Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1920-08-21 | Page 8 | Bedroom Farce due Here Tomorrow

eEKl! HOE DUE HERE TOMMOW "Parlor, Bedroom and Bath" an Hilarious Screen Version of Broadway Success "Parlor, Bedroom and Bath," the screen rarce which stris forth the tribulations trib-ulations and misadventures of a model husband who won his wife under a false pretense of devil ishnc-ss, is scheduled for its first local showing at the Utah Theatre today. For one of the longest and most hilarious hi-larious seasons a comedy has ever known. "Parlor, Bedroom and Bath," written by C. W Bell and Mark Swan and produced In the theatre by A H. Woods, convulsed New York; and thos,- who have had the opportunity cf seem- pre-release showings of the production In pictures with an all-star all-star cast, cm- that the play has gained rathei than lost in hilarity in the translation to the silver sheet. The situation or at least the central cen-tral situation, for tnere are any number num-ber of them-ir-deaia with Reggie Irving, Ir-ving, who bad tot many years had sought to Win Angelica. This young woman wanted i man Just the opposite oppo-site of what her own name Implied. She wanted a wi!d one and sine- Reggie Reg-gie had no Idea of how to be wild had no Inclinations toward sowing even n little patch of th? untamed oats, he perforce sought outside aid. He went to Tolly Hathaway, socletv reporter on the scandal sheet, and asked her to use dark polish on his reputation