Ogden Daily Standard | 1916-09-02 | Page 12 | Lyceum Tomorrow

LYCEUM TOMORROW A combination of artistic allegory wonderful woodland scenes with mythical myth-ical characters, and one of the most unusually interesting domestic tangles over worked into a motion-picture drama, are presented in Enchantment, a forthcoming American-Mutual two-act two-act feature in which Vivian Rich and Alfred Vosburgh play the leading roles. In this production, written for tho screen by Anthony W. Coldeway and filmed under the supervision of Carl M. LoVIness, Miss Rich and Mr. Vosburgh Vos-burgh are presented in dual roles In the nllegorical part of the piece, tho former appearing in the part of a wood nymph and later as Helen Ca-rew, Ca-rew, wife of an artist. Added Interest Is given the production by the appearanco of tho young and beautiful star in the role of a model, during which, in various scenes which take placo In tho artist's studio, she appears In a number of nude poses. Enchantment concerns a young wife and her equally young hucband. The former is insanely jealous, and in one of her spells of anger rips to pieces his masterpiece, when she learns that he has fallen in love with his beautiful beauti-ful model.