Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1920-08-08 | Page 3 | Bill Hart's Western Picture 'Sand!' Has Fine Human Appeal

BILL HART'S WESTEHN I PICTURE m HiS j FINE HI APPEAL Quality of Heart Inicrest Is Prominent in Big Screen Story of the West I The quality of human interest, the thing which reaches Into the innermost inner-most depths of the spectators soul and grips the heart string, Is prominent prom-inent In 'Sand!" a new Paramount Arteraft picture produced by and starring William S. Hart, which is being be-ing presented at the Alhambra theatre thea-tre starting today "Sand!" linn a double meaning The Story Is laid in the land where the desert salnds come up to meet the sea it is the story, moreover, of a man s grit Lambert Hillyer wrote the scenario and also directed. The original story-was story-was by Russell A. Boggs and was called call-ed Han Kurrle's Inning" but Mr. Hillyer Hil-lyer and Mr. Hart, With the fine cast have given it life, vtl iliied it made it a thing to remember and f enjoy How Ban Kurrle, misunderstood, almost al-most loses the girl he loves and whose loss he seeks to assuage' In his love for his Pinto Pony: how he outwits a villain, vil-lain, saves a treasure train and .does numberless feats of daring In achle -lng the ends of justice and retrieving his own happiness, make an enthralling enthral-ling drama thai is typically HartesQue Mary Thunnan is the hading woman, wom-an, and her beauty and acting are alike a revelation. nn