Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1920-09-23 | Page 7 | The Story of a Lover's Stunt

THE STORY OF A LOTOUNT '.suds." Mary Plckford's fortheom-Lr. fortheom-Lr. production for L'nlted Artists Which will bo seen at the Alhambra theatre on Sunday, might well be t i m.I 'The Talc of a Shirt," for the i Mi I are nil laid in a little launflry In the Slums of London, nnd Miss i ., l.i T.l, as Amanda Affllck, weaves BUCh a romance about the shirt which h;is been left by B casual customer that even her girl chums believe In almost ;ls much as herself. Having preached the philosophy of gladness In Pollyanha," Mary rick-ford rick-ford in "Suds" teaches the advantages and consolation of a vivid Imagination and when Lavender. the dell'very horse, is about to be sold for glue, fjh,. rescues him, takes him up two Of stairs to her room and tells him such wonderful tales that even this poor old animal bolle-es it. Bul with all Amanda Affllck is S little figure truo to llfo and with Miss I' i fiord's (left touches she brings the .i Mil, ru e bark from laughter to tears and bach again with her wonderful tales to the tingle termination of her romance.