Arizona republican., 1915-06-13

| fall, one of the first attractions at the Elks theatre
 If certain plans now under way
 mature as per schedule, Riverside
 will supply a real surprise and a genuine novelty this week A new Belasco- Frohman production arranged by David Belasco and Char les Frohman just before MT Frohman sailed on the Lusitania, is to be car
 ried through by David Belasco It l is. Tho Girl" by George Scarborough.
 The play is now under rehearsal and will be produced at Atlantic City on June 2S i In The Valley of the Missing which is shown at the I.amara thea l tre today Miss Jane Miller, who was | the leading woman in w. A. Brady's production of the great melodrama, Life makes her first appearance l as screen actress. She is a daugh- l ter of State Treasurer Miller of Miss ouri and has achieved in the movies an even more pronounced success than she recorded on the legitimate stage.
 Geraldine Farrar the famous prima donna is now at Hollywood. where she will appear with the Laslly com pany in a series of photo-dramas. She left New York last Monday in her private car, accompanied by Mor ris Gest. her personal manager, Mrs. fsr. fsfa sl.. and retinue of servants. Billy House and his band of merry makers put over two of the biggest successes of their record breaking en- eagement at the Coliseum last week. No company which has ever appeared at this house has played to more capacity audiences than the fat man. his skinny partner and their merry company.
 Charles F'rohman died intestate His brother Daniel spoke to him about making a will just before he left on the Lusitania: but he re- piled that there was no need for will. that in case of his death it was his wish that everything should go on just as if he were living and what ever property he had should be so handled
 Are You the O'Renly." the song which has replaced "Tipperary' in the trenches, was played for the first time in Phoenix at Riverside Park last night. 1t promises to be even more popular than Tip" has been.
 "The Diamond From the Sky"
 Beginning next Sunday the Re publican will publish weekly in stallments of the great serial picture story "The Diamond From the Sky probably the most notable of all the licture serials I.ottie Pickford, tha sister of the world famous Mary, was chosen from eighteen actresses of note to play the role of Esther in this s10,O0o prize picture. Which at the age of eighteen. is quite a remarkab blr honor.
 When The Diamond from the Sky was being planned considerable diff culty was manifested in selecting player whose ability would fulfil the requirements of the difficult role of Esther" After twenty five promin ent actresses had been interviewed. the producers 1lDalN agreed oii ISpltlt Pickford as the wound lady they be- lieved certain to carry the role through to a successful conclusion.
 The countless number of letters being constantly received by the pro- ducers from exhibitors and film fans bear out the contention of the pro- Guccrs in selecting Miss Pickford for the lead in this monster screen pro- duction.
 The story will appear in picture form at the Lion theatre.
 Century Enters New Phase
 Once again the palatial building which was first known as the New theatre and later the Century Opera House will undergo a change. On August ? it will become the Gen. turv Music Hall and will present an institution quite new even to New York.
 The top floor will be devoted to a large dance hall and restaurants and the concrete floor will be taken out and a dance floor substituted. The kitchen for the building will be To- cated where the stage now stands in the so-calied rehearsal room. There will be d wide promenade overlook ing Central Park, to be open to the air or inclosed. as the weather per mite In inc hlJldin. there will be