Salt Lake Telegram | 1919-01-25 | Page 6 | 'Squaw Man' is New Attraction at Paramonnt

Squaw M Man n I Is New Attraction A Al l of the most thrilling scenes ever ONE photographed In a a. motion picture Is the battle fought by Henry Earl of with a 1 great lion In In which the En Englishman lIshman is 15 slain and which is graphically pictured in Cecil B. B De Mines Mine's superb of Edwin Milton Royle's Royles The Squaw Man This photoplay is said to be one of the best ever produced by this sterling di director director di- di rector will be shown at ah the Paramount Paramount- Empress for three days commencing to to- to morrow The ba battle scene I is laid In an African Jungle The Earl of ot Is an embezzler embezzler em em- whose crime has been shouldered by his hll cousin TIm Jim to spare Henrys Henry's wife Diana whom Jim loves disgrace disgrace dis dis- grace and suffering After her husbands husband's death in the Jungle Diana traces Jim to Wyoming where he is living on a ranch with his squaw and after some exceptionally exceptionally tragic scenes they are reunited In their mutual love The n used in the picture is perfectly perfectly per per- harmless except in a film scene Assistant Director Sam Wood played hide and seek with the big cat at rehearsals but Thurston Hall who ho plays the part of Sir Henry who battles with the lion entered Into the contest with no little misgivings The lion was lazy find preferred preferred pre dozing to acting But when the camera clicked the animal was there therewith therewith with both feet as it were and Hall was realistically mauled by the king of beasts The various roles are in the hands of or stars Including Elliott Dexter Ann Little Theodore Roberts Jack Holt Tully Marshall Marshall Mar Mar- shall and others