Arizona republican., 1914-06-28

every spectator and deserves to be shown longer than one day, but the Lion changes program again tomor- row and the feature will be Our Mutual Girl, which is showing a vast improvement over previous install ments. THE AVENUE, true to form, is on deck again today with corking good program. Behind the Foot lights" the two-reel Lubin feature, allots the headline honors to the pop ular favorite, Lottie Briscoe. Plenty of exciting and novel incidents are crowded into this special to make it a notable one.
 "A Snakeville Epidemic by the Essanay company, featuring Victor Potel Slippery Slim) and his wife Sophie Clutts) is a comedy that would bring the laughs out of wooden Indian. Sophie is taken with cramps, as is also Maud, the family mule Zeke is sent for the doctors who arrive immediately and pre- , scribe for their respective patients. Next day both pateitns grow worse and Zeke is sent for more medicine In his excitement Zeke gives Sophie the medicine intended for Maud, and Maud is given Sophie's Things be- gin to happen right away You Il laugh. and laugh. and laugh. i Hearst -Selig News Pictorial" be- side showing topical events through out the world, carries an exception ally interesting section devoted to the battle of Tampico, where the 1 federals repulsed Villa. The camera has caught the scenes of the most intense portion of the engagement.
 You can't go wrong if you go to the Avenue.
 ! THE GARDENS continues to grow more and more popular, the excel lence of it's moving pictures, the charm of the place itself, the Splen- did dance music and the danclhS floor and dining room are all St-ons factors in it's popularity.
 The pictures are particularly soou' The Universal service is used eX clusively and the large open air aud itorium is one of the coolest and most attractive spots Tn the cltS.
 Improvements are being made t-oh day to day and every evening pro- vides some new point of interest TOT it's visitors.
 THE COLISEUM has for it's head line act this week Lester Leigh ahc La Grace They appear in noVei- itv heavyweight juggling and boomer ang throwing act with special seen cry and costumes. It has met WILT marked success all over the clrcui and should prove one Of the bigges drawing cards that has come to th' Coliseum in d long time.
 In addition to this there will b' ltbree other acts and the usual TUT | of high class moving pictures
 The hot weather has not botheret !tba Coliseum at all and it's patron: find if q most inviting place to spent an evening.
 THE LAMARA will have the lonl talked of and looked forward t films of Judith of Bethulia." toda! and tomorrow Wind and rainstorms washouts and sundry other device for making sad the heart of the the atrical manager all combined L thwart the showing of this great DIG ture in Phoenix, but they all nav been overcome. The films are her and they will be shown at the La mara today and tomorrow. This picture was fully described The Republican last week ana tn delay of a week in their arrival WI only serve to make them all tn more welcome to the patrons o1 tn Lamara.
 
 THE REGALE continues to be tn home of first run Universal films. s has become noted throughout Phoe
 nix as one of the coolest aud mos