Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1921-03-04 | Page 4 | Charles Ray's New Leading Woman an "Extra" a Year Ago

Charles Ray's New Leading Woman an "Extra" a Year Ago ' Stepping from high school in San Francisco less than a year ago. Kthel Shannon, a demurs 71 ml subtle UiSf who proudly hoists ihn shl ll of Lrlsh descent, Is seen as leading lad for Charles Ra In his newest Inco-Para-j mount satire on rural life. "An Old-Fanhloned Old-Fanhloned Boy, " which comes ss the feature offering to the Alhambrn theater thea-ter for four days, comment ioR Sun day linterlng pictures as an extra." she) soon won a berth In the ingenue class' and from there followed her opportunity oppor-tunity to pla' leading roles M Shannon will be seen In the i-oe of Betty Graves. an ult i a -fashionable soi iot.v girl with a supt ri llloiis 'lit position, which causes her sweet-' heart. David Warrington (Charlel I'ayi. much trouble and worry- "An Qld-FaahlohAd Boy" eras ui- tcctcd b Jerome Btorm from a story" : by Agnes Chrlstinn Johnson, author of many uy successes, including "Alarm Clock Andy." "The Girl I Dodger" In addition to Miss Shan-1 non. the cast includes Alfred Allen.' I Wade Botelor. Grace Morse, Gloria Joy. Krankie Iyoc. Virginia Binjwn and Hal Cooley.