Arizona republican., 1917-05-07
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At the Arizona Theater

1 night, as the Arizona theater gave her 1 a big birthday party and she was warmly received Delphine is played by Miss Rose and is seen in an entirely different character than in her past performances She is the shy young daughter of Ikey Cohn and just re- i turned from college, where she has been for the past two years. On her return she finds out she is to be mar ried to a boy she has never seen and l it makes no difference to her as she 1 immediately falls in love with him. The plot is very interesting, as it deals ] with two irate fathers who insist that their children marry, and of course the comedy lies between Al Weston (Abie Levi) and Jim Dooley (Abie Cohn), the two fathers. Art Uline, as the have his-own way" son, is seen at his best. Blanche Dubois as Mrs. Levi has a character part that is handled to per lection. George Von Blk has a most amusing part. that of a French count who falls in love with everybody. Florence La Mar and Babe Clark are cast as the daughters of Mrs. Levi The musical numbers are well selected 1 and the sextet from "Floradora" is big hit as is also the bungalow number
 Captain and Marie Lawrence cham pion trumpeters and change artists of | the world, are at the Arizona theater 1 commencing tonight for a period of six days. Captain Lawrence was chief trumpeter to Colonel Roosevelt and sounded the charge at San Juan hill that sent the troops on their way through barbed wire and a leaden hail 1 to immortality The bugle used by Captain Lawrence in this attraction 1 is the same one used to sound the charge at San Juan hill and also sounded taps over Louis o. Fried, who went to his death in the taking of Vera Cruz. Mexico.
 Marie Lawrence, a member of the ! American Red Cross Society of the United States army, is seen in series | of first aid to a wounded soldier" showing the different costumes worn 1 by the Red Cross societies on the bat ! tie fields of the warning nations of ! Europe. This attraction is not a mo- tion picture but is produced on the stage with beautiful scenery and light effects
 This attraction is historical, educa- tional and instructive showing the de- struction of the historical cities of Europe which can never be replaced by the hand of man.
 Jules Verne's Masterpiece
 Today marks the opening of one of the truly big plays of the season at the Columbia theater. so much al ready has been said about it that it ! is useless to go in,o details Ey this time you ha-e all made up your mind to see it. if not today come tomorrow or Wednesday. It will be shown for three days, at admission prices within the reach of all "20,- Oee Leagues Under the Sea" Jules i Verne's masterpiece of fiction dealing with the beauties and thrills of thc ocean, Captain Memo. his submarine Nautilus Ned Land, the prince of ha:pooncrs and all the other char acterS 90 dear to tne readers of this 'ovel. has been daramtized and pro- 'Iced as q photo-p!ay. This wonder
 " achievement m motion photogra- i Pl-' contains 900 scenes and required 2.oN0 actors to depict ihe episodes ofs this widely read work of fiction. The story of romance and adventure. or 1 love. hatred and mystery is distinctly different from any play or book that has even been portrayed in the spok- en or silent drama.
 Marqarita Fischer al the Hip
 TIC d1irty screen star MarG2rita Fischer is at the Hip for the final times in her best picture to date ! "Tl,e Butterfly Girl" It is the story OA u-i iiioii 6ii W IO tiAilItS liHI "lN into the hearts of every one as h huia dancer or the great show way of the exposition at San Diego.
 Despite her merry dancing she is ! q lonely litle Wai and she has 2 pretty hard time until she falls in love and .s loved and then things start right Her aunt who wants to keep her dan"ing, of course is not pleased to sec her give up t,'e career ! tl,at C~.. stage but the little Butterfly Girl finds her rlate and lives as they are supposed to do "hapry ever after" The PatEe News reel which is a fea- turc of the program is second only to the five reeler in point of interest for it is literally filled with the very latest that ;s happening at tho iron: with the American army getting ready to do battle for the honor of America. Tomorrow comes Florence LaBadie in Her Life and His
 Genevieve Hamper at Lsmara
 Tangled Lives" the William Fo., production which the Lannara will of fer today for the last time is one of the best seen at that house m months which is saying good deal it's cast IS seldom equalled in any production among them are Robert B Mantel. HIS Wlte (CeneNieNe HanDer), Stuart Holmes. Claire Whitney Tangled Lives" is q thrilling and fcrceful story the kind that holds you from star. to the finale The two-part Fox film comedy in wtich Hank Mann is be- ing featured IS one oe the best this popular comedian has yet appeared in.
 Tomorrow the celebrated character comedian George Heoan will be seen in the Oliver Morosco production His Sweetheart . quaint appealing story written by himself and Law renee McCloslxey.
 Enid Bennett in .'The Little Brother Snid Bennett hailel as the most genuine screen discovery" of the day makes her second appearance on the Triangle program under the supervi- sion CT TEc;nas H. Ince in The Lit tie Brojhe.,." which will be seen at she Majestic fheate- today.
 Miss Bennett in the title role Of this production, takes the part of d little girl of the Slllms who thinLine.