Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1920-04-18 | Page 8 | 'Red hot Dollars' Casts Charles Ray as Foundry Worker

IB HOT BOMS' CASTS CHARLES RAY i fiS FOUNDRY WORKER Youthful Star Has Sudden Rise in Fortune in Attractive Attrac-tive New Picture Charles Ray dons overalls and carries car-ries a dinner pail in his new picture, "Red Hot Dollars," Which will be the attraction at tho Alhambra theatre for three days commencing tonight The youthful star has the role of Tod Burke, a machinist in a small town iron foundry. Peter Garton, owner of the foundry, is cold and and selfish and has been the means of driving to the wall Angus Mulr, his old business associate. Muir and bis pretty daughter, daugh-ter, Janet, live in poor financial straits in a humble cottage. Tod picks up an acquaintance with them. Later, his quick wit enables him to save his employer's life when a heavy timber falls, though Tod' himself is badly hurt. Old Garton is affected by the boy's sacrifice and, taking him to! his mansion, looks after him while hej regains his strength and then decides) to adopt him. Tod tells Muir of hlsj good fortune, innocent of tho strong enmity botween the Scotchman and; Garton, and Muir drives him out of his house. Thereupon, Tod gets Jonet a job in the Garton offices and the-two the-two evolve a clever and successful scheme to bring about a reconciliation between Mulr and Ga'rton. "Red Hot Dollars" is said to provide pro-vide Charles Ray with a. characteristic role. The supporting company is headed head-ed by Gladys George. It. is a Para-mount-Artcraft picture produced by Thomas II. Ince.