Salt Lake Telegram | 1922-09-24 | Page 24 | "Omar, the Tentmaker," to be Seen in Movies

' "Omar, th Tcntmaker," (To B Sttn in Movie Waiftt ! x pacta to be perhaps the I fittest of the current Mm prod uetioaa . ha oat baaa completed at the United ;t41o. I.eu thla week m&rked the -"wns i niminf ot the flnsa aoeae In dy OcAcs Poet' a second screes e- llc for Tre.r, the Tent maker,- an iptatioa from Rloiiard Walton Tully'a P'-r of the aama name that jttej-rcd Poet oe) tke speak in a ataTS lor ' TS X" TJeoar. the Tentmakei will follow MacKjusratler." and like Its pred- eoeacr, was directed by Jamea Youi.. Jt Is s colorful atory of Persia la tn f-sldeB daya of the oriental state, back o the eleventh century, when ths city ft Kalshapur was the Intellectual cu-, cu-, tar of the world and Omar Khayyam. Its most representative student sxoeiled . a theaclencea, ohlioaophy an4 poetry What Is undoubtedly one cf the very sAtronsect aupportlnr casta ever as-, embled was with Mr. iv. t oa thla toioture. Vlrslnia Prows rnira. Nisei 'da Brullere, Noah Berry, Roae Ilo..j, rsatesr Jtuth Mliier. I-oulaa Oerrard. ' Corl Karloff. Maurice (Lefty) H. riynn, Kdward M. Kimball. Walter VBa Kvlvn (telble, John Orlhner, Will Jim Hatton. Uenrse Itliu and Oercon 9 Mullen piaved ths lesfilntf roles. Practically Prac-tically each one of theae players has baen starred and featured In the past, t tut they all worked In aupportlns charaoteriiatlons with Poat. Joining their efforts In s concerted attempt ts 1 make this the l1ljhotnplay