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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1915
Page
4
The Standard delivers a timely look at current theatre and amusement offerings with emphasis on local attractions. It highlights openings, performances, and notable acts shaping the entertainment scene in the city and surrounding areas.
At Orpheum Tontgnt Tatantages Vandeville swings into a week with top acts. Sunday stars Langhabla in Mult and Jeff in College. Monday and Tuesday present Mina Nance and On Woman's Past. Wednesday brings Walker Whitfield in Typhoon with strong support. Thursday to Saturday showcase Pantages Vaudeville with Salt Lake papers calling it a great show. notes On Trial on Monday December 13.
Tonight at The Isis audiences can see two reels of A Bargain in Brides and Juky the Inventor along with Bian of the Back Woods and The Gam bier of the Weel in a Biograph program. Other acts include Kalem and Essanay comedies and a Vitagraph drama triple feature across the week.
At The Ogden a Natual Masterpicture with Forrest Vivant and Rhea Mitchell supported by an able company. produced by Thos H Ince, a Birth of a Nation producer. The program promises plenty of thrills and a novel story and includes Dust of Egypt by Vitagraph with Edith Storey and Antonio Bloreno in leading roles. Friday and Saturday Pathe Studio presents Florence Reed and Frank Sheridan in Via Wireless.
A company of Broadway stars is hailed for delivering one of the largest casts seen in a motion picture. The assembled ensemble creates a grand showcase, drawing acclaim for depth and star power despite production challenges.
The Lyceum presents Ben Wilson in The Rider for Bilbcustle Anoa Lite in Tha Bocial Lion with Bille Lyons and Leo Moran in Ills Lucky Vacation. A fourtecl military drama Court Slartial ed and Neator comedy An Weiress for Two run Sunday and Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday offer Neal of the Navy TM No. 8 The Tare don three reel drama and Dough outs one reel comedy.
Today the Rex Theater showcases Trey Osscaris and Chas Chaplin in Getting Acquainted along with two other dramas as part of a first Mutual program. Also featured are This Is the Life, Hearts In Shadow with Art Ron Adelle Farrington Virlan Mth, and George Otey in Shotgun Romance.
Today at the Alhambra Orpheum features Margaret Turnbulls Armstrongs Wife in a B part by Lasky Paramount with Victor Moore in Chimmle Fadden Out West. Sunday Tuesday run continues with The New Adam for Eve featuring Gmeo Valentine and shows daily with doors opening at 1 30 and 7.
In a three part LKO program at The Oracle Nunday and Monday Billlie Ritchie star in Suk Hose and High Pressure. Three thousand feet of film used in thin Tuesday and Wednesday The Broken Cola Episode 19. Thursday and Friday feature Gladys Haneon in The Primrose Watch by Bayard Velllor. Saturday Owls-Cood program offers an excellent comedy.
The Mudson becomes the first car to traverse Grand Mesa in western Colorado, crossing from Plateau Valley to Cedar Edge via Alexander Lake. Owner A W Leonardson of Grand Junction and his son A J Leonardson drove the vehicle despite doubters. Efforts seek funds to finish a road linking Grand Mesa with Delta and other rail points.
Ogden theatergoers will see Walker Whiteside in The Typhoon this Wednesday at the pronoun theatre. The production features Whiteside as Tokerama the young Japanese diplomat and includes Lulian Caransugh as Berlinesa in a dramatic, praised portrayal. A packed house is anticipated with seat sales opening tomorrow.
Local theatre goers are invited to see On Trial at the Orpheum in a production by Cohan and Harris. The play, written by Elmer J Telzenstein, is billed as a major local event featuring a story of deep human interest with surprising twists and a strong reputation for compelling drama.
Mutt and Jeff in a new mu jeer comedy at the Orpheum theatre tomorrow night. The famous duo has delighted thousands of young stars nationwide, including Ogden, with moderate prices and a likely packed house.
Maude Fealy discusses how moonlit and moving pictures influence one act recitals and the revival of palm court styles. She argues pictures sharpen public curiosity, offer actor health benefits, and condense productions, predicting a revival of long plays as tastes shift and Brevity becomes valued.
Mary Pickford will retire from motion picture work after January 1 when her contract with the Famous Players expires. During the year she earned a salary of 2000 weekly plus a profits percentage, totaling about 175000. She has not signed with any other company and plans a much needed rest, possibly resuming activities in late spring.
An incidental abdominal operation at Swapsea hospital revealed an appendix packed with bird shot. Surgeons removed forty-two pellets weighing about 1 dr 8 gr. The patient, who admitted eating shot rabbits as part of a dietary habit, recovered afterward.
The Panama-Pacific exposition boosted gum production in 1914 with output rising to 213 370 dollars and an increase of 5 075 dollars. Londos traveled 746 miles from Berlin by small rotto.
A new Comedy Company joins six others at the Kleine Studios headed by Georgy Biekel of Bickel and Watson. They will produce Jaushmakers and feature character roles from a shabby gentleman line. Millicent Evans, Eddis Houlden and Susan Westford back Biekel's troupe with Evans noted for earlier Fairbanks and Klaw and Erliance shows. John Jarrott joins the saleing forces at George Kleine studios, with Joan Saryer as his partner in dance and acting.
Mardeasta appointed to lead Jorge Kleine's Atlanta office after a recent management transition. The move places Kleine interests in the southeastern region under new supervision following a reference meeting and related leadership changes amid broader corporate shifts.
Chicag o's stage scene buzzes as Red Seal prepares Thy Neighbor's Wife starring Tyrone Power Kath ry Williams Gore Oliver Eugene Bester Warner De Vere and the Selig company. Gabriel Pollock supervises heavy sets including an ocean liner capsize and ship cabin engine room and social hall reproductions for the dramatic production. Colin Campbell leads Sells producing staff with enthusiasm for the plot and its possibilities.
A fragmented OCR summary describes a new comedy titled Keep Moving with Harry Wats of Hickel & Watson as creator. It outlines a vagabond tramp character and notes sterner language is avoided while the text hints at satire and refined portrayal.
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