Arizona republican., 1915-12-12

troducing a complete comic opera. company the remaining months. and interspersing both seasons with the
 best road shows. The first annual celebration of their success promises to be a real theatrical event and feature in which every member of the company takes pride
 The Girl in the Taxi" the Julian L'Estrange adoption from the French will be staged next week commencing with Monday evenings performance The play which is said to be the l foremost in the farce comedy field and eXcening all speed records will
 hold the boards for the seven even ing performances and for both mat i inees. Wednesday and Saturday. The Christmas Week attraction will
 be Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch"
 LAMARA-Wm. Fox's latest hit of
 the screen, "A Woman's Past" will be ] the opening attraction of the week at the Lamara theater. II was written by Captain John King and contains
 cast of exceptional merit. Be-
 sides Nance O'Neil, there also ap- pears several of the best known ar
 lists of the day. Among these is Alfrd Hickman who makes his debut. Hickman is cast as Stanley the edi- i tor. tEe william of the play and his work is exceptional Hickman it is interesting to note was the original 1 Little Billie in the first Trilby pro- duction. The story of the present ! feature is Of 2 struggling young au- thoress who is forced to succumD to the editor in order that her manu- l scripts may be disposed of at a price ! commensurate with their worth. This i picture produced by Frank Powell, i producer of "A Fool There Was" is q striking stirring drama. It will be ! shown. today, tomorrow and Tuesday, Ruth Roland, star of Who Pays and many Kalem triumphs, but who l for some time past has been a Bal ! boa Star will be the attraction on ] Wednesday and Thursday with Will i liam Elicit in "Comrade John" It : is q five reel Gold Rooster play ! founded upon the novel of Samuel fMerwin and Henry Mitchell Webster 1 The story concerns itself with a
 make believe philosopher his disil- lusoned wife. a credulous girl, and a man who refuses to be blufeed. The photography is wonderfully clear the
 acts in good taste, and the film as q whole is splendid combination of art and artistry.
 The last part of the week will be devoted to five reel Hobart Bos- { worth release A Little Brother of the 1 Rich" in which Mir. Rosworth is as- 1 sisted by Jane Novak and Hobart Henley According to MT. Bosworth | who is himself now al Tempe, and who will visit the Lamara theatef during the run of the picture, this ] is one of the hest films he has evei produced. It is founded upon the famous novel of Joseph MediIl Pat
 terson, the Young Chicago Millionaire
 socialist, and was adapted by MT | Bosworth himself. One of the strik- ing scenes is that of a play within
 a play in which Jane Novak ant Hobart Henley act the balcony scene
 from Romeo and Juliet This pic. ture will be the sole attraction fol 1 Friday and Saturday next at the Lamara.
 1 AMUzU-Today sees at the Amuzl
 one of the best pictures to com
 from the World studios. True it i
 bit plain and that fact may brini
 it into disfavor with those who lik,
 to hide the truth under q measur
 but "The Butterfly" was a mighty success in the stage version and i
 is sure to be liked by those wh' ! apcant tO cDada h,