Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1920-09-18 | Page 4 | Priscilla Dean in "the Virgin of Stamboul " at Ogden First of Features

TriscfflaDeanin'The I Virgin of Stamboui" at I I Ogden First of Features , H 1 The Ogden theatre for Sunday an-1 an-1 nouncc. the extraordinary engagement I of PriflciUa Dean, In the $500, uOu pro- ;ij : duc.ion. "The Virgin of Stamboui," for inn indefinite engagement beginning I Sunday morning. This sensational picture pic-ture of the "wickedest city In the nsfl . world" has been shown to crowded .houses throughout the country. It is another or the big scoops by the Ogden j In which they have secured the picture 'jiM for their patrons regardless of the cost ISTl j The picture is ct raordniary in its on-j on-j tlrety and does not contain a foot of j film where Interest will lag. I This afternoon and evening the picture pic-ture by Olhe Thomas, the beautiful star who died In Paris seven days ag 1 will be shown in "The Flapper." As an extra feature Clyde Cook, the Indln J rubber comedian with his educate-) i ) jackass will also be shown. Cook has created a great impression in Ogden during the past four days with his MHlfi original comedy. He makes a valu flBHi able addition to the comedians, Harold Lloyd and Larry Semon, which the Ogden Og-den has already contracted for. Next Thursday Babe Ruth's picture "Over the Fence.' will be seen at the Ogden together with Eugene O'Brien in "The Figurehead." iiLA,