Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1921-02-20 | Page 22 | Connie Talmadge to be Seen Tonight at Orpheum Theatre

Connie Talmadge to Be Seen Tonight at Orpheum Theatre The Orpheum theatre will have as tS feature attraction beginning tonlRhl Constance Talmudge in "DangerOUl Business," adapted by John Kiwrson jaiifl Anita l.ons from Madelalne Sharp Buchanan's story "The Chessboard." it is dlrfOted by Wllllum Xclll. According to advance reports this 1 . 1 ma is din- 1 i-nt iliiin t he usual run It does not follow the conventional lines of the jjcrsecuted heroine, the villain and the rescuing hero. Nam I I'lavell. the madcap society girl who Is always falling In ami out of love In about to marry one man when at jt he very altai' in order to escape 8 distasteful marriage shi declares she Is already 0 married woman and the woddlng is off. Cut mil of the frying pan inlo thr fire of rueful trouble. The alleged "bridegroom" turns up and the pali conducted to the bridal chamber by ihls mother Here be orders Xam s lindren and get Into bed. She Is afraid ,lo tell her family of her predicament and compiles. The "bridegroom'' sits Ion tho side of the bed and begins to disrobe. Now always heretofore, someone some-one has arrived on the scene and rcs-ued rcs-ued the girl. But the night passes. The acting of Miss Talmadge portray lng the terrible mental torture Nancy Flavell undergoes In this unique situation situa-tion Is declared to be uneipialled for its sincerity. I Another trying situation w hich is handled with rare tact Is when Nnu I pleads with the hero to marry her and Mo make her his wile before the law lus she Is supposed to be by all their 1 1 lends. (o demands a surety for her IgOdd behavior and she shows hlni a baby's shoe, promising him that motherhood moth-erhood will havo a sobering Influence 00 her penchant for flirting and flh- btiur.