American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1919-03-15

most excellently served in the wa,
OF motion pictures at the Bronx the
atre Is the comment that was offer
Ed a few days ago by one of the ex
change managers from Salt LAX,
after reviewing the bookings mad,
by Frank e. Knots, manager Of tn,
local house. There Is no other the
atre in the state" said the exchang,
manager, Outside of Salt Lake. tina,
of1ers Its patrons sach excellent ant
high class pictures regularly ever,
day In the week. The public should
appreciate this fact ard give the
Bronx theatre every encouragement,
to continue this mag,s Icent policy
Coming from one who knows, this
is compliment that is highly priced
by the local management
It's an extraordinary program at
tho Bronx Saturday night. beginning
with the celebrated Fox Feature
Play, Bonnie Annie Laurie" star
ring Peggy Hyland. Another i'm
mense photoplay of the great world
war, of the Red Cross nurses, deeds
Of the sublimest heroisms in No Mans
land, realistic scenes In the trenches
and base hospitals, supreme sacrifices
of loyalty and patriotism at home and
In France-'all the glorious thrills
abound in Bonnie Annie Laurie" a
palpitating photodrama OF war and
love. It's q play that all want to see.
Also another one of those two reel
Fox Comedies that always fills the
theatre with roaring laughter. 80
cial Pirates" overlooking with fun
and giggles galore. Seven reels, Sat-
urday night.
Wonderful little Marguerite Clark
In her magnificent production OF the
most successful play ever written, the
immortal Uncle Toms Cabin" by Har-
riet Beecher Stowe. will be seen at
tho Bronx next Tuesday, matinee and
evening. Everyone knows of Uncle
Toms Cabin" the story that has been
played in every town, hamlet and city
OF America to millions OF people, and
the book that is read everywhere that
English IL spoken, now in motion pic
lures, better, more beautiful. more
dramatic and vivid than II was ever
dope on the stage.
The slave market, realistically pic
tured, Is STAGED In front of the old st.
Louis Hotel in New Orleans, histor-
ical landmark from the fact that dur
Ing slave days 1t was one OF the
most famous slave auctions in the
south. An old rSlic used in the
picture is the auction block on which
thousands OF negroes were knocked
down to the highest bidder, husbands
and wifes parted, and children torn
from the arms of their mothers. ORA
matte action, thrills and expectancy
are the features OF Uncle Toms
Cabin" and the numerous spell bind
Ind situations make this one Of the
most Interesting photoplays from
every standpoint shown here this
season.
Marguerite Clarke plays dual
rclt of Topsy and little Eva, and by
the aid OF multiple exposure photo
graphy, appears simultaneously in
the same scenes in the two charact-
ers. one as mischievious as a pick
aninny" can be and the other as dain-
ty as a bit of Dresden china. It's her
most talk d of artistic achievement
and there are few who Will deny
the pleasure Of seeing the
greatest success Of 1.-The sweetest girl
in motion pictures" In the play that
all have seen and known from child
hood days, Uncle Toms Cabin"
Matinee at AIS for the Riddles from
8 to 60,
Produced under the direction of
ID. W. Griffith, the greatest of all
motion picture artists. "The Great
Love" will be seen at the Bronx the
atre in American Fork for two
days run, next Thursday and Friday.
THE Great Love" rivals In its inten-
sity and gripping situations the
Birth OF Nation" and Hearts OF
the World" which have interested and
millions during the past
two or three years, "The Great Love"
Is a tremendous production, bringing
out a story Of the women of France
during war time, played. practically
by the same cast as that which ap-
peared in other of Mr.. Griffith's
splendid productions, II includes.
also, Britain's dowagar.
II bares tho very souls Of the wo-
men during their most terrible trials !
In history. II shows the Hun in all
his ruthlessress. u r'ill impress
some OF the facts Of the world wide
war upon the mind f. d way that can