Arizona republican., 1916-02-27
WHAT IS HAPPENING HERE
 THIS WEEK

THE LION THEATER has as it's chief attraction today Sherman Rain bridge and Edna Payne in "The Dawn Road" a twO-reel picture that con- tains a thrill in the rescue of a girl from a runaway stage coach by the hero. Billie Ritchie in a two-reel com edy and the Universal Weekly finish out a good program. Monday and Tuesday Bob Leonard and Ella Hall will be seen in two-reel comedy dra- ma, The Boob's Victory" Dorothy Phillips in Juror Number Seven" and Max Asher in a funny comedy. We'd nesday and Thursday Sherman Bain bridge and Edythe Sterling head the program in "The Connecting Link" followed by Peggy Coudry in The Awakening of Patsey," and Lee Moran Eddie Lyons and Betty Compton in Their Quiet Honeymoon" making up a program that's hard to beat. Fri day and Saturday pretty Mary Fuller, supported by Paul PanZer and Glen White will appear in "The Heart of a Mermaid" an exceptional three reel drama. On the same program comes Uncle Sam at Work" and Max Asher in Slightly Mistaken" a very funny comedy. Those that like short divier- sfed pictures will enjoy the Lion pro- garmes these days.
 
 THE EMPRESS is starting off the week in a light vein. Although Clyde Fitch has been dead some years, there are certain works of his, which will live forever and a day. Probably one of his funniest farces, is Cap tain links of the Horse Marines It may lack weight and not be overbur- dened with plot, but it achieves it's fundamental object winch is comedy. Ann Murdock and Richard C. Travers, furnish the major portion of the com edy. Mss Murdock, dainty, petite and also good looking, has achieved more than an outstanding success in this pie ture Captain Jinks and his supply of comedy will be at the Empress to- day and tomorrow.
 On Tuesday and Wednesday Mana ger PIrvines has arranged for a NJ. tro Feature entitled The House of Tears" |" starring Emily Stevens. The House oI nave Dttll lltIt ldSt month, but was unavoidable delayed by the floods. Miss Stevens is sup ported by a splendid cast including Henri Bergman, Walter Hitchcock Madge Tyrone and George Brennan.
 "The House of Tears" is a tragedy in every sense of the word. The old old tale of one woman and two men crops out in it's very worst form. Di- voree is introduced, and the woman, portrayed by Miss Stevens, marries the other man. Her little daughter is given to her first husband by the courts. Her first husband goes crazy and is killed. Her second husband deserts her. and falls in love with her daughter now grown up. Suddenly he is confronted with the past, the phantom of it fol- lows him wherever he goes and he is driven to destruction. Mother and daughter reunited after years, start life anew.
 The program for the latter part of the week has not as yet been an i nounced.
 THE ARIZONA is starting the week with a real feature bill. Richard Jose known as thes sweetest singer in the country, will be at the Arizona not only in the picture, Silver Threads Among the Gold, but in person. During the showing of the picture, MT. Jose will render several appropriate selections. In addition to this the regular Triangle program of seven reels will be exhib- ifa6 William To nd Peters, are shown in the Thomas H. ince production, Between Men" Hart has been acknowledged to be the great est of western character men. In Be tween Men" he has taken new tack, but according to all repotrs has made good. The comedy section of the even ing's program will be Chester Conk- lin in Dizzy Heights and Daring 1 Hearts" in which aeroplanes, bombs and various other commodities mix in comical situation. "Chimmie Fad den Out West" Jesse L. Lasky pro- ductiOn featuring Victor Moore will be the offering for Wednesday and Thurs day. Moore is perhaps the greatest pantomine artist in the country. Com bined with the character of Chimmie Fadden, the two should certainly make great hit. This is the first of a series of Chimmie Fadden pictures western series of Chimmie Fadden pictures. The bowery boy is shown in the wilds of death valley finding a gold mine, and returning east sup.