Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1921-01-11 | Page 4 | History Repeats Itself in "Last of the Mohicans" Now at Ogden

00 History Repeats Itself in "Last of the Mohicans" Now at Ogden Early American history Is graphically graphic-ally represented on the screen In Maurice Mau-rice Tourneur's new special film. "The Last of the Mohicans, which shows at the ogden theatre again toduy The actual event repealed was the horrible massacre "f Fort William Henry, Now York, which took place on August 10th, 1767. Strangely enough, Tourneur filmed the Identical scenes un the tenth ot August, 1920 ami for a time it looked a if the calendar cal-endar had returned to colonial days, so n iltstic v.-a-s the big scene. Il was a bloody affair, but only one gallon of glycerine blood wa spilled over the ground at the Tourneur studio. stu-dio. Montcalm, the French general, set out from Canada with savages at his allies, determined to capture the British forts The general, col Mun- ro, and thousands of soldiers and In-'li In-'li ni liVed again In the film scenes. tills special picture comes with an ftlMead cast, headed by such well-known well-known player us AVrillace Beery. Albert Al-bert RoflCt6, Joseph SlngStCh, Barbara Bedfbfd IJllian Hall and Hem v Woodward Wood-ward with an arrr.y of player tabnt that Is capable of carrying a picture unaided.