Salt Lake Telegram | 1924-03-17 | Page 9 | "Name the Man" is Approved at Victory

Name the Man Is Approved at Victory Name the Man Ian adapted from the famous novel by Sir Hall CaIne Calne The Master of ot Man Is the the offerIng offering otterIng offer offer- Ing at the Victory theatre this week the first showings having been held Saturday to to lage ge audIences audi audI- s' s Tho The photoplay brings out vividly the the salient sallent points of ot the celebrated CaIne Calno novel and the characterizations are all exceptionally well done The care with which the producers remained faithful to the smallest detail of ot locale as set forth by oy the Manxman In his story of love and intrigue ue on the tho Isle of ot Man is evident and commendable it it m t every reader e of st ti current M fiat is s more or less e familiar with The Master of Man 1 It concerns con con- cerns the love of a young Manxman Manxman Manxman Manx Manx- con I man named Victor Stowell for tor Fennella Fennella Fennella Fen- Fen nella Stanley his boyhood sweetheart sweet sweet- heart A trifling lovers' lovers quarrel separates them and the petty trou trou- I 1 ble bo thus generated is at the bottom or ot a series of ot tribulations for all alii concerned g gf In or order orde to f forget his I troubles Victor attends ie s a rg country nl i dance and there meets a pretty lass named Bessie Collister Bessie has as been permitted to attend the dance only on the stipulation of her brutal stepfather that she he return by 11 or the door will be locked looked against ag her A storm prevents prevent her re returning returning re- re turning in time and she sho finds herself her hen self an n outcast Victor rescues her from the storms storm's fury tury and takes her for lor or shelter to his own home finding to his surprise that the hous housekeeper has gone for tor the night This night with its happenings changes the course of ot life lire for both Victo and Bes Bessie ie The results provide the ma mil for tor a sequence of ot highly dramatic dramatic dra dra- matic matte and interesting events The principal characters are played by an excellent cast which includes Conrad Nagel Mae Busch Patsy Ruth Miller MillerS Aileen Pringle Hobart Bosworth eighton C.-eighton Halo Hale and DeWItt C. C Jennings Ralph Pollock and his Victorians are heard in anomer of their ap applause applause ap- ap getting renditions of ot popular music This week the Victory adds to its musical attraction by presenting present- present In ing Mrs Lydia White Boothby Salt Lake harpist in solos and accompanying accompanying Alva Woodward and A. A E E. E Blackner In a series of I. songs An Ae Aesop's Fable cartoon comedy and Pathe News complete the of ot- ot fering