Arizona republican., 1914-10-11

l found Aline Walker, Ethel Miller,
 Jean Camp, Elsie Pierrepont, Dolly 1 Stroud, Peggy Hazard, Dorothy l Huntington and Lillian Bessant. The
 comedian is Larry Judge while Mill
 Ter and Miller and Walker and Welch
 will be seen in some dancing spec ialties. that will cause town talk, as
 well as doing some choice quartette
 work. These people are said to be
 exceptionally good. Neil Reynolds is the character man.
 1 There will be a straight minstrel 1 first part with olio and afterpiece
 with Judge and Welch and Miller and Bruce as the four ends. Special
 scenery will be painted for the pro- duction by Carl Bruce and all pro- l auctions will be under the direction
 of Larry Judge.
 i The engagement of this company
 is for a very limited time and ad-
 vance notes on the principals are very favorable. The company comes 1 here from Dallas where it has just
 closed a very successful run and it has been enlarged and added to for l the Phoenix engagement
 l The company will open at the Elm press on Tuesday night of this week
 and there will be no increase in prices during their stay here. As usual i there will be a first class picture show in conjunction with the enter
 tainment afforded by the minstrel
 maids and full value for admissions | received is guaranteed.
 THE LION THEATRE offers an- | other entertaining program today in | which the leading film is a two-reel
 Keystone comedy featuring that funny
 fellow Chas. Chaplin in a screamingly
 funny farce comedy entitled, The | Property Man This film was made to create laughter and it does
 it to the fullest extent of the word. | On the Border d Reliance drama, will also meet approval from every 1 observer, for it's a splendid photo- !! play. Mutual Weekly No. S6 is shown today is a film that should
 not be missed, as it contains many
 scenes from the European war cen ters. Tonight, Miss Grace Scott ] dramatic soprano, will render a new
 song accompanied by the Lion Or I play. Tomorrow the Lion will | show The Million Dollar Mystery and next Wednesday and Thursday brings l Miss Eleanor Woodruff in the much
 talked of production of The Stain. | If the very best moving pictures, best a1an | house count for anything, the Lion
 is slated for record business this fall l THE ARIZONA maintains it's pres | tige with a first class program today
 and it's usual Famous Player feature on Friday and Saturday.
 On today's list The Presidents Special stands at the head. It is a | two-part Edison that is fully up to
 the standard of this splendid produc- ing firm and it is followed by the
 Hearst -Selig News Weekly No. 52, 1 filled with up-to the minute news
 events of compelling interest.
 1 The comedy is supplied by George l Ade and is in the form of 'The | Fable of the Two Mandolin Players and the Willing Performer All of MT. Ade's works are interesting and some of them are a good deal more so than others, this is one of the | more SOS.
 | On Thursday and Friday nights "A Womans Triumph" will be the Fa- nous Players Feature with Laura Sawyer in the leading role It is
 a dramatization of Sir Walter Scotts l great novel, The Heart of Midlo-
 thian, and is a powerful appeal for honor and truth, as eXemplified in 1 the life of Jennie Deans, a woman l who refuses to tell lie even to save 1 her sister from death.
 l The production is in four parts and
 has been given a most elaborate set | ting and Miss Sawyer portrays the long suffering, but strong and cour- | ageous Jennie in a manner that en- lists the sympathy of her audience. l
 | THE LAMARA today presents "The l Pawn of Fortune" a very fine Ameri- 1 can drama in five parts made by the l Whartons. It is story of adventure 1 and is produced in the best Pathe | style. It is filled with thrilling sit nations and beautiful scenes. The
 locale shifts from America to the | South African coast and the Santos | Islands and Elsie Esmond, M O.. 1 Penn and Thurlow Bergen who play
 the leading parts all have splendid chances to display their unusual abili- 1 ty.
 | The action covers a period of eigh- l teen years in which time the heroine | grows from babyhood into young wo- | manhood. and she is made to figure in