Arizona republican., 1915-07-11

into vaudeville where his playlet The Fifth Commandment" created a sen sation. Later it was made in.o lull length play and produced on the legitimate stage and now it appears for the first time in the movies IL is one of the World Film Corporation features.
 Following this on Tuesday We'd nesday and Thursday. comes William Elliott in When We Were Twenty one" Here is a man who should play the role as it has never been played, a man who should make more of it than anybody who has ever essayed the wonderful role of the Imp It was he who made Ma uame N the most wonderful pro- duction which Henry w. Savage ever presented to the American public. He created the role of the boy in that great drama and 1t vas enc of the most wonderfully beautiful portra Nals ever presented. None of the younger actors has a greater talent than Mir Elliott and in addition he is gifted with that indefinable thing Per sonality" to an unusual degree. As to the play itself 1t is so well known | that il needs no description. Suffice to say tfat it was one of Nat Good l wins most starring vehicles and the role of the Imp made d star of Henry Woodruff. Produced by the Famous Players Co 1t is a superb ! piece of screen work.
 One of the most striking and dra- lnatic scenes of the piece is set in 1 the Corinthian Club, fashionable i supper palace. where the Imp az the [ central characters is known discovers !. the falsity of the woman he adores ! The scene presents one of the most ! powerful and emotional situations ever i produced in motion pictures. From | this crisis. the Imp enaerces re- !. generated. and turns to a purer. | sweeter love waiting for him at home |
 For Friday and Saturday the week 1. end program will be The Spanish Jade" featuring Betty BeIlairs as "Manuela.' I: is a fascinating Span ish tale of love and tragedy with 7 unique costumes and scenes of that "uaint country. It is dramatized for the screen by Louis Jaseph Vance from the novel by Maurice Hewlett !
 THE COLISEUM brings back an oid-ume Phoenix favorite in the per
 
 few years since the redoubtabIc Jimmy was here. but he stayed a long time and was the most popular comedian who ever played an en- gagement in the days that are gone. Phoenix remembers him and remem- eers him well, and it will turn out a banner audience to greet him and his company of gloom dispellers tomor- TOW night
 The management of the coliseum states that Atr. Lee brings with him an excellent company of supporting artists. including his daughter. Made line Lee, co-star with him. and Frank Nack. well known to local audiences. They state further that the scenery will he fresh. new and attractive and that all the tabloid offerings will be mounted in attrac- tive manner; that every member of the company can sing and that most of them can dance: that the little plays will be clean. we'll acted, in teresting. funny and new That is a large order to take care of: but it has been done before and can be I done again.
 The first offering of the new com company will be The Funny Moon." billed as-the funniest comedy of the many which MT. Lee has written. ; It is chosen for the opening bill be- $ cause il offers many opportunities to display the talents of the star. his leading lady and their supporting cast It has a musical plot which is a novelty in itself and it is filled I with musical numbers that are new. and tuneful
 The King k Dead. Long Live the I King would seem to fit in well just here. only the king is not dead House , and ~Allard ale very much alive and 90 are the Broadway Honeymooners. $ They appear for the last time to- i night and their farewell performance i will be attended hy host of loyal friends No company which has i played at the Coliseum has ever drawn bigger audiences or provoked [ more laughs, and the round come [ fian and his skinny partner will be f pleasantly remembered long after I many others are forgotten
 THE LION THEATER thrives weel. : Tn and week out. hot weather or i 'ool because it offers a program. of consistent excellence and the people | 'now it. The program for this week I 'ears out all the claims that Lion ' makes in regard to the pictrrec il | ffers. f For today's program the feature is e he two reel Ihanharscr .Hhe Mo il 1ent of Sacrifice, strong viriIe i irama that grips one through every V oot-- ef tns two reels. Added to