Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1920-04-26 | Page 7 | 'Parentage' Shown at Orpheum Theatre

'PflBENTAGE' SHOWN IT 0RPHE1 llfflE Picture With a Message to Be Shown Again Tuesday Matinee and Night Presenting a clear exposition of tho proper and Improper methods of roaring roar-ing children and considering environment environ-ment as an important factor in tho moulding of a child's character, "Parentage," "Par-entage," was shown at tho Orpheum theatre last night. The film parallels the lives of Horace Hor-ace Smith and "Buster" Brown starting start-ing with the offect on their lives of pre-natal influence. Considerable amusement is accorded accord-ed the patrons In tho school-room scenes, where "Sklnnav" the dunco. the sohool-room sweathoarts, "tho bad boy" and the usual characters of the lower classes of the old-time schools, are shown. "Parentage" is a picture that every father and mother should see. It carries car-ries a strong message of child-life, and how the parent may be the deciding factor that makes tho child either a . respected man of the community or ja pariah. I On the same bill Is a Cuckoo comedy with Bobby Burns, "The Shimmie Gym" showing the gymnastic girls in their own particular stunts. The same bill will bo shown Tuesday Tues-day matlnoes and night. I nrt