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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1915
Page
4
The Standard surveys current amusements with emphasis on local attractions and notable shows. It highlights timely critiques, schedules, and venue notes relevant to theatergoers and residents seeking concise entertainment guidance.
Local playhouse page lists a string of attractions for the coming week. Highlights include Willan S Hart in The Darkenjig Venn and Marguerite Fisher with an all star cast in The Lunusuma Heart. The Eagles Nest, Her Shattered Wo, and She Wack Tox are also advertised as special features.
At the Alhambra a Sunday matinee features Edgar Selwyn in The Arab with a special Wednesday children’s program and San Diego exposition previews. Wednesday evening presents The Moonstone. Thursday repeats the matinee and evening show. Also listed are The Moon and Chirissa starring Hazel Dawa.
Sunday and Monday present Charles Chaplin in A Night Out. Tuesday and Wednesday show The Sagebrush Gal. Thursday and Friday offer Exploits of Blaine. Sunday features The Return of Maurice Dubbelby.
A brief Lyceum program advertises Sundays and Mondays featuring Mle Teble in After Her Millions. The fragment mentions Tausiias and a nameless tagline, indicating a local theatre listing with cast notes.
The Oracle page lists Warrel Kerrigan in The Daughter of the Nilh with Mary Tuller on Tuesday and Wednesday, Billie Reeves in Like Camerty, One Mass Evil and The Black Box No. 17 on Thursday and Friday, and Under the Crosceut featuring Princesa Hasaen and King Raggut in A Strange Disappearance.
A yesteryear film review extols a landmark American production titled The Diamond Man or The Road End, featuring Harold Lockwood. It describes a colossal dam collapse scene with torrents, floods, a rescuer risking life, and cinematic realism praised by spectators.
A letter from a seven year old admirer in England asks to visit and stay awhile during "thin summer" and promises liberal maintenance for the host. The missive, signed with a child's name, was read publicly and described as a juvenile request from a little admirer.
Leland wrote excitedly to a British friend about a possible acting role, hoping arrangements hold. The visitor could travel mid July during Loland’s vacation, with plans to tour New York and the city’s theatres for a memorable stay.
Tan Tellegen the international romantic star has signed a contract with the Lasky Feature Play Company to appear in a series of photodramatic offerings. He will debut in Hollywood this summer and devote time to this work while honoring legitimate engagements. The specific roles and film choices will be announced in the coming days.
A garbled report details Geral d Aine Farrar’s triumphal transcontinental trip from New York City to Hollywood via Lehigh studios. She traveled with friends and was celebrated at each stop. Lasky and city officials welcomed her in Los Angeles with other stars and dignitaries.
A jumbled OCR passage mentions Lloyd V Halidon and fragments of letters and text about a field event at Pom Tre, with names like Mey and Meagher appearing amid garbled phrases. The excerpt seems to capture stray notes and commentary without a clear, cohesive narrative or outcome.
Kalem production crew led by Tour Moore Marguerite Courtot and Robert Bilis sailed to Savannah Ga to shoot sea beat scenes despite rough weather. The Diamond From the Sky cast including Eugenie Forde Lottie Pickford Georgs Perialat and others received a rousing Los Angeles welcome at Levy's Photo players dinner while reports of new photoplay projects and studio parties unfold at Santa Barbara studios.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Bobby Fuehrer and various garbled names. It hints at a sports context with fans and possible team references but contains unclear, mixed fragments. No coherent event or outcome can be established from the readable parts.
The text describes Kelsey aiding a swimmer into the water at Yuat and Bobby Puchter being praised as an expert swimmer. Friends say his bravery could earn him a Carnegie Medal for bravery. Signe Aiou, a leading player, witnessed the incident and plans to write to the Carnegie Foundation to support the effort.
Thanas dofferson at Relianen-Marjostte photo studios rejected a major offer from an East promoter and plans to tour the country with Rip Van Winkle. He said he preferred legitimate stage work over the film project and would work toward a national tour while declining the motion picture arrangement.
Gregory was the only American dentist? to be admitted to honorism Membership in the Royal Society of Photographers of Great Britain. He was solicited by the secretary and expected to gain full membership soon. His notable work includes the four part Masterpicture The Patriot and the Spy.
Raymond B. West, director at New York Motion Piette Corporation, ran 100 yards in 11.3 seconds on a Santa Monica beach stretch after taunts from Indian plant workers. West’s finish drew a large crowd, aided by sponsors and spectators, as he showcased notable speed in a spontaneous desertion of the contest.
Nat Goodwin, noted for playing Fagan in Oliver Twist, writes a memoir about his five marriages. A biopic titled The Master Hunt is planned, likely released by World Film, with supporting cast including Linn Lawson Phee Babcock Alax Quiven R Vivlan and Basil Lymi.
The forthcoming World Film feature Marrying Money stars Clant Kimball Young as a beautiful woman who seeks to wed money. A count appears ideal, then lacks wealth. a romantic twist follows as a simple young man wins her heart after money unexpectedly arrives. Directed by James Young, with W. Jefferson and others supporting. witty lines echo into the plot.
Theda Bara stars in The Devil's Daughter from Fox Film Corporation praised as a wonderfully good picture. Bara delivers a perfect title role in a tale of a dutiful wife wronged by a foolish husband who becomes obsessed and exploited by a her spellbinding beauty.
The Boston Symphony Orchestra completed a San Francisco engagement with 46 000 attendees across thirteen concerts in Festival Hall. The tour, praised as a artistic triumph, drew fans from Phoenix Denver and Seattle, and will resume in October heading to Omaha. Conductor Dr Muck spends June touring notable seacoast points of the Berkshires.
Chas Chaplin presents A Night Out in two parts at the Rex Theater on Sunday and Monday. The feature follows a prior Salt Lake showing at the Isis after The American declined to show the film, prompting curiosity about the decision.
George Sidney recalls a Bizzy Tizy era companion who drank heavily, relapsed into spree after sobriety, and vanished after a performance. Sidney describes finding him in a dressing room with a dangerous mood, then helps him up and ponders fate. Read the Classified Ads.
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