Salt Lake Telegram | 1923-01-26 | Page 16 | "When Knighthood Was in Flower" at Kinema

1 When Knighthood Was In Flower at Movie fans tans particularly welcome the good gool news that the theatre opens Its doors tomorrow and the attraction at attraction attraction at- at traction Is one long heralded When Knighthood Was Vas In Flower lower Newspaper Newspaper Newspaper News News- paper men and their friends witnessed a special review of ot this last night night cand and It proved very very ante entertaining The ten reels Are a work to be p proud oUd of ot and tho the novel manner in to which the characters are Introduced Is II original and artistic Cedric E. E Hart well known local tenor san sang two numbers In good style and Mr Smith at theor the or organ an console helped furnish a musIcal musical musical musi musi- cal program last night that harmonized harmonized harmon harmon- with the theme of or the picture Many critics have unanimously acclaimed ac acclaimed acclaimed ac- ac claimed this picture the premier screen production of the year far and honored evly by unprecedented nt public approval evIdenced evidenced evi evI- de by record breaking record breaking crowds and I extended engagements in man large larKe I cities When hen Knighthood Was Vas In Flower Mower comes as the fulfillment of a promise given earlier In the season by byI Famous Lasky corporation to I bend every ery human effort and spare no noI expense to give to the public tho the clean but brilliant type of entertainment I which sends lends one home from the theatre with that literal command to family and friends alike to go to the next I performance and see that latest Paramount Paramount Paramount Para Para- mount picture Its success In winning public favor Is due to the dashing and brilliant portrayal Yal of or that famous romance of ot Mary Tudor and Charles Brandon from the novel of ot the same name by Charles Major Malor To say that When Knighthood Was In Flower is a spectacle of ot rare delight de- de delight des de de- light Is to condense I In few simple Iho in words s the d description of t a sensation which no combination of words can adequately tell teIl The optical delight of such scenes as those depicting the convening convening con con- of ot the court of ot KIn King Henry Henr the Eighth the tilting tournament with Its clashIn clashing of ot armored knights and the gorgeous scenes of the marriage of the k kings kine s in s sister the Princess Mary to the decrepit old king of France Louis the I Hunchback are achievements of ot production ProductIon pro pro- which beggar of ot description