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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1915
Page
4
A compact critique issue highlights notable plays and amusements with emphasis on local attractions. It surveys theater trends, performers, and venues while noting timely offerings and public interest items across the entertainment scene.
At the Orpheum for the coming week Oscar Fisman brings A Fair of Shoes, a popular comedy, plus The Underworld tale The Life Gypsy starring Dorothy Werner. Two daily showings at 7 and 9 pm with additional Friday and Saturday programs headlined by The Face of Life and other features.
Agnes Vernon stars in A Message for Help on The Oracle Tonteht program with King Taggordy featured alongside An All Around Sis The Tiro ken Coin The Frame Up and George Faw Broadway star appearances noted across Thursday and Friday amid political drama highlights
The Rex Theater presents Trey o Hearts and The Hidden City featuring Grace Cupard and Francis Ford along with She Winked a Joker comedy. Sunday and Monday showcase The Naked Truth with George Klebe and Lyda Dorel. Tuesday and Wednesday offer a program including Stary Mickford Littan Glah Edwin August Trobert Marron Clencho Gweet Wil Teed Lucas. Thursday and Friday feature The Starmond from the Sky and Charlie Chaplin in The Property Man a two reel comedy.
The Lyceum presents King Baggot in A Fight in the Balances and Trickery with Mex Ander Cale Henry in Over the Pounding Waves. Cleo Stadleon stars in The Pine's Revenge and Herbert Taw presents Huson and Annie Little in The Great Thuby Mystery. The Alhambra Orpheum features Neal of the Navy with Laura Hope Crews and the All Star Cast in The Chorus Lady. At the Ogden, Thy Avenging Conscience, Thou Shalt Not Kill, produced by D W Griffith, and Mortmain by Vitegraph Blue Ribbon feature with Robert Faleson and all star company.
A curtain of light comedy features Biiney Drew and wife in Their Agreement with Sunday and Tuesday shows led by Kathryn Ostermen in The Kndgeoo a five part society firm Tomance La Carte on Kalem comedy. Thursday and Friday bring Gare etetall Young In The Seart of the Hite Midge a five part drama set in the Blue Ridge of Virginia. Also shown is The Fable of the Through Tralg a cartoon essay.
Warricall born in New York rose to fame across stock companies and major tours. She signed a long term with New York Motion Picture Corporation after a stage career starting at age three, working with Louis James and notable Shakespearean troupes, then joining Lasky Company in films like The Ruse of the Rancho.
Damage: Goods released October 4 by Mutual is hailed as a landmark production. Samuel Hutchinson of the American Film Company calls it the most serious and influential work yet, noting its educational mission and reach from stage to film audiences in millions. Webard Bennett leads the cast with Adeenone Morrison Maud Milton Olive Templeton Josephine Tit Jacqueline Moore Florence Short John Steppilog Louis Rennleau William Hert Fam and George Ferguson in supporting roles.
Ned Fisler, a gicha trotter, profits heavily after buying a peculiar stone stick pin from a Delancey Street cart merchant for eight cents and selling it for twenty dollars. A friend spots the gem, asks its price, and Finley proclaims it priceless, claiming worldly value in the Walled City to India.
Francis Ford recalls first motion picture experiences from working with Melies to Universal, noting rough beginnings and early industry shifts. Grace Cunard, born in Paris and raised in Columbus, Ohio, describes stage roots with Eddie Foy and collaboration with Universal and other studios, detailing career moves and personal interests.
Critics deem Uulvereal aerial The Broken Cain among the most daring films with scenes of danger and stunts. The piece highlights Mins Cunard as a courageous lead and mentions a human interest bit with a boy and a dog. Also announced is Athene Lupin a feature based on the French detective stories, with Pathe securing rights for release and the Mutual program starring W. G. Felts.
A 1920s-era profile extols eight year old Buster Lang, a Black child actor from Flushing New York. It praises his dignity and seriousness, notes his discovery by Gaumont Mutual directors, and describes his appeal as he appears in early color and silent films, highlighting his hopeful treatment in a racially charged era.
Margaret Julegton closes a remarkable Chicago theater run in The Lie as Henry Arthur Jones's drama drives a tour across Detroit and into the nation. Slayton gains acclaim for emotional acting. Allegian will tour the Pacific Coast for a year, expanding her fan base. The play, a Selwyn production, earned universal praise in New York and abroad.
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