THE PAGE FOUR TIMES-NEW- The Times-New- s Published Every Friday by the Times News Publishing Company THE SAFE WAY A. B. GIBSON, Fdltor and Manager Subscription Friday, June 4th. 1926. NEPH1, UTAH S, Rates: Six Months $t.00 One Year Payable In advance $2.00 "Watch Your Wife" PS At Venice Saturday Pat O'Malley is recognized as being one of the most versatile players on the screen today. O'Malley has been a gangster, a plumber and a salesman in his pic ture career. During the past few months alone he has been a decreipt inmate of a home for the aged; he has been a majestic inous.ached Russian Grand Duke. and now he comes before the public as a bespectacled, novelist. Such is the versatility demanded of Pat by those who rule over his motion picture life. In "Watch Your Wife," in which he is with Virginia Valli. O'Malley dons glasses for the part he plays, that of a forgetful husband- author. They are nice, glasses of the pincenez type with a flowing black ribbon uniting them Pat's buttonhole. As those who see the picture will agree O'Malley handles the glasses with much grace and distinction. Watch Your Wife" is a Universal- Jewel coming to the Venice theatre Saturday night. O'Malley plays the role of an auth or who does not admit of being dis- urbed at his work even by his wife who, in this case is Miss Valli. This causes frequent petty quarrels and the two seperate with the huBband seeking relief in a "rented wife" and his better-hal- f turning to a fortune hunter for comfort. The result s comedy in plenty and many unusual situations, the whole framed in lux urious settings and handsome gowns. "Watch Your Wife" is called a domestic comedy drama by Svend Gade, who directed it. The cast is an excellent one for in addition to Miss Valli and O'Malley it includes such players as Helen Lee Worthing, Nat Carr, Albert Conti, Aggie Herring and Nora Hayden. 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HE gate which should have barred tho entrance to Ornndfather Hall's front yard hung by one hinge all through my boyhood. I do not now recall what untoward act of ours rent It from Its moorings, but be that as It may, for years it sagged dejectedly half open and half shut and offering an easy access to all the marauding animals which ran loos. Grandfather meant to adjust the difficulty, which was after all only the matter of a few nails and five minutes of time, but be never got at ' "Aren't you going to fix that gater grandmother would ask. "The Strnwn cattle were In the garden this morn ing, and ate up my cabbages." Til do it," grandfather would reply, "when I get round to It When he was carried out to lay him In the cemetery up on the hill back of the house, the gate was till sagging He never got round to It The Burton house burned down few weeks ago, converting Into nn In significant pile of ashes about all of Burton's worldly possessions. 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