Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1922-11-03 | Page 8 | 'Human Hearts' Now Showing at Alhambra One of Year's Best Films

'Human Hearts' Now Showing Show-ing at Alhambra One of Year's Best Films "Human Hearts." which opened an j engagement of three days at the Al-hambra Al-hambra theatre esterday, Is fully entitled to be termed "one of the really great pictures of the year" It is a story of mother love, a story of jllf In the average American family. Human Hearts" will catch tho human hu-man hearts In any audience, and, perchance per-chance put over a needed moral to the Inhuman It Is of absorbing interest in-terest nad moves along at a rapid rate The piece while Intensely dra-(matlc dra-(matlc has had light touches lnterpo- lated at Just tho right moment to nip a tear with a emilo. House Peters In the stellar role of Tom Logan brings lo the part a sympathetic sym-pathetic understanding that makos I his characterization n real master-'piecc master-'piecc and a personal triumph. Ills (performance In this feature and in "The Storrn" stamps him as one of. tho finest actors on the .screen to-Iday to-Iday The supporting cost Is of ex-1 oeptlona merit Including as It does such sterling actors as Edith Hallor, ! Utussell Simpson, Gertrude Claire. George Hackathorne, George W. West. Uucretla Harris, Ramsey Wallace. Wal-lace. Marv Philbln. H S- Karr and Snltz Edwards. nn