Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1921-01-13 | Page 4 | "Idols of Clay," to be Seen Soon in Local Theatre

"Idols of Clay." to Be Seen Soon in Local Theatre Th languorous South Sea islands mingle with London's Llmchouse slums In George Fltzmaurlce'o latest production, ' Idols of Clay." which will , hav e us first local showing at the Al-hambra Al-hambra theatre next Sunday Mao I Murray and David Powell arc tho featured players. Tho atory waa written writ-ten by Ouida Bergero. The central characters are Faith Merrill, a pretty. Innocent creature living with her father. Jim Merrill, a d'-n llct, und his dissolute partner, Wink, on an obscurn South Sea Island Morrill and Hllnky sell Illicit rum to the natives In return fur smuggled smug-gled oearls. To the island cornea Dion Holme, a young sculptor, who Is drifting drift-ing around llu- world in tin- effort to forget an unfor'nn.tte nftulr with . Lady Cray. In London. Faith picks him up half conscious on the beach, and under her curt- not only hit health but his considerable talent for working in clay returns loiter, Jim Merrill Is killed in a drdnken brawl and lion, completely restored, returns to London Lon-don to take up his career again The ezcitlna adventures thai befall Faith when she attempts to follow him form the remainder of the action.