Ogden Daily Standard | 1917-06-30 | Page 14 | At the Cozy Sunday and Monday

IT THE COZy sun mow SYNOPSIS "Th Libertine" Is a story of modern life, strong and gripping. It brings home with grim realism the great lesson les-son that "onco in every man or woman's wom-an's life comes the moment to decide in the strlfo for truth or falsehood for the good or ovil side." Tho heroine, a young girl, puro and lovely, who is the main support of her widowed mother, is engaged to marry a clean, wholesome young man, who has been her childhood's sweethcrat. Her path is crossed by the modern Libertine, the man who "can afford to play the game!" A thoroughly depraved society Is always al-ways ready to make a favorite of the libertine, whodefiles pure womanhood, while his victims bear tho burden of shame alone! A surprise finish comes like a breath of June roses, and the story ends bringing close to tho hearts of the audience the powerful and timely moral mor-al of a great old play forever new. The Cast of Characters: Jim Mills, the liertine, John Mason; Elsie Corwin, Alma Henlon; Elsie's mother, Marie Alexander; "Charlie' Grogg, Walter Hitchcock; Bob, Elsie's lover, Edward Langford; Grace Taylor, Tay-lor, Jean Stuart; Laura Worth, Doris Sawyer. Directed by Julius Steger and Joseph Jos-eph A. Golden.