Ogden Daily Standard | 1918-07-27 | Page 3 | "Honor's Cross" at the Ogden

"ROB'S CROSS" ! AT THE OGDEN Three Big Offerings for the Sunday Movie Crowds. It is said that the patrons of the Ogden theater are going to have a feast of high class attractions Sundaj night when tho management will give a big triple bill. The pictures arc Rhea Mitchell in "Honor's Cross" the Third allios, official war review and the first of the Outing Chester travelogues. All three of those offerings have boon prercviewed by the management of tho theater and thoy use no hesitancy in guaranteeing tho program as one of tho strongest and best balanced bills offered In tho cltv for some time. "Real People In Real Lire" is the keynote of "Honor's Cross." It is th? story of a girl who was ignorant of a what tho future holds for her, the puio hearted girl tempts tho powers that prey. Her heroic fight for her good name Ss thrillingly protrnyed in "Honor's "Hon-or's Cross" which has a strong lesson for weaklings. Excellent types are well played by one of the moBt capable companies possible to secure to support sup-port the beautiful Rhea Mitchell The third war review will show tho Frenchman in the foremost trenchos on guard duty: the indomitable spirit as is shown on the Italian front; the Red Cross aiding the wounded; "Tommy" "Tom-my" feels at homo In Italv; "Whv the Germans Did Not Pass." showing tho big guns which wiped out whole German Ger-man regimonts; Tho Marines go forward, for-ward, this is a particularly interesting part of the picture, showing the U. S. Marines going to the trenches, in the front lino trench and a gas bomb stopping stop-ping a gamo of cards.