Arizona republican., 1915-05-09

anybody. He has an able assistant in Jimmie Allard and the combna- tion beats three of kind Estele
 Booth. the prima donna, is making many friends and the company is on the jump every minute.
 Changes and additions are being made in the chorus snd before an other week passes the management promises to have a regular beauty show on view.
 'The bill tonight will be 'Isabel' which will be shown for the last
 time and tomorrow night "A Night Out will he the offering. This is said to be the funniest tabloid play ever presented Tn Phoenix and the management says that it has more laughs crowded into it than in any
 thing else of the same length that exists. The musical numbers are all new, snappy and whistly. As usual there are two good pictures shown before each performance
 THE LION THEATER offers today as the headliner of a good program of Mutual Movies. the Reliance pro- Guction of The Green IdoI' featur- ing Francilia Ellington and J F.
 Henneberry and supported by a splendid cast of players. The Green Idol" is a Hindu story and contains a very thrilling fall of an auto from a high cliff "The Mutual Weekly today is q very attractive number and well worth a visit to the Lion for this one film alone. The comedy mn 1i,at. nf is.
 called "Willfm Ambrose" and has Mack Swain as the principal fun maker The coming week at the Lion is notable for good film attrac- tions for on Monday Flo LaBadie will be seen in The Final Reckon- ing and on Wednesday and Thurs day, the funniest Keystone Special ever made That Little Band of GOld' picture in which Ford Sterl- ing. Mattel Normand and Fatty Ar buckle play the ie7ds. In this pie ture Ford Sterling is seen of the first time since his return to the Key stone studios Friday and Saturday the Wells of Paradise is the main film and one worth seeing. The Lion announces that on Monday and Tues day May 17th-1Sth. "The Guest" the first Mutual Master Picture will be shown. followed on Friday by "The Lost House" from the pen of Richard Harding Davis. The Diamond From the Sky" the new serial in which Iottie PicIford and Irving Cummings are featured, will begin at the Lion next month.
 THE EMPRESS is having Vita graph week. not that there are no pictures from other concerns but the great bulk of the attractions are from that famous company Today offers the last chance to see Charlie Chaplin in "A Night Out and view of it will readily explain the Chap lin craze" that is sweeping the country. Here is a comedian that is funny Tn addition there is The Sage Brush Gal" a three part Vita graph drama: and the Hearst -Selig News Weekly.
 Tomorrow "Vitagraph Week really begins. The feature will be the win ner Of the third prize in the great Sun Scenario Contest. Mothers Roses produced by Theodore Mar ston and featuring Mary Mannice and cast of stars. The regular Fielding offering will be 'The Clod" in two parts, picture which Ro- maine Fielding considers to be one )f his best classical character stu dies There will also be a Vitagraph | comedy. "The Battle of F'renchman's l Run" and an Edison comedy "A Lucky Loser
 Wednesday and Thursday will | bring the big Vitagraph comedy The | Ninksome Widow featuring Cissy | Fitzgerald. It is in four parts and ] he famous Cissy is supported by one l If the notable all star casts. Two | other good reels complete the pro- | gram.
 on Friday and Saturday there will je the Nitagraph drama The Silent l olea," a Mothers DaT' picture It vas produced by Lionel Belmore in @ operation with Sophie Irene Loeb, member of the New York State Com mission for the Relief of Widowed Mothers Then there will be another