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PAGE TWO
'(Section Two)"
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, PHOENIX, FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 9, 1921'
MUTT & JEFF By Bud Fisher
And Jeff Almost Got Away With It
Copyright 1921 by H. C FUher
Trade Mark Roe. U. S. Patent Offica
V AMUSEMENTS j
"THE OLD 1ST" 111
4
RIALTO SUNDAY IS
HEABT - 6RIPPIHB
A lifw era was launched In mo
tmn pictures, now possibilities un
fridl, cow fields Invaded by Rupert
l!v.che In bringing to the silent
rma "The Old Nest" which starts
Its encasement at the Rialto Sun
dayan era which marks perhaps the
rrvatest forward Advance since the
lirtti cf the cinema,
for Rupert Hughes with the mas--r
strokes of the born genius
evolved story so thoroughly human,
n convincingly natural, so majesti
cally perfect, and so grandly simple
r.A inspiring that one actuallv for-K-rt
the absence of plot or ven the
prrwm of th screen In the accu
rately mirrored chain of events
which marks the unfoldment of what
t conceded hy all writers and autho
rities undoubtedly the greatest
fenwan document offered In years.
He has collected the often consid
ered trivial events of home life, and
hniidir them into a tower of appeal
and heart reaching strength, he has
smashed through all the precedents
cf screen presentation, torn down all
the harriers of time honored ethics
and revealed to the world a picture
landing alone on its merits count
ing on no special anele for its au-
lretnacy. relying on no climax Vr
riee of climaxes, depending on no
dramatic tension, nor massive set
tires, nor gorgeous costuming or ap-
lvntment.
He has never forced the action to
rush the story to a given crlsi
there was no need for any false
moves naturalness is paramount In
The Old Nest" humannesa the key
on on which the entire structure Is
built and the result will go down as
a revelation a picture that will
never die a production thatwill al
ways remain ore- of the greenest
spots In the affection of the screen
devotees.
He has treated the theme of
mother love not from sensationalism
-hut from the grandly ennobling
truism of mother as she daily lives
her life in millions of homes every
where. Ta.ent the most carefully picked
cast In many months, combined and
co-operated with the skill of a direc
tor whose ability is second to none In
pictures Reginald Barker, respon
sible for somasof the biggest and
most outstanding successes in the
realm of screetiland Goldwyn spared;
reither time nor effort to make of
"The Old Xesf a masterwork and
Kupert Hughes was present during
the entire filming to supervise to
Insure accuracy to- maintain that
nihtle atmosphere which will endear
"The Old Nest' to everyone who
It.
The Rialto will screen the feature
day and date with over one hundred
of the leading theaters of the 'nation
located in the bisrgest cities in the
land, and will offer it without ad
vance in prices, screening it amid a
musical atmosphere assured by Geo.
. Kyes at the mightv "VY'urlitzer.
The management Is urging atten
dance during the matinee screenings,
that all might be accommodated dur
ing the limited engagement in Phoe-
SBSUElBBn
Iff THE COLUMBIA
IMgnity, richness of detail and
quaint picturesque effects character
ise the settings for ."Black Roses,"
Pessue Hayaka,wa'a latest Robertson-Cole
super-special which will be
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again today and Saturday. "Black
Roses" la - a fcdwerful drama of
American social life from the pen of
E. Richard - Schayer, well-known
screen writer whose Intimate know
ledge of the talents and capability of
Hayakaw, the star, enabled him to
write a story vastly more suited to
Hayakawa's personality than would
have been the case with anyone else.
Operation of a gang of crooks un
der the eyes of the police is depicted
in the play. Beginning with the mur
der of an old member of the gang,
they fasten the crime on his garden
er, Yoda, played by riayaxawa, ana
then abduct the murdered man's wife.
thus making certain she cannot be
tray them. '
Yoda manages to escape from pris
on and, thoroughly disguised, be
comes a confederate of the gang, with
the intent of obtaining vengeance
and rescuing the wife. She, in the
meantime. Is helpless in the power
of the gang and imprisoned in the
Chinese quarter of Jew York, almost
becomes the victim" of their plot, to
force her into association with them
as a safebreaker. To attain their
ends, they employ hypnotism, but
happily her rescue Is effected before
they have achieved their ' purpose.
With subtle skill. Yoda gradually
draws the toils closer around them,
and eventually accomplishes the tri
umph of a justifiable vengeance,
wherein is no time for regret or re
pentance as the sure arm of fate
strikes remorselessly and swiftly.
A Monte Banks comedy, entitled
"Nearly Married," and a Ford Education-Travel
film are other screen
numbers for today and Saturday.
Amateur Night at the Ramona
The new musical comedy, "Casey
the Detective" presented yesterday
for the first time by the Greer
La wler. Pioneer Girls company to the
Thursday night crowds at the Ra
mona theater was a distinct and ar
tistic success in every way. Bobble
Greer, the eccentric yttle c.omadian.
was seen at his best in the part of
"Casey" and appeared again in his
familiar Irish make-up, after playing
the juvenile role In the last bill. The
enthusiastic reception accorded Mr.
Greer in his return to Irish character
parts, demonstrates the preference of
the audience for this class of comedy.
The specialty numbers were all
snappy and cleverly presented and
served to stamp the week-end bill as
one of the most pleasing yet pre
sented by. this popular troupe.
The acquisition of "Chuck" Rod
man at the piano and as orchestral
leader was a noticeable improvement
and a feature attraction upon which
shown at Mauk's Columbia theater 1 the management shoufd be congratu-
KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES Pa Enters the "Dumb-beW Class
Hkjt listen
THIS IS TH' THIBD
TirtE THIS MONTH
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SHE'S LIKE ALL FEMALCSA VE. CANT CASH THIS' '
A REGULAR. Dunty&ELL. j You'R.E OVEaT3RAWKf
V WHEN IT COMES TO 40. '
FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS What Can't a Kid Think of?
By Blosser
r.?"fi i iL
lated.
nected
Mr. Rodman has been con
wiih several of tha larger
STYLE is simply individuality,
tempered with good taste. The
new Thoroughbred and Worth Hats
possess to an unusual degree that per
sonality which is so essential in a hat.
The dealer who displays the Worth
or Thoroughbred sign is a good man
to do business with. He knows hats
and hat values, and will be glad to
lend you every assistance in selecting
your new Fall hat.
There is a Thoroughbred or Worth
dealer in your town.
road show successes of recent years
and Is recognized as one of the most
capable musical directors in the show
world. He joined the Greer-Lawler
troune tnr th winter season, coming
Tdireet from Galveston.
An added attraction of great in
terest to the Ramona patrons is the
screening of "Alarm Clock Andy'
with Charles Ray in the leading role.
This is one of Rays better efforts be
fore the camera and one which.
should be seen in order to be appreci
ated. Jack Dempsey in a two-reel
serial picture is seen In a four-round,
boxing bout, showing plenty of action
with the padded mitts. This is ama
teur night at the Ramona when the
Phoenix actors are given an oppor
tunity to display their theatrical.
talent.
TO DEALERS If
both Thoroughbred
Hats and Worth Hats
are not sold in your
locality, ask us about
our unusual dealer
proposition.
"The Wild Goose" at Strand
The Strand announces the continu
ance of the engagement of "The Wild
Goose" as the attraction for today
and tomorrow. This production has
aroused more interest than any pic
ture to play that popular cinema
temple for many weeks. Gouverneur
Morns wrote into the story what is
unquestionably the most remarkable
treatise on marriage and the divorce
problem ever to reach the screen.
The story is clean cut and forcible,
convincing and compellingly accu
rate. It is sensationally realistic.
highly dramatic, wonderfully human,
and amazingly real n8t only tn the
action it unfolds but In the plot it
propounds. The plot is based on the
legend of the wild goose and the
constancy of these birds in never
deserting each other, mate remain
ing loyal to mate until the end. and
applies the legend to the human
family. The action revolves around
a man and his wife, their child, and
an affair between the wife and "the
other man." Morris has with . his
usual skill and dexterity handled the
story with boldness and daring, and
draws his characters with an accu
racy that Is positively absorbing.
The reviewer is carried breathlessly
along while the situation in the home
life being revealed grows more and
more tense, and as the husband"s
course becomes more and more ap
parent is it little wonder that "The
Wild Goose" is reviewed as a master
piece in screen realism. Paramount
has organized a very strong cast for
the various roles in the drama, the
company numbering such people as
Mary MacLaren, Holmes Herbert,
Dorothy Bernard and Norman Kerry,
and has given to the production a
magnificent appointment In the mat
ter of investiture and costuming,
settings and brilliant lighting effects.
Tha added attractions are the com
edy, "Society Dogs," featuring Brow
nie, the wonder dog, and the Pathe
News with its world of Information
gathered from all over the world.
in great style an adventure story ' V ; flffiy.-
story Is one of an American who,
while on a vacation tn Paris falls in
love with a dancer in one of the
cafes. The girl- is sought by one
of the famed Parisian Apaches who
resents in no mild terms the atten
tions of the American. As long as
It was man against man. the Ameri
can has the best of the bargain, and
realizing this, the Apache sought to
strike through the girl. This move
brought the American to the point of
desperate action, and the ensuing
highly dramatic episodes are the re
sult. Throughout the feature, a
most refreshing vein of romance In
terwinds the action a fact that
makes of "White and Unmarried" a
capital entertainment. The sup
porting company Includes Jacqueline
Logan, Grace Darmond, Floyd Whit
lock. Walter Long and Jack Herbert.
The program is augmented by the
Hearst News and the comedy "Hey
Rube." Sunday starts the engage
ment at the Rialto of Goldwyn's
super-presentation of Rupert Hughes
soul stirring story of the home: "The
Old Nest," which will be offered
without advance in prices.
Attacked By Mob
Republican A. P. Leased Wire
DENVER. Colo., Sept. 8 When
Walter J. Patterson, federal narcotic
agent, went to the neighborhood of
Thirty-eighth and Navajo streets to
day to arrest oGeorge Veto, alleged
narcotic .law violator, a mob of 150
Italians surrounded, him and an Ital
ian crept up behind and struck Pat
terson with a club. Then the Italian
seized Patterson's revolver and fir4d
several shots into the air.
H. B- Westover. another Investiga
tor, who accompanied Patterson, sum
moned the riot squad from police
Thomas Meighan at Rialto
Thomas Meighan continues to
please the crowds who are daily on
hand to greet "the good luck star" at
the Rialto where he is presenting his
latest Paramount success "White
and Unmarried." The role of "Billy
Kane", in which Meighan appears In
this production is one that offers the
stnr innumerable opportunities not
only for the display of that finesse
and art which has characterized all
his portrayals to date, but to get over
Rivsrsida Park
Tonight Is College Fraternity night
at Riverside Park the night of all
nights with the fraternity folks
the last opportunity for. a real hon-
est-to-goodness get together night
before "all roads lead back to col
lege." The management has spared
no effort to make this an event that
will be long remembered by all who
attend Arizona's largest and most
popular amusement center tonight.
Jt-special mention is made of the fact
that every fraternity member wear
ing his or her fraternity pin will be
admitted to the park as the guests
or tne manaitement no charce at
the gate. Among the many enjoyable
features of the evening will be a big
balloon shower which will distribute
over 100 prizes to the crowd. Another
very important announcement comes
from Riverside in the statement that
opening Monday evening "Patsy"
Allen, unquestionably the greatest
entertainer west of the Mississippi,
will appear at the park. "Patsy"
claims the extinction of using the
most elaborate wardrobe worn by
any single entertaining act, outside
of the Zeigfeld Follies in "America.
She comes direct from the const for
this engagement, and is acclaimed
far and wide as one of the most
clever girls in the entertaining world.
This promises to be an event de-luxe
at the park and big preparations are
being made for her premiere which
occurs Monday evening. Next Wed
nesday night is the monster masque
rade ball. it is planned that the
event carry six valuable prizes three
for the feminine contestants and
three for the gentlemen. This event
will be open to all contestants, and
should prove a most enjoyable af
fair. Interest is running at the
highest pitch among those who have
already signified their intention of
competing for the prizes, which will
be on disuplay in a store window to
be announced later.
o
Three hundred American soldiers
who fought in the World war' are
serving sentences in French civil
prisons for various infractions of the
laws of that country. ,
A
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SATURDAY
SESSUE
HAYAKAWA
in
"Black Roses"
The flowers of dreadful beauty.
A Dramatic Triumph.
Also.
MONTE BANKS
IN
'NEARLY MARRIED'
Full of Clean Comedy
FORD WEEKLY
headquarters and tha crowd dis
persed. Patterson, who came here from
Salt Lake City recently, was severely
beaten. The authorities still are
searching for Veto.
Recent development of the tank Is
said to render cavalry units obsolete.
TO -CURE- CRIMINAL '
NEW YORK, Sept, 8 Mrs. Fannl
Liebowits, mother cf eight children
and convicted burglar, today was
sent to a hospital in lieu of a year's
prison sentence In the belief that
further treatment with thyroid se
cretions from sheep might cure her
of criminal tendencies.
3musical-comepy
THIS IS AMATEUR NIGHT
AT THE
RAMONA THEATER
SEE THE
GREER-LAWLER PIONEER GIRLS CO.
IN
"CASEY, THE DETECTIVE"
Charles Ray in "ALARM CLOCK ANDY"
JACK DEMPSEY in "DAREDEVIL JACK"
n
EgjgE COMFORTABLY COOL E!y
"The,
Old
West"
-
A
Goldwyn
Picture
The Photoplay
AsTender as aMother'sKis
In ita gentle yet powerful appeal as grand
as life itself and yet remaining simple in
its greatnsa sublimely majestic in its soul
reaching influence.
It's a trip ba-ck through the years back
again through the happiest hours of life
back across the sands of time in a panorama
of glorious truth revealing with such accu
racy the sunshine and the shadows that
you'll love it as
That Takes You Home
STARTS
SUNDAY
4 RICHARDS & NACE ENTERPRISES
U RIALTO B STRAND I
Just Today and Tomorrow
Thomas Meighan
IN
"White and
Unmarried"
A Paramount Picture
Comedy: "HEY RUBE"
INTERNATIONAL NEWS
Better See It Today
Surely You're Not Going To
Miss It.
"The Wild Goose
Gouverneur Morris' sensation
al story of married life and the
divorce problem.
A Paramount Picture.
Comedy News
Coming Sunday
'THE WOMAN IN HIS HOUSE"
RIVERSIDE
FRATERNITY NIGHT
TONIGHT
Wear your "Frat" pin and you'll
be admitted free.
Starting Monday Night
"PATSY" ALLEN
The most elaborately costumed
woman in American vaudeville.
SHE'S A RIOT
WATCH EM RAVE.
"THE OLD NEST" AT THE RIALTO SUNDAY
it
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