Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1920-04-07 | Page 2 | Norma Talmadge at Orpheum Last Time

JOlilMEEjlT 1 ORPUEUM LAST TIE I Chance remarks arc often tho cause i of momentous happenings. A remark H j made by a guide who was taking 'a ! party through the slums of New York, JBi ' in ono of the most notorious resorts in the underworld, changod tne entire H ; career of tho daughter of tho owner. 'H .Tho guide doclared to his party that it was no wonder that children raised H in such surroundings became croukd;, - 'H land criminals. Tho fathorboliovod him and the way ,ho took to got his daughter away from her world, and the result of his action makes tho fascinating story which is HP told by the First National production iHu of X'orma Talmadge In "A Daughter of Two Worlds," which will be tho at- H&sj tract.ion at tho Orphoum theatre the Kgi lust time today. BJ