Arizona republican., 1915-09-05
Summer Time Tn Amusement Land

Friday and Saturday, '"The Spend thrift With Irene FenWick' in the lead will be the attraction. This is T tlramatization of Porter Emerson Browne's great play and tells the story of Mrs. Gretchen Jane, mis- tress of millions who has reared her two pretty nieces, Frances and Clarice to sew, and mend and economize and retrench not alone in -lothes and money but in thought
 and emotion as well.
 When Richard Ward falls in love with Frances and Mrs. Jans refuses , ne parental blessing the young cou- pie set off post haste to the near st minister Then into the life of Frances comes a great change. A comfortable allowance did not reach, money ran like rays of sunshine through both hands and Richard couldn't keep up with the bills. Bills increase, poverty grins through the door and the riotous waste of the girl whS mad been denied goes on unabated. This is probably one of the most remarkable photo plays produced and Miss Fenwick and a very strong supporting cast put it on in a superb manner.
 RIVERSIDE PARK will hold it's sec
 ond annual Labor Day celebration tc- morrow Under the auspices or the Phoenix Trades Council. Races, sports games and amusements will make up the days program. together with the swimming. moving pictures and the big LabCr Day Ball in the evening, the proceeds of which will go to the Trades 1 Council. Tickets are now being sold | by committees from the Trades Coun- cil and everyone is urged to take as many as they can afford, not only for | the benefit it will be to the cause of l labor but for the enjoyment that can l be had at the ball Dancing on Labor 1 Day will be from 7:30 to F and Jack
 AbbOtts orchestra will furnish plenty | of the right kind of music to make the l toes jingle. At the movies tonight
 seven full reels will be shown, includ- . 1 ing that famous serial "The Goddess ? which has drawn so many to the park 1 this summer. The Goddess will also be
 shown again tomorrow night with other interesting reels The water in
 the big pool will be just right today and tomorrow. having been emptied Thursday night and the heater is work
 ing again so that the chill will be taken off for those who do nOt like cold wa ter. Picnic parties are invited to come to the park today and tomorrow and enjoy themselves to the utmost as to- morrow will be the last big celebration of the year and with school soon start ing this will be about the last oppor- tunity parents will have to, hold family picnics and give the children a treat.
 Several surprises are in store for to-
 morrow.
 THE COLUMBIA will show the splendid detail pictures of the great conflict in Europe and they should l prove splendid attraction for the re-
 opening of that pretty play house
 The pictures furnish one of the best 1 lessons of the advocacy of peace that
 has been devised since the outbreak oi the titanic struggle on the continent They are vivid pictures of the distress occasioned by war, the terrible suffer- 1 ing that must follow the great armies
 that go crashing through the land tear l ing up the fields, up-r roofing trees that can never be replaced, destroying the
 art works and building treasures of the splendid civilization of the old world
 It IS so appalling that the American
 far removed from the effects of the conflict must indeed be impressed with the idea that this country should hold 1 to it's peace policy
 The pictures have been carefully as sembled so that while they show the
 war as it really is on the front of the
 advancing hosts they do not offend | with unnecessary brutality or blood | shed. They show just as vividIy as the
 patron will want what this great world
 catastrophe and as President Wilson | who sanctioned them with his presence
 Tn the last reel and a plea for peace ] says: They are indeed a great and | wonderful lesson
 The pictures have been booked all
 over Arizona and New Mexico and will
 leave Phoenix at once to make the tour | of the state.
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