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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1915
Page
4
The Standard provides a concise overview of recent stage and amusement events with emphasis on local attractions. It highlights notable acts, new show openings, and crowd reception, offering readers a quick guide to performances and attractions in the area.
in 1914 she headlined the Whirl of the World cant in New York. approached by H M Horkhalmer Balboa she agreed to appear in Pathe supplied Navy picture. the piece notes her transition from stage to early cinema and the industry figures involved.
The Alhambra presents Paulina Frederick in nald and the Ogden choir at Huiaca and the Pair, Drowmy Ind sues Chaplin cartoon. Sunday to Monday features Hlancho Sweet Carlysle Blackwell in The Secret Orchard and Billy's Heiress with The Paramount Traveloption. Tuesday showcases Gertrude McCoy in Jane Friday and What Did He Whisper. Wednesday and Thursday bring Hearst Newd Picture and The Sky Hunters. Friday to Saturday stars Chaplin in The Bank and Nearly a Lady plus Mable and The Bolstering Blades. Sunday to Monday offers Fanny Ward in The Marriage of Kitty, Billy Reeved Debut, Marguerite Clark in Helen of the North, Midnight at Maxims, and others including Hazel Dawn Heart of Jennifer.
The Rex Theater presents a week of screenings headlined by Charles Chaplin in Hig New Job. The slate includes The Pawn of Mare, The Innocent Sinner, The Broken Coin, Romance of Binine, and Universal Program across Monday to Friday with daily showings.
Broken coin note lists a dark week for Lyceum with remodeling. Ogden hosts Tolatal's Kreutzer Bona ta with Nance t Neil and Thed Bara. Anita Stowart and Harle Williams perform Vitagraph. Fay Tincher comedy Bins of the Mothers and Mignon Anderson in Milestones of Life headline a Mutual Masterpicture two-part program with evolving romance and humor.
The OracleTonfeht announces a week of two part dramas and comedies including Out of the Hines with Adels Lane and My Tomboy Girl with Rosemary and Harry Myers. Gene of the Northland stars Viblan Preacott and Jack Clark in a northern drama. Francs Ford and Gmlie Cunard perform Part Four of the Broken Coin. LKO Comedy In the Claws of the Law and Bettya Bondage two part drama. Elis Hall stars in a Broadway creature Jewel from a novel.
The Serge de Diaghilew Ballet Rosas, with Nijinsky Karsavina Fokine and Fo kina, assembles in Lausanne Switzerland for rehearsals before a planned fall U S tour and engagement at the Metropolitan Opera House. The company, including 200 members and a 70 member orchestra, aims to perform in New York and other major cities while preserving artistic neutrality amid wartime. Lorraine, a noted performer, is poised for a major screen and stage presence in New York this fall.
Jullian Lorraine born 1892 in San Francisco emerges as a rising stage and screen star. From juvenile roles at Central Theater to chorus work with The Orchid and The Great White Way, she advances through engagements with Florence Zingtell and Anne Hall, headlines in May 1912, and becomes a popular Broadway favorite with a string of leading and singing parts.
The piece describes Uncle Sam backing film publicity with government co operation with Balboa for Near of the Navy. Secretary Daniels grants credentials to Long Beach producers to film ships, training stations and navy yards, aiming to generate public sentiment for bigger naval funding. It notes the 28 reel serial to be released and urges support from Congress. Also mentions the Dudley family's status and a decree, with Judge Monroe involved.
Tomato canning shifts begin as William Crag reports a lean year with drought and reduced acreage, Utah Canning Company expanding operations. obituary notes Mrs. W. A. Scudder’s funeral in Ogden, praise for her devotion, and Sacred Heart Academy offers sympathy to Miss Norine and alumnae families.
Pinkerton detective David Edwards, wounded on West Seventeenth Street in November 1914, negotiates rewards with county and Ogden city officials and private parties for a conviction. J. J. Martin serves five years. Governor Spry authorized 5000 reward. Distribution questions arise among 22 applicants as interpleader actions begin.
A brief remembrance honors a loving mother, noting her enduring care and gentle influence. The tribute recalls her quiet strength as a guiding presence.
Safety tips for swimming and diving appear amid a film note. Notes warn against overexertion, heavy gear, eating before swimming, and long water time. Emmy Wehlen leaves a contract with Raife. Universal plans the melodrama The Soberhuzz with King Baggot, slated for release after year’s start.
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