Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1922-03-03 | Page 10 | 'Forever' Title of Alhambra Picture Opening next Sunday

'Forever' Title of Alhambra Picture Opening Next Sunday Wallace Keid, who generally is vis-I nailed behind the wheel of a long J ! nosed racing automobile, changed his , ! conveyance, also his speed. In "For- i ever," George Fitzmaurlce's para-j i mount picture production, in which he i is co-starring with Elsie Ferguson and which will be the feature at the Al- ' hambra theatre next Sunday, In their newest picture the two stars ; step from one conveyance into another non- as spepdy or modern, however. OS a roaring racer, for the story of! ' "Forever" deals with a uerlod ante-; dating the advent of the gasoline crass and permits of no means of locomotion lo-comotion that breathe through a car-' j buretor. Miss Ferguson md Mr. Reld had : their first ride together In B horse-I horse-I drawn victoria, n vehicle borrowed from the Yandcrbilt collection in New : York by th-- Paramount eastern stu-'dios. stu-'dios. Mi.y Ferguson was next drawn j across the French street set In the studio In an ancient tallyho. In subsequent scenes the two ride together In o Venetian gondola, propelled pro-pelled by a picturesque brigand. After Aft-er that they ride together on a camel i In the Alegrlan ICI n S. Mr. Hold's fi- J nal mount wan an English hunter In the fox hunt scenes. oo