Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1922-11-16 | Page 12 | Pantages Show Has Card of Novelties

PUKTOS SHOW IMS : W BFWTIES I The new Pantages show opening to- j d i at the (Jrphoum has 8lx excellent l is and a fine big picture to com- I plete the program. The realure picture pic-ture is A Prophet's Parudlse. ' ntar-rmg ntar-rmg Eugene O'Brien Who is rapidly becoming a big favorite in pictures The story is set In the Far East and a as i beautiful love story mixed with bandits and the eastern slave market Uf the vaudeville acts the Selection ol a lieadlincr would be difficult, as they are all representative produc- ' iiiiis Marlette's Manniklns Is novel and clever, In tar t, they are probably , the best mannlklil act that has been seen hereabouts tor some time. Davis and McCoy arc a man and maid who I have a clever act filled with comcdv lines and situations. Dorothy Lewis Is a statuesque young songstress with a rich mezzo contralto voice which sh uses to great advantage in a well 3c- 1 lected program of songs. Stuart and' Law rence offer a decid d innovation I and turnish a real surprise. Twenty Minutes in Chinatown gives one an I Uisight into the tong operations in San j Frajiclsco's famous Chinese quarters.; and is a sketch possessed of much to 1 Interest the theatre fan A fine casi I Interprets the many roles. The Four 1 Roses are pretty girls, both skillfull and agile. The first performance begins at 1 30 p. m. and the evening performance at 6 p. m. each day. Adv.