Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1922-06-29 | Page 9 | Mary Pickford Charming in Picture at Alhambra Sunday

Mary Pickford Charming In Picture at Alhambra Sunday I The minions of readers of Fraacee HoVgaon Burnett world-loved novel ! . , i ,,r.l l aii'itleroy, will fl 1 V dc na the -r. "" "' "I" , al, ,s .tualnt.ness and, 'V rT and hafl been especially faith -''.Vi to the costumes and manners of the period depicted SO Vividly by the HUA8a vehicle for the lovely Mar. thiN storv Lb ideal, running as it do, gSTenUM gamut of emptlonal drama, , thos and riotous comedy II glvea w the greatest opportunity h,- -nn h lad for the display of that brll-l Sont genius which has so endeared her to the hearts of Mr. World and hi wife In this play, scheduled to open next Sunday at the Alhambra theatre she lias u c hance to let her public see her as a mature woman and aLso as u boy ol -. . n. In the world of dra-mutic dra-mutic art What could be more difficult? diffi-cult? Xot only In the same play but In the same scenes, will this greatest of all screen artists be seen In these two difficult roles. Through the medium of double exposure, ex-posure, that most baffling of photo-1 graphic methods. Miss pickford Is able to appear us two different characters! in the same scene, thus producing the1 most perfect illusion possible.