Arizona republican., 1915-10-03

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 Hip has been a good deal of na-
 tional institution and it's tremendous spectacles Were almost always the first on the list of things to be seen by the average tourist on arriving in New York
 During the summer the big house has changed hands and many i'm portant changes have been made in the building. The famous swimming tank that played such I large part in the former productions has passed with the old order of things and in the new show, Hip Hip Hooray," which ushered in the new regime last Thursday night under the direction of Charles Dillingham;, an ice skat- ing rink had taken it's place It is too early yet for accounts of the first night to have reached Phoe- nix; but enough is known about the new show to prove that it is bigger than ever whether or not it is bet ter. Lots of new features have been
 installed Sousas band under the personal direction of John r. fur nishes the bulk of the music and the famous Marimba band that attract ed much attention in the Guata- mala building at the San Francisco fair was another novelty. As to the show itself it seems to have been de- signed for all sorts and conditions of actors. artists and things. Among the big headliners there is OrVille Harold, the famous tenor; Nat Wills of tramp fame; Dave Abrahams the noted animal imparsonator; Toto, the cut-up; Mooners Blue Ribbon Horses the Boganny Troupe; the  of others equally well known. Five teams of the worlds champion dan cers; French. Spanish, Italian, Eng fish and American: a beauty chorus of 800 girls men and near-men; and the marvellous Ice Ballet, Flirting at St. Moritz," said to be the most beautiful scene ever disclosed on an American stage.
 So the old Hippodrome is new end the big building $ bigger, the spac- ious entrance is more SO anG the marvellous production that used to command the attention of the whole world, is said to be even more marvellous. T. is all an indi- cation of the age we live in
 Interestinu-and Otherwise
 William F'riedander, Nan Halper- in's husband, who writes all his wife's bright song material, is the author of Mabel Hamiton's new songs which have made such q tremendous hit in vaudeville.
 Marguerite Clark in The Crucible" to start the ball rolling, Mary Pick ford in Little Pal" to wind up, and Jesse Lasky's picture version of E. w. Townsend's "Chimmie Fadden," with Victor Moore in the title role, in between. How would that strike you for a weeks movie program? You like it? well go ahead and enjoy it; that is the way they run at the Arizona beginning today
 May Irwin last week made a trip to Washington for the express pur- pose of giving T single performance of 'Thirty-Three Washington Square to help liven things up for the pre- The single performance was given at the National theater and the president, and several members of his cabinet occupied boxes. The performance was given under the aus pices of the National Press Club, which afterwards gave a reception in honor of Miss Irwin the first it has ever given for an actress. The festi- vities over. Miss Irwin and her con- pany returned to New York and re- sumed the run of the play at the Park theater.
 Matinees are now the order at the Empress. Every Saturday and Sun day now finds Manager Purvines popular house ready for the afternoon seekers. The Sclig Red Seal six-reeler The Millionaire Baby is the attraction this after noon.
 Over in London the Charlie Chap in craze has reached even greater than it has here in America. There are Chaplin souven- IFS, imitators literature and films and now there are to be at least two Charlie Chaplin 'revues," one of them Charlie Chaplin Mad" IS about ready or production and some of the most prominent artists in English musical circles will have parts in it. They say that Chaplin is the best ,bliterator Cf war thought they know If. Wait till they have had him q title longer and he will be liable to start another war.
 Keep your eye on Leecraft's Lion. is going to break there cry soon, and it will not be the He whispered his plans to Is yesterday afternoon; but so softly hat We don't know whetne-' wants