Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1921-02-03 | Page 4 | Douglas Maclean in Fine Popular New Comedy

Douglas Maclean in Fine Popular New Comedy Pougius Mar-lean, whose Paramount 8tarrmj; vehicle. The Rookies Ke-turn," Ke-turn," hs made a hit at the Alham-bra Alham-bra theatre this afternoon, has earned the reputation durint; the past year of being: one of the most energetic workers In the screen profession. Not only does Mr. Maclean play an important part In the selecting of his stories, but he assists materially In the selection of lhe cast and the direction of the picture. Mr. MaeLean Iihs had several years" experience both on the Speaking stage , and the screen and Is a capable Judge , of dramatic and comedy values. No B cue ix taken in a MacLean produc-i produc-i tion unless It has first been enre-' enre-' fully analyzed as to Its piohable effect ef-fect upon future audiences "The Rookie' Return' Is a humor-j humor-j ously Interesting Story Of a young rc-i rc-i turned soldier and his exciting experiences ex-periences in adjusting himself to civilian ci-vilian life after two years In the sei v-I v-I Ice. In the role cf the rookie. Mr MaOLedn In ablj supported by DorN May and S Company of well known players which Includes Frank CUT-j CUT-j Her, Joe White. Wallace Beery, Kath-i Kath-i Icen Key and William Courirlght.