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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1924
Page
5
Mrs. Clive Davis formerly Miss Ellen Sathebury has been honored in Washington D C for directing park play. Without prior training she led Sunday school and M I A work and earned three promotions this season. She now directs a play involving over 1000 children at a major park.
A dashing heroine who can shoot rope and hide is transformed into a refined society figure in a comedy drama of the West and city. Adapted from Emerson Hough's humane novel The Man Next Door. Show at the Vogue tonight September 26.
A fragmentary scene describes Zen Transley bursting in, drenched and with wet hair, a pale drawn face. The moment conveys sudden intrusion and tension as the figure reacts.
Zen arrives anxious about Wilson and checks the boy asleep in Grant’s house. She questions the situation in a tense, uneasy moment as the lamp is lit and the teddy bear-clasped child rests serenely. The exchange hints at underlying concern and mystery.
Barber of Bonota Utah, principal of Central high school, contributes six shillings or six dollars to the Uintah Basin Farmer. The note praises his agronomy class and stock judging victory, promising his message appears in the October issue and may uplift Uintah Basinites.
A Republican county convention plans to nominate a salary representative, four-year and two-year county commissioners, and a county attorney. In the mountains a tense scene resolves into a hopeful dawn as Zen and Grant confront personal vows while Phyllis Bruce arrives with news and a trophy signals a turning point.
Mr and Mrs George H Wilson of San Diego California announce their move to Cassa Grande Arizona where Mr Wilson recovers from a serious blood poisoning doctors once despaired of his life They enjoyed a year in San Diego but look forward to returning home in spring and say they cannot get along without the home paper is needed.
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