Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1921-02-26 | Page 3 | [Untitled]

"Dinty's" Coming Back Bv Popular Request ; ( Wesley Barry as Dinty) This stirring drama of San Francisco's Chinatown replete with Thrills, Tears, Laughs j ORPHEUM j SUNDAY AND MONDAY I I1 UTAH THEATRE 1 LAST TIMES TODAY ANITA STEWART in 'The Message of the Mouse" BUSTER KEATON COMEDY I THE DEVIL' I I Will Be at the I I UTAH Theatre I I SUNDAYSEE HIM Ij Read About It in Our Big Ad I Sunday Morning Hi BsssssssssssssWIIIW HssKl D ON' i PAH 8EE " V "THE LOST PARADISE" (The Play That Made Maude Adams Famousi Presented by THE WEBER NORMAL COLLEGE Under the direction of Blanch Kendall McKcy at the ORPHEUM THEATRE TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1 AND 2 I ALHAMBR A I I ; j X m, UTAH'S FINEST THEATRE I 1 iLAST CHANCE TOMGHT I I I "iiD ?,mu 1 I I "SI LK HOIERY j I 1 PRICES 10c 20c 30c ?s I I 7 30, 915 Children Adults Matinees Adults All Balcony Main Floor p. m. mit Seats Evenings Evenings Mi H I Coming Tomorrow I I 3?i Wednesda I I ! DANIELS J I S '' I f She Couldn't Help It j I The police these days pay as little attcn.ion when a girl gives that excuse as they H do to the old alibi of "didn't know it was lorded." But in the esse of Nance Olden H j she couldn't help the way she had of earning her living, any more than after that strange ride in the bishop's carriage she couid help stealing the heart of the man who believed in her end who gave hr the chance lo lecd a different life, ffi And if you will give her just half a chance, this appealing little star. Bebe Daniels, the "good little bad girl," will make way with your heart also in "She H Couldn't Help It." j I ADDED FEATURE 1 I MERRIMAXD COMEDY E I , UDUCK IN" I ' PRICES Shows I I 10c-20c-30c Hy I I Children Balcony Evenings Adults Main r ff ' J All Seats Adults Matinees Floor Evenings lJ) jg JbbbbVssssbsbbbsbbbbbbWsb I