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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1915
Page
4
The Standard offers a concise take on current plays and amusements, highlighting notable performances, venue quality, and crowd reception. It notes local attractions and trends, with emphasis on standout actors and production values within the week’s listings.
Next Week at the Theaters features Albert Chevalier in The iMiddleman and Ford Sterling in the half-hair comedy Dirty Wort In a Laundry on tonight through Sunday. The High Road plays lavishly in the international production, with The Inland of Regeneration and Juggernaut related works also billed. Courtenay Foote headlines Up from the Depths, Keystone comedy, and Selig War Pictures The Goddena appears Wednesday. My Cub and other acts fill the schedule.
Tonnant and Bunday Fhre Dart stage a mixed bill headlined by The People of the Pet with Oleo Madison in Moning The Pawns of Fate. The week also presents The Black Box episode and The Beatles Bin. Holbart Bosworth stars in The Crown of Death as part of Under the Crescent series.
At the Alhambra theater today, continuous shows run from 1 p.m. to 11 p.m. Highlights include Charles Chaplin in his top success A Woman. Blanche Sweet appears in Santer panty and Trepday, plus Sound Travelogues and a Charlotte Walker feature.
The Lyceum presents a two part Oriental drama adapted from the novel Three Men Who Know starring Dorothy Pala. Also showing Saved by a Dream an intriguing drama and Billie Thehin in a comedy Thou Shalt Not, Firrt. Program changes daily with notices of upcoming boosts.
The Isis presents a lineup headlined by The Gost a Western drama with George Gebhardt and Deputy's Reward a heartfelt tale. Also featured are His Own Archiser a dramatic piece with gripping situations and Target Pravtine a funny farce full of amusing moments.
Opera star Geraldine Farrar dominates headlines as she pursues a dramatic debut in Carmen under Lasky and De Mille. She reportedly endures delays, keeps a piano on set, and interrupts between scenes to sing, while the film scene touts Neva Gerber and Webster Campbell in The Guy Upstairs as a standout beauty entry.
John C. Flinn, longtime play reviewer and four year member of the New York Herald dramatic department, has left that post to oversee publicity and promotion for the J. J. Lasky Feature Play Company. He follows other prominent New York journalists who joined the Lasky staff, including Hector Turnbull, dramatic critic and editor of the New York Tribune, who recently joined at Hollywood.
Margarita Fischer, famed American studios star, visits the county orphan asylum daily to play an “imaginary mother” for over 60 children. She spends two to three hours with the youngsters, handing out pennies for candy and nickels for soda as she saunters through the facility, declaring the role a joy and saying the children lift her spirits.
Julia Marlowe plans a lecture tour after retirement talk. She considers a tour on "Characters of Shakespeare I Have Played," with Maude Adams likely to manage next season. A companion tale notes Adams inviting a star actor to dinner, with details of stage life and a warning about keeping promises.
One hundred twenty photographs taken in the trenches of Northern France depict destruction, civilians suffering, and hardship. Sent by a French soldier actor to Florence LaBadie at Thanhouser studios, they were smuggled past censors and forwarded to New Rochelle. The images are to be shown as part of a photographic exhibit by the New York Peace Society, highlighting the brutal realities of armed conflict.
The article recalls Misa GNeil as a supremely alive performer famed for fiery passion. Her stage career before screen debut under the William Ox standard is noted as notable, with extensive world work and enthusiastic praise from London to New York. Her Riverside Drive home hosts prized global art treasures and she starred in William Fox films such as Kreutzer Sonata and Princess Romanoff.
David Horsler compiles wild animal plant notes with Los Angeles figures entering the business. Ruth St Denis may be persuaded to perform, Dorothy Dalton appears in her first picture, and rising names like Raymiond Hitebenuh surface. The piece covers various actors, directors, and theater connections, plus a feature on The Six Cent Loaf drama about bread price rises and its social impact.
The report notes Little Peggy O’Neill secretly wed, with the ceremony in Cheam and details withheld by reporters. The page lists names such as Margaret May O’Neil and notes reactions from the Heense group, including a note on a nickname and plays notes.
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