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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1915
Page
4
The Standard delivers a brisk review of current theater and amusement district offerings with emphasis on local attractions. It highlights performances, venue variety, and notable acts while noting crowd reception and seasonal appeal for theatergoers.
Next Week at the theaters in Ogden features Poor Feathers a five part war drama with Batabrook Tonight. Those Courthouse Crooks and a two part Keystons Master Comedy with Ford Sterling. Sunday Monday stars Max Figman Lois Meredith in My Beat Girl and Charles Chaplin in The Property Man two part Keystone Comedy. Tuesday Wednesday Thursday brings The Juggernaut a five part railroad drama with Earle Williams Anita Bierwart plus a Comedy The Cowboy and the Lady with S Miller Kent. Friday Saturday includes The Reward and The Black Fox episodes plus Coming-Beesie Barriscale in Jane’s Decoration of Independence. Thursday Friday Scanday Universal Broadway Feature in Ogden. Saturday Two K O Comedies then Jane’s Decoration of Independence.
At The Oracle listings announce The Test of a Man a two part western drama and Her Own Blood with Ais Lane. Also two big comedies In day and Monday and Fuller presents Their Secret a three part circus drama Tuesday and Wednesday The Little White Violet features Mary Fuller.
Reports from London and New York indicate shifts in stage plans for the next season. Sothern and Marlowe plan New York engagements at Booth Theatre, while Julia Opp and William Faversham pursue Shakespearean revivals and a notable all-star company. Denham Theatre in Denver tests stock star systems this summer amid touring cost concerns. London producers face a “war sale” period amid claimed poor business, prompting calls for Actors' Association review.
At the Isis tonight and Sunday the program features Red Tapa a story of love and war with Fred Hearn plus The Greater Barrier a two part drama. Also presented are Who Pays and a Lyceum change of BN Every Diy.
Tonight and Monday Chummie Faddin Morawount present Tunslay Dny and The Rejahs Tunic. Wednesday and Thursday Barr Melutosh stars in Col Carter of Cartereville. Friday and Saturday Mary Pickford in The Little Pal plays.
War drama loses immediate impact as audiences prefer peacetime themes. London theaters shift away from heroic battle plots toward lighter works as memories of wartime fade. Laurette Taylor's long run in Peg O’ My Heart tops London’s season while reports of theater closings and licensing limits reflect broader wartime caution.
A fragmented note announces a sequence of popular Photoplay stories including Who Pays and a tale about a girl driven by fate. It discusses dramatic themes of frailty, family conflict, and a sister's choices within the studio era's melodrama.
Fragmented readable phrases reference people and places with garbled names. The text mentions ages, countries, and topics but yields no coherent event or outcome to summarize into a clear news item.
A Paris trained star captivates Belmont Park and chic cafes with gowns praised for reach and allure. In The Devil's Daughter, her attire outshines past outfits, while a slate of plays at the Lyceum features 5c shows and a lineup including Pawns of Fate and Uncle John. The Hopwood crowd includes Avery Hopwood and Blanche Bates as the group dines with Florence Head’s polenant note.
The program at the Lyceum features Pawns of Fate a two reel drama Uncle John and Bingville Barbecur a comedy. Also listed is a Vieng Lites feature and a perfumed crowd pleaser as the bill moves through the afternoon showings with cash prizes and suspenseful moments.
Zelda Sears responds to pressure from managers by creating The Heart of a Child, adapted from Frank Danby. Preliminary at Ashbury Park on July 25 stars Kathleen Clifford. cast includes Fraser Coulter Edwin Wilson Mabel Carruthers and others with Sears in a trial performance.
Theda Bara stars as Iza in The Clemenceau Case based on Alexandre Dumas. The article praises her beauty and complexity, explaining Iza’s love of beauty fuels a dangerous charm and magnetic appeal. It notes her nuanced portrayal as a vampirelike insider who loves luxury yet can unleash fatal charm.
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