Arizona republican., 1914-11-29

Vitagraph master work, Million Bid. This is by the same company which produced the Official Wife" shown some time back at the Empress, and which will be remembered for it's ex- cellence.
 MURRAY. Y.ANDERsoN's seems to have become an institution and every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday nights it is crowded with devotees of the dance while Monday, Wednesday and Friday nights find it engaged for clubs, the One Hundred club the Sup per club and the Sans Egal club hay ing taken it for those evenings.
 The popular public dances on Tues days, Thursdays and Saturdays fill a long felt want Dancing begins at S:30 and lasts until midnight and during the | evening there are numerous novelties, prize contests, lucky dances, exhibitions by John Murray Anderson and numer- ous little things that stamp it as a | place out of the ordinary. The dancing floor is particularly good and no better dance music can be found anywhere in this part of the country than that sup piled by Murray y-Anderson's orchestra under the leadership of Jack Abbott. On Tuesday and Thursday evenings | from 7:30 until S:30 there are popular classes under the personal direction of John Murray Anderson, pupils being 1 received for one or more lessons at popular prices.
 THE ARIZONA today has Robert | Warwick in The Dollar Mar as its attraction and it is an attraction de- cidedly out of the ordinary, for not only was The Dollar Mark" a most notable play but in Robert Warwick it has an l actor of exceptional ability. On Tues day, Wednesday and Thursday, Robert Edeson in The Call of the North will hold the screen and these two attrac-
 tions should fill any theater in the country
 Since the Arizona entered on its career as purveyor of films extraord- l mary to the people of Phoenix it has
 had one long line of successes, as well
 as one long line of patrons. In Harry
 Mace it has one of the best picture men
 in the country and one could travel a i long way and not find any better pro- grams that are daily shown at this
 theater. There will be a matinee today. l THE LION THEATER presents a one day program today consisting of a
 two reel feature, entitled The Sheriff Of Muscatine" which is a splendid | Nactar, cfn in xtrh ic r1n mt Y of action and taken in country abounding with beautiful scenery. The Mutual Weekly. shows a number of
 very interesting scenes from all over the world and the Keystone comedy en-
 titled Lovers Luck" is one of the fun niest seen in long time. Tomorrow
 the Lion shows The Million Dollar Mystery" Wednesday and Thursday The Perils of Pauline and on Friday,
 James Cruze and Flo LaBadie in the
 big feature production of Cardinal
 Richelieu's Ward"
 THE LAMARA is apparently not
 content to rest on the laurels of two
 such attractions as Quo Vadis" and
 "The Littlest Rebel' which set such a
 high standard at this theater during the
 past week, for Manager Barncord has
 arranged to present on Monday and
 Tuesday the wonderful production of
 'Spartacus" or the Revolt of the Gla-
 diators. Here is one of the most thrill
 lng pictures that is to be found any
 where, fully equal to any of the re-
 markable offerings that the Lamara
 has recently presented and one which