Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1920-04-21 | Page 7 | Sensational Comedy a Great Revelation

SEHTI01L COMEDY S GREAT HEL1IT1 Mack Sennett Brings Something Some-thing "Different" to the Screen Something new under the sun will be revealed at the Alhambra theatre when that very important planet Is seen rising over the hills that look Sdown on the farm in Mack Sennett's latest, triumph, "Down - on the If Farm." This five-f five-f reel comedy sonsa-J sonsa-J tion released by f United Artists will be seen for tho first time in this community Sun-P Sun-P day and will be -M -he featured offcr-Pl offcr-Pl m ins on the biff pro- S days' S0VCraI "Down on the T30V?t ONtIe Farm" presents Louise Fazenda Marie Prevost and Ben Turpin in the leading roles, with James Flnlayson, Harry Gribbon, Bert Roach, Billy Armstrong-, and John PIcnry, Jr., in important characterizations, while Teddy,' tho Great Dano star, Pepper, tho feline actress, and all the feathered feath-ered and four-footed folk of Sen-nett's Sen-nett's great organization will appear in various exnjtlng episodes in which hilarity and thrills, comedy and satire, sa-tire, humor and legitimate drama are mixed in a veritable hilarity of film entertainment- This blend ot many elements is what gives "Down on the Farm" its unique character and the claim Is made for It that It provided something some-thing different from anything that Mr. Sennett has ever accomplished in comedy, and, therefore, of course, different dif-ferent from anything any producer has ever evolved In screen entertainment. entertain-ment. Though the plot Is melodramatic and concerns the romance of a pretty maiden of rustic life, a monacing mortgage, a villainous landlord and a harrasscd and beautiful wife, tho treatment will bo found as new as it is rofrcshig and "different." It is a masterpiece from the hands of the producer who has mado moro footage of fun than any three producers of merriment in motion pictures. On this same program will bo featured fea-tured beautiful Constance BInney in her great Real Art production, "The Stolen Kiss." These two great productions produc-tions on the same program will form the greatest motion picture bill over offered. oo