Ogden Daily Standard | 1918-04-20 | Page 15 | Roy Stewart in 'Boss of the Lazy Y'

ROY STEWART III j 'BOSS OF THE LAZY Y Roy Stewart is one of the big act - j are of the screen He is versatile, winning, dominant, hard as iron in a , ! crisis, soft as a woman in a love moment. mo-ment. "Bo-s of the Lazy Y" Triangle's Tri-angle's latest production, which will ' be shown at the Cozy theatre tomor- j row and Monday. sno Roy a chance ; to make use of every element of act- i ing power that he possesses. Re- , venge, love, suspicion, struggle, cun play, maniacal fury and tender for- J giveness all unite in a plcy of sweep- ing power. Roy Stewart is the ideal hero for this story, adapted from Charles Alden Seltzer's great novel,; which enjoyed an enormous popular success Tho name. Roy, finds its ori- i L gin in the "Roy" which means a royal,; and Roy Stewart is a royal screen artist more, he may be called the "king" of western character actors. With pretty Josie Sedgwick as his i I dainty leading lady, an able cast, a beautiful production, and a story of such merit as that in Charles Alden Seltzer's novel. "The Bo-s of liie Laz Y" will prove to be rare entertain -I ment