Arizona republican., 1914-11-15


 THE LION THEATER presents a good Sunday program, embracing the usual showing of the Mutual Weekly: which is especially strong this time, as it shows some exceptional views from the big struggle in Europe, that have never been shown before, as we'll as interesting events in this country. The feature picture today is by the Broncho players and is story of the sea. It is called The Cruise Of the Nelly Ann" This pic3 ture shows a thrilling rescue from a ship on fire and leap off high cliff into the ocean, while the story in itself is one that will hold close attention The laugh end of the pro- gram today is a Keystone Comedy entitled "A Brand New Here" and it's sure fire funny one. Tomorrow the Lion shows "The Million Dollar Mystery which is considered one Of the most interesting moving picture serials ever produced. Manager Lee craft of the Lion announces the com- ing of some of the biggest Feature pictures of the year, the dates of which will be given later.
 As a guide to Lion theatergOers, that they may know what to expect, MT Leecraft announces the follow ing features all of which are head line attractions. Monday and Tues day brings ''The Million Dollar Mys- tery' and the Majestic feature The Final Verdict" On Wednesday and Thursday The Perils of Pauline 1 will hold the boards, augmented by an American feature The cocoon and The Butterfly" Friday and Sat urday, the leading attraction will be 1 a Thanhauser feature "The Varsity 1 Race" and an American drama Of i note "The Mirror next Sunday, A i Tale of the Northwest Mounted and the Mutual Weekly. The above are only the features and each program will carry comedies and one reel sub jects. making a weeks showing or
 some of the best of recent photo play releases.
 THE ARIZONA has found that the public wanted just what it is offering them, the very finest feature films that can be obtained in any market, and the response has been something
 extraordinary. Every night the past lweek the playhouse' was packed to the doors and the pictures have been towns talk.
 The features this week are: Sun
 day and Monday, the BradY-Shupert spectacular extravaganza "Protea IT. land Tuesday, Wednesday and Thrus- day the wonderful Jack London pro
 duction of The Valley of the Moon with Hobart Bosworth and Myrtle
 Steadman in the leading roles. This
 picture is a remarkable one and has
 been a tremendous sensation fror coast to coast It will undoubtedly
 be one of the biggest events of the
 local picture season.
 THE EMPRESS for its second week as a picture house under the management of Wm. OGrady holds tt it's splendid General Film Co. pro- gram, offering only it's most preten' tious productions and assuring th' public that they will find there pie , lures to wonder at. The first of th' new features will be "The Royal Box, , made famous by the late Charie Coughlin and it will be followed b! } the big Kiaw and Erlanger produc 7 ton of Men and Women" The las two days of the week will be gveI l over to "The House Next Door,, th' drama which gave John Mason on' t of the greatest roles he has ever play f ed and ran for two years in NeV t York. Such films as these canno fail to bring success to the Empress ,
 THE REGALE feature today
 "The Honor of the Humble" a tw' V part Victor drama featuring Florenc