Arizona republican., 1915-10-10
WHAT IS HAPPENING HERE
 THIS WEEK
THE ARIZONA THEATRE

THE ARIZONA THEATRE patrons
 Will be given the opportunity of see
 Ing The Christian" a picture that
 required six months in the making
 and was staged under the Vitagraph company's ablest directors today. Mon
 day and Tuesday. Adopted from Hall
 Gaines famous novel, the eight film acts in which Earle William and Edith
 Storey are featured, is an unusually powerful and convincing work
 abounding in dramatic situations.
 Edith Storey. as Glory Quale. gives a vivid impersonation of Viola Allen greatest part She is splendid, artis- tic. wonderful. Earle Williams. in
 portraying John Storm-a type of man who is almost a religious fa- natic. accomplishes equally brilliant work as Miss Storey It is the best of the many great performances he has given the screen. In their sup port is a cast of Vitagraph Stars. including Charles Kent Harry North dup. James Yackaye, Alberta Gallatin, Charlotta de Felice Edward KimbaIl. James Morrison. J. w. Cambrook, Donald Hall. and Jane Fearnley.
 On Wednesday and Thursday Maud Allen the American girl who was royal favor by her exquisite inter- pretation of the modern classical dances will be seen in The Rug Makers Daughter" Miss Allen is being presented for the first time in motion pictures by Bosworth h. corporated. in association with the Oliver MOrosco Photoplay company. The tense hypnotic concentration which grips Miss Allen in all her dancing is clearly shown in this pie p-hirh of har ties to reveal her art. Musicians were required by Miss Allen every day during the making of the film Every bar. every phrase, every chord gives her a hint; makes her do something" And her mind and body-are so en rapport through her genius and long training that she can translate in stantly in dancing the characteris- tics of the vision the music reveals to her.
 The weeks end attraction at this theatre will be Blanche Sweet in "The Clue" The political detective drama produced by the Lasky company. Is said to be a fascinating story which holds the suspense fast up to the last | moment.
 Count Boris Ruloff. a Russian ad- | Venturer. is paying court to Christine | Lesley while visiting America on his | way to London, where he is to turn | over to agents of the German gov ernment map of the Japanese coast | defenses that he and his brother, | Alexis. have obtained in the Orient. Alexis. at the same time. is trying to win the hand and fortune of the wealthy Eva Bertram. whose brother Guy. is the rival of Boris in the af fectiOns of Christine. Guys valet, NOgi is an agent of the Japanese government. and, having discovered that Alexis has the map. is seeking to regain possession of it. The mur- der of Alexis complicates the situation and is not of course, explained un- til the very conclusion of this most and fascinating film mar rative-
 In addition to Miss Sweet. the cast of The Clue" includes Gertrude Kel Ter. Edward Mackay. Sessue Haya- kawa, Page Peters. Ernest Joy and Billy Elmer.
 THE EMPRESS THEATER has a splendid week ahead, offering its V. l.. s. E. feature, "The College Widow today and Monday and equally strong attractions for the re- maining days. The phOtoplay yer sion of the great stage success is a five reel production with Ethel Clayton and George Soule Spencer in the leading roles. Being college man and a football player, Spencer