Arizona republican., 1914-04-05

in a new and novel manner that makes a decided impression Much has been written, much has been said, and millions of people have laughed over Keystone comedies, and in announcing for this program the farce, ''Too Many Brides by that famous company of comedians, a new mark is set for sheer humor. The inimtable, riotous Ford Sterling courts a number of SWeetheartS at the same time and succeeds in stirring up a world of trouble for himself. The chase scenes are full of funny antics and the whole pro- cesSiOn moves on to a SlaShing, smashing hard hitting climax with a punch in both hands and a sure dis peller for all the grouches in grouch- dom. wherever that is. Certain it is that anyone in his or her right senses cannot sit through the presentation Of one of Sterling's farces without hearty laugh, no matter how deeply engrossed in their own troubles they may be, and if for no other reason at all than this whenever the Key stone" sign is displayed it is always the signal for a rush of laugh lovers to the box office of the Home of Mutual Movies which make Time Fly"
 THE SAVOY THEATER is making the most of the last days of the Jacobs company. which has brought 1 it more prosperity than it has ever enjoyed before, and the company on it's part is endeavoring to make | Phoenix remember it no so much for the good work they did when they | first came here, but for the Garrison finish they are now making.
 Monday night brings The Country Girl" written, produced, staged, di- rected, sung and exhibited under the personal supervision of the round and voluble Louis B. himself and on Thursday night that record breaking 1 human dynamo, Miss Hazel Lake, will return to the fold in The Two Thieves which is produced under the same personal supervision of the silent one as "The Country Girl"
 It is not q long time since Miss Lake left here for the snowy east. but from the lamentations that come to the box office nightly one would think she had been away a year. Art Rick, who has given up the idea of producing a Chinese play with local color. says it will be some home coming for the little Wild-fire, and thta Two Thieves" has been espe- cially groomed and made ready to let her show her best points to the audience. and further, that she may
 be relied upon 10 do so. Don't for get the date of the homecoming
 Thursday. April 9th.
 THE REGALE standari suffered none through the offerings of the past week New patrons by the score were earned through the med- ium of the exceptional Mexican war pictures shown the week previous. and these new patrons. together with the old. made good sized audiences at the little moving picture house I21O-212 East Washington street
 throughout the week just closed
 Particularly striking among the of ferings was that on Tuesday and Wednesday, The Primeval Test" in
 which Margarita Fischer and Bob
 Leonard, each of whom are local fla
 vorites, personally and in moving pictures, were featured. For today
 and tomorrow an exceptionally good
 bill of five reels is promised. The
 feature of this bill will be "The
 Passerby," a two-reel Victor drama,
 presenting situations said to be more | interesting than any caught by the
 moving picture camera in many | strTba An ic I'm n