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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1916
Page
4
On April 13 James Hayward of Acton met an Hogisth soldier by a well. They fled and the soldier died instantly while Hayward was gravely wounded. A later report notes a reartyr and a stone erected over the well with carved inscriptions. The well remained in miserable condition.
The World Film players led by Robert Warwick reached an agreement with an Italian laborer who owned the ground. They will film "Nathan Male" at the site paying $100 to use and maintain the historic stone and surroundings in good condition as part of the production.
The Dancer at the Lyceum presents a melodrama about a mother’s interference in her son’s marriage. Capella the dancer sacrifices for love as John, Daisy Brown, and Capella navigate pride, class, and family pressure ending in reunion. The production stars Vivian Rich and King Clark with supporting roles.
A small town tale of slander and love unfolds in the Tangle feature An Innocent Magdalend starring Lilian Gish to be shown at Ogden Theater next Tuesday and Wednesday. Dorothy Raleigh, a spirited Southern beauty, clashes with a presumptuous millionaire and a detective blackmail plot tests loyalty and honor in a tale of romance and hardship.
At the Ogden Theatre this Thursday to Saturday the Triangle presents The Myjtlead starring Wm J Thompson and Charles Ray. It contrasts a father’s neglect with a son’s doomed path, followed by strong scenes in The Dividend featuring Charles Jay’s grim realism alongside leading performances by Thompson and Ray.
Eva Meyer, a store shop girl, endures poverty and neglect as her mother patches income while her lazy father shirks work. The plot follows her struggle to buy a pair of shoes, resisting temptation at a cabaret, and a hopeful turn when her mother finally funds the purchase. The photoplay, adapted from Collier’s Weekly, features Eva’s trials over three weeks and will screen at the Ogden Theater, with educational reels for the wives and daughters of the Married Ben’s Club and other local showings announced.
A fragment notes an Adler referenced piece urging readers to bring wits to salvage Common Ground. It mentions Mano Doro, a Lasky Paramount star, becoming a notable milliner and a new film titled Common Ground directed by William De Mille, with hats criticized as fake and twelve displayed.
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