and six reel
features will be more popular than
ever. Mr. Tourneur says there will be
revuision of feeling toward the long
film, because several long attractions
of the year have length, but only
ordinary story value. and are padded
to the point of boredom
Evening star., 1923-12-02
Who wild Biz Was.

IN some curious fashion the charac-
ter of Abraham Lincoln continues to
fascinate the men who make our
drama.
Griffith gave a portrait of Lincoln in
his Birth of a Nation" and later, John
Drinkwater stirred up a controversy
with his dramatization of the emancipa-
tor. From Hollywood comes news of
the release of mammoth twelve-reel
screen story Of Lincoln's life, and
another Lincoln screen portrait is shown
in wild Bill Hickok,'' Bill Hart's pic
ture of the old west.
wild Bill Hickok" is a dramatiza-
ton of the career and personality of a
famous gunman. who waged many a
sanguinary battle on the side Of law
and order in the days when the west
was raw and woolly. wild Bill had
Evening star., 1923-12-02
Crandall' 's-"Wife in Name
Only"

WIFE in Name Only" Selznick 8
screen version of the Bertha. NJ. CLAW
novel. VIII be shown the first three
days OF this week at Crandalrs The
ater. beginning this afternoon, fea-
turing Edmund Lowe. Mary Thurman.
Arthur Housman, Tyrone power .nd
tlofeEce Dixon, in story OF many
tense situations. together with Our
lang, led by Mickey Daniels. in
Rack Stage" and short reels, with
irii,E Tipu oiEah music; Wednesday and
thursday. Lionel BARRYMORE and
Anna Rubens. in Cosmopolitan's $
screen, version of Vicente Blasco
Ibanez novel. Enemies of Women:
Friday and Saturday. Marshall Tei,,
ans The Eternal Three" Featuring
clare Windsor, Raymond Griffith and
HOBART Rosworth. a. Goldwyn sub
!ecI. tosether with Front" a laugh
music.
Evening star., 1923-12-02

his spectacular career as a friend, ally
and familiar of such famous law and
order men of the old west, as BAT"
MaSterson, who later became a famous
the famous deputy marshal, who still
lives, and all the others of that immor-
tai company that included Charlie Bas-
sett, William Tilghman, Luke Short,
Doc" Holiday and Chalk Beeson-
men who cast their nerve, bravery and
craftsmanship on the side of the re-
vised statutes in the days when men
packed the law in holster on their hip
Wild Bill'' paid visit to Washing
ton shortly after the civil war and
called on President Lincoln at the
White House. His mother. Belle Hickok,
had been a schoolmate of Lincoln, and
during the visit Bill drew out a daguer-
reotype Of his mother. standing side by
side, with Lincoln. It brought a warm
smile to the Presidents otherwise sad
face
Evening star., 1923-12-02

for such a task need only be done
once, if it Is correctly done.
James CruZe has produced a mar
velous picture, one with a gripping
story, full of human emotions, pas
sions and ambitions. laid in a period
when our great west was young, when
1t gave grudgingly of its wealth, and
when men, brave and Injured to hard
ship. met success or disaster with a
grim determination to conquer or die.
Many died-the plains of the western
states are filled with unmarked graves
of hardy pioneers. of their families.
wiped out by Indians, by hunger and
thirst, by hardships that we today can
scarcely imagine.
The picture is stupendous beyond
the conception of the outsider who. if
he could see what it meant to pre-
1t hardly possible of accomplishments"
Evening star., 1923-12-02
Will Film 'Cytherea.

COLDwYN has secured the screen
~ rights to Joseph Hergesheimer's
novel, "Cytherea," and it will be pro-
duced for the screen on a large scale
by George FItzmaurice as his second
Sam Goldwyn7 First National produc-
ton.
The story deals with modern So
ciety life and is imbued with the
spirit of tense drama and sweet ro-
nance.
York and Cuba and has been adapted
for the screen by Ouida Bergere.
Evening star., 1923-12-02
The Song of Love" :"
TosEPH NJ scHENcK has cho.

TosEPH NJ SCHENcK has chosen
- "The Song of Love- as the per-
manent title for Norma Talmadge's
photoplay of the Algerian Sahara,
which was made under the working
title Of Dust of Desire"
THE Song of Love- was co directed
by Chester Franklin and Frances
Marion. Norma plays the role of an
ouled nail dancing girl, and in. the
photOplay she casts off both the Gus
toms and the costumes of civilization
and dons the shimmering silver gowns
of a Taureg girl.
Norma's supporting cast is headed
by Joseph Schildkraut and Arthur Ed
mund Carewe. Schildkraut, Wen
nese star, created a sensation on the
New York stage in .Liliom" and
peer Gynt-" He is Norma's leading
man in THE Song of Love-" Carewe
was the Svengali in "Trilby," and In
"The Song Of Love" has the role of
Ramlika, a bandit chief of a fierce
tribe of desert .nomads.
Evening star., 1923-12-02
Avenue Grand.

Today and tomorrow, Ernest Tor
renee and Lois Wilson, in "Ruggles
OF Red Cap" and Harry Pollard. in
JON the Circus: Tuesday and Wed
nesday, Thomas Meighan. in Woman
Proof. Aesop Fable. The Happy-Go-
Luckles. and musico meZzotint,
THAT Old Gang of Mine: Thursday.
George Walsh. in "Slave of Desire"
Ana Mn comedy. Front; Friday. May
McAVoy, IN Her Reputation" and
George O'HaIa. in Fighting Rlood":
saturday. John Gilbert, in "Exiles. y
an ana VIII Rogers. in Just Passin'
Evening star., 1923-12-02
Enpire.

81 Today. Big, Boy Williams, in "cv-
cione Jones' also comedy; Monday
,G!eorge Larkin, in "The Tango CaVs,
nesdaa. l,eF; aisG Gsons comedy: Tuesday and Wed
Gdday, Gnddcy, Ge0rge Arliss. in 1.-THE Green
and an, Mitchell Lewis. in Her AcciSenl
!ar .aI husband" also comedy; Friday
me =. aa Heritage" also Pete Morrison
H Hatton ne haiss In rba Piay; Rjoas SATURDAY DICK
Episode No. II of the "Sant, also Eo
mraiI raj tmatinee only, and Comedy
Do"n to the Ships to Sea-"
Evening star., 1923-12-02
York.

Today and tomorrow. Norma nannaa. Iaa-
Of the Night" and Aesop's Fable, Eade,ssdaV hne
Happy Go Luskiesk' iesk Holt in "The
Mslriase Mgnfs Maker" and the spat fam, am.
NovaR Ny; ,R and Bryant Washburn. al IN
Temptation" and r;Say' snnsnIan james eoRids RirR
Roaring nj .Tbe ITIe "Eagie's Feather" and
Woo9' Ssse 'pnwes. lM in "The Limit; SATURDAY:
Gun Gun fTIee; fp,ckford. in "Garrison's Finish"
and Harry Pollard, in Join the Cr-
Gus"
Evening star., 1923-12-02
Savoy.

Today and tomorrow. Ernest Ior-
renee and Lois Wilson. in "Ruggles
Of Red Cap" and Harry Pollard, IN
"Join the Circus; Tuesday ana
aWoman Proof" Aesop Fable, THE
zotint maRps "That Old Gang of Mine;
Thursday, George Walsh. In Sdave OF
Desire" and Cliff Bowes, IN simple mp ae.
Sadie; Friday, IN Nay gsNEse MnavOS' S'Hara, Ia in
nsp rFiehtine Blood: Saturday. Kenneth
Harlan and Miriam Cooper. in The
Rroken Wing" and Stan Laurel IN
"Roughest Africa.
Evening star., 1923-12-02
Ibanez to Visit HOLLYWOOD.

vicente BlaSco 1banez is coming
to Hollywood to write an original
screen story for Mae Murray as her
next starring vehicle. Miss Murray
has just completed Fashion Row"
Lila Lee and James Kirkwood, who
star in THE Inside Set for Ince.
They have just completed THE Street
of Painted Women"
Francis y. Bushman will probably
be the Messala of Goldwyn's Ben
Hur"
Monte Banks has chosen Racing
Luck" for his first fve-reel comedy
for the Grandfather production.
"Maytime." another stage success,
has been made into a film. Louis j.
cludes Ethel shannon and Harri-
son Ford. in the two leading parts.
but first honors go to Wallace Mac
donald, who plays the heavy. May
time" is a sweetly sentimental story
covering three generations.
Jack Hoxie has completed another
western, The Man From wyoming"
which will be released late in Janu-
ary. 1t is the usual hard riding, hard
fighting story about the west. with
Hoxie as the hero and Lillian Rich az
the lovely heroine from the city. but il
is swift of movement and well put on.
When Pola Negri completes work
under Herbert Brenon's direction on
My Man" she will go to Honolulu
for a rest but will return to Holly
wood in time for Christmas.
Irving Cummings, who directed Mary
Philbin's innocent" has gone to
New York.
Copyright, 1923. in L. S. and Great Britain
by North American Newspaper Alliance. Ali
rights reServed1
Evening star., 1923-12-02
Elite.

Today and tomorrow. Gloria Swan
son, in "Bluebeard's Eighth Wife":
Iuesday, Fanny Ward. in 'THe Hard :
est Way; Wednesday, Francis
Bushman and Beverly Bayne In
Modern Marriage: THURSDAY. Ian.
rette Taylor, in Peg O. Ny Hea rt".
FRIDAY. Harry Houdini, in "HaIdane
or the Secret Service: SaturJar
William Patton. in THE Battlin, Kid I; /;
Evening star., 1923-12-02
Photoplay This Week
At the Photoplay Houses This Week.

RlALTO-1enore Uric, "Tger afternoon
and evening
PALACE-W. s. Hart wild Bill Hickok" Shown this after
and evening.
METROPOLITAN"The Common Law" Shown, afternoon
and evening.
AMBASSADOR-"The Shown this afternoon and
evening
COLUMBIA-acke Coogan Long King" Shown this
afternoon and evening
CENTRAL-Don Marry for Money this afternoon and
evening ~
CRANDALES-"Wife in Name Only" this afternoon and
evening ~
Evening star., 1923-12-02
Apollo.

Today and tomorrow. Thomas
Meighan: in Woman Proof" Aesop
Fa6ie. The Happy-Go-Luckies." and
muslco mezzotinf. THAT Old Gang of
Mine: Tuesday, Wednesday and
Inursday, Norma Talmadge. in
Ashes of Vengeance; FRIDAY George
Walsh, In slave Of Desire" and
Harry Pollard. in "Join the Circus:
Ha.urday. May McAvoy. in Her Repu-
est Africa
Evening star., 1923-12-02
Chevy Chase.

Tomorrow and Tuesday. corinna
Griffith and Frank Mayo. in "Six
Days" by Elinor Glyn, Aesop's Fa-
bles; "Fa rmer Alfalfa's Pet Cat".
GMssdinesday. Gs.ian, Pauline Garon. in "The
.sTha S1slea1 age and Larry Semon. in
Kennedy. in ''The Purple Highways'"
and Buster Keaton. in "The High SiSn"
Friday. William Russell. in Alias the
Eight n, Wind" and Our Gang" in "A
2:30 p.m.), Jacqueline Iosan Sop;n u,
.SSaiomy Jane" Charles Murray in
Helpful Hogan" and "The Santa Ea
TRAIL" No. 6. 'a
Evening star., 1923-12-02
Is a Buffalo Dumb?

The horses bolted and threw Brown
out of the wagon. Then tha buffalo
made a dash at him. Because the
big animal had changed his course
twice in a few seconds, the cowboys
had missed him with their Iariats,
and 1t looked as though Brown was
about to be a sacrifice to his art
Not more than ten feet separated him
boys got his rife into action.
'Any.. animal that would spoil a
good picture is scarcely fit for food
for a motion picture troupe" says
Brown, but we ate him."
They're dumb he added. damn
dumb
Evening star., 1923-12-02

children. who seeks her fortune in
the city, becomes a model in a fash
lonable modiste's and then by chance
she decides to marry in order to Sc
cure the luxuries of life.
Ben Turpin, in THE Pitfalls of a
Gie eat City the Pathe Review and
pipe organ music will be added at
Evening star., 1923-12-02
Central Don't Marry for
Money.

"Don't Marry for Money" will be
shown throughout this week at
CrandalTs Central Theater, with
House Peters, Rubye De Remer, Cyril
Chadwick, Aileen Pringle, Wedge
wood NOVEL;. George Nichols and
Lydia Knott in the cast.
It concerns q girl whose father is
tyrannicai In the discipline ,of his
Evening star., 1923-12-02
Long Films or Short.

Erich Won Stroheim believes that
the day of the twenty-reel motion
picture is rapidly approaching. The
director points to the fact that a few
years ago film of 1000 feet was con-
sidered the maximum length. This
Evening star., 1923-12-02
Home.

Today and tomorrow, Mae Murray
IN The French Do1l": Tuesday'
GLADYS Walton. in "The UntamabIeS:
wednesday and Thursday, PoIa Negri'
1T, IN The Cheat; Friday. Ruth stone,
Out" and seventh episode 'In the 6avs
OF daniel Boone; Saturday, Houdini,
In 'Haldane of the Secret Service
Evening star., 1923-12-02
Princess.

4 Today and tomorrow, Colleen Moore
and Lloyd Hughes. in 1.-THE Huntress":
Tuesday. Bull Montana, in breaking
Into Society: Wednesday, Dorothy
Mackaill, in The Fair Cheat; Thurs
day, Madge Kennedy, in "The Purple
Highway; Friday, Lawful Lar
ceny"s: Saturday, Mae Murray, in "The
French DOLL"
Evening star., 1923-12-02
Carolina.

Today and tomorrow, Lawful Lar.
oeny; Tuesday. Madge Kennedy, in
The Purple Highway; Wednesday
Bull Montana, in Breaking Into So
clety; Thursday. Dorothy MackaiII,
IN The Fair Cheat; Friday, Elaine
Hammerstein and Conway TearIe. in
0ne Week of Love-; Saturday.
Evening star., 1923-12-02
Hippodrome.

,,dndsay' To-Day THE Famous Mrs. Fair.
fM1nqay f,eatrscs The IdIh Inner Man; Tuesday,
Wsadioe Wednes1o Joy IN The ilent Partner:
The nth Victor; Thursday. Enemies OF OF
". w omen; Friday, "Daytime WiVess,.
SSSaturday. Mae Marsh, in It'll We
Evening star., 1923-12-02
Olympic.

Today and tomorrow. Hope Hamp-
and Wednesday, Mae Murray. in SThs
French Doll"; Thursday, Colleen
Moore in The Huntress"; Friday.
The Tie That Binds" and "Ffghting
Blood" No. 5; Saturday. Gladys wal.
ton, in 1.-THE Cntamabie."
Evening star., 1923-12-02
Circle.

Today and tomorrow. strangers
OF and the mi Night; Tuesday. Agnes Ayers
Maker; Wednesday. Renee Adoras
in The 6:50"; Thursday, Pola Nesri
In The Cheat: Friday, The Social
Code; Saturday, THE Eagles Fea-
Evening star., 1923-12-02
Dumbarton.

Today, Mary Carr, in "The Custard
Cup; tomorrow, Mae Murray. in
,Jazzmania"; Tuesday and Wednes-
day and Friday, Where the pave
ment Ends: Saturday. Dustin Far
mum, in "The Man Who Won"
Evening star., 1923-12-02

Tearle. in "Rustle of Silk: Thursday.
"Cvbt}dren OF the Dust; Friday, Jack
Holt. in 'Nobody's Money; Saturday,
Douglas MacLean, in %The Sunshine
Trail
Evening star., 1923-12-02

p;chord Rarthelmess is starring in
n,e araa, version of Sir Arthur Wing
2 P,Sero's selee "The Enchanted Cottage.
production has just been started ;rt,an a.
Fort Lee, N. J., under the direction
of John S. Robertson.
Evening star., 1923-12-02
Just Like Valentino.

D DAMON NOVARRO was once a pro-
fessional dancer and travelled over
the country with the Marion Morgan
troupe. At present he is engaged in
depicting the hero roles in Thy Name
Is Woman" the Fred Niblo produc-
tion being made for Louis 3. Mayer
and released through Metro.
Evening star., 1923-12-02
Regent.

Today and tomorrow, Mrs. Wallace
man Wreckage": Tuesday. Colleen
Moore, In Look Your Best: Wednes-
daX Betty ComRson and CoQHAZ
Evening star., 1923-12-02

Copyright, 1923. in L. S. and Great Britain
by North American Newspaper Alliance. Ali
rights reserYed.l
Evening star., 1923-12-02

Irving Cummings, who directed Mary
Philbin's innocent" has gone to
New York.
, 1923-09-16

Corner Sixth and Durbin streets.
Charles A. Wilson. d. d. minister.
Sunday school and Bible classes 1t
9;45. There are classes for all. The
Westminster class for young busl-
ness women and teachers, tho Wo-
ems Bible class taught by Mrs. C..
A. Wilson, the Brotherhood class
taught by G. W. Bartholomew. Mr..
Bartholomew has been giving a few
very interesting talks on tho Bible
which have been of great interest to
those who attend. Subject for Sum
cay morning. The Return OF the
Jews and tho Covenant" A good at
tendance is desired. Morning wor-
ship II o'clock, sermon by DR.. VIII
son, Confronting Men with Christ"
Solo. Behold the Master Passes
by(" Buck. Mr.. Firmin. Evening
worship 8 o'clock. sermon. "A Day
OF Good Tidings." Anthem. Softly
the Silent Night VIM. Ladies'
Aid society Thursday afternoon ESQ
in the church parlors, Choral society
8 O'Clock Thursday evening practice
The Holy CITY," We invite all the
singers Of tho church and comgrega-
ton to Join the society Fall in"
Strangers are welcome to attend all
services Of the church. We welcome
you.
, 1923-09-16
Episcopal.

Corner OF East Second and South
Durbin streets. Rev. Lewis Z. Car
ter. d. D.. pastor. 9:45 a. m. SUM-
day school. s. H. Maddux, superin-
tendent. IL n. m. Junior church con
Quoted by Mrs. Garter. Subject,
Marcus Whitman" Virginia Spic-
or will sing. IL a.. m. sermon, Your
Neighbours Bible. or the Gospel Ac-
cording to You" Anthem. ~ Am
Alpha and omega"-Strainer. 7 p.
m. Bpworth League. Miss Dorothea
Halfway, leader. Miss Beulah
Bailey viii recite. s D. m. sermon,
The Beauty of Kindness" An
them. "Sing to the Lord"-Heyser.
Friday 1880 D. m. choir rehearsal.
ESQ p. m. circle meetings. Busy
Bee. with Mrs. Frank Ede,man, 1876
East II street. Capital Hill. with
Mrs. r. w. Harris. AIS Blackmore
street. Mrs. l.. H. Stear. assisting.
CY, with Mrs. Alva Scott, 941 South
Walnut street. This will be an all
day session beginning in the morn
ing. Kensington, with Mrs. Tom
Mills. 400 East Milton street. Mrs.
J. S. Van Dorm assisting. Social
Service. with Mrs. Carl Nygaard, 545
East Fourteenth street. Mrs. p. H.
Smith assisting. Victory Workers,
with Mrs. W. E. Tubbs. 315 South
David street. Mrs. C. L. Green as
sisting. This will be the last Sum
day of the conference year. A large
congregation at each service is ex-
pected. The financial secretary is
anxious that all pledges for the year
be paid in full both for current ex-
penses and benevolences.
, 1923-09-16
Grace English Lutheran

]. NJ. Cromer. pastor. All serv-
Ices in the odd Fellows hall. Sun
day school s:45. Special ervices at
HOO O'Clock preparatory to the Holy
Communion, which will be celebras-
ed one week later.
1t is devoutly desired that every
member of the church. and all be.
lieving in Christ who desire to com
mune with us. shall be present at
the preparatory services.
Regular services also at s p. m.
Subject. THE Heroic in Christian
ity."
We desire to take advantage of
every opportunity to thank the
good people OF Casper for their sub.
stantial interest in our new church
building. God bless every me-.