Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1922-03-26 | Page 8 | "the Birth of a Race" to be at the Alhambra Wednesday

"The Birth of a Race" to Be at the Alhambra Wednesday "The Birth of a Race," the new picture pic-ture which the Alhambra theatre is to how, beginning next Wednesday picture dramatically the great event of history, but It not primarily u war story. lbs theme is of peace, ot brotherhood, it traces the history f World -advancement from tlv 'Janion of Kden to the dawn of pec in the present year f our Lord. "The Birth of a Race" in shown in its progress iluwn through the ages In BOS 1MB of peace, ol war, of diplomacy and domestic do-mestic happlnc:. It is one of the most graphic histories of the worm ever presented for the enlightoflmenl .inJ entertainment of the people In addition to Ihls. tho picture contains con-tains one of the finest modern StOlieS ever pictured. It is tfce story of a truly American bojr who m;irrlod the girl of his choice een though she wja poor and ho was rich Ha went to work in tho shops his father owned In order to prove hie ability to make his own way. And when the war came he and his young wife faood their problems as brsVve young Aio t -leans. The big lust for the young man came when he h.irned that his own father had been working for 'he German Ger-man cause, In fact had won :i decoration deco-ration from the kaiser. Some of tho best acting ever seen on the screen is done by George Le Guere as tho hero, Jane Grey as his young wife, und Ben Hendricks us ttie American of German birth who v. .is tricked into the kaiser's net. f 4