Arizona republican., 1914-03-16
GREAT PROGRAM
 FUR CHARITIES
Greatest Vaudeville Per formance Ever Given in Phoenix by Society Lead CTS for Benefit of AssO- ciated Charities

l What will unquestionably prove to
 be the greatest vaudeville peIor
 nance ever offered in Phoenix. will be given at the Elks' Theatre on Thursday night of this week for the benefit of the Associated Charities. 1 There have been many notable per i fOrmances in Phoenix; but it has re- mained for the committee of the As i sociated Charities to gather the great est aggregation of talent that has ever been assembled on one stage in this part of the country, and while it will be benefit performance in that the entire gross proceeds will be turned over to the Associated Chari- ties, every ticket holder will receive triple value for his money.
 l To begin with A. H. Reeves has donated the use of the theatre and is ! of cost, every number on the program
 is donated and the newspapers and printing companies are donating the printing and advertising so that every dollar received will be turned over to the Charities
 The program will be a wonder and will offer splendid variety of acts. Eugene Redewill and his full Sym phony Orchestra will be there to play two or three numbers. No organiza- ! tion has ever made q more favorable 1 impression in Phoenix and they will offer the highest type of music in it's most attractive form.
 Mrs. James Westervelt who has a most beautiful voice will appear for the first time in Phoenix
 Mrs. Sidney J. Ross, soprano and both give vocal numbers. Certainly neither of these fine artists need any introduction to the public.
 | Claude Gotthelf, the greatest plan ist who has ever visited the Salt River Valley will play and Maitland ! Davies will give a monologue. The dances of yesterday and today will he demonstrated by Mrs. John 1 Dennett, Jr. Mrs Lloyd B. Christy. l Mrs. Bertram, Mrs. kennon, Aaron Goldberg, H. L. Aller, Irving deR Miller and William Coleman Rogers, | in the stately Minuet of olden times: while Miss Ruth AinsWorth, Miss Sel- ma Goldberg, Lester Byron and Eu- gene Goldman will show the spright- ly Tango that has set the country | dancing crazy now
 The famous Scrap Iron" quartet will be heard in q number of selec- tions that are absolutely guaranteed to be different. in fact extraordinar- l fly unlike anything ever heard here before.
 The Rev. Dean Scarlett of Trinity
 Pro Cathedral will speak
 One of the big features of the even
 ing will be Captain John P. Cum. a
 noted member of the Southern Paci- fife Lecture Bureau. Captain Cum
 is an old time resident of the state.
 He was a Indian agent of the san Carlos reservation in 1873, he was the l originator of the Indian Police Ser
 vice and captured Geronimo in New 1 Mexico. He will exhibit some of the
 most wonderful moving pictures that have ever been secured, taken here
 m Arizona. in the Yosemite Valley,
 Lake Tahoe Crater Lake, oregon and
 many other places. This feature will
 be one of the greatest novelties of
 the season and is sure fire hit. The full detailed program of this monster vaudeville will be published | tomorrow. Tickets are now being
 sold and the seat sale will open at
 the Empress Theatre at ten o'clock
 on Thursday morning, the day of the | performance. Owing to the great de- mand for tickets the committee in
 charge have been compelled to rule
 that not more than six seats will be allotted to anyone at the box office. Don't let this opportunity escape
 you. It is for one night only and Phoenix is out to break a record -0--