Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1920-12-26 | Page 14 | Curwood Film, "Nomads of the North," at Orpheum Tonight

Curwood Film, r'Nomads of the North," ai Orpheum Tonight Moigar ill" is the hit nanie of the little pup used so successfully by David M Hartford In his production for tho Associated Firsi National of James Olive1 Curwood'a magic lovo story, "Nomads i the Noun." booked to be shown at the Orpheum theatre starling tonishi and. paradoxical as It mnv seem, rtolftar 111 lived and1 breathed before he was born and eenj in N iin w.is arranged t coincide ex-' a 11 with the written requirements of the remarkaub screen story. x In James :.er Curwood's book. 'Holgar ill." Is "Brliftstbne the rup". and his bahv antics In 'he pages of the book have made millions laugh lllii:ic'i piM-liaiiM at tinier with a little catch m the breath. Hrlmstone the I Sip" I beg your pardbp "Holgar III" has a pedigree as intermlnalde as an Income tax re-1 i..:; and h. scorns t feel his Import- anco. "His Pupshlp" enjoys tho dls-tlnctlon dls-tlnctlon of being placed on vacation on full saian for a perloil f two! wiks: a 1 1 t or screen stars whose, combined remuneration, even If reduced re-duced to CUITCncy, would almost erju.nl the weight of his chubby little body., I!, was brought about through the discovery that the pup was Increasing I in slr.e at the tremendous rate of more than a half inch dally and was rapidly and with deadl) certainty outgrowing i I his part. In other words his alarming (alii in size .mi weigh' was entirely I nut of proportion to what it should have been in accordance with the pro- i Kr m of the story. riu personal, Immediate and exclusive ex-clusive attention pf the direetor was necessary to preclude the posslbiii-1 . t ins growing awaj from the human hu-man characters In the story atid all of1 'in pup's scenet wen taken in sue-. le.xvimi ainl .-is i.ipidt' i; possible to the exclusion of all other seiiuences.