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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1915-03-26

Berlin dealers, 1t is laid, are offer
ing diamonds to American merchants
at half price. Society will renew lite
interest in the war.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1915-03-26

Judging from some exhibitions OF
prehistoric pottery. not a few OF the
ancients we're afflicted with an awful
thirst.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1915-03-26

1t is usually the case that men
and women with empty lives also
carry empty heads.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1915-03-26

Woman's waist line is to be re-
stored by fashion. However, no one
is bold enough to predict where it
will be.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1915-03-26

When an aviator announces. his In
tention of sailing around the earth he
is liable to wind up by starting
through il.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1915-03-26

Anyhow. when the geological sur
vey says the world is 10000, 900 years
old it puts It up hard to those who
have to prove that 1t isn't
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1915-03-26

Sensible whales should observe the
safety first" rule and stay on this
side of the Atlantic, where there is
no danger of being mistaken for sub
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1915-03-26

A headline says: six Killed While
Singing" Which shows there are
some things that won't be endured lot
ever.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1915-03-26
Beat 2, Graysport.


A l. Bunch, Sidney Burden
Jasper Brown, Fred Briefly
Thomas Bridges, r E Clanton
Chas Conley, J l. Collins
Briefly Collins, Jno Chairs
Jessie Campbell, Will Chairs
Ed Campbell, Chas Chamberlain
Austin Donaldson, Joe Davis
Lee Davis, Jim Douglas
Jno Foster, Sam Gordon
Arthur Golliday, Erlis Golliday
] E Haley, Chas Hemphill
Edcar Hammons, Walter Hammons
Martin Hammons, Hamp Hardwick
Bart Hardwick, Rev A T Hall
Irwin Henderson, Sam Ingram
Henry Jolliff, Willis Jones
Jno Jolliff, Willis Johnson
Henry Johnson, Limas James
lobe Knox, Frank King
w II Knox, Jasper Kershaw
Joe Kershaw, Rufus Knox
July Knox, Jno Knox
Sam Lamon, Cebla Lilies
Will Lay, Oliver Ladd
p d Louis, T A Mccormack
VIM McLurden, Geo Majitt
Peter Majitt, Anderson Meade
Frank Mayhem, Sam Moss
Jordan Mister, Guess Majitt
Pinkney May, Leo Mister
Allen Mclean, Jim Mister
Futrella Majitt, Lula Majitt
b r Perry, Mack Parker
T C Parker, Wash Pass
Roscoe Perry, E l. Perry
Columbus Richardson, Will ROsamont
Oscar Russell, Fred Steen
Henry Stewart, Geo StarkS
Sam Slower, Sidney Sanders
Price, Starks, James Starks
Jeff Stein, Willard Shackelford
Homer Turner. jeff Thomas
Eliza Taylor, VIM Tillman
Ebb Williams, Matt Willis
Vannie Williams, Henry Wright
Jas Willis, Phil Willis
Chas Woods, Frank Walters
Ben Williams, Robt Williams
Sam Williams, Jr., Rich Williams
Sank Willis, Jack Williams
Jno Henry Williams, Felix Watson
Ira Williams, Geo Willis, Jr.
Frank Williams, Willie Washington
Jim Willis, lobe Williams
Chas Willis, Armand Willis
Henry Wright
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1915-03-26

y census Of the idle would show
about 9S per cent OF the soapbox ora
tors looking the other way for a JOB
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1915-03-26

A woman may call & man who
pays her compliments a fiatterer' but
she likes to believe him, Just the
same.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1915-03-26
Beat 3, Enons.

Daniel Adams, Osborn Blaylock
Orla F Brown, Walter Burt
Ben Booker, Frank Booker
Bill Bland, Walthall Burt
Geo Bland, Mock Black
Lee Baker, Willie Bland
Jno Bowman, Will Bell
Jno Ed Crowder, Stanford Crowder
Weatherly Clay, Jno Chapman
Sim Collins, Levi Cothren
G E Davis. Ben Drain
Will Dickson, Solimon Dye
Jno Ellis, Jessie Edwards
Luther Edwards, Ephraim Elliott
Walter Edmonds, Pomp Ely
Shed Edmonds, Rasher Fenner
Louis Grinner, Tom Golliday
L f Hodges. Richard Hudson
Sam Holman, Jr., Cornelius Hunter
Lafayette Horton
Jack Hardy, Isaiah Harris, Jr.
Grant Hager, VIM Harris
Will Hardy, Ben Harris
Pastor Harris, ALI Hardiman, Sr.
Webster Harris. Matthew Hurd
All IldIululdli, III iluSh iidiN
Walthall Hurd, Will Harris
Burrell Hampton, Bill Harris
Andrew Jackson, VIII Jackson
Henry Jones, Woodsey Jones
Ottovine jefferson, Rubin Jackson
Wesley Jones, Jim Jones
Sidney Johnson, w M kincaid
Bostic Key, Lewis Kirkwood
| Tom Kindle, Colonel Kimble
| Wiley Kirkman, Wilbur Kirkman
Frank Kincaid, Jerry Kent
Will Lee, Geo Lewis
| Ned Lain, Tom Mcleod
| Tom Montgomery, Manuel McCaskiu
| Albert Mason, Claud Montgomery
| Will Porter, Sam Purnell
Robt Pearson, Jim Pan
Frank Pickens, VIM Ransom
Martin Robinson, Washington Round
Chas Roberts, Sidney Sullivan
Jas Stewart, Heck Spears
Dave Smith, Chas Spears
Spencer Stokes, ] A Thompson
Simon Thompson, Ran TONNES
Henry Turner, Albert Thomas
] Z Wright, Gilbert Weir
Will Williams, Abe Washington
ITom Whitaker, Willis Winter
Lester Williams, Festus Williams
Jackson Young, Frank Yates
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1915-03-26

The idea OF calling organized base
ball a trust, when it fairly ruins IT.
self to encourage competition
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1915-03-26

"A l4-inch gun speaks all Ian
guages," says the Philadelphia Led
ger. Yep; always shooting OF its
mouth.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1915-03-26

One trouble with any so called
Earthquake belt" is that it is as
changeable as woman's waist line.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1915-03-26

Jno Taylor, Levy Williams
Josh Williams, Walter Williams
Albert Willis, Amanuel Willis
Jno Wilson
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1915-03-26
Beat I, Elliott.

seat !, GIliotts
Jim Amos, Wess Brooks
Dave Blanch, Nat Beck
Il C Bowen, Tom Caffey
Geo Vrowder, Rich Collins
Seab Clark, Frank Crowder, Jr.
Jno Dickson. Ed E%scridge
lack Elliott, Oscar Elliott
Walter E~scridge, Gabe Ford
Jack Ford, Sol Graham
Razor Gage, Jno Gordon
Joe Gordon, Boston Harris
Jno Henry, Kuykendall Hooper
Yancy Hoskins, ] H Jones
Geo Jones, Henry Jones
Ben Jones, Lee Jones
C E Little, Jessie Linsey
Walter McMath, Clarence Major
Nose Miller, Preston Mclean
| Ernest Nash, l. A Olson
Dock Oneal o H Peoples
Fred Peacock, P Peacock
Luther Patterson, Jim Purnell
| Geo Patterson, Ed Robertson
! Geo Reece, Walter Rhodes
Divers Rhodes, Aaron Sykes
Epraim Sally, Morny Sally
Jim Sally, Walter Sykes
Pat Sally, Eddie Sykes
Jno Stinson, Jno Sanders
Rosalins Sanders, Ed Sykes
Abe Sally, Anthony Trotter
Cleveland Taylor, Henry Virgins
Anthony Wadlington, Eliza Williams
Carten Williams, Anthony Williams
Asia Williams
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1915-03-26
Carey Corey, Joshua Gerard
Henry GollidaY. B Z Cause

~VASy Ooiu w
Henry Golliday, B F Cause
Rob Cause, Harris Coins
Ned Cause, Sylvester Coins
John H Heath, A E Hedgon
Geo Hall, Columbus Hawkins
Patterson Hardiman, Remus Hardiman
Calburn Hodges, James Hall
viii Hemphill, Bowes Harper
VIII Hardiman, Jim Hall
Snow Hightower, Sidney House
Walter House, Granville Hill
Jim Hill, Leroy Hill
National Hall, Sam Hit
Sam Ingram, Henderson Jones
a johnson, Ashford Jones
Quilla Jones, Clarence Jones
o Jefferson, Hollis Johnson
Sam Jones, Jno Jefferson
Geo. Jones, Lewis Johnson
Atterson Johnson, Frank Kilgore
W H King, Jim Knox
Robt Knox, Jasper Kershaw
Frank Knox, Jr., Will Knox
Green Kent, T NJ Lockett
] A Livingston, l. Livingston
r l. Livingston, Dan Lott
Chas Lott, Andrew Lockett
Chas Lewis, Monroe Leonard ..
Geo Lions. Bob Murphy
Chas Mitchell, Jno Morris
Bradford Mclean, Ned Miers
Geo McBridge, Dan Nash
Douglas Mason, Sam Mason
Mack Nicely, Armpy Oneal
Elsie Peny. Oscar Peny
J T Peny. Nose Pritchard
Joseph Patterson, Sheppard Palmer
Jno w Patterson, Albert Persons
Dave Patterson, Ike Peny
Joe Patterson, Mat Pickens
Robt P~earsons, Bob Pass
Bob Price. Will Perkins
Noble Pitts, Robert Rollins
l II Roland, Bob Robertson
Morgan Robertson, Fed Rooch
Henry Robinson, VIII Robinson
Robt Ross, Jr., Buck Ross
Walter Ross, ] V Ridgell
Turner Starks. Harvey Simmons
Anderson Sykes, Wilbourn Sally
VIM Sellers, Anthony Sykes
Willis Spencer, Wathall Savage
Douglas Williams, Miles Winter
Anthony Sykes, Willie Spencer
Walthall Savage, Will Sally
Bob Simmons, Henry Stokes
Ed Sledge, Nathan TONNES
Gilbert Thompson, Granville Travis
VIM Taylor, Henry Travis
Richard Thomas. Leroy Taylor
Hannah Thomas, Sam Trotter
Wess Vance, ] E Vance
Andrew Vanburen, F. M. Wells
Ben Williams, Jim Walls
Samuel White, Joe Willis
Pinkney Williams, Dave Wilson
Sanders Williams, Geo Wright
Peter Wright, Silas Woods
Thacker Winter, Bonnie Winter
Bill Wright, Spencer Williams
Albert White, Shields White
Racer White, Jno Weeks
G w White, Jim Wright 81
Robt Wright, Jim Wellington
Sermie White, Florida Williams
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1915-03-26
lNSOLVENT TAX LIST

o f Bunch; C L Blaylock
r S Bostic; Walter Blake
S b Bermimon; Will Baskerville
Jas Bell; Hermon Body
Calvin Burt; James Burnett
Walter Branch; Albert Bradberry
II b Brown; Clarence Brown
A S Blake; Jno c Bush
Peter Brewer; Mack Beard
Gus Brooks; Tom Barnard
Jim Bostic; Jno Bridges
J S Butler; Jim Brown
Aaron Burks; Stephen Branch
w c Carroll; A J Carnes
j A Chapies; Joe Carpenter
Henry Cameron; Andrew Collins
ALI Cox; Carter Coffman
Crawford Craig; A f Chapman
Louis Collins; Henry Clark
Wiley Collins; Jas Crowder
Jim Chandler, Will Cain
Jasper Coon; Will Chester
Louie 6eprato; Walter Dunbar
Jack Dickson; Ed Daley
Ben Dickerson; j l. England
Henry Escridge; Geo Evans
f c Foster; Robt Fox
Guss Fitzgerald; Henry Fox
Mack Fullilove; Jno Golliday
p S Golden; Walter Green
Joe Gillmon Jasper Golliday
Ben Golden; Eugene Gilmore
VIM Golliday; Will Green
Tom Graham; Tom Green. Jr
Mack Hogan; J Henry Harris
] o Henod; Ed Hawkins
II Heine; Jas Holt
Isiah Hanola; Jake HAMS
Jno Hyde; Sam Hill
VIII Hardiman; Henry Halliday
Joe Harris; Edgor Hawkins
F J Hurley; Owens Hardiman
Jno Hit; Ernest Hager
Geo Hardeman; Sunny Inman
] II jenkins; Richard Johnson
w ] Jones; w H Johnson
Jessie Jones; Henry Jackson
Robt Jackson; Jake Jones
Alphonso Jenkins; Shep Jenkins
Green Kilgore; Nichols Keys
Preston Leonard; Joe Lacy
Robt Liddell; Henry 10y
Roland Leonard; Jno Lacy
N B Mcfarland; f NJ Moore
] H McCaleb; ] FMcLemore
w v Moore; B E Moore
Joe Maseno; West Miles
Jno Murphy; Jno Morehead
Peter Melton; Ike MCGEE
Gilbert Mclean; Dock McCaskill
Charlie May
F. o McConico; Charlie Martin
Fred Mills; Ed Murphy
Mat Murphy; A Majors
Jno Oneal; E G Pass
II T Pape; Percy Palmer
VIM Pratt; Lewis Price
Alex Purnell; Will Palmer
Jno Parker; w l Ross
A D Ratlif; H G Rodgers
c C Rosamond; Sam Robertson
Matt Randolph; Gum Ratlif
Ben Ross; Matt Randolph
w S Sloan; R f Shubert
Savage; Jno Sleegog
Sam Sweezer; Ernest Stephey
Walter Smith; VIM F Smith
Robt Smith; Manuel Suggs
Braddock Sellers; General Smith
Tom Sleula; Wash Singleton
Will Starks; Arthur Smith
Will Smith; Ben c Smith
Sam Sykes; Lem Smith
Allen Smith; Peter Smith
Match Sanders; Tom Sanders
Perry Sykes; R d Thigpen
B f Thomas, Jr; General Thomas
Jno Thomas; Anthony Turner
Ross Townes; Pero Thompson
Clayborn Thompson; Oscar Thomas
Peter Tabor; Martin Tabor
w w Whitaker; w M Williams
G H Wood; Lunm Wilson
Robert Wood; Frank Williams
Carl Wall; Henry Ward
Matt Weathers; Alonzo Willis
Geo williams; Oliver Wright
Matthew Weathers; Isom Williams
James Weathers; Money Winter
Henry Ward; Robt Williams
Jim Williams; Walter Young
Sam Young; Charlie Young
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1915-03-26

marines
Arizona republican., 1915-12-19

success from its first production. Ire aim of the author and producer has been to create real fun, mcrriment and laughter and they have sue ceeded almost to the limit
 The basic idea of "A Pair of Sizes k that two prosperous pin makers
 f" cannot agree over the way to conduct their business. Their many guurcis ale taken to thAIt attorne- To adjust and when the lawyer fin ally reaches the end of his resources he suggests that they settle their troubles fo. once and aU by playing a game of poker He badgers them irt" doing this. the result being that the winner is to conduct the hlsiness unmolested ro" a year. whiic jhc loser is To act -as the others butler From this promise the com pHoations develop when the losing partner becomes the other mans ser want in the winning partners house hold. where his position is made more embarrassing hy the efforts of funny cockney servant who makes violent love to him and is determined to capture him as a husband. To 2cd to the complications of his posi- .lon, his sweetheart arrives as a
Arizona republican., 1915-12-19
WHITTIER'S IMMORTAL POEM, "BARSARA FRITCAIE," WILL
 BE SHOWN AT EMPRESS

The youngest star in the world and the oldest actress on the English speaking stage will be seen here at the Empress theater, Wednesday and Thursday. when Barbara Frictchie" a fivt part feature picture, is shown, with little Mary Miles Minter in the stellar role and Mrs. Thomas w.
 Whiffen appearing in her support. The feature was produced by the Popular Plays and Players, and is released on the reGular Metro pro gram. Miss Minter is only fifteen years old, but she was a star on Broadway more than five years ago. when she appeared in the title role of The LittIest Rebel" a record breaking play, with William and Dustin Farnum. Mrs Whiffen has ben on the speaking stage for more than half a century, and during that time has created innumerable roles in notable stage productions. and has played with every English and Amer ican actor and actress of importance. In this feature picture both of these actresses appear in the role of Bar bara FTietehie." one as the grand mother and the other as her grand daughter. Barbara Friethchie" is a stirring photo drama. based on the famous poem of the same name by
Arizona republican., 1915-12-19

MT ATfcl. end William Ftrrum. the magnificent high eaIar.ed artist. ap- pears in the leading part
 The author makes no attempt to de- fend aypsIes from their traditional reputation for thievery. but he does champion tehm as occupying a high moral plane in so far as the relations of the male and the female members of their camus are concerned. He de fcnds theme acainst the charges of lastly of morals with which they have ben credited.
 Ng race. he shows. puts higher appraisal ou woman's purity than the sypsE In suhstautiation of his claim he has uuearthed two gypsy laws which obtained in England in 1850. While these laws are not enforced literally today, they Illuminate at least one side of the gypsy's character which has hitherto been little known. The law reads:
 "The Gypsy who wrongs chi tWamam is to be flogeed. branded and laui-hed from the elan
 When our Chic= Cwomenn yield their purity without wejlock they are Co be fiogSed unto death"
 IL is around violation or one of the foregoOinEu laws that the gripping action of The Broken Law" hinges
Arizona republican., 1915-12-19

oent forming the main dramatic theme of the play. We are then Iej to the exterior of the patch where in iS shown Hiram sudden depar- tune in a box car. the return of the wandering Wigs and last but ua- least the efforts or tho sheriff fruS- .iated in taking Lovey back 20 rh- orphanagc and Iiram- return to nis grieying wife.
 AudeU Higgins will appear in the star role. that of Miss WiEgS. and all though this will mark a new type of characterization for the popular lead- ing woman. she promises a stellar rendition of the quaint role Ed Red mond NiU be seen as Hiram sub bins. Roscoe Karns as Billy Wigrs Marvin Hammond in the rule Of Lovey Mary. Hugh Netcaf as Mr. Wiece. Eleanor BIclins as Miss Haz1: and twenty other players in important roles. Special scenery and stage properties have been arranged for the production. which by the way will run from Tuesday evening mp tp and including the sunday evening performance with three matinee urr- formauccS Wednesday afternoon. Saturday afternoon. OChriStma- day1. and a special matinee performance nH sunday afternoon Dee 3f-h. the jay after Christmas.
 "The Trail of tho Lonesome Pine" is announced for New Yca:'- week
Arizona republican., 1915-12-19
REDMONDS IN MRS. WIGGS- CHRISTMAS ATTRACTION
 WITH AUGMENTED CAST

Commencing with Tuesday even ings performance the Ed Redmond stock company uill present at the Elks theator the favorite comedy drama, Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch The quaint philosophy of Mrs. Wiegs the mother who is left to care for house full of children and still finds time to spread a lit:lc sunshine in spite of her lowly con- diti,u is a most interesting character and although the story of the play has no direct bearing on the Yulc- tide. the human touch of love and 5indness is the main theme and the spirit of love that crvades the entire action is uufoIded with alternate tears and smiles. thus reaching down deep into the hearts of all with its simple little lesson.
 The book from which the play has been dramatized has proven one of the best sellers and the play has had unprecedented success as a road at traction The Redmonds have. by special arrangement with the Iibelier Co. sccured Mrs Wigs of the Cab base Patch" as stock offering and along with the complete acting cast of the Redmond force a number of extra players have been engaged for the iony list of roles
 The scenes of the play. first show ing Mrs WigEs' home in the cabbage patel. just prior to Miss Hays we'd aims rn Hiram Stubbius. the man whose heart is reached through his stomach, along with the advent of Lorey Mary. the girl who seeks shelter under Mrs. WiGgs protecting wing when she learns that they are about to take away little Tommy from the orphanage; this little iuci-
Arizona republican., 1915-12-19
ROBERT WARWICK IN A NEW ROLE-TIRES OF ETERNAL HEROICS; PLAYS AN CEN
 TLEMANLY VILLAIN

World Film will shortly present Robert Warwick in Cauellani pro- duetion called The Flash or am Elm Gald- Robert Warwick plays char acter which is officially described as friends and virerting suspicion ny his
 gcntlcmaniy Graciousne@S. At the end of the play. when Lucicn Walde-k
 that's the scnuemanly Villains namc, is revealed as the thief of the enormously valuable emerald. re com mits suicide.
 Mir WarUick when spoken to on the subject. frankly said that he Wcl- comeG the opportunity of making a thorough exposition of the versatility of his art As Rahat in The Face in the Moonlight" he played crooked
Arizona republican., 1915-12-19
GEORGE BEBAN IN THE ALIEN''
 AT THE ARIZONA TODAY

Manager Nace of the Arizona the ater takes great pleasure in announc- ing that he has d feature for today that will be remembered long in the hearts of Phoenix theatergoers. An Alien" in eight parts and produced by Thos. II. Ince with George Beban in the leading role is the offering. It is a story that makes a strong appeal and stands alongside the spoken drama as a compeller of tears and laughter
 An Alien" Is an amplified version of the remarkably successful playlet "The Sign of the Rose" which for five years served MT. George Beban as starring vehicle both in this country and abroad
 Tn order to fittingly celebrate an expected inheritance from his late father, Phil Griswold. a worthless young roue, persuades his friend Robbins to steal from his employer, a fashionable florist, the funds neces- sary to make the revelry even greater.
 To his chagrin PhiIe learns the next day that he has been cut off with one dollar. and thus the two young men are placed in position from which they realize it will be diff ficult to extricate themselves.
 On a visit to the home of his brother. William Griswold, Phil no tices his niece's fear of an Italian ditch-Gigger, who has come bringing Christmas tree. He determines to llidnap Dorothy, and manages to di- rect suspicion toward Pietro CIr Beban).
 Searching the Italian quarter for the Alien in his automobile. William runs over Pietros little daughter Rosina and kills her. Petro wardore to the flower shop at which Robbins
Arizona republican., 1915-12-19

guest in the household He is un- able to explain to her his presence as a butler for fear of sacrificing his share m the business hy dIvul-ing the secret agreement which he has made with his partner The cntang ling situation creates no end of amusing situations and the hilarious fun moves alou- with the spcediest action until his clever little fiaucee
 works out the means to escape.
 F. i Frazoe. the producing mar ger. nas cast "A Pair of Sizes With lavish hand and in the local pres ontation will appear besides oscar tismaa such well known players as Kate Guyon. Jack Rarfacl. Rita Car lyle. ,ieorgc LeffingweI Ethel Will son. Richard Earle. Eleanor Fair hanks and others. \ year in New York and SIX months in Chicago isl but brief record or the comedy's run in the larger cities.
Arizona republican., 1915-12-19
At the Lion Monday and Tuesday

John Greenlaaf Whittier and the play by Clyde Fitch. It is produced on a big scale with notable cast, ncud- ing Guy Coombs, who is well known for his masterly delneation of TO- mantle soldier roles
 
 OSCAR FiGMAN IN "A PAIR OF
 SYKES"
 If Nou appreciate rip-roarinG farce. don't miss seeing Edward pc- pIe's "A Pair of SiNes." winch l~ tue offcring at the EIks Theatre on Mon cay, Dec 2oth. with oscar Eieman and the New York cast.
 "A Pair of Sizes is a play that ias been positive and legitimate
Arizona republican., 1915-12-19
THE BROKEN LAW HINGES ON
 OLD EDiCT OF GYPSIES

GyH. les .Ie generally cousI deTcd c. have a rather leo-e moraIcode. but. SD far as the protection of theirvoIlcn @ucs. their morals have received win dicati0u at the hands of oscar C Npfel author or The Broken Law" This feature uIotouIls Is the latest offering of William Fox. to hc' shown at the Lamlra. IU was produced by
Arizona republican., 1915-12-19

critics: but the part was ueutralzed by that of Victor in the same film and Victor was one of trose soody -oofy persons which World Film has condemned Warwick to play SO often, and so successfully.
 Seriously. Mr. Warwick is a very versatile artist. and as Lucius Wal de-lz in The Flash of An Emerald" he will have every opportunity of demonstrat ting the fact The Flash of An Emerald will be shown at the Lion theater on Monday and Tuesday of this week, which no doubt will be interesting news To his many friends in PhocnIv-
Arizona republican., 1915-12-19
News of the Theaters Music

is employed. and entering to buy d rose for tho little girls grave he is seized by detectives, who think him the writer of the mysterious note which told their client to know the kidnapper by the Sign of the Rose
 This wonderful eight part produc- tion will be shown for three days starting with a matinee today There will be two showings each
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