Arizona republican., 1917-09-02
LABOR DAY FESTIVAL
 AT RIVERSIDE PARK

The best hours of the whole day in
 which to enjoy Riverside's big pool are
 in the morning, and Labor Day will
 give the public opportunity to try it.
 The gates will open tomorrow at nine
 o'clock. the first bus leaving the city
 hall corner at that hour. Preparations
 are being made to handle a record
 breaking crowd as Labor Day. is
 universal holiday But a few weeks
 remain of the present. season, so those
 who would enjoy a few more swms
 will not have many more opportunities after tomorrow.
 There will be an interesting diving
 exhibition at four o'clock Pinney, Corpstein and Tex Johns will be the
 bright particular stars appearing in
 the second exhibition they have given this season, the first occurring on As sociated Charities day, June ,. It will also be Tex Johns last public appear ance as he is leaving soon to become a
 member of the National Army.
 In the evening d special dance will be given starting promptly at o'clock One of the seasons best films will be shown tonight and on Labor Day It Happened to Adele" is the title starring Gladys Leslie the girl with the million dollar smile" who made such hit here recently in "An Anna
 teur Orphan"
 Tt Happened to Adele" was written by Agnes C. Johnston, author of "The Shine Girl" and other big successes
 Miss Johnston is one of the most suc- | cessful writers of laugh and tear. hu-
 man-lnterest pictures in the industry. and her latest story is one of her most interesting.
 The picture was directed by Van Dyke Brooke, who produced Gladys Leslie's former Gold Rooster success.
 An Amateur Orphan" MT Brooke is splendid director who is credited as the discoverer of many stars who
 are now famous anon gthem Anita
 stewart, Norma Talmadge and Dor othy Kelly.
 Further points about this picture | are: the fine cast, the title which has
 a strong human appeal, the amusing | humanness of the characters and the
 manner in which they are drawn by l the author, the clever subtitles, atmos phere of the stage and a vein of sus- pense, with a surprising and anus
 ing twist at the end.
 Supporting Gladys Leslie as Adele are Peggy Burke as Blanche of the chorus, Carey Hastings as the land- lady, Charlie Emerson as Vincent harvey, who is ''even more romantic than he sounds" Justus Barnes as his uncle, who's artistic temperament runs
 to truck farming" Clarine Seymour as hls uncle's adopted daughter. and wayne Arey as John w. Horton "a i good sensible man.
 The story is of a little girl, a child ! CT romance who dances her way on
 the stage to fortune. She meets Vii, | cent Harvey, an embryo opera com poser, who finds inspiration in her and | m whom she, in turn, finds romance l for she really thinks she loves him ana ] he, her One morning, Adele is practicing | kicking very energetically so much so I that she kicks her slipper out of the 1 window and it hits John w. Horton on
 the head. The incident brings he, i the Friendship of Horton who tells her | that If she ever needs friend to call
 on him. Vincent completes his opera
 and at his request Adele takes it 10 | Horton and asks him to produce if for her. He consents and it turns oul | to be a really good opera, for Vincent l threw himself into it heart and soul. | Adele is engaged to Vincent until she l finds him wanting. Accidentally a | fire starts Adele thinks Vincent is going to save her, but he has returned | only for his music. which he snatches up, and so it is John W. Horton who