Arizona republican., 1916-03-26
WHAT IS HAPPENING HERE
 THIS WEEK

THE LION THEATER presents to- day for one day only. "The Rejuvena- tion of Aunt Mary" a film version in three reels of May Robsons great comedy success. It is a Biograph pro- duction and Kate Toncray takes the part of Aunt Mary, made famous by May Robson on the legitimate stage. | 1t is a very funny comedy and tells a story of a straight laced aunt who goes out with her nepEews to see the sights. The Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary" is the headliner today of a | good six reel program. Monday and Tuesday the Lion will present Anita Stewart and Vitagraph cast in My Lady's Slipper" from the story by Cy | rus Townsend Brady. Elaborate cos | tunes and scenes of the time of Louis XVI make it beautiful production which is released on the V. l.. s. E. | service. Wednesday and Thursday the | feature at the Lion will be "The Drag net" Selig production, while on Fri day and Saturday Virginia Hammond, late F'rohman star and formerly lead ing woman with E. H. SOthern, will be seen in ''The Discard" a five reel Essanay feature. that promises to be reat in photoplays. as Miss Hammond is great actress and the vehicle one that allows here great range to dis play her talents. The Lion announces that on Wednesday and Thursday. April 5-6, the first number of The Strange Case of Mary Page will be shown Henry Walthall and Edna Mayo have the leading roles in this. which is a serial well worth following. AT THE COLUMBIA two distinctly different offerings mark the coming week to follow the "Ne'er-Do-W WelP'
 which holds for three days. The first
 brings back to that splendidly equipped
 house the English Tragedianne, Valli
 Valli in Her Debt of Honor,' a play
 that her screen friends profess to think
 Is as good vehicle as has been pro-
 vided for this talented woman of the
 silent drama. Valli Valli is to be fol-
 lowed by Hobart Bosworth who has a
 splendid local following in a play that
 is type period offering. It is called
 The Target" and affords Bosworth,
 so it is said a splendid chance to ex-
 ercise his skill in outdoors scenes with
 a big fine story of a truth he wishes
 to drive home in his usual forceful
 manner He in the play, is a fine big
 man of affairs who is too trusting
 and finally becomes a convert to the
 theory intended to exploit that the only
 real friend man has is after all his
 own mother BoswOrth shows in the
 rather unusual play the several types
 of so-called friends who desert at the
 first show of diversity and as the pie
 ture is filmed out doors in the great
 woods of the Northwest it has an
 added charm of the scenic possibilities
 for a man with Bosworth's eye for
 beauty in that section. It comes for
 the final days of the week as another
 Red Feather.
 Billie Burke, one of the sweetest and
 prettiest little women on the English
 speaking stage, will open the week at THE ARIZONA in a Triangle master
 piece entitled Peggy" picture with a
 Scotch setting. Miss Burke, who has
 made many decided successes, has add ed another star to her crown in Peggy" In addition to the tale, sev- sral charming fairy effects, with Miss Burke in the fairy role, are introduced. Peggy" will hold at the Arizona today and tomorrow.
 On Tuesday only, the usual Triangle
 program will be shown. It includes