Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1920-11-09 | Page 8 | Stay in Jail? Nix! 'the Jailbird' Finds Escape Rather Easy

STAY li 111? NIX! TIE JAILBIRD" FINOS ESCAPE RATHER EASY When You See Douglas Mac-Lcrfs Mac-Lcrfs New Photoplay You Must Not Reveal Secret It all convicts could effect I heir cs-j cape from prison with the dexterity! rshoifu by Douglas Mac Lean i his first Paramount starring vehicle), The Jailbird." thoie would Boon be no on ' left m the penitent fanes but ; the wardens and guards. Doug's eaCAPO from Jail is btll one, of the many humorous Incidents that' occur in 'The Jailbird," a" nv Para? mount picture produced l.v Thomas H. Ince, which will be shown tit the Al-. Al-. hambra theatre for four days commencing com-mencing tomorrow When you see this photoplay, you must not reveal the secret you know. Prison visitors, a collar and shirt lying in easy access on an office desk, .in.l. a ault of civilian clothes in the Warden's closet, arc the accessories thr;t aided Doug's escape. While the guard is showing a crowd of visitors through the prison, Doug, left alone in the warden's office where he Is a trusty, snatches the collar and shirt, adjourns to the rloset, dons his "civics" "civ-ics" and remnlns thoie until the re-; re-; i turn of the visitors. An they pass ithe ptbael door h- steps into tholr mlda and xits with them through the priaon gntes. How he sets iai k Info Jail again ts another story. Thomas H tnce personally RUier-isi RUier-isi 1 ill-- plrturr, which Was di.-ectoil ' by Lloyd Ingraham from u story by j Jullcn Josephson. A capable sunport-:.lng sunport-:.lng cait la headed by Doris May. . I ni