Ogden Urialy Sat Jan 1916 Item
Ogden area item dated January 1916 notes local happenings and short notices from city desk. Includes brief mentions of residents, weather, and community events with names and places tied to Ogden.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1916
Page
3
Ogden area item dated January 1916 notes local happenings and short notices from city desk. Includes brief mentions of residents, weather, and community events with names and places tied to Ogden.
In a Broadway era feature, the article profiles D. W. Griffith, praising his shift from stage to cinema and his knack for blending emotion with action. It notes his disciplined work ethic, theatrical roots, and the emerging influence of his film style on audiences and industry. The piece also highlights World Film Corporation’s screening of Trilby with Clara Kimball Young at the Bronx Cinema and anecdotes from industry figures about wit and witless bravado in theatrical life.
The Ogden Theatre presents a two day run featuring a Griffith photoplay Martyrs of the Alamo with a stellar cast led by Sam De Grasse Walter Long and Ora Carew praised by educators on the Pacific coast. The program also includes Lubin Feature Co Grand Canyon photoplay touted as a thrilling visual spectacle.
An entire company with all equipment traveled to the Grand Canyon to produce what has been described as the great American play. The choice of lead actor was considered unsurpassed, with the production unfolding over several months in a remote setting.
House Peters and Ethel Clayton headline a thin red blooded exciting tale of bad men of the West. Peters revives Stephen Ghent and Clayton plays Ruth, a role popular on stage. The screen version adds stronger action and more material than the original. Two days only next Tuesday and Wednesday. Don’t miss it.
Special New Year message aside the film note highlights William S Hart in a Triangle release. The plot centers on a frontier missionary driven to dramatic acts after his wife is stolen by a suave ex-physician saloon proprietor.
The Disciple stars Mr Hart, famed for The Bargain, delivering a rugged western drama about a minister who sacrifices for his child. A Thos Ince production, the film features a strong central performance and runs with a Triangle-Keystone short on the same program.
The article celebrates David W. Griffith as a major American film director and producer, noting his rise to head Triangle Film Corp and his creation of works like The Lamb and Od Neldberg. It recalls his Kentucky origins, Civil War-era family background, and a controversial view of Broadway audiences while praising his influence on early cinema.
The Weber County Commissioners announce bids for a county Isolation Hospital on county property north of Ymits. Bids due before noon Saturday Jan. 12 at Shreave & Madsen Architects Ogden Utah. Bid must include certified check for at least 5 percent of the bid and a satisfactory surety bond. Plumbing and heating to be separate from General Contract. Publication dates Dec 15 1915 and Jan 7 1915.
The passage describes robin nesting behavior including daily trips between roosts and feeding grounds, nightly returns, and the family structure. It notes the robins roost in woods with many birds forming robtu-ronsta and mentions interactions with grackles and European sparlings. It also briefly covers miniature floating gardens and a humorous Oklahoma town anecdote.
Chester Conidin and Mark Swain lead a daredevil comedy packed with aerial gags. Spies try to steal a government code book on the eve of war, but the wild stunts over planes towers wrecks and explosions provide the laughs. Also showing Martyrs of the Alamo.
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