Arizona republican. [volume], November 22, 1920, Section Two, Page PAGE TEN, Image 20

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(Section Two) THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 22, 1920
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AMUSEMENTS
EUNK
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GOTHAM Wl
- which Is tno attraction at Mauk's Co
lumbla theater today and tomorrow.
But Roy would not have complained
at Just those five fights. Some of them
were briefer and easier than others.
The thins that got the official Stewart
goat was when. Just as he was finish
ing up with another all-star picture.
Emerson Hough's "Tin Sagebrusher,"
and starting "Riders of the Dawn,'' he
had to do one of the hardest fights in
each picture on the same day. lie was
considerably bruised at the end of that
perfect day, but fortunately escaped
blaclc eyes the calamity of the screen
fighter.
Ths Hip
Eileen Percy continues as the Hip's
attraction, where she is tvresentlng
"Her Honor the Mayor. This cleverly
constructed comjdy romance is woven
11 BIH1
Miss Marie Rich, a charming and
captivating Ingenue. Is the latest addi
tion of the popular P-randon stock com
pany row playing at the Elks theater.
Mlns Rich has been Induced to leave about th ever-popular topla la politics
New York and com to Phoenix for the ani undertaken to forecast the noliticaJ
winter season and will arrive here situations when the Influence of the
ar:y in the week. She will make her women iia3 made Itself felt. As the
first iterance at the Elks theater Btory na, ltf Kvansville has elected Us
next Sunday afternoon, November 28. first woman mayor, and that over the
1n the new production. "Why Grow opposition of the up-tlll-then town
Old?' Endowed with personal charm. boa9- Tn8 boe8 ,9 very mucn cna-
youxn, Deauty, rrace ana a Dautuui grlne,a over hl9 defeat and the prose-
soprano voice, JiissKichwiu De a vaiu- cutlng aUorney Is frank in his avowal
abl addition to the Brandon company, that the town ha gone to ruin with a
bhe win arrive run or vigor uw "- "petticoat" at the head of the govern
thiiMiasm from her recent New lork mpn r?t nothincr d.mnted. the mavor
encasement an da determination to -gets into harness" and. as the various
make the Phoenix playgoers love her intricat0 fvroblems of state come up.
rrom the opening nigni. hPr handling of them Is not only decid-
Some of the notable New Tork pro- edly original, but she succeeds before
Auctions in which Miss Rich played the going very far in office in converting
leadinsr role were -The Yankee Prince," the district attorney to her way of
".V Stubborn Cinderella" and "Very thinking. Not stopping at that, she
Good, Eddie." " proceeds to angle for his heart, and
Owing to the scarcity of road show that she is equally as good a fisherman
this season, it is the desire of Brandon as she is mayor is demonstrated in the
Brothers to give their patrons the best happy ending which brightens the re
stock coTrcany possible, and they are freshing offering.
sparing no effort to build up the Bran- Texas Guinar furnishes the added at-
don stoo kcompany to the position of traction in "ine iuy v. i
the leading stock company in the west.
Ramtni
William Farmim leads off the picture
offering at the Rpmona on the program
for today and tomorrow, appearing in
"The Joyous Troublemakers." it is a i
wester nstory that finds Farnum in an
entirely different role than anything- he
has yet done. Ins'ead of the rougn ana
uncouth ' westerner, he plays the fart
of a very polished gentleman of wealth
who is sojourning In, the west in search
of suitable hunting and fishing ground.
It happens that he has incurred the en
mity of one Joe Embrey, a rough and
read fighter. But he has also found
Before an audience that completely favor in the eyes or Beatrice wnin,
filfed the Elks theater from boxes to f,ri m whom Joe is vitally interested,
gallery last night the Brandon Stock Hereon hangs the tale, for the trouble
company gave the initial performance making between Joo and Steel (Far
o "Cupid s Prescription," the musical num) keeps the audience in suspense
play that i the offering for the pres- that lg maintained until Steel finally
ent week. With its previous bills given nan to assert his mastery. ' "
hero this season the company had set The ganchez musical revue is the
a high standard to follow, but this aa(jed attraction, offering another very
week's show Is fully up to the mark cever musical presentation. The Ra
and put the big crowd in a happy mon features the entire program
frame of mind. hWen the curtain fell wttnout advance in prices and offers a
on the finale last nignt me auaienco matinee daily,
poured out into ine eireci. iuuu m
praise for the company ana mo juu,. Strand
Anyone who flot.Dts urn j musitai strand in offering a tremendous
stock company in to town the size of ,lrm t, Treat in "The Branding Iron."
Phoenix can really be enUrtaining ich l,a cl fnu the feature at
should see the company at the lk- Th ' hon over Wednesday. Produced
this wee;-, ana realize mai u is wi ----- , Barker from Katherine
superior of most of the traveling com- "..ri known story of the
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EMERGENCY HOSPITAL
OPENED AT BUCKEYE
A new modern emergency hospital
has Just been opened at Buckeye to
supply the demand of an ever increas
ing population. The institution is un-
will see some special event occupying
the attention of the dancers.
Tomorrow, night is diamond ring
night; Wednesday night will be a spot
dance for vampie dolls; Thursday night
will see another balloon shower, while
Friday night will be the monster barn
dance prizes to be awarded the best
rural costumed couple.
Five-cent dances continue to feature
the policy at the Blue Bird. Reserva
tions may be made at any time by
phone. E. S. MayQeld continues with
his classes for those who would acquire
the art of dancing.
der the charge of the county supervis
ors and the supervision of the county
health officer.
Modern equipment has been installed
which includes several innovations
especially condiclve to comfort and ef
ficiency. An invitation has been ex
tended the general public to inspect
the institution and offer suggestions.
Advice from physicians is asked with
the assurance that any improvements
suggested will be seriously considered
and adopted if possible.
In the past Buckeye has had to de
pend upon the Phoenix hospitals. Dis
tance and road conditions often im
perilled patients who required imme
diate attention, and a movement to
supply an emergency station at Buck
eye was started by several interested
citizens who called upon the county su
pervisors for assistance. The new en
terprise will serve the entire Buckeye
valley. The policy of the institution is
to permit all practicing physicians and
surgeons the same rights and privileges.
RICKARDS & MACE ENTERPRISES
a
ST RAPID
The Dramatic Sensation of the
Season
"THE
BRANDING
IRON"
NOW SHOWING
COMEDY
NEWS
THE HIP
If yon want a pUmp of woman
in politics, see this
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EILEEN PERCY
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"Her Honor, the Mayor"
Added
TEXAS GUINAN
RARflONA
ANOTHER B1Q PROGRAM
SANCHEZ
BIG MUSICAL REVUE
WILLIAM FARNUM
'THE JOYOUS
TROUBLEMAKERS"
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ML SHOW AT
THE ELKS THIS WEEK
pie big
CROWD
panies that come this way,
throughout the entire feature
appears to be re-
Much of the story transpires in the
Stock company
reiving.
.... in. i!f I treat onen country of the west ann
p.St to carry the interest until the last and northwest , PdSr? Sf
ten fon of the' audience equally wTtb element of which ha, been take care of
the musfcal number, which are inter- by the 71 rTZll-
i t Thhw latter nart of the story are represen-
poiaieu m rrKU".r 1ZY." .f3BhlnnhU of New
Dean, Irene Nobblett, la itcumona, iu i u c,7r"l;
Ida Mae Colza, Kddle Young and York's society set. f"" n5 f
George Banta are responsible for the remarkab e settings, and elaborate , ef-
success of the entertainment, not for- feet, mark this end of the 'Picture with
setting the chorus which is probably equal force as the prim live country
t he largest feature of the company, lights the early part of the production.
Kd Redmond, of course. Is a riot of the entire picture being a wholly suc-
fun In his comedy, while Eddie Young cessful blending every element of a
and Bobby Dean assist In large meas- successful motion picture value,
ure. Irene Noblett, with her youUi The comedy is "The Merry Cafe,
. . . . m - u n v noiii "Votoo finisnen the nro-
ana pep, is sure to ie r.earu irunx sumo i unc
1 Uajr in big company. gram
George Banta, a newcomer, made an
excellent impression. Ida Mae Golzo Blue Bird
sang " two numbers entertainingly, Every night will be a big night at the
while Glenn Hood's vole was heard Biue Bird this week. . Starting with the
to good advantage in one son "Avalon." pr:o danco this evening, the winning
lis also appeared in a song with the couple to be presented with a beautiful
chorus, as did Bobby Dean and Irene engraved silver loving cup, each night
Noblett. The chorus has some new
and attractive costumes and put much
life Into the show. The stage settings I
add conslderableto the success of the
t-ntertainment.
."Cupid's iTescriptlon" is a lively
show, full of fun and music and will j
attract many people to the Elks the
ater this week. There will be
matinees on Wednesday and Saturday.
A
Columbia
FTv hand-to-hand. to-the-death
fights in one picture Is strenuous work
for any film star. Even husky Roy
Stewart, all-around athlete, who held
a university heavyweight boxing cham
pionship and was champion single scull
rower on the Pacific coast for two
years, considers it quite sufficient. That
is what he had to do in "Riders of the
Dawn," Benjamin B. Hampton's all
starr s roductton of the famous Zane
Grey novel, "The Desert of Wheat,"
Animated
Is Offered Nightly
IF ITS DANCING JOY
YOU ARE LOOKING
GET OUT EARLY TO
TOFTS
COUNTRY CLUB
FOR
DANCE MUSIC AS IT
SHOULD BE PLAYED
AT TOFTS
by-
Gene Dabney and His
Vernon Six
at
The
American
9BH
BLUE BIRD
For Happiness
PRIZE DANCE
TONIGHT
A beautiful silver loving cup for
the winners.
DIAMOND RING NIGHT
TOMORROW
VAMPIE DOLL NIGHT
WEDNESDAY
BALLOON DANCE
NIGHT THURSDAY
BARN DANCE NIGHT
FRIDAY
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,THETER?
TODAY AND TOMORROW
RIDERS OP
THE DAW
A photoplay of the novel
"THE DESERT OF WHEAT
zame'grey
Directed by UugU Ryaa Comuiy
A screen epic of the
Great Northwest
and
BEN TURPIN
in
"THE HERO"
Added Features
Mutt and Jeff Cartoon
Bray's Pictograph
Snub Pollard Comedy
E. A. Nicholsen, Baritone
Columbia Theater Orchestra
Fred Barlow, Director
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CLASSY
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Special Holiday Matinee
Thursday, Nov. 25
Thanksgiving Day
MISS MARIE RICH
On lier wy to Phoenix to become the new leading woman with the Brandor. Stock Co
She left New York yesterday and will arrive in Phoenix this week and open at the
Elks Theater next Sunday, Nov. 28 in the exhilerating comedy of youth, "Why Grow
No advance in prices but be advised to make . reservations early. Knone w-
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RECEPTION MATINEE
WEDNESDAY NOV. 24
Meet all the members of the Com
pany on the stage after the performance.
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