Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1920-08-11 | Page 2 | Morosco Comedy at Orpheum Tonight with All-Star Cast

Sir S IIHSU-STSSffi' By the sheer motive power of its! UCtlng, .Mamma's Affair," which I Opens Its engagement at the ruheurn' tonight for the one performance only.! lias driven Itself well upward toward the front row of the plays one likes to remember The cast Oliver Moioscoi has given this very successful comedy' leads like a concentrated star cluster. ; There are Effit. Shannon, Robert Ede- son. Amelia Bingham, Kaiherlne Kael-rcd, Kael-rcd, Ida St. Leon. George Le Ouerc id I. .tile liilli. with that sort of u septet there could hardly fail to be ib-tt. certain and winning acting, "Mamma's Affair" is a Harvuid prize comedy, the work of Rachel iiarton Butler and has proved one of the dls-j linct successes of the New York audi Chicago season, with Its unending' iuugbable and exciting situations. The play Is realistic und refreshing, the dialogue crisp and the situations original, orig-inal, The success of "Mamma's Af-1 fair" Is in its character drawing; It does ;iot contain a single .ole-tlml Is But In commonplace pattern. oo-