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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1916
Page
2
The Standard offers an accurate timely look at local attractions and notable happenings in theater and amusement. It highlights upcoming shows, new acts, and entertainment venues with a focus on timely, comprehensive coverage.
New Year week at the Orpheum features The Preciple with William Hart as the reading portion, a Triangle production produced by Thos Ince, plus Pantages Vaudeville near Hale Hamilton. Shows at 7:30 and 9:15 p.m. include Tonite's acts and Sunday Tuesday engagements. Also to be seen are Her Pain and Hero, a photoplay, and a big laughing play Coban and Varria. Thursday to Saturday Vaudeville headlined by Pisano in The Hammerhard Figs of Trigrolll.
The Alhambra Hippodrome offers a week of acts beginning Sunday January 3 with Florence Teel in The Coreetiy Wry. Monday and Tuesday feature Valeska Susyatt in The Immigrant. Wednesday shows Alien Brady in The Rack. Friday and Saturday present The Homestead with the Hippodrome entertainers.
A program listing The Coward with Frank Keenan from Ince Triangle Co and A Favorite Fook with Eddie Foy, plus DW Griffith produced martyr of the Alamo showing. Also Saved by Wireless and The real Dividy with Jimie Peters and Ethel Claston advertised for a varied week.
The Lyceum presents a varied program featuring Charlie Chaplin in A Gen Woman Nerve, a Sunset roadway feature, Eide and Corsets comedy, Neal of the Navy drama, plus The Broken Coin on Thursday and Friday.
Local listings show Charlin Chajilin Masquerader and two dramas on Sunday and Monday including The Toril's Darling and Jerry's Revenge. Also featured are Illp Ma Jeaty Abe King Clarita'e Chari fog Calf and DN's Van Deusen's Tha Dis mond from the Sky with additional titles listed for the week.
At The Isis Tonight the five part gold roaster play The Spender. Sunday and Monday features The Moncey Gales three part Kal en When California Was Wild and Hearst Sell Nowa. Tuesday and Wednesday Onhe Private Wire ten part Enananay. Tides of Retribution. Also Honey Jim and the Fam fix Party. Thursday Friday and Saturday Galate and Blnnera three part Vile agraph. An Enemy of Mankind Tiret Installment Stingarea Series Which Is Which.
Eunice Fielding a spoiled society girl loves Jack Marcourt who is poor but brave. Marjorie Warcourt warns Jack away as a mystic stalks Eunice. Money woes, a mining scheme, and fear of scandal drive tension as relationships strain. Eunice contemplates crime, confesses to Jack, and heartbreak follows.
In a murky narrative, Marjorie accuses Eunice of failure and a suicide note drives the plot. Jack discovers the note. Death converses with Eunice, guiding her toward a questionable fate. Marjorie and Bob’s awakening, marriage, and an evolving bond collide with Anok’s madness and a looming threat from an unseen child.
It Pays To Advertise a lively farce by Cooper Megrue and Walter Hackett plays at the Orpheum Theatre Wednesday night January G. The plot follows Tadney Martin who is urged by his father to enter business and use aggressive advertising to attract buyers. Tadney succeeds, winning the girl and convincing his skeptical father that advertising can pay. The play has been a hit in New York and promises strong audience appeal.
Pathe producer Donald Meckenzie discusses leading man George Probert in the Pee picture The Spender. Probert enjoys the role and dislikes villain parts, citing a preference for different types of characters and a lighter current workload.
Anna Held, the French comedienne, toured post card shops in Southern California and selected 3100 cheerful color cards featuring scenic views for soldiers at the front. The cards, each bearing a message in French, were mailed to France to buoy troops in the war, while Held spoke of her ongoing concern for soldiers and hoped the conflict would end soon.
A critique on acting as a villain, noting varying degrees of stage depravity and the impact on audiences. It singles out Mr. Probert for two roles The Cadet in The Lure and Oscar You Guggen in Innocent, stating his portrayal alienated friends and acquaintances and led to his unhappy life before readers learned he was a wholesome, home loving man.
Anna Held, now in Los Angeles with Marosco Paramount photoplays, rejects many invitations to dinners to attend nightly film shoots. She says viewing varied screen work teaches the rudiments of photoplay acting and aids her in Madame la Presidente at Morosco studio, with a watch written for her and to be shown only in Paramount theatres.
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