Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-12-05
WHAT is HAPPENING HERE THIS
WEEK


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Mile Valkyrie in Youth. An Tss-
anay comedy in one reel. Snake
villes Weak Women" An Essanay
cartoon comedy "Canimated News
Weekly
THE ARIZONA-The patrons OF
of this the2ter have one more oppor-
tunity to see Paul Armstrong; great
play, The Escape as it will be in
Phoenix for the last time today and
tomorrow. This wonderful screen
production is in seven reels and was
produced by d. w. Griffith the most
famous director in the world 1t is a
photodrama written in the belief that
all men are brothers and that human
beings, collectively. are responsible for
human beings, Individuality drama
of eugenic science. showing many
phases OF life-ranging from the real
istic ot the visionary. from poverty to
the affluence from horror to supreme
happiness blanche sweet, Mae Marsh.
Robert Harron and owen Moore are
some of the movie stars that help
make The Escape" a wonderful pro-
duction
Starting Tuesday, and for three
days, Hazel Dawn, the most beautiful
stage artistic that has ever appeared
ON the screen. viii appear in her latest
screen production, The Heart of Jen-
infer 1t is the story OF a womans
strong love for her husband, which
prompts her TO place upon herself the
suit of a crime committed by his
sister. In the role of Jennifer Hazel
Dawn suggests with infinite tender
ness the pathos, the heroic fortitude
OF the sacrificing wife.
ON Friday and Saturday, John Bar
rymore, peer Of all interpreters of re-
fined comedy on the screen, will re-
turn in another success. the fivt part
picturization OF George Shedd's popu-
lar story. The Incorrigible Dukane."
Assisted by capable and expertIy
chosen supporting cast, with every es-
Sential factor necessary for the sue
cess Of a feature prominently con-
nected with the subject. The Incorri-
gible Dukane" should be one Of the
very foremost Famous Players sue
Cesses.
ELKS. Commencing with tomor-
NV N'iiAils7 IJCt lOI liftlltf Inc ILtl-
Redmond company viii present the
sensational New york success. with
in the Law Tonight Will mark the
last performance of Tess Of the
Storm Country" the Interesting
drama of Upper York state life that
has proven such a drawing card at
The Elks'
Within the Law" viii prove a gen
n oil
much as it is the most popular drama
of the day and when originally pro
scented in New York it broke ali at
tendance records and the great story
unfolded by Bayard WELLER the pIay-
wright created a profound impress
sion. and served to great extent in
awakening this country in enforcing
laws that would aid to help the
working classes. The vital story that
is filled with tense dramatic action.
pleasing comedy and an absorbing
heart interest theme. is told in four
acts, the settings for which the Red
monds have constructed in duplicate
of the original production.
The action centers about Mary
Turner, the shop girl who is accused
falsely of purloining goods from the
department store in which she is en-
ployed In spite of her protestation
of innocence she is sent to prison for
three years as an example to the rest
Of the shop girls Il is on her re-
lease that she maps out a line of
crime that will be within the law.
and how cleverly she wreaks ven
geance on the man who sent her to
prison is most Interestingly told
Audell Higgins will be seen as