Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1920-04-13 | Page 5 | Tom Mix Scores His Greatest Success at Ogden Theatre

iTl II SCORES 11! I GREATEST SUCCESS IT BODE! THEATRE - T3verjnV-ivhoaw Fox FSinTcorpo- ration's latest Tom Mix picture, "Tho Daredevil." at tho Ogden (theater Sunday, Sun-day, Monday and again' today admitted admit-ted that in his debut as an author and director the cowboy star had mado a ten strike. ' Mix makes himself do more stunts than over in this sure-fire dramatic play ' of the west. He seems to have taken more chances with his lifo in 1 this picture than in all his previous! successes combined. Mb: has given the lovers of tho hazardous haz-ardous something to think abouL Not onb' has be outdone his best efforts heretofore, but he has called upon his support, which Includes tho pretty Eva Novak, Charles K. French, L. C. Shumway, Sid Jordan and Lucille Younge, to do what many a western star would consider too dangerous a I task to bo undertaken. "Tho Daredevil" Is a big photoplay superbly handled, full of thrills and of action and perfectly directed and photographed. j