Ogden Daily Standard | 1918-08-15 | Page 6 | [Untitled]

oo Hear the Colored Jazz Band and See Fatty Arbuckle and Bryant Washburn at the Alhambra tonight last time. 5c and 15c. - Bill Hart in "The Marked Deck" (first run in Ogden) ; Jack Mulhall in "The Brass Bullet" and the last episode of "The Bull's Eye" at the Cozy, Saturday only. -oo Read the Classified Ads. i Read tho Classified Ads. j : "HEARTS OF ; - THE WORLD" HERE SUNDAY David W. Griffith's greatest aciic ment, "Hearts of the World. ffJJ has just closed a three weeks enp ment at the Orpheum. Salt LaKc where it played to tremendous j cess, will open a week' "?3?-at "?3?-at the Orpheum here bcRinains day night. August 18. It will b fto thereafter twice daily. thp ni starting at 2 o'clock and the w performance at 8 o'clock. "Hearts of the World" ras dsn months in the making and was u on the actual battlefields in in ity of Noyon and Ham undw p pices of the British war office. - of tho scenes shown In the p (i tho same where within the pa. weeks tho Amorican tr?P JLcfirt brilliantly distinguished thco-. by defeating tho hordes or u , man Kaiser. . , Mttt Through all those tremendous j scenes Griffith has woven a . ous love story which has u wJ scribed as "tho sweetest Kc- over told." It teems a cicf1 tcrcst and arouses practical human emotiou. Audiences arc literally off thoir feet. Tnw thoy laugh and they cheer an do It unconsciously because "; w not resist the charm 'and ui ment of tho wonderful 8tor'fflVortH In the cast will be th ob as Lillian and Dorothy Gisn. Harron. George "Vf "Sr- dcrson and little Ben AlaD3 man-clous C year o d ""J.eS youngster never fails to "Ptacf. around tho hearts of or on u Scats for this auspicious fficJ ment will be on sale at the . w beginning today Advertisement 1 j