Ogden Daily Standard | 1916-11-18 | Page 15 | Feature Film;Variety of Gowns

FEATURE FILM; VARIETY OF G01S Although esBentially a master criminal crim-inal story, the V-L-S-E release for the Vitagraph "Through the Wall," which is the attraction at the Ogden theatre on Sunday and Monday contains con-tains any number qf exquisite creations crea-tions which are worn attractively by the two young and beautiful players who help considerably in the action of the story. Nell Shipman who finds the role of Alice particularly well suited to her capabilities wears a charming afternoon after-noon frock of white taffeta with sleeves of crepe de chine. The skirt is somewhat short and decidedly full while the short waist Is made plain with a low v-shaped neck and corded belU A large light straw garden hat trimmed by vvhite satin flowers affords af-fords the finishing note to her fetchr ing costume. Other garments worthy of mention are many. One dinner gown which is covered by a black spangle evening cloak is a pale yellow satin made in a sheath effect and brocaded in deep purple velvet. The long sleevs are laced with broad black velvet ribbon with cuffs of the same material. ' An afternoon frock of delicate yellow yel-low chiffon has large puffs over the hips of flesh color taffeta which rise and form the waist while sleeves of gold lace and black velvet ribbon help not a little in making tho frock one to be admired. The hat Is formed by wide bands of black and white ribbon and a sunshade is used effectively with this frock. The negligees, too, are most inviting. invit-ing. One boudoir gown of Nile green chiffon and satin is extremely beautiful beauti-ful and Is trimmed by bands upon bands of satin flowers In pastel shades.