Arizona republican. [volume], October 11, 1920, Page PAGE SIXTEEN, Image 16

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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 11, 1920
FRENCH COTTON
BROKER STUDIES
LOCAL INDUSTRY
Believes Marketing System
Maintaining of Highest
Standards Essential Say
France Is Recovering
Manufacturing Position.
D. r.rdh;1nt. a Mitton broker of Lille.
I.ince, has been In the valley for the
f.it pk making m Klu.ly of cotton
trow ins rnn.lltlnns here. The textile
f i. lories rf Ui!.. for generations have
hrrr, u, rArtHt famn,m in the world for
J? i r- :m lioti of fine f.ihrics and
U.-es. and tliev u. onlv cotton of the
hiKh-t nra.lc. Their, supply of late
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SNUB POLLARD COMEDY
Columbia Thcattr Orchastra
FRED BARLOW, Dirtetor
Carolina. lMt year 12 factories m p
refented hy Mr. lirabant uned 400
bales of I'ima cotton, and he Bays that
they found it very Hatisfactory.
Speaking of the industry here. Mr.
Prabant said that there are two essen
tials to the eurroM of it. One is the
devising; of a marketing; aystcm and
the other is tho maintenance of the
highest standard. The latter must be
accomplished by the process of selec
tion bv which the wonderful Tima cot
ton of this valley, which is known
throughout the world, has been devel
oped within the last few yesirs. But.
said Mr. Brabant, this process must be
kept up with unceasing vigilance.
As to the French market for hisrh-ft-rade
cotton, Mr. Brabant said that
that would depend upon several fac
tors; one U the "coming hack" of
French Industries and the other is a
rectification of the exchange situation
by which France is at present severe
ly handicapped. But he believes thai
the latter will vhortlv be adjusted ana
t. has no doubt of the ability or
France to risrhf itself.
The I'Tenrh people have proved al
ways In the past tUir ability to re
cocr from any stroke of fortune, how
ever Krievous. anil he i sure that they
will do so this time. The new French
government. sMd Mr. Brabant, is a
particularly strong; one. An important
factor for the remedying of the ex -change
situation has already devel
oped, as was (ihown by a recent kov
ernment statement that the country
win now be able to sustain itself with
the Importation of but little foodsturt.
It will be unnecessary to import wheat,
which In the past ha ronntitutea
about one-third of the food imnorts.
Speaking again of inch-grade rot
ton. Mr. Brabant believes that other
localities will .be soug"ht for its pro
duction, though at present there Is but
a limited area of the earth's surface
for It. At least, an effort will be made
to replace th deficiency caused by the
practical failure of Sea Island cotton
in consequence of the ravages of boll
weevil. '
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AMUSEMENTS
I
American
This evening commences another
week of rollicking jazz at the Amer
ican, seven nights of unrestricted friv
olity, each one better than the pre
ceeding. And the delights (ene Dab
ney and his celebrated Vernon Sis
have In stsre for the dancers through
out this week are innumerable, the
newest of aong hits, and musical sen
sations. To miss one single evening of this
exWiinitlng Jaz la to forfeit some
thing one can never o.uite make up for.
so the most alert of Phoenix dancers
are nightly partaking of this distinc
tivo entertainment.
Columbia
AVomen are the greatest enemies
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DANCING
EVERY NIGHT AT
TOFT'S
Country Club
Forest Park
ADMISSION FREE
Except Saturday and
Sunday
Music by an All Star
Orchestra
SOME. FOOT- AMD II
AHKLS. TOO-OH!PftSY J
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AMERICAN
DANCING DE LUXE
With Can Dabnay
and Hi Varnon Six
JAZZ ARTISTS
Every night except
Sunday
No charge for Reserva
tions, Telephone 4330
Daily instruction in
BALL ROOM DANC
ING by W. L. King.
DAM
Rci Bird
Evary Evanini Excmt Sunday
RICK ARDS & N ACE ENTERPRISES
That Means
Gaiety
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APPLE DANCE
ONDAY NIGH
VALUABLE PRIZE8
BE THERE
Admiaaion 10 ent
Daneina & cants
8. MAYFIELD. Floor
Phona 4604
E.
Mgr.
Blue Bird
For
Happiness
Admission 10 cents
Dancing 10 canta
KING BRADY'S JAZZ BAND
Foramoat Phoanix Favoritaa
WALTER WILLIS POWELL
Floor Manager
Phono 1E68
E. S. MAYFIELD, MGR. INSTRUCTION
RESIDENCE PHONE 2641
FINEST INSTRUCTION
No Charge for Reservation
women in b isiness have, according to
an executive of a company in New
York that employs hundreds of both
sexes. He b ames the home woman for
the failure of office women to advance
faster than they generally do and for
the fact that women executives are a
rarity.
"Most executives are married men,
and there are mighty few married men
who would dare talk to a woman in his
employ for the s.ime length of time he
would give O a run explaining details
of business. No m itter how trustful a
wife is. she cannot believe that it is
business, nnu I will say in this connec
tion that munv wives have reason to
be suK!icious if the employe is good
looking.
"The result I that a young woman
f!oes not get the advantage of the ac
quaintanceship and friendly relations
with her excutive that a young man
dos and therefore her capabilities are
never discocred except by accident.
When a promotion comes It goes to a
man who tie executive knows can
fill the job, -nhere there may be many
women in t ie same department that
are more capable, although the boss
doesn't know that, and basn t any way
of finding out. especially If he is
married.".
The slight transgression of the atti
tude which this executive gives as the
safe one for a married man to pursue
Is committee, by the hero of Marshall
Neilan's latest production. "Don't
Kver Marry." The innocent complica
tions which result are but a part of
the humor with which the production
alKHinds. "I'on't Kver Marry" w-lll be
the attraction afthe Columbia theater
today and tomorrow.
meating the entire unfoldment is very
logically developed and is another point
in favor of "The Iron Heart."
Texas Guinan is on the same pro
gram In "Outwitted."
Blue Bird
Several dsxicing parties have been
arranged for this evening at the Blue
Bird, the larfcst dancing palace in Ari
zona, and the beautiful place again will
be crowded u-ith the throngs tviio have
caught the pirit of happiness which
the Blue Bird typifies. King Brady
and hla jazz band will of course be on
hand to disiense that brand of music
which dancers quickly recognize as the
best.
Refreshments are a b!g factor with
the Blue Bird, tbe service including the
finest of materials and excellence In
preparation.
K. S. Maj field, manager of instruc
tlon. 1 daily conducting classes where
all types of ballroom dancing may be
learned under the best of Instruction.
Red Bird
Ever hesr of an apple dance? That's
what the R?d Bird is going to stage
next Monday night. It has proven one
of the most popular innovations in San
Francisco, where the dance originated,
and it Is btlng rapidly Introduced all
over the country.
K. S. Mayfield. floor manager at the
Red Bird, in making preparations for
the largest crowd that has yet assem
bled at th' dancing palace, which
means that it will be jammed to its
5Jtmost. for the Red Bird has become
one of the nrost popular dancing places
in Phoenix. The apple dance will carry
valuable prles, and will prove one of
the most enjoyable events ever offered
in a dancini; temple. Don't forget the
date, next Monday night.
In the mantime. Carrol Reed and
his Jazz band continue to deliver dance
delight to great crowds every evening.
Ramona.
Neal Hart, :n "When the Desert
Smiled." the present attraction at the
Ramona, is fulfilling in every respect
the advance notices concerning the
production which hailed it as the big
gest western picture of the year. It is
a love story replete with terrific action.
many hair-raising stunts, astonishing
feats of roping and horsemanship and.
above all, the magnetic personality of
Neal Hart, who graces the picture in
excellent manner.
Neal Hart, htving been reared in the
life of a cowpuncher, gives to his por
trayals a naturalness not reached by
any other star appearing in western
studies. This fact is. perhaps, respon
sible for the popularity he has at
tained in a short time, as motion pic
ture careers ere measured.
Two or three other selected features
are being screened at the Ramona, with
"When the iKsert Smiled," making of
the program a very attractive offer
ing. Wednesday starts vaudeville at
the Ramona, when that house will of
fer a clever bill of comedians, singers,
dancers ard a big chorus of beautiful
girls.
Toft's Country Club.
All Phoenix is in accord when people
say that the automobile parties staged
at Toft's Country club were phenom
enal successes, the most popular ever
known in Photnix The decorations
were a fitting background for the great
event of the week, the motor classic at
the state fair grounds. Hundreds of
tires adorned the walls and the famous
Toft collection of racing pictures inter-,
ested the revelers. Inserted In the cir
cle affordei by the tires were some very
clever advertising features.
Each night the combination of har
mony seems to have increased ks won
derful collection of dance specials and
the Toft band played with a rare vim
and vigor. Ana again tonight the same
soft, dreamy strains will carry away
the dancing folk of Phoenix.
The Owl Cafe
Confectionery
pa pa
g THE BEST OF EVERYTHING
' Near the Adams School g
110 North Seventh Ave.
Strand.
Elsie Ferguson is appearing to won
derful advantage at the Strand, where
she is presenting for today and tomor
row "Lady Rose's Daughter." During
the action t.iis girl, known everywhere
as the most beautiful woman on screen
or stage, portrays three separate and
distinct chaiacterizations. ranging from
youth to ag and In each of them she
acquits hernelf with the same Tinesso
and art thai, has placed her at the top
of her profession.
"Lady Rose's Daugbter" is the love
story of a romantic girl, a victim of
circumstances at birth which placed her
in a very tad light with th set In
which her mother moved, a fact that
had followed her throughout her life
until she decided to break over the
bars of casts and seek happiness in th
love of the man she chose. It is a very
human document, being the picturiza
tlon of Mrn. Humphrey Ward's cele
brated novel of the same name, and as
Is characteristic of all Elsie Ferguson's
pictures th feminine members of the
cast display some of the most gorgeous
gowns yet neen In the silent drama.
"Thrcugh the Keyhole" is the com
edy, while the Pathe News finishes out
the program.
The Hip.
Madlaine Ti averse will be seen for
the final t mes today at the Hip In
"The Iron Heart." her latest William
Fox succesf. Always considered on of
the most accomplished of the Fox stars,
her picture! have up to this time been
more or has along the lines of the
modern society drama, but the present
production finds her in the atmosphere
of big bust less, appearing as the man
ager of on of the most successful steel
mills in tht industry.
At the deatn of her father she had
assumed command of the affairs of the
mill and. 'vamed against the methods
of a certiln unscrupulous syndicate
which soujrht control of the holdings of
her estate, she prepared to fight them
at their o'n game. The battle was a
spirited one and finds ample opportun
ity for much exciting action and un
usuVl suspense. The Idve story, per-
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A Sunshine Comedy
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Texas Guinan
"Outwitted'
Mutt and Jeff
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