Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1922-12-31 | Page 14 | "Ebb Tide," Sensational Picture, Starts Today at the Alhambra

"Ebb Tide," Sensational Picture, Starts Today at the Alhambra j A desperate tight ivllh an octopus, a breath-taking storm ut sea. scenes lOf pearl divers it ,vork and overlaying 111 all the remarkably human characters charac-ters of Robert Louis BteVenaOn and Lloyd Osbourne such are tho hli'h llcbts of "Ebb Tide." a new George Melfnrd Paramount picture, which comes to the Alhambra theatre for tour days, beginning today. Tho finely draw noharucters which ' arc so truly stc eneqnlsn divide interest in-terest so equally In the story that Mr Melford. instead of featuring nny one or two players, has assembled a ! notable cast, all of whom arc of "star" I or near-star rank in their own right. The women are LHa Lee and Jucquc- ! line Logan. The men include James; K:rk'"od Baymond Hatton, Oeorg1' Fawcett and Noah Beery All are members of the recently organized Paramount stock Company players As In the cose of "Burning Sands." beautiful exterior scenos are the most. Important feature of "Ebb Tide." A Pacific island was chosen for the locale lo-cale and transformed Into a tropical Isle. Mr MHford, wltht a largo amount of portable electrical equipment, equip-ment, a lleet of power boots und schooners and a largo force of players and technical help, encamped for a whole month at this location A full stage prolougue will be glv-en glv-en this evening and tomorrow, show- j lng the Hawaiian islandn. a Voll MO in action, hula girls, etc, In addition1 ito a fine new comedy 00 if