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THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 24, 1920
(Section Two)'
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AMUSEMENTS
William Farnum at Ramont
ITeia over by popular demand, Wll
Ham Farnum -will ajraln today hold the
eerc-en at the Ramona offering
Joyous Troublemaker."
In comedy romance of the olden west.
Farnum aiream as William Steele a
millionaire aportjunan -ho seeks the
Itold fields In search of a good trout
tream. Havlnir located the stream, he
' buya the land from the government
nd the title established, he hies him
reif forth for a tour abroad. When he
returns In after years h flnda hia
property "usurped' by a very pretty
Ktrl who announces she Is Its owner. It
1oes not take Ftfel lonjr to convince
her of her error, but it takes him suite
a. while to convince! one Joe Emhrey
that the Rlrl has chang-ed her mind
about marryinsr Embrr-y, sine Steele
has come on tle scene. Troublemak
lnc is the ch!f employment of several
when Steele makes this announcemeiit
and he smilingly rolls up his sleeves to
Jump Into the fray.
The Sanchez Musical revue -will
aaraln delight In an entirely new pro
tram, which the Kamona announces'
w ill as usual he offered In connection
Ith the picture, the entire hill bein
featured by no advance In prices. Mati
nees daily is the P.amona'a policy.
$50 suit of clothes donated by John
Ilyfler.
John Ilyder never does anything half
way, and this time his stepping out
will result in some fellow sporting a
brand new suit of clothes worth BO
mantra In rnM min of the realm and
th ntr won't cost him a slick dime.
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nn fo n who atcenas iuvcimuo oun
in ellalble. for the prize
will he among those distributed In tha
tiQllnnn nhnwfr.
No advance in prices will mark the
nnd doubtless Riverside will
mark up another record for achieve
mrnt this evening.
fering will be "Why Grow Old." It Willi
serve to introduce the new prima don l
na. Miss Marie Rich, who is coming
from New Tork city especially to loin
the Brandon company.
FEEDS 30,000 ORPHANS
Suit of Clothes at RTverstde
OH man High Cost of I,lvlng will
receive a body blow st Riverside Run-
day evening, for the announcement
cornea from the most popular amuse
ment center in Arizona that the grand,
prize In the balloon phower which wil
be featured on that evening will be a
Today at Elks
"Cupid s Prescription" Is the offering
of the Brandon Stock company at the
Elks theater for the special mia-weea
matinee this afternoon at 8:80 o'clock.
Every woman In attendance this after
noon will be presented with a beautiful
souvenir and Immediately after the
performance a reception will bo held
on the stage of the theater In order
that the patrons may meet Mr. Banta
the new leading man, and all the other!
fayorites of the Brandon company. This
is the first souvenir matinee of the
season and promises to be a big suc
cess. "Cupid'e Prescription" fairly scln
tilates with bright spots and has proven
to be tha most successful of the entlf
season up to date. The melody nunt
hers are particularly good. The Amer
Iran Beautv chorus Interpolates two
hir series of song numbers and a spe
cial treat to the eye Is the exquisite
wardrobe worn by the dancing damsels.
The same bill will continue for the
balance of the week with an extra holi
dnv matinee on Thursday and the reg
ular matinea on Saturday. Starting
with the Sunday matinee the new of
"Branding Iron" at Strand
Today marks the closing screenings
of "The Banding Iron," Goldwyn's
super feature which has been crowd
ing the Strand to Its extreme capacity
during its engagement.
The picture is one of the most sen
sationally dramatic productions so far
this season, and the theme offers an
amaelng plot, admirably enacted by th
all-star cast which interprets the story.
It is a broad discussion, boldly stated.
and Its appeal is stirring and insistent.
Barbara Castleton playing the role of j
Joan Carver has created a hew phase j
of acreen characterisation, while James!
Kirkwood never had a better role than
that of Pierre Landis in this picture.:
The balance of the company includes
such talent as Sidney Ainsworth, Al
bert Roscoe, Russel Simpson and Rich
ard Tucker. The, added attractions are
a comedy and the Pathe Iews.
Tomorrow starts the engagement of
'The. Restless Sex," the Paramount
presentation of Robert W. Chambers'
latest novel.
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Why Pay for Y6ur Turkey Dinner
When You've Got a Chance to Win It
Tonight
Is the answer. The spot dance winners will be
awarded the finest 'Thanksgiving Turkey Dinner you
ever enjoyed at the
COMMERCIAL CAFE
And if you don't win that dance you've still got
a chance at a turkey, a duck, a chicken 'cause there'll'
be spot dances for them all.
BE THERE SURE
Bryant Washburn at I'lp
Bryant Washburn plays a two days''
engagement at the Hip starting today,
offering his latest Paramount comedy.
"The Sins of Saint Anthony."
Here's a comedy that will make the
worst case of grouch hunt a side street,
and It reveals in terms of a mirth
provoking, rollicking farce the troubles
of one Anthony Osgood, a scientist
whose habits are so plebeian that his
fiance has continually postponed the
date for their wedding. Finally said
fiance gets Into . correspondence with
an overseas hero through the Red Cross
and Anthony is politely told that he
lacks "pep." Amazed at the turn of
affairs, he forthwith starts on a career
to amass a goodly portion of said "pep,"
and telia his troubles to a musical com
edy star. The star proceeds to make
him over, having him discard his old
fashioned clothes, get a hair cut. throw
away his horn rimmed glasses, and
otherwise assume an air of non
chalance that precedes "pep." This all
causes consternation In thev camp of
friend fiance and she wakes up to the
realization that Anthony is a regular
fellow after all. But the musical com
edy star awakens to the same fact, and
poor old "Saint" Anthony fs called
upon to make the choice for a life
contract. Here's where the fun runs
riot, and Bryant Washburn scores one
of the bigget hits of his career. .A
Christie comedy is added for good
measure.
Blue Bird
Tomorrow Is turkey day, and how
well the Blue Bird knows it. The
turkey dinner dance at the temple of
happiness tonight is going to be not
only a gala affair, but somebody is go
ing to eat a swell Thanksgiving din
ner at the Commercial cafe as .the
guests of the Blue Bird. Somebody
else is going to Win a real turkey, and
still somebody else Is going to win
duck, and someone is going to win
chicken.
Here's the big Idea. The epot dances
at the Blue Bird tonight will carry
prizes as mentioned In the foregoing
The dinner at the Commercial cafe will
be as fine an affair as that popular
palace of eata knows how to put out.
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DRAKE,
By George B. Waters, N. E. A. Staff Correspondent
NEW TORK Worrying over the high cost of living? Think of Xala Rtt
Drake, who has 30,000 mouths to feed.
During the war Lula Drake was in Italy and a famous Italian doctor toon
her to an orphanage and showed her thousands of babies.
"All these babies trill have to die," the doctor said to her, "Tot there Wirt
milk to feed them."
"They shall not die," she replied.
She took it upon herself to see that 30,000 Italian war orphans were fed.
She organized the American Free Milk & Relief for ItaljC. The money la raised
by monthly entertainments and by subscription. Her headquarters are In the
Hotel Vanderbilt.
riols ways from time or remote an-
! tiauitv. For centuries games of ball
have been known and played in Japan.
Ethiopian and East Indian traditions
refer to games with balls played many
centuries ago.
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SILK STOCKINGED SCHOOL DAYS
The aDoearance of Bilk nose ana
automobiles among high school stud
ents was condemned while the social
hour and dancing in the schools was
commended at a meeting of the moth
ers' congress and parent-teacher asso
ciation In Denver recently.
Arccir&ine to the parents, the nura-
hr of vounaf srirls in the high schools
wearing Silk stockings is increasing anu
a discussion lasting more than an hour
ensued as to who was to blame for the
situation. It was finally decided that
the fault was with the parents, and
mothers were urged to take a nrm
stand in depriving their daughters of
these srossamer luxuries.
Educating the parents to tne dangers
of permitting their children to drive to
and from school in automonues win do
the means of combating this problem,
according to plans discussed. After
school joyrides in which careless driv
ing plays a conspicuous part will be
come a think of the past if this edu
cational plan materializes, according to
Mrs. John C. Oakes, president or the
organization.
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TIE COWBELL ON A HUNTER
Horace Jackson, board of trade brok
er who four- years ago was lost in the
Northern Minnesota woods and came
near freezing to death and being eaten
by wolves, has started for another hunt
in the same regions.
His friends on the board, fearing for
his safety in the woods, tied a good
sized cowbell on him before he lett.
The presentation waa made in the oats
pit by Harry B. Shaw, who said :"We
do not want you to get lost this time,
and with this bell tied on there is no
danger. Ring it and scare the wolyes
away." Chicago Tribune.
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CHINA IMPORTS U. 3. HORSES
Teklng ILester Barton of the Shansl
provincial livestock farm recently went
to Cningwangtao, where he took over
from the United States transport Dix
275 American horses purchased thi
summer In Idaho, Nevada and Montana
for Governor Yen of Shansl.
. The cargo consisted entirely of range
mares and stallions. They were the
pick of the best herds of Idaho, Nevada
and Montana, Upon reaching ' alyuan-
fu, the capital of Shansl, eomj of the
horses will be placed in corrals, while
others will be allowed to run wild over
ranges extending westward from Tal
yuanfu for 80 miles.
While this is not the first attempt by
a Chinese official to Improve the bread
of horses In this country by importing
foreign range mares and stallions such
an attempt was made by the Manchu
authorities just before the outbreak of
the revolution of 1911-12 the importa
tion of the 275 horses constitutes the
first thoroughgoing effort to solve oti
a large scale the oor horses problem
in China. Governor Ten of Shans..
throughout his term of office, has mads
consistent endeavors to better cattle
raising and farming conditions In his
province. Japan Advertiser. ,
INVESTING FOR THE WIFE
A Wall street man some two or three
years ego advised his wife to put her
pin money savings into a hundred
Bhares of stock of a company that waa
then paying $7 a year dividends, and
selling around $98 a Bhare. She did.
Now that stock is selling arouna a.
share and the dividend, needless to say,
is missing. But every three months the
lady gets $175 from her husband ana
still believes that her investment Is
absolutely all right. And friend hue
band is hoping that she will never take
it into her head to look over the mark- .
et column of the paper.
A different care was that or tne neaa
of a large company the stock of which
once sold close to $200 a share and now
sells at about one-tenth that amount.
He had an unpleasant shock recently
when his better halt Informed him cas
ually that she had bought 200 shares at
around $90 without his Knowieage.
From the Wall Street Journal.
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NOT QUITE LOST
The little chap howled sorrowfully
quite a crowd had coiiectea.
What is the matter, nine ieuow .
one asked kindly.
"I'm lost." was the reply, "won i ail
of you take me home to Moses Ein
stein's, the well-known cot rate mer
chant, on Broad-st., wno nas jusx re
ceived a new lot of finest overeoate,
suits and gents' furnishings, which he
Is selling actually at less than cost?"
Pittsburg Dispatch.
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Iowa Governor Says
Every Child Should
Finish High School
Republican A. P. Leased Wlr
ROCHESTER, N. Y, Nov. 23 N
state should allow its boys and girla to
start life with anything less than a
high 1 school education," Governor
William L. Harding of Iowa, declared
In an address tonight before the con
vention of New York teachers" association.
No conditions of any kind attached
to the offer', it will be simply a spot
dance, the winning couple to go to the
Commerslal cafe and enjoy that fine
dinner without it costing them a dime.
And if you don't win the cooked din
ner, you'll have lots of chances to win
the material to make yourself equally
Commencing Today
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MR. GEORGE BANTA
NEW LEADING MAN WITH
The Brandon Stock Co.
CupidWeription"
With
ED. REDMOND EDDIE YOUNG JAY ALLARD
JAMES HUGHES WAYNE CAMPBELL .
ROBERTA DEANE IDA MAE GOLZE
IRENE NOBLETT AND
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as fine a spread, f of some of the dances
will carry turkeys, some ducks, some
chickens, ana what a fine time there'll
be for everyone. This happens tonight
and tomorrow night there'll be th
biggest balloon dance yet. Friday night
will be given over to the barn dance,
valuable prizes being awarded the best
rural costumed couple.
Now Playing
"AN ADVENTURESS"
and
BRAY'S
Jimmy Aubrey
"HislnahDay"
Aa'ded Features Today
CARTOON PATHE
LITERARY DIGEST TOPICS
REVIEW
Matlnae Dally
at 1, 3 and B P. M.
A. NICHOLSEN
Baritone
Eveninfl Perform a ncaa
at 7 and 9 P. M.
Selected musical numbers by the Calumbla Theater Oreheetra are a
feature ef every evening program and Sunday Matlnae
FRED BARLOW, Director
TURKEY NIGHT
THURSDAY EVENING AT THE JOY SPOT
Toft's Country Club
Turkey Trots, Walks, Wabbles, Spins
All the Old Turkey Stuff Will Come Back
THEY'LL ALE TALK TURKEY AT TOFT'S
American ' '
Everyone la looking forward . to the
announcement of the coming of the
Original Six to the American. The def
inite date that the original wonder dis
pensers of dance music has not been
set. but it is expected that all arrange
ments for their occupancy of the mu
sicians' rostrum at the American will
be made this week.
Dancing every night but Sunday will
continue at the American, according to
Manager Street, and Toft's Country
club will fling wide its doors for the
big crowd of week end revelers on
Saturday and Sunday nights. The
American music will be on the bill at
Toft's Saturday and Sunday nights.
Turkey night, the big feature night
of the week, win be staged at Tort e
Thursday night and everyone who ia
malting Thanksgiving day a day of Joy
will be at Toft's when the first whistle
blows for action. They're going to
bring back the old turkey trot and tur-
key wobble Thursday night and every
one will step out to the old familiar
"Turkey in the Straw" and do the tur
key tango. This turkey dance stuff
will make the "shimmy" look like lf
Standing still.
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TODAY AT 2:30 P. M.
SOUVENIR AND RECEPTION MATINEE
2:30
Each lady will be presented with a Valuable Souvenir
You are invited to meet the membera of the Brandon Co. on
the atage after the performance.
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Julian Eltinge at Columbia
A gowny. girly, figureful diversion
entitled "An Adventuress" will brine
Julian Eltinge, famed female imperso
nator, to the screen of Mauk's Colum
bia theater for a two daya showing
beginning today. As this feature rep
resents the first acting performed by
Julian Eltinge In a long time it la
awaited with no little Interest and Im
patience by the many who have en
joyed his work on the etage and the
movies.
Others in the cast are auch capable
and favorite players as Fred Kovert,
William Clifford, Leo "White, Virginia
Rappe, R. de Valentina, Stanton Beckf
and Charles Millsfield. The story is
by Charles Taylor and Tom J. Ger
aghty. Alpanla is the scene Of the play. For
those who must know where Alpania
is let them vtake the road to yesterday
and alight on the shores of the Balsa
tian sea. Three youn men with more
daring than caution take It upon them
selves to save the republic of Alpania
from conpsirators. The three have
more fun in the form of adventures
than they bargained for. Julian El
tinge plays the dual role of Fedora and
Jack Perry.
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SAN FRANCISCO Ty Cobb Is doing
something else besides showing the
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speeds. He's looking over recuits for
Detroit.
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RSCKARD5 & NACE ENTERPRISES
POSITIVELY THE LAST DAY
"THE
BRANDING
IRON"
Coldwyn'a Sensational Dramatic
Triumpr
Don't m
Phoenix
is
the picture all
talking about.
Tomorrow
"The Restless Sex"
TOE HIP
Bring in the worst caaa of
grouch you can dig up and
watch it beat it.
Bryant Washburn
"THE 8INS OF
SAINT ANTHONY"
Six Reels of Unending
Laughter
Held over by popular demand
Last Day Today
William Farnum
In
Christie
Comedy
"THE JOYOUS
TROUBLEMAKERS"
And of course the Sanchez
BIG MUSICAL REVUE
MATINEES DAILY
They're Coming Back
The Original Six
That made Phoenix talk
all last season about the
music at
THE
AMERICAN
Admission
Dancing .
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JUST
LOOK
The Balloon Shower at
RIVERSIDE
SUNDAY NIGHT
Meana that a $50.00 Suit of
Clothes donated by John Hyder
will be given away. Why not be
there?
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