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Arizona republican., 1915-07-18

is also on this bill, this episode Is 'The TclI-Tala Heart As the series nears it's completion the episodes are becoming more and more interest ing.
 The program for Saturday has not yet been arn3unccd but Manager Ba:ncord will make it public lata' in the week,
 THE PLAZA with it's fine list of feature pictures, gleaned from the best studios in the business is draw ing a constantly growing army of regulars who enjoy to the utmost the splendid offerings Manager Cave ness has booked for them.
 Today no less a star than Lional Barrymore is the featured actor He appears in a five reel drama by Vic tor Mapes, The Curious Conduct of Judge Legarde." supported by Edna Pendleton and Wm. H. ToOker. The picture is produced by the Life Photo Film Corporation of New YorK and it tells a story of prominent barrister. the senior judge of d crim- inal court who is injured by q kick at the base of his skull While he apparently recovers the injury es- JdbiSneS III nm 'i uudl ptISOlldIitf . From then on it is a sort of Dr. Jekyl and MT Hyde affair; only in this case the end is a happy one, the judge being restored to health and married to the girl he loves. 1t is an unusual story. well told and particularly well played.
 In addition to the big feature there is one of those uproarious Keystone comedies that everybody loves Tle bill runs today and tomorrow and is one that should not be missed.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-18

Following the policy Of introducing ,ue newest stars in moViel7ud to tho people oi Phoenix, Mauascr Nace has b,okcl Victor Moore for Tuesday
 "Wednesday and Thurslay' He will au- pear in Suahs" produced hy tho jesse l.. I-sEy Feature Play O.. the fsr,t screen play in which he has taken part. Mir. Moore has long been one of tho most popular co,neGians ou the legilnlte stage. and t is lard to think of Aiu without think
 Ing ot George NL Conan. SO ciosels have they been associated. Forty five Ninates from Broadway" shorty 23cCabe.'- The Talk If New York" "whe Haupiest Night of lis Life"
 .ad many others have nil been made better by tho art of Victor Moore. llr Cohau always considered him an ideal star for his musical come dies eeau=e he is so full of humoU and -snaI" combined. He cannot be exactly compared with any coma Cian nov appearing on the screen
Arizona republican., 1915-07-18

The Plundercr'' with William Far mum and his excellent supportiug company appearing Co greater advant- age than ever II k one Of those red -bIooded pictures in which MT. Iarnuln deiights and in it he stars in a flight with twenty savage gold cra4cd miners at the Cro.x d'Or mine. The story is a real thriller It tells in crisp and most sensational way the story of the fight of a lion hearted man to keep what is his own. IL is a picture good 10 look at and those who remember Mir. Farnum in The Spoilers and The Niger will particularly want 10 see him in Ire Plunderer
 on Tuesday and Wednesday, the feature will be Dope a Mutual re- lease with Laura Nelson Hall in the lead. She win be particularly re- mcmbered for her splendid work as "Everywoman" and aeaIn as the show girl in The Easiest Way, with Frances Starr "Dore" is a tremcn- dous arr&isnment of the drug evil in the UnlteI States and classes in the same category W'th "WormU ood". "Absinthe" anG Zola's Drink"
 Thursday and Friday are the regular serial days. rNho pays is one of tho most notable series whicn has been rrvdGced in Phoenix and is growing in popularity each wccA. one great item m fal or cf this series that while they are all oealirE with tue same o'io:;'ion, c.t'r play is complete in itself. This weeks subject is "Tla Pomr Of the Earth
 Another of the Exploits of Elaine
Arizona republican., 1915-07-18
WHAT IS HAPPENING HERE
 THIS WEEK
RIV VERSIOE PARK

RIVERSIDE PARK .s proving every tay tLat u IS essentially an amuSe- InOut resort for the whole people Its
 ..rre.d Is uruoahN the widest ot ans Sunmvr place .t ann Isemelt in the state. It !s it's ann tu offer an attract i've place. well kept amt well conduct ,u. where d man and his family may lo tu fud relief from the heat and en- Jog plenty of N Nholesumc amUsemeut -t a 'lirImuu; of expense. IL $ cffer- mE lishtly program of nlovin 5 pictures which are of real merit To ulAht the tntju feature iS the second Iu-tanmtnt of Tile Goddess the Htcat \Itusrtph serial which iS at- Jr.tctIH- SO much favorable attention tnroughout the country. Not only I~ lJ the latest serial picture to hv of tered to- the pIblc. but il is ac- klowled4ed to be the finest pre- GDcuon eN-r released hy> the TIta- .l-tph tu. The prutoSrapfs ls Wor- ucrf4L lhe story aoth uol .l and of absorbing interest. ard with Anita Stewart and Ear. Williams playIu; th- leading ralss 4 Is naturally. in te:.rCteu m d manner winch cannot ic improved uDoA The Goddess ls shown at RNvrside on sunday ul-Hts only. and is in addition Jo the re- HIar program.
 There is a complete change of program every sunday. Tuesday. ll-ursu4y and ~aterGty nights. Not cui,, ale ti.@ pictures -ooG at River side. put ;hr -re,.t opon air thea tr, offers .ts patrons the coolest anu most cumi.,rts.Hle means ui en5uy:u-s then to be- touuJ around 'IueutN.
 another tvatusc ,vh5"h Is worthy of uoj,. IS tle nist:y orchestral con cert Au eight .ree, orchestra o- -.,at ability plays oU th, band stand over tine s>, -n.m.us pool every ct euiH- at eu o'clock and thei- concerts ur,- really good Tie prasr..-a~ al. well selected and the music i, well woeth d visit to tine 5re io Ae,r.
 Ie.innins next Sundcv che NI.l- iaaer Brothers VIII ae seen at tt, l,ark ior two Weeks .1 8 ralr oi t.e most sensational avt- not. before tlv liuriic They present tv.o a.tS th..- ale the very limit in thrulers-l-atf dcsving stunts that are arpailius iI ti.cir daring This is not only t;.a most noteworthy ;.ttra- --iou -roust to Riverside but the most notable and expensive out loo. act ever seen Ir Arizona
 Dancing continues very I"pu-cr and
Arizona republican., 1915-07-18

he sets a new style that is ail his o-.n lis breeziress of manner is extraordinarily funny ir the role of
 Snobs." a poor mir,man who sud- denly and unexpectedly. irherits in" title and immense fortune Of au IrgIish Du-c
 For H-iIay and Saturday David Iie1aseo'S great success "M9s- Blos- so.n" VIII bc thc offering It's tcn- der romance and it's frank pTescn- tation of problems familiar in our domestic Iire. vitf its thrilling mil- taiv aspects of the great national struggle Of halc century aen, coIa- b.re 90 nuke this one ot the most typical and appealing American plays ever produced. Released through taC I'afamol nt program. lt is effectively interpreted by a sterling Famous Plavcrs east including Gertrude Ro- iiuson, Russell Eassctt. Marshall NeiIman DonalJ Crisp and Gertrude Norman.
 THE EMPRESS has been for tuaatc in its sunrJer programs. Not cuiy during the past week; bu: throughout the heated season the pie lures have been sc good as to cause fcrgetfuIne~s of the heat. Take the ne.- Billy Reeves comedy The Sub siitutc" which k shown for the last time today, as an example. There are so mary legitimate laughs in IL that one has neither the time nor the inclination to think Of the thcr- 1noncter. These Eeeces-Lubin con e. Cics promise to be the real headliners in the movie world very shortly.'Thc Breath If Artby.' is a splendid fea- tre. one of thr Gest that has come Co Phoenix from the Vitaeraph stu dios. and with the Esanay comedy, The Cndertaker' Uncle and Hearst Selig News Weekly with its world pictures and examples of the latest fashions exhibited by La iy Duff Cor Lucille" complete an excellent program which may he seen for the last time tonight
 For Monday and Tuesday another three part NitaSraph drama. "in the Days of Famine ia booked. Is very interesting story is interpreted hy go strong cast. Tn addition there is the J1ssanay drara "A Sad Dog Story" that is quite different from the general run, and two good come Cies, Flushing the Lunch Countci. a Ealem onc-reeler with Bud Duncan
Arizona republican., 1915-07-18
Drama, and The Picture Plays

[ THE COLISEUM, under the inn petus given it by Phoenix old friend, Jimmy" Lee, is booming like a ship under full sail, playing to packed houses and floating on the high tide of prosperity
 Tonight will be the last time that College Days" with it's funny situa- ations. is put on view. It is a bully show but it must make way for better one tomorrow.
 The change of program on Monday night will bring All Mixed Up" into view one of those Wriggly, jiggly, fun and frolic affairs that are dear to the hearts of all musical comedy fans. Conceived in the heat of summer they are designed only to drive away dull care, furnishing an hour of fun, melody and twinkl.ng toes that defies the most determined onslaughts f Field Marshal High Temperature and General Humidity.
 The principal musical number of "Al Mixed Up" will he When l Want to Settle Down." the rcigning hit in Ziezfield's "Follies of 1915." This is said to be the greatest song lit of the last three yec rs-not even eX- eepting 'Tipperary."
 The entire ensemble of the new company seems to have made good. Jimmy Lee retains all the unction and ready wit of the old days his daugkter, Madelaine. has made good In decisive fashion. Tommy Burns has made the most favorable inn pression and is rapidly becoming one of the most popular members of the company. Frark Nack, Of course, has hc"n welcomed: he too is an Oll friend of the family. having played many enga Semcnts here and seems particularly at home with this com pany.
 new conner who has scored some tremendous hits is Baby Angeles This tiny youngster irherits all the good points of her dad and has become a prime favorite.
 So far. at least. the little comedies have been adequately mounted and prettily costumed The stage busi- ness has been good and the chorus are surely a Hsty lot of songstcrs There is a change of bill every Mon day and Thursday and two good nov ing pictures are shown before each performance.
 THE LAMARA THEATER is rnak- ing strenuous efforts to nave the excellent program which has gone before. forgotten in the better ore which Is tc come. Each week brincs new proof of the excellence of tho Fox attractions. Today, for instance there is the colossal production of
Arizona republican., 1915-07-18

and Dreamy Bud Visits the Zoo" cre of the Esscnay laugh producers
 Wednesday, and Thursday are Me- tro Feature Days" and Nill bring florence Reed m Clyde i'itch's ro- 1lantic story Hor own Way aa the offering "iIer OWE Way is l charming romance or the time of the Spanish American wal with scenes laid in this country md the Philip pines. portrayed in tEe delighttul manner of all Firch's stories. Not only Is the story aa interesting ouc but Florence Reed who portrays the htoine Is one ot Ec most charming actresses before tine public. During tho past two sc- sons. especially, she has been notably successful in prom inent New York productions. IL is produced iu the usual finished Metro Way.
 For Friday 7nd saturday the Essen ay two reel comedy Work" featuring Charlie CAariu will te th~ Ino.n attraction There is also th- SeIS dlaml The QuarrN" a yocy strong three part feature, and thc Hctr.t ~euc Wcekl, In the latter picture tic new fashions -a- displayed by Lady Duff Corton are 8 very strong attraction.
 THE LION THEATER, miuas t:,- services of its mans ser. W. Y. Lee craft. wno is srcrjiu- vacation or the coast, continues 10 present pie tlrrs that are Jf such universal c, cellence that the public has learned to making it a regular port of call To
 .f .Ir-- Castle Ranch" with those two pr- lultr artlsts Fl Co>cn and Wu.ifred Green wood as 3ts ina1ine feature and tAls Is followed by oe. of the famous Mack Sonnet lauah producers the Keystone single reel comedy. Love l.oct and Crash" There never was a Senue,t comedy which wes nos cdn- nr. The always popular ana latcr- csting af1tral N eelsly is very suoa- feature today.
 Tomorrow YiU bring one of the mos notable of all the Mutual Master pictures, a uIn version of IDscn's famous Ghosts" This picture. which .s in live reels. is said to be Inar- yelous treatmen. of Ieecn's sroIy l. has Thomas Jefferson. son of Joe Jefferson and Henry E. Walthan L. interpret its leading roles. The story Of Ghosts is too ,eu known f". detailed description. It deals with the double standard Of morals anu Ibsen has treated it in wonderful monncr. The picture is ciassed as one or ;hc greatest productions ever made by the Mutual Film Corpora- ton.
 For Wednesday and Thursday the great serial picture The Diamoni From the Sky" will te the principal attraction. This story in novel form is printed IT, The Republican each sunday and is ost absorbing ser ial. The picture has become i'm i lucnsely popular with tie patrons of l tho Lion and deserves all the praise ' it gets. There are several other pie | turcs on this program which is eN- | attractive.
 Tho wecl end program brings an | other Mutual Mlsterpicture, The : Failure" strong anG intensely in , tcrestins story, produced in the man ] ger which has made these pictures [ talked about all over the country. It will be followed by one of the | famous Keystone comedies that brings : the program to .; laughing finish.
 There is plenty of food for thought at the Lion theater this week.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-18

Ross Ct9 new boy)-You're the slow est youngster we've ever had. Aren't YOU quick at any time?
 Boy-Yes sir; noboy can get tired as quick as l can.-BostOn Transcript
Arizona republican., 1915-07-18
NEGLECTED OPPORTUNITIES

Expert-The Philippines could sup ply forty million dollars worth of food a year.
 Matter-of- fact - Yes. and Hades could probably furnish steam heat for every flat in the world if q pipeline were established. Farm Life.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-03

has there been such vaudeville bill
seen in any of the local theatres as the
one that Manager Gregg is giving his
patrons this week. one act alone com
mandlng 500 q week on the blk time.
requiring a 70-foot baggage car TO
transport their stock and stage set
tings. This is the Lucille Mulhall act
and you must see the act. You can't
describe II Miss Mulhall is the prin-
cipal in the act but she has sur
rounded herself with a company OF
real cowboys and cowgirls. and has
given the act a stage setting that
makes you fairly breathe the western
atmosphere. Some great riding rope
spinning, broncho busting and pas
times OF the cowboy Il shown. Miss
Mulhall introduces her beautiful white
horse. claimed TO be the best trained
horse on the stage. and II will GER
tainly make good and anything said
about H. We must not overlook The
Sheriff With His Bucking Bronco"
and his lighting rooster. which all goes
to make up tho best act ever seen on
local stage. Four other big-time
acts make up great bill.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-03

drama ever presented to Tulsa the
ater-goers will be seen at Convention
hall tomorrow, when "The Divorce
Question" will be played under the
auspices Of the Holy Family church,
Two performances Will be given
matinee and night.
THE Divorce Question" was writ
ten by William Anthony Mcclure, one
of Americas most famous novelists.
1t was this production that gained for
Mcclure recognition from public Of
ficials and clergymen throughout the
nation.
The staging OF the play In New
York Il few seasons ago brought n
solid years patronage from the the
ater-goers OF the metropolis, and the
show later ran one hundred and fifty
nights at McVicker's theatre In Chi
cago.
Five members OF the original New
York company, including the principal
characters in the play, Will be seen In
the Convention hall appearance to-
morrow. The matinee will start at
2:15 o'clock and the evening per
formance at Sis o'clock. sharp. No
persons will be seated after the cur
tain rises, except between acts.
The seat sale will continue today
and tomorrow at the Rexall drug
store. Prices 75c, sl.0O and $3.50.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-03
MAJESTIC.

William Farnum in the leading role
OF Samson, which began two days
engagement yesterday, Is fully as
forceful ana convincing az when he
appeared here IN The Spoilers" and
great many are of the opinion that
the part suits his personality much
better In the present production.
The story is one which compels at
tentiou for II portrays most effectively
the spur OF necessity applied to the
backs OF somo Of the impoverished
nobility Of Europe. who arrange a
marriage OF convenience" with a one
time dock laborer In order to replen-
ish the depleted domestic treasury.
Samson" closes It's engagement to-
night and II you missed It yesterday.
make your itinerary for the day in
clude a visit TO tho Majestic, for this
attraction is exceptional and well
worth while.
Tomorrow Klaw a Erlanger pre-
sent The Woman In Black" play
that made a fortune on the legitimate
stage for this well-known producing
firm.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-03

Little Marion was looking at the
picture OF an angel. Mamma" she
querled, "how do they get their
nighties over their wings2"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-03
GEORGE PARENT TO
BE ROTARIAN TODAY
Unique Program Is Arranged for the
Weekly Luncheon
Today.

Another splendid program has been
arranged by the entertainment com
mittee for the weekly luncheon OF the
| Rotary club, to be held today in the
| grill room of the Hotel Tulsa. George
Lee Parent Rotarian for today has
| sent the following letter to all club
members
Brother Rotarian:
purity First .,..Dr. r. c. Walter
city Veterinary Hospital.
Safety First Pres. Paul NJ. Galloway
Public Service Com, of Oklahoma.
Tulsa Smoke" ........W. A. Burton
Burton Cigar Company.
Dope In Coke ...L. X. Thompson
Coca Cola Bottling Works.
Rotarian ....,... George Lee Parent
Tulsa Ice Comapny.
This Is the program for the Rotary
club luncheon, Wednesday, 12:l5
o'clock February 3, 1915, as an
nounccd by the entertainment commit
tee Turn out, 1t will be worth while.
If you missed last weeks after-dinner
talks, you certainly missed rare
treat.
| will not attempt to "Stahl" you at
this time. The committee selected me
as Rotarian at a season Of the year
when advertising won't do my busi-
ness much good Don't stay away on
account of my business. | sell ice in
the summer time, but try to warm
up" as much during the "Bagley'
months as any other human being. 1t
takes a warm member TO handle an
icy proposition, anyway.
| believe | am the only Parent the
Tulsa Rotary club ever had, but I'll
not expect you to hang on to my apron
strings or jump through the O every
1. II ~ n m
on the program, come out, you are
safe.
ROtarily yours,
GEO, LEE PARENT.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-03

new wonders daily. and 70 convince
the public more clearly, today az &
p. m. sharp In the Re1all Drug store
window he will hyponitize a young
man and place him on a bicycle and
have him ride 81 miles in three hours
BE there and see this unusual feat
performed, and after that he will be
removed TO tho Lyric and be awak-
ened al the first night performance.
In brand new nrst-run pictures to-
day are Hearst-Belis News and q
part feature Kalem, His Nemesis"
a story Of love. sorrow and happiness.
Inc Lyrics policy of showing only
nrr,run pictures II winning out with
ths lovers VI brand new picturea
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-03

MANY TICKETS SOLD


Everything is bon readiness for the
Apollo ,mb-Maud rowcu couccnt ln
Convention han tonight The curtain
viii go up lt $3.50 O'Clock sharp ana
no one viii bc seated after the per
formancr starts except between num-
hprs This rule has applied TO- an
porf0rmuuCcs I'm convention nan.
The original plan To start at b
O'Clock was abandoned for the 3 30
O'Clock curtain to cooperate with the
churches Inn their weekly prayer meet
inrs Arrangement has been made 10
close church meetings early enough
to allow all who wish TO attend the
concert
Thirty Ushcrs.
Manager j. Burr Gibbons has Sc.
cured thirty ushcrs and ten door men
to handle the crowd rhat will pass
through the door in the hour from
1880 To $50 o'clock. George stanley
head usher. and Hollic Poe, assistant
viii be i'm charge. The usual dress
suit attire will grace the leaders Of
the seating squad chief Burns has
arranged to have special detach-
mcnt of uniformed and plain clothes
policemen to look after automobiles.
Seats Selling Fast
The seat sale continued with a vim
yesterday and more than $1,000 worth
of tickets had been disposed OF last
night. Out-Of-toWn orders came In
hourly, and reservations were made
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-03
AT THE THEATRES
PALACE.

A charming story women around a
very important problem OF modern
married life In being unfolded IN the
photoplay serial. Runaway June. by
George Randolph Chester. the third
installment OF which Is shown at the
Palace theatre today one OF the nice
things about this new serial is that
in each Of the installments Is shown
enough visions from the first episode
to give one a clear insight into the
theme OF the serial. III you missed the
first numbers OF Runaway June" bet
ter start In today, because II you do
not you will find your friends discuss
ing this newest serial photoplay and
you will have to admit that you are
not posted on same, and not to be
posted on the latest things I'm motion
pictures nowadays is to be considered
behind the times.
other pictures on today's program
are Pathe Weekly and two-reel
American, "In Tune"
Coming Thursday and Friday, the
popular star. Mr.. Dustin Farnum. In
one of his greatest stage successes.
Cameo Kirby, five-reel Para
mount picture.
Coming Sunday and Monday. Mary
Pickford in Cinderella"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-03
ORPIfEUNi.

Never since Tulsa was ~,g station
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-03
CONVENTION HALL.

The most impressive American
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-03
GIVE TICKET FOR
A PINT OF WORMS
Have Novel Plan for Getting Kid oi
the Bagworms in
Tulsa.

An unique scheme OF dispensing
with the bagwOrms which promise TO
destroy the few shade trees now on
the lawns and parkage of the city has
been placed on foo, by County Farm
Demonstration E. G. Earnheart a
local entertainment concern has be
como sufficiently interested in the
"city beautiful" movement TO offer
tickets to the "kiddies' who destroy
specified number of these bag
worms.
The theatre man did not want to
be worried with the worms himself,
so Or. Earuheart consented to place
a large tank in his office i'm the
southeast corner of the ground floor
of the county courthouse and keep
somebody there to check up the
worms. Every urchin who brings in
a pint OF these worms will receive an
order to the window for a ticket to
the show.
Every single worm picked from
/ the branches OF tree in the next
| few days means a million or more
I eggs "uipped i'm the bud" as II We're.
| Every cupful of these worms means a
| tree saved from ruin and a boy sent
/ to the show. He will go see the plav.
I tell his bunch, and they will all save
/ a tree or two. "It will help" says
/ the county demonstrators
II any of you chaps don't know
what a hagworm looks like. look at
| a tree, that is the only living thing
/ on them. II you don't see them then,
20 ask DR.. Earnhenrt and he will he
/ glad to give the information. Reward
/ on worms dead or alive.