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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1915
Page
4
A compact survey from a notable periodical highlights distinctive items in science and culture featuring local factions. It weighs timely trends, arts, and curiosities while noting regional viewpoints and notable personalities influencing everyday life.
A garbled page lists a sequence of showings and performers across days Monday through Saturday. Names such as Raggett, Illa Hall, Bob Fenard, Willie Rilelve appear in a disjoint program of likely vaudeville pieces or stage acts.
The Lasky Company announces plans to release no fewer than eight titles on the Paramount Program between mid June and mid August. The lineup includes works starring Blanche Sweet and Charlotte Walker, with premieres planned for July and August, signaling a strong summer slate and continued collaboration with Paramount Exhibitors.
Paramount counters summer heat with a bold offer from the lanky company. Reatpol Ue reward touted as a premier incentive for high grade photoplays. The firm positions itself as a foremost exhibitor of superior entertainment through exquisite films and top quality presentations.
The column reports William Courtleigh and Lillian Lorrain set for Patho aerial by Valoe, with World Film Corp ties and new personnel shifts in New York. Clara Kimball Young tops a slate for The Daughter of Yeaxon while Morgsen selects An the Yeare Go By. Cyril Maude ventures his first picture. Headline Amusement Co. debuts with Will Archie. Alice Brady signs with Knickerbocker Star Ventures. Plans mention a 19,000-seat motion picture house for Ocean Grove and use of the Auditeum. Geraldine Farrar in Los Angeles for Lasky, Rafferty series by Al-Celtic through World Filmo, and D. W. Griffith begins Trail of the Holy Geats with many players engaged.
The Alhambra theater remains crowded nightly, delivering great value and entertainment not matched by any other city in the United States.
Vibha Company pressures exhibitors to use all rent or lose access to Charlie Chaplin film rights, triggering legal actions against the Proce ture Trust. Willis Fox remains entangled in a yearlong fight as rivals secure exclusive rights through the Bagnaay and General Filan agreements, prompting injunctions and court proceedings.
Fragmented OCR text describes chorus girls and a theater scene with many garbled names and phrases. It hints at performances, characters, and locations but lacks coherent facts. The piece reads like a damaged historical column noting female performers, theater settings, and social milieu without a clear narrative or verifiable events.
In a Salt Lake City feature the chorus girls of Hands Up recount how they found stage life. Wilhel Fairbanks a New York girl recalls breaking parental objections to pursue dance and singing. Kathryn Wamphreys and Jeannette Cooks describe resilience and ambition shaping careers in New York and beyond.
On the busy avenue tonight an open air concert is planned at the Alhambra venue bringing music lovers to an outdoor show. Local listings promote a lively evening with performers and a communal arts atmosphere.
Probate filed for playwright Charles Klein as widow Mrs Lillian Klein receives the greater share of the estate. Bequests include 5000 to Haran Klein and 1000 to Manuel Klein. Son Victor Klein receives 20000 in trust until age 25. Remaining property to Mrs Klein. overall value suspected over 1 million. Some works awaiting modification.
A garbled OCR entry notes a 12 piece orchestra at the Al Hambra and booster efforts for two musical treats. The text drifts into unrelated terms and names, with several broken phrases about music, venues, and community activity, lacking clear dates or outcomes.
An evening outdoor concert fills Hudson Avenue with music and crowds. The event promises lively performances under the city sky.
Margaret Mington stars in a melodrama set in Harmon and Upster Weetchester County where grand estates evoke envy and protests from farmers. A cast includes Midgar Belwyn Jamey Porkes Hol brooke and Vayard Veiller as plans unfold to fight rising property values and protect the homes of the wealthy. The play merges social clash with a subplot about a pursuit of control over estate wealth. The Goddess and The Web of Crime are listed as forthcoming at Alhambra on Tuesday.
Fragmented OCR reads as a jumble of names and phrases with little coherent content. It mentions New Froena Productions and a theater, but lacks clear events, participants, or dates to describe a definite item.
Ten new productions are projected including a Tony Artoir Jones comedy with Otis Skinner at the Pall and a Cath erine Chisholm Cushing work with Billie Burke, plus a Ferber adaptation likely with Othel Barrymore. Also planned are a Budapest hit musical Sybil and Jenn Gilbert’s One Must Be Young, with John Drew set for Empire Theater. Haguiar travels to the Pacific Coast to meet Frohman stars. Maude Adams may headline Broadway Burrle plays. Whiten’s early career tied to Edison scripts and Pathe directing, with the Wharton name gaining nationwide recognition through The Exploits of Haine and Ithaca studio lore.
Theodore Wharton a Pathé producer and noted master director hailed as a key figure in cinema business He was born in Milwaukee raised in Texas and served as Dallas Opera House treasurer for nine years His career spanned Hopkins Orange Opera Company E H Sothern Charles Frohman Augustin Daly Hammerstein's Victoria Theatre and Hanlon Bros Superba Theatre bylines reflect a prolific stage and screen management trajectory
Ogden residents invited to submit opinions and information as the Child Culture club’s pool committee explores establishing a public swimming pool. The embryonic project seeks community input on swimming venues and pool management, with future requests for aid announced.
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