Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1921-01-10 | Page 4 | Delightful Drama of Love and Hate Now Showing at the Alhambra

Delightful Drama of Love and Hate Mow Showing at the Alhambra A delightful drama of love, hate, bu- man emotions, with u slight sbrlflklitig of martial scenes, is "Held i the i;n-etnv.' i;n-etnv.' th.- Paraiuount ploturlsatlon of William GRJette's famous plav. which Was show n 'a: Ihe Alhambra theatr.-last theatr.-last nigh' The big audience frequently frequent-ly attested Its appreciation of the photoplay pho-toplay pj ,,la use. There Is Just enough of the Civil war flavor a I. out Held by the Kn- amy" to make it thoroughly rellshabte. The story haj to do with Rachel Hnyne. a beautiful young southern girl, who is supposedly a widow who lives Wilb he?- fa mdj in an old manor which Li In possession of the federal troops commanded h Colonel I'rescott. That officer loves Rachel and he is about to avow- his reciprocated love when Captain Hayne. the husband, turns up. tlayne escapes arter being sentenced sentenc-ed to death and after being wounded. Ih recaptured. After several stirring Incidents he commits suicide Jack Holt as Colonel Prescott gives a finished fin-ished performance whllo the Rachel of MISS AyreS is artistic The sup-port sup-port generally Is excellent.