Arizona republican., 1914-06-07

the bath house in order to accom- modate the crowds and the same ap- plies to the dancing pavilion and the seating capacity of the open air the atre. The addition to the bath house will contain 15O more lockers and the seating capacity of the theatre has teen increased by five hundred, while the dancing pavilion is being considerably enlarged.
 A new attraction at the park is theh wonderful Hawaiian Quartette of vocalists ana instrumentalists. They play afternoon and evenings on the little island in the children's pond and are tremendous drawing card No more attractive music than they furnish has been heard in Phoenix.
 The dancing pavilion is growing. more and more popular. The floor is excellent and the music furnished by Ben Massies orchestra would make a wooden man dance
 Arrangements are now being made for a great Fourth of July celebra- ton and a display of fireworks that will be the wonder of the valley The mana cement particularly invites pie nic parties to make use of the park and will do everything in their pow CT to make things agreeable for them New picnic grounds down by the river have just been opened.
 THE EMPRESS enters on the first week of it's new policy. Until fur ther notice this famous house will deal in pictures only It will be the home of the Famous Players and ev- cry week it will run nothing but feature films Beginning tomorrow night the offering will be that won derful little actress, Mary Pickford, in Caprice"
 Caprice was to have appeared here some weeks ago: but owing to fire destroying one of the films it had to be postponed. No more at tractive feature could have been se- cured for the opening. In this charm ing play which was one which helped to make Minnie Madden Fiske famous, Miss Pickford will be sup ported by Ernest Truex. who was with her in David Belascos produc- tion of The Good Little Devil" and her own company Caprice will be shown on Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday,
 On Thursday, Les Miserables' will be shown. This picturing of Victor Hugos great novel is classed as the greatest moving picture ever made" and is said to have cost more than $100000. It will be seen at the Empress on Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights.
 The prices have been fixed at ten, fifteen and twenty five cents for these productions and there will be q change of bill every three nights.
 THE LION program today contains two-reel photoplay produced by the Reliance players, that is a little out of the ordinary for this company. It is called "The Mysterious Shot" and is a story of the revenge variety, with many scenes that show great constructive ability The splendid acting of Henry Walthall, who plays the lead, and the superb settings are worthy of especial mention. The Mysterious Shot is production of merit and the climax is very strong Another good drama today is the one reel offering of the Majestic players An Intercepted Getaway" is the title and it is well constructed and well produced, the photography being es pecially good. The Keystone for to- day is split reel, presenting an aw- fully funny comedy entitled "The Race" and an interesting showing of San Francisco and it's environs. From beginning to end the Lion bill today is of the kind that will please and satisfy. Next Wednesday and Thursday the Lion will present the great six-reel production of sam son." featuring the well known actor Warren Kerrigan, in the title role This picture deserves a record at tendance, as the story of Samson is faithfully portrayed in every detail
 THE GARDENS offers splendid bill in the coolest of open air the ateres. The best that can be found in movie land will be found at the Gardens Twenty pictures a week and all the best that can be ob- tained. Dancing to good music and many other attractions go to make