Ogden Daily Standard | 1920-03-30 | Page 6 | Nazimova Danes in Latest Picture at Utah Today

nil dices 1 LATEST ROTE ST UTfiH TOffl Playing the fascinating role of a London music hall dancer who finds romance in tho heart of' India, the superb Nazimova is coming to the Utah theatre for a run of several days, beginning today. The star's newest I screen vehicle is entitled "Stronger Than Death." and advance accounts of the production describe it as the most ambitious yet done by Nazimova. "Stronger Than Death" is a screen I adaption of tho brilliant novel by I. A. R. Wylie. It, Is a story of a beautifui and poetic love, which develops between be-tween a man and a woman placed by fate into an atmosphere of danger and swiftly moving events. Stirring drama at all times illumines the narrative, making it one of those stories that gets a stronger hold upon the emotion of the spectator. Briefly, it concerns one Sigrid Fer-sen, Fer-sen, favorite of Paris and London theatres, the-atres, who arrives in an English army barracks town deep in the jungles of India. She meets a hostile reception from the small and gossipy communiiy of British, but her personality wins them after her first test. She falls in love with a physician known as the hermit doctor, who is space dees not permit us to tell any more but you ought to see the supreme su-preme artiste in this, her newest and best picture. nn