Arizona republican., 1915-11-07

Nm OO-<Al tue HOIlc or lnO pictures of several of the biggest of
 the movie makers, the management is
 authority for the statement that
 hundreds have found out that the
 name Amusu-U is not new disease
 or a nickle cigar and have left their
 dime at the window to return con-
 vinced that there is really something
 new locally in the picture game.
 Phoenicians look with some sus-
 picion on the announcement that it
 is possible to conduct a theater and
 serve really worth while pictures for
 the price asked at the AmusU. They
 have been laboring under the inn
 pression that the prices are fixed by
 the film makers.
 Here the dime impressarlos have hearded together a mighty preten
 tious collection of features that while they have been shown in Phoenix on previous occasions have lost none of their luster, in fact they have re- turned with the stamp of approval of the most discriminating of the fans. robbed of that doubt that al- ways exists in the mind of the ticket buyer as to whether he is going to get value when he visits a product he has not seen previously.
 The Amus-U points with consider able pride to it's weeks offering which includes beginning today anu running again Monday day and night. six-reel product, with Ro- maie Fielding and Edwin Arden in the opposite roles, The Eagles Nest tale of the strenuous days incidental to the rush of thousands over the untracked sands of the Great American desert, lured on by the gold fever mirage of California in 1S49.
 On Tuesday and Wednesday will come that vigorous American per sonality. Wm Farnum whose very name is synonymous with red blood and action. in a film story, "Samp- son" IL is misleading in it's title TOT if is not a biblical creation but tale of modern business croesus who commands through ms wonderful personality the love or a wife who has married him Tor his money. It is a corl1ing screen story and shows Farnum at his best III figb+ scene in which he earns the title of sampson" by his mastery of a man with his hands |
 Each Friday night will be devoted +o comedy and it will be set aslde as childrens night. Upon succeeulIS r,ridav a gift will be handed the littIe folks at the door to induce Ihei- niclSles and to acquaint them "i'N inc house and it's comforts.
 Gra5stark will also be one or tie coming weeks bills and as 1t IS tre First time it will he shown at the ,sices that splendid film drdiha should find high favor .,
 rho Amus-U looks on paper |" baye mighty clever layout TOT l'9 ,,ossible patrons this week to coiile'
 THE PLAZA will show on sundas o,I,, ..Yanity" a two reel drama ol Iife featuring Edna Marion ana Al tb,,r shirley. also "A Boob Romance :-. Two reels featuring Bob Leonaro and Ella Hall the same people tha' ,,I.,ad the lead in the Master heS'
 ,d .syVhen the Spirits Moved .o,,,edv and "The Runaway Auto . comedy. The program for the res' of the week will he as folioWs'
 Monday An Idol of the Hllis Ill two reels and "From Italy SIloie' On Tuesday great Vitagraph lea- +,,r, ..T,,e shadows of the Past. on Wednesday the ''The Black BOX ,'',,obor nine on Thursday Bronco Billy master picture When Love anu Honor Calls" on Friday the grea. Broadway feature Tn the Garden or rjes" featuring Jane Cowl. on sat nrday "The Broken Coin number six.
 THE COLISEUM will open in blaze of glory with Armstrong Baby Dolls tomorrow night. Arm strong will present for the approval of the patrons of this popular play house, The Merry Whirl.' This pro-