Ogden Daily Standard | 1916-09-02 | Page 8 | Girl Bets Herself

I" Gil BETS HERSELF Against $10,000 in Race, Novel Fox Picture at Or-i Or-i pheum, Opens Tomor- I row; Story of Race- i track. I All the excitement of the race-ixack i j. runs through William Fox's new phot- 1 oplay of the turf, "Sporting Blood." t The "story deals with the plot of two ) j persons, a man and a woman, against $ the gambler who has tried to ruin '' their lives. In the end they are suc-1 suc-1 cessful, but not until they have gone ; through many adventures to gain their j purpose, j Dorothy Bernard and Glen White I are the stars of this new picture. Miss t Bernard plays tho part of Mary Ballard, Bal-lard, whose brother has been ruined through the manipulations of Dave ; Garrison (De Witt C Jennings), no- torlous figure on the turf and in gam-bllng gam-bllng houses. Mr. White play Jim ; Riddle, who has his sister's score to Br settle with Garrison. H). Riddle and Mary combine to revenge HJ themselves on the racing king. Garri- Hk 'son becomes infatuated wltn Mary, Hv I and she, realizing his Intentions says: B "tf I'm worth winning, play the Kj - game." Hf Then she bets herself against $10,- 000 that Shooting Star, Garrison'B Hj; i horse, will not win. She has her own B horse at home, Bay Belle, which re- B . j aembleB Shooting Star closely. By K. j j .olever manipulation, she manages to Hl ; change the two horses, runs Bay B; I Bollo as Garrison's horse, and Shoot-H Shoot-H ! Inp Star as her own. H'v The result Is that the horse running K ! 'for the girl wins. Garrison Is ruined, Hc: j and forced to leave the turf forever. m Now Mutt and Jeff cartoons of Mutt H1 ! ,and Jeff and the Submarine, which aro extremely funny, will be seen on , .the same program. The first per-formance per-formance beglnB at the Orpheum to- y r morrow night at 7 p. m. 1 nn