Arizona republican., 1917-12-23
TAYLOR HOLMES IS
 FEATURED AT HIP

 manager of the greatest picture theater in the world, The Rialto of New York City, which has the pick of all the film releases made in the United States be- fore they are shown on any other screen, said Taylor Holmes in Eff ciency Edgar's Courtship' is the great est comedy ever made for the screen" That's some recommendation coming from the greatest picture theater man. ager in the world and to prove his judgement formed when he saw a pri- vate screening of the picture, he booked it at the Rialto and stood them out in line for blocks to see the new est comedy star.
 Just when all this was taking place Taylor Holmes decided to make Rug gles of Red Gap" and he selected company and came to Phoenix. All of which is incidental to the fact that he has finished his work before the l camera in Phoenix and is now in Chi cago, but his first and greatest pie ture, Efficiency Edgar's Courtship", | is to be shown today and tomorrow at | the Hip.
 The management of the Hip is au- | thority for the statement that if there | has not been laugh in your system J | day, this picture will start your foun- | tain of mirth all over again and then if that were not enough the Pathe peo- | pie will send one of their splendid | weekly releases with the news of the world, gleaned by the camera, and last but not least the Dort Film company, will supply who is said to be the most wonderful scenic reel ever sent to Ari- zona. It is a motor trip from Phoenix to Roosevelt Dam and return and is made under the new process of tinting | which gives to every object a toning of color that makes it almost take on life in the photography.
 This picture includes the trip up and down Fish Creek hill, the crossing of Norman Flats, the climbing of the roadway to the dam, some half dozen shots of the dam with "desert gold'' glowing over its spillway, and the finest shots of the cliff dwellers ever caught with a camera and there have been many others taken.
 The piece under resistence of the film is the catching of black bass at Roosevelt lake. The actual landing of big bass from a boat close up to the camera is a wonderful shot and is perhaps the finest thing of it's kind tc be seen in an Arizona picture. These scenics will be part of the Hip pro. gram from now on, and they are Wortl as much attention as the ordinary fea , ture, so called. This particular on, while it is of the dam and the Fisl Creek hill route has never been show in Phoenix.
 LAMARA-Sunday and Monday Will | liam Fox presents Virginia Pearson ir "AII for a Husband"; Tuesday, Wed
 nesday and Thursday, Paramount of fers Marguerite Clark in "The Anna zons" augmented by Burton hoIme travel picture; Friday and Saturda,
 Paramount offers Wallace Reid il Man of the Music Mountain" witt
 Chester ConkIin also on the bill in Al International Sneak"
 EtKS-Sunday matinee and evening Ed Redmond Musical Comedy compan
 in last performances of Fifty Mile : from Boston,; Monday night with ma tinees on Tuesday, Wednesday, Satur
 Back to Nature"
 T CClUMBIA-Sunday and Monda,
 "The Man Hater'
 EMPRESS-Sunday, last showing ( s Draft 258"; Tuesday only, Emil
 Stevens in Metro film, "Outwitted" an a American War Weekly is on same bill s Wednesday to Saturday, inclusive, Will
 liam Fox picture, Aladdin and tn !" Wonderful Lamp" featuring Virgin
 Lee Corbin and Francis Carpenter. e HIP-Sunday and Monday, TayIe
 Holmes in "Efficency Edgar's Cour, ?. ship" Pathe News and Apache tra
 scenic; Tuesday and Wednesday, Mar 5. guerita> Fischer in "The Girl WI : Would Not Grow Up," Current Event
 and Chaplin in "The Adventurer' : Thursday and Friday, "Ihe Cores
 pondent," with Elaine Hammerstei
 and Pathe news reel; Saturday, onl
 "Pay Me- and comedy, His Beae Il Conquest