Arizona republican., 1915-10-03

son and a Broadway cast in The Great Question: a story of New York society life. Wednesday brings the really funny comedian Patty Ar buckle. in "Ffdo's Tintype Tangle," which is a jolly film. On Friday Margaret Gibson and Louise Glaum
 will be seen in The Golden Trail"
 while Sunday. Monday and Tuesday
 October 1O-11-12, the Lion will pre-
 sent the greatest of all spectacular
 photoplays. "Cabiria." which is filmed
 in eleven reels, a playing cast of 5000
 people and cost S250,00O to produce
 The Lion is to be known as a feature
 house and will present some of the
 greatest stage successes in film form.
 THE EMPRESS offers it's " L. s.
 F. feature at a matinee this after
 noon, and from now on. there will
 be matinee every Saturday and
 Sunday. The feature is one of those famous Selig Red Seals and comes in six reels. It is called The Mil lionaire Baby" written by Anna Ka- therine Green and features Harry l Mestayer and an all star cast. It tells 1 a story of mystery, intrigue and ad- 1 venture, and is so well supplied with 1 thrills and interest compelling events | that iJ is conceded to be one of the | really big things of this great series | Did the plotting of Dr. Pool aCcomp- | fish his bold determination? Did Va i lerie CareW, former Queen of Bur ] lesque, conquered by mother love. !! seize an advantageous opportunity and 1 spirit away her loved one? Did Mar i ion Ocumpaugh have knowledge of 1 GwcndOlyn's disappearance. Did Jus tin Carew, finally recognizing his wife and desiring reconciliation, sec the light and kidnap his owr child? If you want the answer to those questions you must see "The Baby" at the Empress to- morrow or Monday"
 Tuesday brings mixed bill with The Tides of Time" Knickerbocker three-reeler, as the main feature It will be remembered that the Knicker- booker films shown so far have been good. An Essenay com ady, "A Tale of a Tire" a Vitagraph The Missing CIue,' and a Selig One-reel dmama, "The Taking If Mustang Pete complete the nights pill.
 Wednesday brings another Metro 'eature for two days. heSe features 1 ,re becoming so popular that it is ,nly necessary to state it is a Metro O fill the house; but when it is ldded that Emily Stevens, so splendid n Cora" is the star and that the eature is Destiny. or the Soul or a it makes certain that We'd lesday and Thursday will be the two jig days of the week. An Essenay | Dreamy Dud comedy, Pipe Dreams will also be shown on this bill.
 For Friday and Saturday the Gen ral Film CO, provides Tt Was To Be-" a Lubin three-reel comedy as 1 he big feature and follows it up with n Edison cartoon comedy, Cartoon E n Tour" the Kalem comedy, Ham he Statue" and the ever welcome, Iearst -Selig News Weekly A cork ng bill from start to finish.
 THE ARIZONA THEATER offers 9 its patrons this week a program 1 0 full of good things that one is at
 loss as to which of the three book lgs should be designated as the main ga ature.
 Today Marguerite Clarke will be cen in The Crucible," and in it le fascinating and irresistible little tar attainS one of the most brilliant uccesseS of her film career The rucible' is the pathetic portrayal f 2 souls ordeal in the melting pot [ suffering and its emergence un- cathed and strengthened by agonies. Iiss Clark portrays the role of little can Fenshaw, hoyden and tomboy, njustlv condemned to a reformatory, ut who triumphs over the shame Of | E CT Imprisonment and the sordid cor lptness of her environment It is &
 typical Clarke picture and one 4 hich will appeal to every admirer E the charming little lady. r.