Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1921-01-30 | Page 16 | Otis Skinner to be Seen in "Kismet" at Utah Theatre Soon

DO Otis Skinner to Be Seen in Kismet" at Utah Theatre Soon "Kismet" the giratest nd most! picturesque drama ever written by an Ann rn:di UUtllOP, Wai produced und fecame a theatrical triumph In both th United Statei and Europe. Translated into .1 docen different tongues, the story of the play has l -conic a literary . lassie (in ungboul the world, In the rolaof Halj. the beg- gur, utis Skinner, gTeateat f all American Amer-ican character actors, thrilled his au- dlenees from coast to coast for three continuous seasons. Like wine, kis- luef has Improved with age- until now Wi- arc privileged o view It at Uaj m st iii a m onderful film product Ion A j I Msmrt was to the stage Its greatest I drama so it is to the screen, th' juicatest photoplay H will be -hown at the Utah theatre beginning Feb-I Feb-I ruary 2u. Mr Skinner began hie theatrical career ca-reer In 177 Before becoming a Itai himself, he appeared prominently in j support of John McCullough. Booth and Barret. .Madam'- Janauschek and .Mary Anderson. It Is acknowledged , bj critics, and Mr. Skinner Is pleased , to agre'-. that of the many triumphs of his long career, lie reached his great eel heights in itu- portrayal of llalj. i he beggar, In "Kismet.' It w:r wiih difficulty Mr. Skinner was per ruaded to appear en the sllvereheei in his great success However, the de-iif de-iif to perpetuate 'Kismet" overcome hie Objections and the film fans are privileged to see the greatest Ameri-'can Ameri-'can character actor in the greatest American drama. on