Arizona republican. [volume], May 24, 1921, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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THE AK1ZUNA REPUBLICAN, TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 24, 1921
EVERETT TRUE
-By Condo
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Amusements
MOT
PICKFORD
AT
THE SIMRD TODAY
M inr rickford comes to the Strand
iwrrow in 'Through The Back
Ifcrw.- her very newest picture. In
"et it is still running at the Mission
trer in Ijoa Angeles where it has
iwi fur the past three weeks.
Tho who have seen this latest
rest ion of the sweetheart of America
that never in her career has she
ht anything to equal the wonderful
mM.Y 1 ratlin she has made of this
. !r little toryof a little girl who
t through the bark door.
T):e feature, enoogh in itself, to
r t all of the Pickford followers
te augmented by a most distinct
rovelty. Fifteen . years ago Mary
mde her first tndtion picture. It
ti a crude affair as pictures go
tin. it gave to the world the art of
h;i girl who has been imitated by
Washington
Street
GARAGE
t0 Wast Washington St.
Federal A Goodyear Tires
Red Seal Dry Cells and Sparkers
Open Evenings and Sunday
GASOLINE & OIL
Phone 4490 '
Harry Cresswell
hundreds but she stands after fifteen
years alone in her class, for none
has ever been quite able to out
Mary, War- I'ickford at playing the
little girl.
The first picture made fifteen
years ago has been revived and
Rickarda and Nace have a bran new
print of the first effort of the world's
greatest screen favorite and will
show it at the same time as her
latest picture. It will be in marked
contrast to the' modern product and
will show how much they have done
to improve pictures In fifteen years.
Marv will be here for four days
and will give a special matinee- on
Saturday when "the kiddies will be
admitted at reduced rates for the
first time in the history of the Strand
since it opened its doors.
Wallace Reid at The Strand
bailie Reid finishes his engage
ment at the Strand this date after
a most successful run in the most
charming of pictures. "The Charm
School." Reid has the part of his.
long career in this Paramount of
fering and he certainly clinched his
title to the most perfect lover in
pictures in the smart little story he
has just finished - here. 'Xot alone
was the feature the talk of those who
have Been it but the comedy "His
Noisy Still" came in for more than
the usual comment for it is a caustic
satire on those who smile behind
their hands at the Volsead act and
make the Illicit home brew in the
family circle.
Reid finishes tonight and gives
way tomorrow to Mary I'ickford in
"Through the Back Door" a wonder
ful picture which is now playing in
Los Angeles! It is another evidence
of the local firm to please the picture
patrons by bringing this picture to
Phoenix while it is still running in
Los' Angeles. It is not often that
the local fans have the opportunity
of seeing pictures while they are
still drawing record crowds in the
coast cities.
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Fresh Grip
' -jerk and the world now face sterna
, s risities A constructive effort in distribifr
n than in any previous period of budneu
, a rkeiini u in a state of flux. New wsti
t:r crowding out the old. Fresh ideas art
- i.licinz yesterday's customs. Flan and
; r; ision are triumphing over rule o
tiurai.
i'tt advert!iir.it prizes of a changing busi-
r.ts-t day will gravitate td thinking, studioui I
ir.rn. ;Jiat is why men who sell things,
ar.d who make things which must be sold, !
pian to attend the Great Business Clan
&tm of o the
Seven tMnth Annual Convention
Asooclatod Advortlslnfl Clubi
of tho World
Atlanta, Juno 12-18
There advertising men will take fresh grip
i toe business fundamentals Faith, In
Inrrity and Industry. They will exchange
vi'ws, discuss Sdras, inspire others, even
hile they themselves absorb inspiration.
T Js ad'.'ertlsing meeting promises worth
wiule" values to serious-minded business
ir.on They will t urn to it for guidance and
ounsc!; they will find in it relaxation and
(tikwihip. Join them in June.
Exhibits of Domestic and Foreign
Advertising, demonstrating the usa
of practically all recognized medi
ums, and arranged solely with a
view to helping the convention
d-lfgate, will be a special feature.
1 his alone makes the trip worth
wiule.
'C lane, Atlanta is at its best. . High on
Tic tx'tween the Gulf and the Atlantic,
"The Splendid Hazard" at the Hip
At the Hip today there opens Mar-
shiel Nellan's smart creation for
First National "The Splendid I
Hazard" which had a run at the
Mission theater in Los .Angeles and
is being shown for the first time
here on Washington street. It fea
tures the great Walthall who just
finished his legitimate engagement in
the city and it's the story that has
much to make it a big picture.
Jt is filled with the glorv of a great
love. The love of a woman scorned
who nevertheless refutes the old
adage that hell bath no fury like a
woman scorned and comes to the
rescue of tho man who left her. It
has many big moments and with the
fact that Walthall Just finished here
a brilliant engagement it should find
fnvor with the cliefitel of the Hip.
This picture is for several days and
is to be followed by Robert War
wick in the classic of the stage: '"in
Mizzouri."
Critics place Maurice Tourneur's
latest screen masterpiece, "The I.ast
of the Mohicans.' by J. Fennimore
Cooper, in a new category of film
productions. It is called a perma
nent photoplay classic, which means
that it will live when the ordinary
entertainment film has passed on
The Columbia theater offers this ex- I
travagant production for the last
times today.
"The last of the Mohicans'' is a
story too well known to peed rep
etition, but the sweet love tale, with
the humor and pathos thrills and
excites moments in one that will
ratine every heholder to gasp, then
laugh, then gulp, for it Is intensely
human, intensely real, and replete
wiih historical events that thrill.
AH the ability and knowledge of
the great Tourneur has gone into
this production, which comes as his
first through the w Associated
Producers of which he. is a mem
ber. An all lead cast especially se
lected by Tourneur ' appears in the
story. The scenic backgrounds are
exquisite in jtheir rugged beauty.
An International News reel, the
first of a new series, a selected com
edy and a Literary IMgest Topics are
other numbers on the program for
today.
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Company cf Arizona
, Successors to
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326-334 East Washington St.
Riverside
This is the night the clubs select
for a visit to Riverside. Already
there are many reservations for
booths from afternoon clubs. This
reservation matter is one that the
patron is asked to watch as the man
agement is endeavoring to get it
where it will lie of service to the
visitor without friction.
From now on the phone girl at
the park will take booth reservations
as they come for the different nights.
Marking the names of the applicants
on the booth cards and they will be
held until 9 o'clock of the night the
reservation calls for but not after
that hour. Reservations paid for in
advance will be held at the option of
the holders.
It will be a matter of first come
first served and no favorites will b
played in the matter of getting
booths. It is the intention of the
management to put in supplemen
tary system of booths at once and
the great demand for reservations
will be supplied. These booths will
be great additions to the park com
forts and will enable the manage
ment to care for more than double
the patrons of the dance hall on big
nights.
Next Tuesday a week from this
date is set aside as the organdie
dress night when two prizes will be
given out to the best dresses at the
park that night; the first prize will
be J15 and the, second $10.
New Company at Ramona
The Ramona theater launched the
new policy and the new company
yesterday with one of the fastest
and snappiest melodramas that
I'hoenix has seen in many days and
the spontaneous reception accorded
the players spells success for their
short engagement for it hss been a
long time since the Kast Washington
street playhouse has heard sd much
applause and laughter as greeted the
companv yesterday.
"The Moonshiner's , Daughter" Is
one of the best of the old-time melo
dramas and has all the elements
that appeal to a popular-priced audi
ence. There are thrills galore, oceans
of good comedy ana a great story
The cast is exceptionally good and
the scenic effects adequate. This
play will run for three more nights
and another popular matinee on
Wednesday. At the popular prices
of ten, twenty and thirty cents it
has met with instant popularity.
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TO KEEP ICE CREAM
If there is Ice cream left over and
you wish to keep it. soak an envelope
of gelatine in water a few minutes
dissolve it in boiling water and when
cool, beat it into the ice cream. Turn
into a mold and put it on ice to chill.
They have never had much money, they have never won to fame,
But their lives I'd call successful in the big and vital way;
And whatever was their fortune, they have met it as It came;
They have known their share of sorrow, but their hearts are young and
gay;
They have hoped and dreamed together, they have laughed and they have
wept.
And their love has never faltered, and it will not. till the close;
They are old and bent and wrinkled, but through all the years they've kept
The pollen on the butterfly, the dew upon the rbfee.
Somehow their simple annals have a savor of romance
Since they' Joined their hearts in marriage more than forty year ago.
For they still can find a magic in a touch or in a glance
And the glamor of the honeymoon has never lost its glow;
They are only common people with a common sort of life;
They have worked in hum-drum fashion as their calm demeanor shows.
But through all their plodding progress they have kept, as man and wife.
The pollen on the butterfly, the dew upon the rose.
To their brood of sturdy children they gave love and trust and care
And they taught them truth and honor and to walk the path of right.
To their friends and friends were many they gave out a goodly share
Of a warm and sweet affection and a cheer forever bright;
To each other understanding, faith of every question free
And the little flame of passion which true mating always knows,
So they've kept their dream unfaded, they've preserved for all to eee
The pollen on the butterfly, the dew upon the rose!
Regarding authorship of "Mary'a
Little Lamb," a recent number of a
London magazine says: "There have
been many claimants to the distinc
tion, but most of the evidence seems
to show that the real author was
Mrs. Sarah Buell Hale, who for a
number of years edited the Lady's
Magazine, the leading journal of its
kind for almost half a century in the
United States. She was the author
of so many popular poems for chil
dren, and her son, Horatio Hale,
stated that the poem was first pub
lished by his mother in 1830.
"It was written some time in 1827.
and owed its origin to Dr. Lowell
Mason, the American composer. Dr.
Mason settled in Boston, and gave
particular attention to the training
of children in vocal music, this being
the fir&t attempt to introduce singing
into public schools in America. ,
"In order to popularize his classes.
Dr. Mason requested Mrs. Hale to
furnish him with verses suitable for
children. This Mrs. Hale did. com
posing a number of children's rhymes
among which was the now famous
"Mary's Lamb."
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In China the mourning color is
white; in Persia brown and in Turkey
it is violet.
LONG PANELS
Panels which go considerably be
low the hem line have taken a firm
grip on feminine fancy. Thus the
short skirt is preserved but the effect
is something neither long or short.
j-.uied by cooiing - yj.
attire, it is, as proved by United
Weather Bureau reports, a delightful
U.einjune,
complete information as to raflroad
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WHEN YOU VOTE AT THE
BOND ELECTION MAY 27th
REMEMBER
You can give Phoenix the bene
fit of all these bond issues at a cost
of only 62 cents per year for each
$1,000 of your assessed valuation.
THE COST TO EACH TAX
PAYER AMOUNTS TO LITTLE
HELP PHOENIX BY VOTING
YES ON EVERY ITEM
SNOBS
Gilbert K. Chesterton said at a
luncheon in New York.
'I hate snobs. . Snobs are vulgar.
Whenever I hear two snobs discuss
ing the social status of this person or
that. I think:
"Well, they are no better than,
my old charwoman."
"ly old charwoman said one even-
: ........ & - V , n a
Aiag. jn, Aiags a laoy, sne 1.
When Mag gets drunk, she can t;ike
a cab home.'" G)obe-DemTat.
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The remains of an Imposing tem
ple built about 400 B. 0 have been
"unearthed at Renas in Thessaly.
HOSTILITY
In the casual camp at St. Aignan
one outfit of negro Yank were used
exclusively in the pick and shovel
brigade. Hence the following con
versation at mess:
"Man, what jo' all doin' eatin' bean
soup wid a fawk?"
"Big boy. Ah hates man shovel so
bad Ah done throwed away mah
spoon." American Legion Weekly.
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BEST THING SHE DOES
Mrs. Parvenu (to caller) Inipro-
jviae? Why, my daughter can impro
j vise any piece of music you put be
fore her. Boston Transcript.
STRAND
Tomorrow-
Starts
Mary
PICKfORD
in her latesf procKjdxjn
tH ROUGH THE
BACK DOOR.
EXTRA ADDED FEATURE
The First Picture Mary Made
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
See the Contrast It's Great
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LAST TIMES TODAY
MAURICE
TOURNEUR
PRESENTS
"THE LAST OF
THE MOHICANS"
INTERNATIONAL
NEWS REEL
LITERARY DIGEST
TOPICS
SELECTED COMEDY
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OLISEU
AIRDOME
Coolest Spot in Town
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This is "GIFT NIGHT"
Free Presents Galore
On Top of Which
Miller 4. Wakefield Present
JACK MILLER
and the
WINTER GARDEN REVUE
In a Musical Comedy with
Girls, entitled
THE GOOD SHIP
NANCY LEE
Next Friday Is'
AMATEUR NIGHT
Come and Laugh With Us
Continuous from 7:30 to 10:30
20, 30, 40 cents:
"Go Where the Crowds Go"
RAMONA
Not A Motion Picture
"THE
MOONSHINERS
DAUGHTER"
A corking melo-dra-ma
of thrills and fights
you'll like this one, it's
different
COMING UP
JESSE JAMES
PRICES
10, 20, 30 CENTS
STRAND THE HIP j RIVERSIDE
LAST TIMES TODAY First National's Special 1 D f-j 1
WALLIE REID "THE SPLENDID In the Big Pool
IN hazard" Today
"THE CHARM AND Tonight to the best or-
SCHOOL" The Good w"lern Drarna chestra that has ever
AND "THE GUN come to Phoenix.
"HIS NOISY STILL" RUNNERS" Phone 5973 for Booth
tomorrow Reservations
PATHE NEWS "IN MIZZOURI'' None Held After 9
Tomorrow, Mary Pickford in her greate st picture "Through The Back Door"'
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