Salt Lake Telegram | 1923-11-18 | Page 3 | "Only a Shop Girl" Winner at American

I Only a Shop Girl Winner at American Sure Fire Flint with Johnny Dines is being presented this week at the American The cast Includes an Impressive array of or stars and stars near-stars consisting of or Johnny limes Bines Doris Kenyon Charles Gerrard Ger- Ger rard Barney Sherry Edmund Breese and d Effle t Shannon T The plc- plc ra rJ ture was a regular Ruth ih It Roland l land d serial full chock of ot action Johnny limes lUnes is funny tunny In his hie characteristic way Ho he plays the part of or a n. poor boy without any table manners who becomes the tho trusted general manager of ot a steel mill The rhe story at any rate is entertaining enter enter- hint Flint an soldier ex Is a taxi driver who yno is also a a. good od dancer lancer His honesty in returning a II wallet containing money wins tho wUl of ot a I steel mill mm owner and Flint Is made general manager In the course of ot time The Tho rich richman's richman's mans man's daughter is accidentally locked In tho the office safe BarO and It is up 11 to Flint to rush from Bethlehem to Easton Pa to save pave her life lie He I uses no airplanes airplane but he ho does toes in turn t use train b bicycle 7 cyb motorcycle I automobile and train wagon and antI arrives In time to open the safe sale and I II find the pretty maiden alive Not only does ho he travel from Bethlehem m I to 10 Easton Laston but in the meantime he also Jumps jumpy off the tho train to save a a. droWning owning child and then thou catches the carne m trai train Only a a. Shop Girl Is a a. distinct novelty in screen pro productions at the tho American j this week for tor the reason reason rea rea- son that It was a success before it C ever reached the silver sheet beet ti et Vf Twenty five years Sears a of Uninterrupted ed as a spoken drama a endeared en- en a this Ws W's fine old drama U of t real i lIfo life to thousand of ot persons who will be glad of Qt tho opportunity now afforded them to renew an an anold old friendship and enjoy again the Story of ot Only a Shop Girl ImE Improved im Im- Im- Im E proved by its a new settings I and g t ad t brought t up to d date In the matter te of costume costumes and other details The Tho writer thoroughly enjoyed Only a Shop Girl The element of mystery Is finely sustained until the end the last scene Is PO so surprising that tho the first right audience n e left the tho theatre smiling broad broadly A production that sends Rinds Its patrons away smiling has accomplished a great creat deal in these I days ol ot stress