Arizona republican., 1916-07-25
DAINTY MARGUERITE
 CLARK AT ARIZONA

in her previous Famous Players pro ductions to imagine her teasing her small brother around the house. Keeping a whole family agog by her impudent refusal to stay home, finally running away from home With her diminutive brother and com mandeering a freight train in order to reach the city. where she intends to search for a position.
 These are some of the things which she does in the Famous Play s-Paramount adoption of Eleanor Hallowel Abbotts celebrated story and book, Molly Make Believe" in which she is to star tonight, tomor- row and Thursday at the Arizona teater.
 Molly Make Believe" created a sensation when it first appeared in one of the big national magazines, and has ever since been one of the most popular giftbooks at all times of the year. Those who have read the story will appreciate at once that Marguerite Clark is ideally suited 10 play the role of the delightful little Molly
 Inasmuch as the original story was woven entirely around a series of let ters, it may he we'll to explain that the film. though still retaining the ! spirit of the hook in it's entirety. has so constructed tie tale and intro 1 duced the comic and dramatic events in the life of Molly which preceded | the action of the story, as to mako an ideal film vehicle for Miss Clark. l Molly is an irrepressible young l lady who decamps from her grand mothers farm when she learns of 1 the dire poverty with which they are threatened. Coming to the city. she seeks a position. and failing to find one, hits upon the scheme of writing letters to invalds for the purpose of 1 cheering them along the road to rc coveIy It so happens that her only subscriber is Carl Stanton in whom she has already taken a violent in terest. Carl is totally ignorant of the identity of his little correspond ent until matters reach a climax which brings about a relevation of the fact that it is none other than Molly.
 Other features on the AriZonas big light reel program tonight will he "A Visit to the Sultan of Sulde," q Burton Holmes travelogue, and a two part Keystone comedy featuring Harry Mccoy, Bubbles of Trouble. '
 At Riverside Park
 Yesterday was scrub day at River side Park for on Mondays. the npoi gets emptied and thoroughly scrubbed SD fl is all bright and shiny again. Two more improvements were added to the pool yesterday which will b@ greatly appreciated by all who enjoy dip in the Phoenix ocean," One is a dandy float for the men and boys to use. the other is heavy. new life line, running from the east to the west end of the pool Eve" the hest swimmers find plenty of occasion to use the life line occas- ionallv and for the tvro it fre- ouently does prove to be. indeed, a lifeline Every day brings better business to Riverside and the req , summer weather is making the big cool pool appreciated with each in- crease in temperature.
 At the Lamara
 The moving picture revival o Fast Lynn as produced by thu master organization of William Fos adheres closely to the dramttic per lection of the old stage favorite. but brings all the power of the motior picture realism and an all-star cas into play to make it an Fast LJln' never before achieved.
 Theda Bara. whose parts as beau
 tiful villainess are well known t
 moving picture audiences. in thi
 film reaches the height of her emo
 tional powers and her eyperiencet
 supporters create a photodrama O
 unusual merit. This is the Thursday
 Friday Saturday feature at the La
 mara.
 At tho Amuzu
 double bill of exceptions
 strength is found today at tn
 Amnzu where Harry Carv the great
 est rider and western character de
 lineator is seen in a fine two rec
 drama entitled. "The Weddir
 Guest" It tells powerful story c
 q man who is hunting a man fo ; murder and lets him go when h finds that the girl he loves care