Arizona republican., 1914-07-05

faints when she discovers that the
sultana is real For her unseemly
action, the aunt is elected from the
boat and the triumphant Bunny
waves her decisive farewell. There
is a reconciliation between the low
evrs, and all ends well.
The Redskins and the Rene
gades' is a thriller, right, and in the
battle scenes, tons of powder more
| or less) are used to make the sub
| ject convincingly realistic.
| Hearst Selig News Pictorial the
| animated newspaper completes the
excellent program at the little the
ater around the corner" Americas
greatest artists work for the Ave-
nue..
| The Lamara offers today bill of
splendid variety it is headed by the
! adventures of Kathlyn, and this is
followed by the Vitagraph scream,
Bunny Buys a Harem." The name
is enough of a description in itself.
lf anyone can conjure up anything
more funny than John Bunny in
search of a yelled and betrousered
bevy of damsels certainly has some
imagination.
In case neither of these pictures
appeals particularly, there is the BIZ
ograph THE Road to Plaindale,' a
ttling good drama that will please
anyone.
Riverside Park has spung a new
sensation in the great Giant Slide
! at the east end of the pool 1t has
afforded amusement to great crowds
ever since it was first opened and IS
the latest wrinkle in hairraising
stunts.
A host of new birds and animals
another alligator and the new base
ball park have also been added to
the attractions the last week. Ben
Massle's Orchestra and Aldens Con-
cert band furnish the music and the
picture shows continue to interest
thousands of movie fans.
Lucille Love, the Girl of Mystery
is creating a tremendous sensation.
She can only be seen at the park
and is more than worth while.
The Lion Theater shows a picture
today that will be of especial inter-
est to the people Of Phoenix, and as
il is in The Mutual Weekly, which
shows scenes of the worlds most
important places and happenings. 1t
is called Largest Ostrich Farm in
the United States at Phoenix, Ariz."
The fact that this film is circulated
all over the world means that Phoe-
nix is receiving a vast amount of
advertising. The Mutual Weekly is
shown every Sunday at the Lion.
and the film shown today embraces
fifteen different subjects. The two
reel feature today is from the Than
house, studios entitled, From the
Flames" This is an intensely inter
esting photoplay and contains a
thrilling fire scene that was an actu-
al occurrence. The plot is strong and
: the acting, photography, etc. splen-
did. A Komic Komedy entitled,
Nearly a Burglars Bride winds up
the program in a laugh, which by the
way, is the usual ending of al pro-
grams at the Lion. Monday the
Lion will present "A Diamond in the
Rough" and also the 18th installment
of Our Mutual Girl. Consistent good
pictures continue to be in vogue al
the Lion, which is a mighty nice
Clean movie house.
The Empress will have a whole
week of feature pictures calculated
to tickle the palates of the mos
eXacting fan. Empress pictures have
: become a byword in Phoenix. ant
are SO Internally interesting that no
bidy can afford to miss them.
Coliseum, the old reliable. is rgh
on deck with as good vaudevill,
: as can be found anywhere for tn,
price. 1t is not an Orpheum show
;. nor is it the best that Hammerstein ha.
= to offer at his famous Victoria the
alter; but it is the kind that appeals
4 to the patrons of the Coliseum an(
: they show their appreciation b,
flocking to it in ever increasn.
, crowds. For months past there ha
} ha,ln steadily oond hnu nt