Arizona republican., 1914-06-14

the park at three o'clock this after | noon and their program will be found ! on another page of this issue.
 Another new feature that will attract q lot of attention will be the high div i ing and fancy swimming stunts of W. ! $. Carlson. the champion high diver of the world He is known all over this country and Europe and has been the feature attraction at every water ing place of importance in America Fe has just been given control of the water sports at the San Diego 1915 eX- nosition and will be head life guard at Riverside ali this summer His first exhibition will be given at nine o'clock tonight and the big feature will be ! fire dive from the top of the fifty-tWo foot tower.
 The Royal Hawaiians will continue at the park and their singing h as proved big attraction and will ua doubtedlr continue to do so.
 Riverside offers more for dime than any place in the whole southwest and the best of it is that it is always cool and clean there, clean in every sense of the word It has proven itself to be an ideal place for families
 Keep your eye on the Fourth of July. Ii will be q wonder
 THE EMPRESS has discovered Il real drawing card in its eXclusiev fel.- . ure film policy. The past week showed that the people are looking for an at traction of this kind and the attend ance at the Empress jumped to high notch To be sure they were real feat ure pictures and there was reason for the increase in the size of the au- diences. This week they have another . wonderful picture. Beginning tonight, and running on Monday and Tuesday nights as well, the feature will be Ce- l ella Loftus in "A Lady of Quality i Either as Cecelia or as the more pOpu- ! lar "Cissy" Miss Loftus is known and loved where there are theaters. \ splendid actress and the greatest mimic that the world has ever known. Mis- ! Loftus has duplicated on the screen : the wonderful success she has scored on the legitimate stage. Nothing that the Famous Players have ever turned out will be found superior to the work of Miss Loftus.
 THE GARDENS continus to please large crowds and for the especial benc- fit of those who go there tonight has provided a wonderful movie bill. The bi'l is nothing less than Shakespeare The Merchant Of Venice"
 This great Universal feature is in four reels and Lois Weber and Phillips smalley are the bright particular stars. Of course everybody knows the "Mer- chant of Vence' but few have had the opportunity to see it on the screen. MT Reade believes that he has se cured one of the most attractive movie offerings that has vet been shown in Phoenix
 In addition to this great big feature. MT Reade has secured the services of Miss MaXien Lavage, d dramatic so- prano of considerable fame. especially for this Sunday. She will he heard in various selections at the Gardens to- night and no lover Of music can af ford to miss hearing her
 THE LION THEATER presents to- day program that's bound to please and interest The feature is two reel production by the American play
 CTS entitled Like Father Like Son" This story deals with the heredi:y y question and it is presented in splen- did manner. the acting. photography etc. being far above the average. Be ginning today. the Lion will show ev- cry Sunday the Mutual Weekly which presents happenings of interest from all parts of the world. This feature this week contains eighteen subjects and each one is important as world news. The Keystone company is lhe only producers which have an "All Children Company and they produc ? the famous Keystone Kid Comedies
 They're clever and can initiate the grown up villain to a stand still The
 Keystone Kid Comedy at the Lion to- day is called "A Backyard Theater" and
 it's a clean, clever comedy through and
 through, and will appeal to grown folks as well as children. Tomorrow, the
 i-lol VIII present. dliOtHeT ulpiOfnd JIG
 free lance story, featuring James Cruzn and Flo LaBadie. This number is called "A Debut In The Secret Ser vice. and is a powerful drama dealing , with the government secret service. , This picture cannot be praised too
 highly and those who attend the Lion
 tomorrow will enjoy the entire pro- gram.
 THE COLISEUM as usual has q
 corking good bill on tap. The manage
 ment says the old building may not
 have any frills or feataners but 1he ; bill is there with the punch
 The headline acts this week will be