Arizona republican., 1914-03-22
Drama And The Picture Plays

We have heard some of the work of this company at rehearsals and it indicates that there is real treat in store for popular pr:ceG amuse- ment seekers Mr. Burgess knows the game thoroughly and has gath cred about him q company of real merit.
 THE LION THEATRE has splen did program for today and tomor- row, including some of the most re- cent releases of the Mutual movies. The feature of these is a tworeel Majestic "The Portrait of Anita. pretty pathetic story with love followed by after marriage coolness on the part of the artist husband, and then contrition when it is too late and the lovely Anita is asleep ! in the graveyard. Next is the Reli- ance number. Some Rogues and q Girl mixture of drama. comedy and byrlesque that is sure to please. The closer is another famous Key
  which Mabel Normand plays the part of the driver Of q race horse after her lover has been bound and hidden away by the villain and his tools. The police force is called out and exciting developments occur. In this instance both the story and settings are exceptionally interesting.
 ,,i, ho ars Inf Robert Pratt is always a strong card at tfis theatre.
 THE SAVOY offers another new one this week in the shape of 2 Fashion Show in conjunction with the tabloid "Hultz in Venice" Not cnly will this production be unusual ly elaborate scenically. with real gOn- dolas floating on Venetian canals , supplied with water from the ROose- welt dam: but Miss Wainwright and Miss Simpson will display on their shapelN forms over one thousand dol |. lars worth of gowns especially or Gered for the occasion and brought from New York by Hertzberg. Miss Wainwright and Miss Simpson will also wear the new colored wigs which are causing so much talk in 1 New York and will be seen in Phoe- nix for the first time. Tomorrow Miss Simpson will introduce the new butterfly" fashion to Phoenix.
 oh, yes; Louis E. Jacobs is back and before this is printed he will probably have given two or three ! columns of information as to his future plans. He has already wired us that they are SOME plans.
 THE COLISEUM retains the Nash vile Students for today and tomor- row This is the greatest drawing card which has ever played at this theatre.
 Today and tomorrow there will b' a moving picture of exceptional in terest. The Presidents Pardon" is Pathe in three reels. and is on' of the most remarkable ever turned out by the General Film company. II it appears not only eX-President Taf
 but also eX-President Castro o
 Venezuela and Frank Coffman, tn
 tird-man. The story is of great in
 terest and the photography nothin,
 short of marvellous.
 Tuesday, the new bill opens wit
 Prince Ludwig. the midget musica
 cartoonist, as headliner; Lafolette t
 Co, magicians and illusionists, am
 Ross & Stewart in German comed, singing and talking
 Matinee today at 800.
 THE LAMARA has splendid bi
 today and tomorrow. The feature i
 the Edison tWo-Ieel The Antiqu Brooch" This is followed by tn
 Lubin comedy, "A College Cupid.
 and the closing number is tn , Pathe ''The Grand Canyon of Ne, , York" This last picture alone I worth d trip to the comfortable the atre. The grand canyon of Ne'
 York may not have the ma agnitude c the Grand Canyon of Arizona, but l is quite as wonderful in its light and shades and more remarkable i ? that it is the work of man. Ever Tuesday and Wednesday. the Lamar z runs a special kleine program, i'm