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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1915
Page
5
The Standard offers an accurate timely review of notable theatrical and amusement items highlighting local attractions. It surveys productions, venues, and events with emphasis on timing and public interest.
The Orpheum presents WHAJAM FARNUM in The Wonderful Adventures with EFX reels from The William Fox Studio. On the same program a popular quar tz pow runs at Pantages, with Vanderilis Six biz vets direct from Mantages theatre in Sat Lake.
Spectacular four part racing drama The Hoburban features Suiday and Monday King Tarrut with Joe Nar taln Torna in a wild animal segment. Carter Ip Haven and Flora Parker De Haven star in The College Orphan in a six part Univergal Mroadeny feature. Gates open 7 to 11 each evening with Jungle Hirachals and song along with latest Naltada nightly.
Sunday and Monday feature Pauline Frederick in Zaza. Tuesday and Wednesday showcase Mary Pickford in Ter of the Stern Country and Neal of the Savvy. Thursday through Saturday offer subdued acts from the Orpheum Veuds.
Isis presents Vivian Martin in The Little Manemoteetle a thrilling world feature with thrills pathos and humor plus Chaplin in Bhanghated a two reel comedy Sunday Monday and Tuesday Selen Ware stars in The Feice a stirring heart interest tale with gripping climaxes and vivid situations Sunday Charlie Chaplin shares top billing
The program lists "Shanghaied" on Monday and Tuesday, with "Settle'e Straten" and a real comedy. Midweek features Robert Ware in "The Flash of an Emerald" portraying a gentleman burglar. The Hakoon Hose Company appears in one reel of laughing antics.
Ogden presents The Chalice of Courage a costly Vitagraph feature filmed in the Rocky Mountains. The production follows years of work and high expense and is billed as the era’s finest photoplay. Also shows Greater Love Hath a Man as a five part romance on Friday and Saturday.
The Lyceum presents a varied week with The Oath of Binoky Jas and The Broken Toy. Alec Madison stars in The Dancer as part of a three feature program with Neal of the Narys and The Broken Coin filling Thursday and Friday slots.
Today the Rex Theater features Trey Of Hearts episode three, Charles Chaplin in A Jit bey Eloyement, and The Cop of Life in a Norereel Mutual masterpicture. Also showing Patho Program, The Diamond from the Sky, Keystons Comedy, and two other attractions across Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Clearette plays an important role in Joseph Hrook's production of The New Henrietta with William H. Crate Thaw Ae W. Ross Mlaelyn Arbuckle Amelia Bingham and Mabel Taliaferro among the principals. Four cast members smoke cigarettes during the comedy and Miss Ingham delivers a refined after dinner cigarette scene that enhances the show's charm.
A readable gossip piece discusses Mr Crane as a Wall Street manipulator who uses a cigarette to appear modern and masculine. It contrasts Thomas W and Berle in The Round Up with Maclyn Arbuckle as Murray Hilton, showing cigarette use as a prop to reveal character and era style.
Tonight the Orpheum Vaudeville program headlines eight big acts at the Alhambra. The listing notes seating options with 200 seats at 25c, 300 seats at 10c, and 700 seats at 50c while mentioning current river and sea temperatures and molten out at sea.
Walter Dam Tosch, conductor of the New York Symphony Orchestra, has secured several new works for the season amid a dearth of European composers. First performances feature Capubals and Chloe by Havrel, with Delius mood-pictures in America, and a slate of major symphonies and soloists including Kreller Hofmann Casals Elman Culp and Elman among others. Orpheum Vaudeville acts at the Alhambra follow with seats priced 25c 10c and 50c.
Trelyn Starr, Canadian violinist, will be a principal artist at a National Red Cross benefit in Toronto on the evening of Oct 22. Starr is also booked for a joint recital with Harold Henry, marking a notable involvement in the Canadian music scene.
American pianist at Hunlieten West Virginia plan a series of recitals starting February 7 in New York with Germaine Beheltzer to perform a five recital cycle at Carnegie. Mae France Aldis, soprano of the Metropolitan Opera, appears in a program including Schubert and Chopin. Charlie Chaplin presents Shanghaied in two reels for today and tomorrow.
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