Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1921-02-13 | Page 18 | Romance without Star but Splendid Actors at the Alhambra

11 Romance Without Star Bui j Splendid Actors at the 1 'J Alhambra in I There is no Jrtar In "Midsummer Ha (Infl Madness," the feature picture at the IB llml Alhambra theater today, but the lead-. Hall rolos are Pliycd by fiMiy film- fa-' JS brftes who uie considered of star cai- JH it Jack Holt will be remembered Xon a such pictures as "The Woman Thou' i I : a vest Me," "Held bj ..- Enemy." M f3j and Kthel Clayton's "Crooked H Ul Streets" and "Sing of Roranna ' He fl Hx la a tnc- Upstanding figure of a mj.i flj Sin I and an excellent actor. Lois WlhiOn.j nH wjjjj leading woman for Bryant vVashburn M "itRJ hi soveral eomediei and for Wallace Mj Keld In "What's VOJUr llurrvV" h..s I the mlo of th, e rring wife in "Mid-Istimmei "Mid-Istimmei Madneas." She is a bewitch- Ing beatlty from sunny Alabama. i, I i Lee, the dark-eyed favorite who cori il s emphatically in "Male and Kemab'" and "The Prince rhap." ! is also in the caat, as Is Conrad Nagel, Who descrtoil the Hrowdw.iv 'aK' to play the hero In the picturisatlon of Chambers" "The L'iirhtlng "haiiec" ami has now cast in bin fortunes with the Lajsky screen forces. "Midsummer Madm ss." produced by William De- MiMe from Cosmo Hamilton's Hamil-ton's novel, Ig declared to be one of Hie outsindlntc pictures of the current cur-rent season. It is a Paramount.