Salt Lake Telegram | 1925-01-25 | Page 11 | "Butterfly," Screen Feature at the Kinema

B 5 Butterfly u I ter fl 1 y S Screen 1 15 creen Feature at the I- I Kathleen Norris Norris' famous novel Butterfly has has been converted Jo 6 i ithe the screen with remarkable fidelity The Tb of this of-this world renowned renowned re- re story starts its first Salt Lake showing at the theatre theatre the theatre the the- atre toda todaY where it it will be the leading attraction to and including Wednesday January 28 28 four four days only This picture will u undoubtedly undoubtedly edl edly be r received with great reat enthusiasm en en- n- n Its actio action js is s clear cut well defined and the direction smooth and carefully balanced balance 1 The cast has been chosen with with- extreme ex cx- care Laura La Plante interprets in in- Butterfly In In- every way in keeping with the intention of the author Ruth Clifford as her elder carries the role of sisterly sisterly sisterly sis sis- sis sis- terly sacrifice with conviction and surety of ot poise This Is without the greatest acting Miss Clifford has Clifford has ever registered inar in ina ar a- film flim play Norman Kerry as Kronsky the violinist loo s and acts the part a real feat for the gay and athletic Norman of other plays Great credit is also due dues Miss s Margaret for for- merly of Salt Lake lather splendid interpretation of the story character character character char char- acter Violet Von de Wort Vort Al Although Although Although Al- Al though these these- f four ur players carry the weight of the story other members members mem mem- bers hers of the cast con contribute greatly to the value of ot the story by their excellent performances The re reI remaining remaining re- re four tour major characters are I portra portrayed ed by Kenneth Harlan Ce Ce- Ce Continued on page 6 6