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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 19, 1920.
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Nightt 11.00 to $2.00;
Matin 50c to $1.50
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"TIGER KIT ELKS
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author. Willard Mack, haa vitalized a Dorothy Gish t the Strand
compelling drama of primitive passion. For today and tomorrow Dorothy
stories have over been told on the Gish holds the Stiand's screen In her
Following a sensational success of
over a year In New York, and six
months in Chicago, we are soon to
enjoy David IJelasco'a "Tiger Rose,"
an absorbing tale of love and adven
ture which held such fascination for
theatergoers everywhere that it could
have remained several more seasons
in either metropolis.
"Ticer Rose" plays an engagement at
the Kiks theater Friday night and Sat
urday matinee and t.ight. In it it?
stage that have attracted auditors into
the theater over and over again, yet the
strength and beauty of the love of Rose
I'.ocion is the magnet which has drawn
folks to see '"Tiger Rose" as many
times as they have fingers on the
hand.
latest Paramount whirlwind of laughs,
"Remodeling Her Husband." Every
picture Dorothy Gish has made has
served to more firmly establish her as
the screen's most charming ingenue.
"Remodeling Her Husband" is a riot of
laughter, youth and romantic comedy
Aside from the great charm of the and finds the winsome little star as the
love story there is also a picturesque
production of the big throbbing Ca
nadian wilds, than which Mr. Belasco
has made no more beautiful one in his
entire career of artistic achievement.
The production to be here will be the
original one, Mr. Belasco being a
stickler in the matter of giving other
cities an opportunity of seeing his
original sets and offers no second com
pany and spares no expense In trans
porting original scenic Investiture.
The seat sale opens at the box office
today at 9 a. m. I'hone 717.
THEATER
BRANDON BROS.,
MGRS.
717 PHONE 717
OCTOBER
SATURDAY
NIGHT
AND
FRIDAY
MAT.
NIGHT
Tha Mattarpitea of Malodrama, mada by tho maatar hand of David
Balatco, with his original Ntw York production and Personally selected
catt. See tho terrifying! vivid thunderstorm.
DAVID BELASCO
presents
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WtLLAQDJMACK,
A flaming dream of love and pas
sion set amid tho snow and ico of
the far northland of America.
Wonderous Alluring Intense
PRICES! Nights $1.00 to $2.00; Saturday Matinee 50o to $1.50
SEATS NOW AT BOX OFFICE
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LAST TIMES TODAY
MARY
PICKFORD
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Literary Digest Topics
Bray'e Cartoons
" Pathe Review
Columbia Theater Orchestra
FRED BARLOW, Director
SOUTH JAZZ IS
ID BLUE BIRD BH
Tempe Tonight
Menhennet's
The Play All Phoenix
Applauded
"TH
Phoenix Prices
RESERVE EARLY
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Oh You Southland Jazz!
As announced the season of the
Southland Jazzera starts at the Blue
Hird this evening, simultaneously with
he new policy which ushers in five
cent dancing at' Arizona's largest and
most handsome dancing palace. It
will further be the poller of the Blue
Bird to eliminate the admission charge
for the ladies. Reservations may be
had all during the day by simply
calling or 'phoning the Blue Bird 1868
and there will be no charge of any
nature for the service.
Bringing to the city an entirely new
organization of musicians, Rickards &
N'ace have secured for the Blue Bird
brand of music never before heard
here- The instrumentation Is entirely
different the style of work is all new
and class nothing but class.
Southland Jazz is a Dixie product
southern to the core and for dance
nspiratlon, there has never been of
fered an impetus that has "caught on"
more firmly with the dancing public
throughout the nation. Southland Jazz
is unique it is novel and it is In
fectious bringing to dance enjoy
ment an influence not possible through
any other means.
The Southland Jazzers will make the
season at the Blue Bird during the
week nights, and on Sunday will fea
ture the Riverside dances. .
All aboard for the Blue Bird and
Southland Jazz, which, in addition to
its excellence as dance music, features
Laughing Trombone and this by the
iaa vino originated the stunt.
SLUE EMB
FOR
HAPPINESS
Starting Tonight
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BAN CON
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The One Bright Spot
FT?
Country Club
Most Wonderful Dance
Harmony in Phoenix
bride of a confirmed flirt. More than
once she finds herself confronted with
the evidence of his "crimes," but, try
as she can, she can not stifle the love
she bears for thiu erstwhile charmer
and so is brought face to face with the
necessity ol trying drastic measures.
This is the basis for the theme, but
nothing but a witne?sing of the comedy
Itself will give any reader the idea of
the vast amount of humor, the number
less ludicrous situations and the ex
tremely clevei action with which the
offering is replete. A comedy and the
Pathe News finishes the program,
Charles Ray at Ramona
The feature vaudeville show, coupled
with Charles Kay in "The bnerur s
Son" and a very exciting story of ac
tion "BlazhV the Way," all combine
to make the Ramona's bill for today
and tomorrow as big a value as any
house in the city has offered for
lone time.
Continuing to present a staggering
line up of headline acts, the- vaudeville
program comprises singers and danc
ers, funsters of every sort, musical
numbers, and a wonderful chorus
which is fast becoming the talk of the
city. Charles Ray is too well known
to require any lengthy review of his
ability suffice it to say that "The
Sheriff's Son" is of the same nature
as an nis pest stories, ana win De
relished with a zest by all who see
it. The Ramona features daily mat!
nees. and is presenting the big bill
without advance in prices.
Red Bird is not excelled anywhere.
E. S. Mayfield is in personal charge
aa flnnr manaeer. and assures an
vening of fun and enjoyment to all
ho visit the nalace. His daily classes
at the Blue Bird as well as the Red
Bird have proven a wonderful con-
enience for those desiring to learn
the art of dancing. Private lessons
s well as class lessons are both
handled by Mayfield and staff of in-
tructors. and arrangements may be
made for lessons either by 'phone or
in person.
The Red Bird
Starting with this evening, the Red
Bird will go under the same policy as
the Blue Bird, in the admission chargu
maintaining the admission of ten
cents plus the war tax but admitting
all ladies free. Featuring, five cent
dances, the Red Bird's wonderful
floor is nightly crowded with th
merrymaker who have come to rea
lize that better music is not played
than that as offered by Carrol Reed
and his jazz band delivering dance
delight and when it comes to hosDl
tality and congenial surroundings, the
and vegetables and a car of RedWood
lSf lleflower annlos also made their ap
poarnce on the market with a car of .
Stockton Durbank potatoes. t-.ocai-,-.
stringless beans are now plentiful on.
the local market and are of. exceptional , . .
fine quality.
The prices on the local marKei aro
as loiiovvs:
Dealers 'e Paying
Toffs Country Club
The one bright spot in dancing de
ight Is again found at Toft!s Country
Club where suddenly every evening all
of Phoenix seems to be transported
That wonderful syncopating harmony
draws them all back time after time,
until the most popular band ever
brought to Phoenix is implanted firmly'
in the dancing history of Phoenix
This week there will be a night de
voted to the interest of one of the
prominent and outstanding institutions
of the city, and everyone who has
ever attended one of the wonderful
functions at Toft's Country Club will
be anxious to make reservations just
as soon as the announcement is defi
nitely made, and all arrangements
have been completed. Get out to
Toft's before the umpire reaches the
grounds because the bleachers will be
packed long before the game starts
and you will want to sTe the first hi
made and cheer the first one to score
m the big game. No foul balls will
be hit during the swat fest but the
dancing hall will be Jammed so that
many sacrifices will have to be made.
Buy your tickets early or the scalpers
will surely get to you.
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Fterita ....
Kaffir corn ,
YVhat. cwt
Barley ,
Bran, nack .
itilo maize .
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425
3.00
1.8S
3 SS
Produce
On account of the cold and rainy
weather on Hhe coast It was reported
yesterday by telephone from Los An
geles to the local market that grapes
had taken a sharp advance there and
all other commodities had advanced
slightly until the weather moderates.
Lemons and oranges have also taken
an advance of 75 cents a box on the
coast according to the report.
A car of Flagstaff potatoes and an
other of "Diamond P" potatoes will
arrive today. A car of mixed fruits
Retail Selling Prices
Eggs, dozen 68
Apples, lb .OS
Bananas, 1 lb. for .... 10
Pell peppers, 1 lb 15
Bunch vegetables.. 2 for .05
Cabbage .06
Cucumbers. 2 lbs 2S
Ceiery. bunch .25
Cantaloupes 5.13,11
Dry onions 05
Eggplants, lb 15
Flour, 24-lb. sack,.... 1.76
CJreen corn, per dozen.. .60
Green chill, per doz .15
Grapes, lb 15
Grarruit 5
Hazel nuts, lb
Lemons, dozen .25
Lettuce, per head .05
Oranges, dozen 60
Olives Qt -5
Okra. lb ' .1"
Peaches, 1 lb. .15
Pears, lb.
Potatoes, lb. 034
Plums
String beans, lb 15
Squash, lb
Tomatoes, lb.
Watermelons, lb '
Walnuts, lb -sa
Lima beans 12Vs
Rhubarb 15
Cukes -12 '.4
Fresh Ariz, dates . .i5
Pomegranates ; 05
Quince 07 4
Sweet potatoes 0?
Cauliflower 15
Dromedary dates, pkg. .20
Casaba melons, lb .... .08
Hubbard squash, lb 08
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.15
1.00
.10
.12-1.00
.11
.04
"With the exception of General;
Pershing, Hanford McNlder, of Iowa,
has more decorations than any other
American who served in the United
States army.
It Has a Great Kick
All Phoenix Is There
Every Night
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SOUTHLAND
AZZERS
Featuring (
aughing Trombone
ADMISSION 10 CENTS
LADIES FREE
No Charge for Reservations
TICKETS INTERCHANGEABLE
Rickards & Nace dance tickets are good
at either the Red Bird, Blue Bird or River
side Park All interchangeable Good at
.any of our dance palaces.
Redbird
That
Means
Gaiety
DANCING
5c
Admission 10 cents
LADIES FREE
CARROL REED AND HIS
JAZZ BAND
Delivering Dance Delight
E. S. Mayfield. Floor Manager
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Jubilant Jazz
Every Night at
The American
The Marcus Show
If we believe the fanatical dnctrine
of the folks who used to-burn witches
for fuel up Salem way, in that to smile
or cause others to is prima facie evi-
dence of evil, then and in that case as
disciples of Blackstone say one A. B.
Marcus is an arch criminal. For, be
ii Known to all men, the said A. IS.
Aiarcus aid then and there, and has
since such time, continuously and with
out intermission, conspired with nra.
meditation and design aforethought, to
make and cause to be made, laughter
ana gurraws on the part of 'the nonu-
lace of the United States, same being
situated in the continent of North
America. This is the Indictment
against A: B. Marcus, who is respon
sible for Marcus show of 1920. which
comes to the Elks theater Monday ahd
xuesaay, Oct. 25 and 26.
Mr. Marcus believe that the first
mission of the stage is to make folks
laugh. Although he has lavished a
fortune. on the scenic and sartorial en
vironmant of the Marcus show: de
spite the fact that no care has been
too great to make the Marcus Peaches
the prize congress of stage beauties:
albeit as a musical treat the Marcus
show is pre-eminent, yet it is in the
comedy that the great extravaganza
excells all others, by such a liberal
margin that it is acknowledged to be
the biggest fun show that the world
has ever beheld.
Mike Sacks Is the star c6median.
who finds in Charles Abbate an able
foil. These and their accomplices
ialnt their humorous episodes with
broad brushes. Their funnyisms are
not of the kind to 'cause a mere man
nerly titter. Theirs is- the very corned
beef and cabbage of wit. They take no
chances. You not eimply may laugh
at their antics you will.
Messrs. Sacks and Abbate are the
authors of several of their numerous
comic Interludes. N
Tho American
Attendance is the truest test of the
worth of any amusement center and
that the American excels in producing
superior music, cleaner entertainment.
and Jazzier Jazz, is certainly evidenced
by the steadily increasing crowds
which throng its popular floor every
evening.
The musical delights of Gene Dab-
ney and his famous Vernon Six are
really miraculous, for it seems as
though that jazz king never runs out
of new hits and delightful musical
surprises for his enthusiastic clientele.
All in all, the American is an ideal
amusement center, for it appeals to
every class and age of Joy seeker.
wnetner tney jazz or Just prefer to
listen to super music.
By
Gene Dabney and
Vernon Six
hi!
No Charge for Reser
vations Tel. 4083
jar tii T i
Mary Pickford at Columbia
M It Is a very difficult thing to ana
Iyze success, whenever a positive
statement is made there is more or
less refuting testimony. But it has
really been my observation, in the 11
years of work I have done for the
screen, that although beauty is a won-
aerrui assei, ara onen rurnisnes an
cntro to the professional world and
work, it is hardly self-sustaining," said
Mary Pickfcrd, who will be seen In
"Suds" today and tonight, her latest
production, which is founded on the
Charles Frohman stage play, ' 'Op o'
Me Thumb."
"Some of the greatest successes of
both stage and screen have been made
by persons who do not possess any re
markable physical beauty. Neither
our wonderful Bill Hart nor inimitable
Charlie Chaplin credit their splendid
success to comeliness, but the heights
which they have reached in their pro
fession are most enviable."
RICKARDS & NACE ENTERPRISES
TRAND THE HIP RAMONA
i'J
Does HE need remodeling
hcrt'e some valuable hint.
DOROTHY '
G!SH
In .in av.ilanche of mirth and
la.rjlitcr.
a
P.cmcde'in Her
Hi. shard"
A story of the far north in
which the star is at her best.
GLADYS
BROCKWELL
"Rose of Nome"
MUTT AND JEFF
MATINEE
EVERY DAY
VAUDEVILLE
Ten Big Feature
Acts
GIRLS GIRLS GIRLS
ti ..!h.r Til..
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"Rose of Nome" at the Hip
Gladys prockwell in "Rose of Nome"
is the Hip's offering for today and to
morrow, Gladys Brockwell's ability to
present multi-sided character studies
has placed her in a class distinctly
her own, for she has gained through
frequent manifestations the title "the
girl of a thousand expressions." "Rose
of Nome" is a drama of the frozen
north, introducing a veritable panor
ama of wonderful scenic value in the
snow scenes and the wonderful exte
rior "shots" which abound throughout
the action. It is intensely a rich dra
matic treat, and the selection of types,
the environment of the Klondike dur
ing the gold rush, is faithfully main
tained, rounding out the production to
as clever a thing as Gladys Brockwell
has ever brought to the silver sheet.
The lovestory is nicely developed,' ac
tion thoroughly sustained and the con-
i tinuity Ciiirird ort to the logical H-
j max vhich marks the ending of thi; ;
i unusual vtory of the Royal Northwest !
j Mounted. Mutt ;;nd Jeff furnish the !
I comedy in "Th-J Yacht Racers." 1
V
2 Days Sale of
oaDyi
arnages
WEDNESDAY
and
THURSDAY
ARE THE DAYS
Finding ourselves with just a few too many baby
carriages on hand than we should have at this time,
we have decided to offer you choice of our entire
stock of Sulkies, Strollers, Go-carts, etc., at a big
discount. Choice of all the new styles and finishes.
Don't forget the days Wednesday, Oct. 20 and
Thursday, Oct. 21.
1 "
All $13.50 Go-carts, at .... . . $10.80
All $15.00 Go-carts, at $12.00
All $16.50 Go-carts, at $13.20
All $17.00 Go-carts, at $13.60
All $18.00 Go-carts, at $14.40
All $55 Baby Carriages, at . . . $44.00
All $63 Baby Carriages, at . . .$50.40
All $65 Baby Carriages, at . . .$52.00
All $67 Baby Carriages, at . . .$53.60
All $70 Baby Carriages, at . . .$56.00
Don't Forget to Visit Our
Bargain Basement
Home Outfitters"
116-120 W. Adams St.
It Will Pay You to Watch
Our Windows
TYP
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STATE AGENTS
"ROYAL" and "CORONA"
The largest, most complete stock of typewriting Machines in the Southwest
ALL MAKES OF TYPEWRITERS RENTED SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS
SUPPLIES AND REPAIRS FOR ALL MACHINES
22 W. Adams Thornton Typewriter Co. Phone 4910
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