Ogden Daily Standard | 1915-08-14 | Page 9 | Hitchcock in Lubin Water-Wagon Farce

HITCHCOCK IN LUB1 , i 1TEMG0N FNKE t I An announcement has just been I '' made by the V-LrS-E to tho effect h 5 that it bas added to its list of releases E for the month of August a four-part S farce comedy featuring Raymond Hitchcock, the noted comedian. u y The name of this feature in which j 1 Mr. Hitchcock makes his first screen ji ?JF appearance is "Tho Ring Tailed RhI- fl j noceroB," produced by the Lubin com- H pany. It 1b doubtful if there is any- h t body anywhere who has not heard of j tf Raymond Hitchcock, and In securing Q V hia services for the screen the Lubln I 1 company achloved a decided triumph. I I "Tho Ring Tailed Rhinoceros" is a P story that allows every latitude for i v Mr. Hitchcock's wonderful funmaking 't abilities, and in It this famous come- 5 dian and his one thousand and one 5 n laugh producing tricks have been re- J i' corded in their minutest detail. The play itself is one of those gro- J f tesquo creations which has a universal ' i' appeal. In it Mr. Hitchcock is seen ; in those fanciful situations which go j J to make a riotous farce comedy j Mr. Hitchcock- was funny- on tho ; stage, but it 1b said that he is one j . hundred per cent more humorous on the screen. His wonderful personality i is intensified and preserved in all its j ': force in his first screen plaj g v Mr. Hitchcock is famous throughout f tho world, and in presenting him in ' films a star is added to picture play j I history that comes from the brightest j collection in the theatrical firmament, f a With Mr. Hitchcock playing the op- V J poslte role is Flora Zabelle, a nation- j I al favorite on the speaking stage, who fc in private vlife is Mrs. Raymond Hitch- i i' cock, and like her husband, makes her ; first screen appearance in this Liberty I . . Bell "Feature. !l