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Drama And
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 19, 1914
Th e
Picture
P 1 ay s
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turarnr
THE NEW MANAGEMENT
The
Parker
Woodman
Amusement
Co.
Announce a complete
CHANGE OF POLICY
for this popular house.
Yielding to many requests
the management of the
OS! Or"
OPERA
COMPANY
Will Present
ONE COMPLETE OP-
a memory that tomes to "an actor's,
mental vision. '
Direetor--The equivalent of a stage
manager in a theater.
Iiissolve The running of one scene
into another by a gradual cutting off
of one and sharpening of the other
It is done by running the film twice
through the camera; the first time
I gradually (losing the shutter on the
first scene, and the s'erond time start
ins with a closed shutter and grad
ually opening it on the hew scene.
It is most often used to suggest
memories of the past or visions seen
by characters in the play. The
scenes which appear to their mental
screen and are gradually dissolved
away as they end.
Double Exposure Used wnere the
visions are seen by characters in the
play or for trick photography, as that
in which one actor takes two parts
in the same scene. In this case again
the film is run twice through the
camera. The first time the section
of the picture which is to show u
Vision is cut out with a shade over
that section of the lens, and the sec
ond time only the vision section is
permitted to let light through. In
cases where one actor is playing two
parts the two characters are kept in
different parts of the scene, one part
being photographed on each run anil
the other part shut "-
Exterior A view apparently of out
doors, whether taken indoors or not.
Fade Out Somewhat similar to dis
solve, except that instead of having
! the entire picture fade away evenly ,
! It is steadily reduced In size until it
j vanishes in the center.
Feature A play of two or more
i reels.
First - Hun A play shown by a
theater on the d'.iy of Its release from
the manufacturer. Second, third and
fourth runs come consecutively after
it.
Flash A brief glimpse of a scene,
just enough to account for the pres-
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THE LAMARA announces its big-!
I gest week. Today the bill includes j
the wonueriui Kciison feature, "Si- ;
lent Teath," and in addition will i
have the I.ubin "Heart of Mystery" j
and the Vitagraph comedy, "The
Trail of Snake Bend," which is quite
enough to keep anybody interested.
However, the great big feature of
the week will be "Anthony and Cleo
patra" on Tuesday and Wednesday.
This is the biggest feature that the
Kleine people have ever turned out
and it will be a revelation of the J
possibilities in picture making. It j
goes without saying that the Lamara :
will house the biggest crowds in its .
ujMury on mese iww ciays. i
THE REGALE THEATRE is to- i
day presenting a bill that will appeal
to every patron of this oozy ami i
comfortable moving picture house at j
210-212 East Washington street. The
vt j&y i
ence of some character in a particular ),jSKOSt hind of success.
feature of the program is a series of i
! slides presenting a pictured recital of i
the Sun Fete parade on Thursday K
and the Elks' Reunion association
parade on Friday. As the slides will
be an added feature to the regular;
program, they will be shown on J
Monday as well as today. Manager
Cruckson in this connection also an- j desert, levelling and sowing,, digging j
nounces that excellent moving pic- i wells, planting trees and doing the
jture films were taken of the parades j other things that go toward
T-nlvr!.i film serving n,i th.it . hou I making a home. Some were homesick
films will be received here in a few ! and many lonely. It was an opportune
I days and will be shown at the Re- i Un u'r the women to get together anu
; see wnat tney couii ao to alleviate
The regular program today will j matters and make life a little more
consist of five rce.ls of high class ! cheerful. A meeting was called at the
dramas and comedies including an j home of Mrs. J. J. Goulds on the Rase
unusual Spanish production by the j ne. Those who responded were
Powers company. "His Wife's Child." I homesteaders five miles from Phoenix.
iF-J I featuring Florence Lawrence, heads ! They were waiting lor water, as sev-.'
riiiM'mk ! the bill. This is a, two-reel Victor oral others were, but early in 1913 the
and the story is said to be unusually ! canals were opened, and now the "des
Ferne NlVrose, Prima Donna with ' interesting. "She Becomes a De- j ert is blossoming like the rose," with
the Bowker Musical Comedy Co., : tective" is a Frontier comedy, the Jits great fields of alfalfa, milo maize
at the Savoy j breezy Western sort with a laugh to and grain. Nineteen women attended
.every foot of the film. "The Taran- I the first session and a poeietv w:i
of the kind that has been offered to I u,1;l Girl" is the. Spanish reel that formed and named "The ladles' Aid i
"r . . i.'. .kiW111 appeal to English-speaking peo- society ot the south Side, with Mrs.
Phocn.x. before that ,t deserves the, " n. . .. ' '
-The number of feet - Of
place.
Footage
film used.
! Heavy The villains role.
I Insert or Cut In Similar to leader,
except that it is usually a section of
j the dialogue of the play, and Is most
1 Used in a scene and not between
scenes.
Animated Weekly presents a series of Rowker, vice-president; Mrs. F. Wil-
The offering this week, beginning pictures, of recent happenings feat- son, secretary, and Mrs. Farmer, treas
tomorrow night, will be "Olivetta," I ured in tho news columns of the urer, and the following departments
one of the, most delightful comic j papers of the world. Altogether this were organized: Plans, social, literary
; operas ever .written. The music is promises to be one of the best bills and reception and sick; the aims being
wholly charming and the comedy I the Regale has been enabled to offer j for mutual benefit and charitable work,
bully. They could not have chosen j in sometime. The society grew so rapidly the homes
i. better ' work to inaugurate the new i were too small for .such an audience,
policy with. ' Phoenix is continually THE PLAZA management promis-'; an,t .), two Sunday schools that had
asking for good music well given, j es an unusually good bill today and been established in the meantime de-
Interior A setting showing trie in- The Ronton Idea! company is doing ; an even better one tomorrow. "The Ri,.pd (f) comp together to form one
jside of any structure. more to' supply this demand than any i Way of a Mother," Is a two-reel Mil-j R0(lrt school, so they began planning
! Lead An important character as- company that has ever come h-re, I tuai feature presenting in excellent inr n centrally located building. Messrs.
signed to the players who usually ntul they' should be supported. j pictures a story eompellingly inter-'' ror,.p.( 1?n,i Heard offered to donate
I play heroes or heroines. ; ,, -sting. "The Angel of Mrcy" is a what half n building would cost-and
I J,eader A sub-title or chapter head- j THE LION continues to be away j single Gaumont, bringing out a sf.ry f;vf. a,.res of Ifim1." Soliciting commit
'ing thrown on the screen in text, v.s- llp in front of the .moving picture of- , that is a fitting companion piece for tr(s wpre .ipp0intpi1 nr(1 w(,nt to work
uallv between two scenes, but some- fenngs. The program for this week j the feature. "Billy's New Watch." is ; earnest, pnd inside One vear a
time's in the middle of a scene. offers an unusual feature in "The U Majestic comedy that will provoke hptultifll, five-roomed buPding. named'
One Reel-A thousand feet of film Perils ' of Pauline,- the grent j ripples of laughter and send patrons by Mrs. ' Hean1 ,by renuest "Xeigh
' running from fifteen to twenty min- Pathe serial which is arousing so of the Plaza away happy. Tomor- borbo)d House;. costins $2Ma. stoo
sixteen pictures in a mucn iavoraoie coiu...eni uuuusu.un ( . "... "... "-..""' ." completed, furnished and paid for
utcs, taking
...... .untp. TVii Kio- fmitiir.i
i ..r.,1 vbmb nr iihout Illty leei a...j, l,.b
of film to the minute. be shown on Wednesday and Thurs-
P-in or Panorama To turn or swing day. this week and every second week
,0'ran, in anv direction so as to thereafter. The balance of the week
change its field. Much' used in fol
timing a. - , (.,- Girl and the famous Realty film as
Practicable A piece of seem n , tt.r- ' ' :
niture or props that is real or suf- the leaders.
! ! the use thtt . ThM little house is just about a
tlliemij vc.ir nl.l nnur nn.l from its ot.enina
will ' Heasts at I-arge," a thrilling thre-
will he devoted to the regular run
of Mutual Movies with the Mutual
reel picture showing just what hap
pened when the cirrus train was
wrecked and the wild animals were
. except the piano to be used for phil-
i anthropic. educational and religious !
purposes, controlled by six trustees, !
released from their cages. The man- . . , ' " " ' "
.,..,, . . . 'the Sunday school one from each so-
agement oi the Plaza has been trvingi . . , . '
, , i-i 1 ciety elected annuallv. i
tor several weeks to secure this film., ' .
It wi!l be shown -but the one day.! ThP-I.nion Sunday school meets
, (vj .every Sunday afternoon at 3 p. m. and j
... ! !. . has a Rible class of about fifty mem- I
the real niece would have to stand
' ,t.u . nMtitn in the nic
l-rops ii.e .w , ... ... . . lh(? procession. ' No better films can
ture bv the actors or set about the '
day it has been at the very head of I 1
CLUB NOTES- . fl
.'""lid, n-tjin tiiirnu. i ar i
T Ti-U A. S. imots twice a month and is
' ! -11 r..1n
v. i i. ati win. : - - fi VmtfmiPii rrnm Pnp Ttrn
aged. Ceitn. comf,,nah,e and altogMh- I - "T .Z"r??Ll' T ""L",?
ttintu-o oa ihora is tin KPtt.r i cantata. "A Rhine lirend." bv . A J. - -.." ""v,. , .n r,v,t.viu .i.-,t.--
chorus; Mrs. J. E. Walker, director,
sewing for the third of each month.
and Mrs. ' W. ' E: Defty. ' accompanist ' j 'i" 7w and green," and
scene. .
Register A word used1 to indicate
that an actor must show .plainly by mu'jc tha( crtn A hpanl ( Caldicott, will be sung by the. club Sisned e Wliifsday and
his action or facial expression, in.. there
Is experiencing a ctruun emouo'i,
!iiig a certain thing or saying a specl
flu thing.
Scene That part of the 'action of a
nholo plaj- which takes place in ons lt wH1 tonight.
i.,r.fctinn uSthont n break in the ae- ,t,. niirasdv.
lion. ' . . , , . , the place- wjll, wUh them good luck i will be in charge of Mrs. "Joseph rT. g,tn.t?nrrl' How to Use the Ballot
' Scenario A description of the ac- in lars(, bunches when they get 4n ! Kibbev and Mrs. M H -Wflliams. ' ' ' J' ' Pn'slcal Culture Day," picnics;
tiOn. in a Thoto play', scene by scene, jver. .' ' , ' . . ., j . , .,. ., j'C-.nd programs for 1914 are "Moth-
giving- the entrance- of each player To replace the bunch of live wires j 'The Harmony .club has arranged a j " s ?ay'" "A8ricultural Day," "Demon
and occasionally some of . the more the : management has brought, the ! splendid program 'for Gentlemen's ratirtn of Table Setting and Serving
I, (;,. tliulnime . , HOWker MUSlCa- t.OmeUV COmjianV ' kven ni " u h eh will l.n ..V.uar,o,l m,'"'.'. vi.nriii. t.icuu ui ,
Since the announcement of thft "1
R. Jacobs and his most j bazadr committee jrf The -Republicnh C "6 . -ssionary
id company, or rather ; last week, a new feature has been add- J -coiners)
and every patron that ed for tl annual c:lub event. A fortune D"m"stlc Science Day." ;"Agri- i
work that. ilrwn to' I t,.liiA h.'.n'ih KnJ 'rnj ao.i r,,IUiraI Dav. " evening,, and papers.
THE SAVOY THEATRE has, said
goodbye to L.
excellent tablo
! set A scene settjng. prepared for t.nd they will,
, photographing. . , ' .. ' "T '.Magic,
Hat." .The. new people!
have been rvpry quiet and unassuming t
in thinir. claims for greatness, and
Va......M ., . rr .4t.rt (hflt, ' la-ill tlV'A n !
good cpmpfi
good enter;
vfrv few' Promises' (Outside of Mr.
7THE EMPRES enters on' the first VokeT jimmy oihson who are
week of its .new management, with wp ,knoWn! nn,j have many friends
change in its policy, in that, u tlorp thp company will be strangers
iH open tomorrow night in . Wednesday at the Woman's club.
T;V'v - .V- ' - --'. '-!'H
ii WHAT IS HAPPENING. . :i
'Is fHEJRE THIS WEEK
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"L. A. S. of, th South Side"
, (By Mrs. K. S. ;To.wnsenl)
ohiinge ot Tried Recipes and Demon
stration jDay," "Music Day." "Good-
, I fellowship Day," "Children's Day,"
i "Picnic Day,'", etc. ' . '
Much interest has been shown by
ERA EACH EVENING
Instead of the two per
formances as at present.
WEEK OF APRIL
20TH .
"OLIVETTE"
Presented in its entire
ety Three Acts
Prices: 10c, 20c, 30c
12 Rows Reserved 50c
give up the Serial form of musical to ihoenij;.. Miss Feme Melrose,, who
comedy offering and will also cut formprlv witn Kolb and Dill,
from two to one show a-night. Here- v.jn ' be the prima donna '.and Miss
after there will be but one opera pro- Mprri thp soubrette. while George
dueed each week and the. whole play rjiack'burn wiU assist with the corn
will be given each night. The cur- y A bjjf fp!,turp will he the Tango"
tain will rise at 8:15, and previous to ojr!s an,i , the. "Barefoot Tango" dance
thut time the best ' type of moving w;11 bp tne feature of the open
pictures will be shown and there will jnK snow
also . be 'pictures shown between the' Tne bi,i jr,)r thp spcnnd half of the
acs. The Roston Ideal company wiU wppk wjn. bp "The I'ind of Flim
remain at the house and their, work j,-,m " opening on Thursday night,
is so .very, much better than anything , . . . ,
i j . ' j "THE COLISEUM, offers as ifs
great big- headline feature for this
week "Webh'and His Five Minstrel
Maids." The1 management has se
cured two other ' acts which .it de
Clares .is wanton extravagance on
their part, as Webb ami his maids
are an, whole show, in themselves;
but then the Coliseum Is trying to
give something ' more than your
money's worth each week, and with
it -feature pictures and big acts . 4s
succeeding; admirabl.y. . . , (
rttng-thiH they will have a Thp birth and. development of the -' " nns Deen snown by
ifiny and ghe tboroughlr! rj'- g. of the South Side July, 1911, the "chairmen, and their committees in
taipments .they have made j brought' a "hew era to the'south side bv ! n,'n8 ieir programs a success and
the -building of. me1 new' nfidgc -across I v "" i'N"rai
the Salt River, one mile south of Phoe- Ht t'ps-iThe L. A. s. was instrumentAl
nix.. This is said to-be-the- longest m, 1 i "S'K"S to i.nng anout the con
cement bridge in America and meant ' tn of three, districts and havini
ng
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the settling of n'vn'sf number of acres " imee-room central SCnool built
of fine arable land. Houses seemed to !'and fumfrhed up-to-date and at. pres-' j
spring up over-night a'nd homes were
erected in all directions'. People com
ing in were mostly strangers to each
other and had many hardships with
which to contend, while clearing the
, J c. f
i t
?t tit, '
THE AVENUE THEATRE cohtini
ut'S its' series' of the wonderful Fanr
ous Player films and -is packed to
the doors each night that they are
shown. Manager. Levi is patting him
self on the, back for the proud pos
sessor of the finest brand of "eanne-J
music" that has' ever been heard ill
Phoenix,. .' Even when the audience
has not' yet arrived at the theatre
he goes, and sits in the orchestra,
puts in' a record and turns it loose.
One can hardly blame him for it
certainly is a. splendid instrument
and the selections are exceptionally
good. Honest-to-goodness music and
(even better films account for the
Clara Smitn, Essanay Eaitern Co., large;- audience that travel to thU
at the Avenue i place nightly.
W,"."" 'j
JkT; :
" Paul Keith.
By the sudden death at Palm Beach
of B. F. Keith, the father of and the
king of vaudeville' i'n this co'ntry,
there has stepped into 'the theatric-i
limelight his son Paul, who will e t
deayor to take 4hc p'r.e ' of 1-is
father in the field in which t! ? 'site!
founp' fame sr'd fovttu'e.
ent . this district is making plans fori
more roini, as the school- is over- t
crowded. .We afe fortunatein having
a community of good talent. Several '
have had college education and good
training in music and many others '
have been school teachers, and -still ,
others of good business ability.
The chanitable . work 'has beien a
pleasure to us and a profit, to those
benefited.' We have made up. two bolts
into pajamas! foV patients of the County
Tuberculosis Hospital, and six' dozen I
sheets and uHlowcases." sewed for the j
uevennon, n9me . in , making , cresses, i
night x-lothes and quilts. Miss Gilchrist
superintende'nt' ot Associated Charities, !
has tfen of assistance, giving us the
goods and patterns. ' Vie nad stork
shover and -a, kiU'hen shower- to one
who, lost her, home by fire; a bed outr
fit to a ppor,sick girl; .held one. bazaar;
had many entertainments' of different
kinds to raise money. In fact, .have
i'eeri h busy peopte; and God has blessed
our efforts, hs'we- have tried to meet
wilhj His approval, and thus- far we.
have beep he)'' together , and blessed,
p1 we. hope we. have been a hlessing-j
to oiners. , .
The Recriprocity day given by the)
L.-A." S. of the South side: recently was '
Instrumental in arousing, the interest
of the town clubs in-the. activities of
the country clubs. Xo organization has j
been of greater assistance '-to Its com
munity than this society, which meets
fortnightly at the Neighborhood house.
Its history, aims and accomplishments
are told in The Republican this morn
ing by the president, Mrs. K. S. Town
send: . -
-The-
Lamara Theater
13 EAST WASHINGTON ST.
THE HOME OF THE PERFECT PHOTO
PLAY
ANT
IU1
In
AND
CLEOPATRA
IN EIGHT REELS
THE FEATURE PICTURE EXTRAORDI-NARY.
Positively, the most gorgeous, stupendous and
spectacular representation ever attempted
in the motion-picture world.
HISTORICALLY AND PICTORIALLY
; ACCURATE. r
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Faithfully depicting the guilty love of the
Roman Consul for the beautiful
Egyptian Queen.
NOTE Owing to the fact that eight reels are
necessary to tell this tremendous story, the
management, announces a slight advance in
prices. The prices will be 20c and 30c. The
show is worth a dollar of anybody's money.
Visit the afternoon shows and you will be more
than satisfied.
FIVE PERFORMANCES DAILY, AS FOL
LOWS: 12 o'clock noon, 2:20 p.m., 4:40 p.m.,
7 o'clock and 9:20 p.m.
The Lamara Theater
13 WEST WASHINGTON
EIGHT
REELS
20 and 30 Cents
EIGHT
REELS
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