Arizona republican., 1917-12-13
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Lash of Power" at Hin.


 Kenneth Harlan, new male star leaps into prominence in The Lash of Power at the Hip again for the final time today. It is some story of the battle of man drunk with his power and swayed by his love Of a pretty elrl. Harlan takes rank with the best of the newer film f-vorites and his career will b.. watched in his comlng l pictures for i c scored reaV.iy at tie | aIo yesterday
 ' The big thing of the weekend is the patriotic. love story so familiar t., al who h1vs read Edwi.,d Everett llale's immeit@i narrative of the .lAn 1 who cursed his country and was exi!e1 1 to a battleship where, until he died years later, he was never permitted to ! hear the nam. Of his country or to see paper with the United States Frlnted in type "The Man Without a Country" is one of the big specials of the year and should attract unusual at tention at this particular time.
 The Norman Maid Is the under lined special for Sunday.
 Elks' Attraction
 The Ed. Redmond Musical Comedy company at the Elks theater this week l are presenting in a most delightful fashion the well known George M Co., han musical success. Forty Five Min utes From Broadway" The play is well known to every theatergoer and its great fascination lies in the fact that Conan has conceived an original musical story and has made it distinct ly different from 1he usual run of melody plays by interpolating a keen heart interest story and dramatic incl dents that have telling value. Another record week is being enjoyed by the popular Redmonds in their presentation of the current production.
 Ed. Redmond appears as Kid" Burns with Robbie Deane as Mary and Joe Kemper, Marvin Hammond, Minor Reed, Mae McRae, Billy Cochran, Mrs Ed. Redmond, Eddie Mitchell, Jack Stevens and the bevy of dancing maid ems, in good supporting roles.
 Forty Five Minutes From Board way" will be stagec TOT the rest of the week with matinees on Saturday and Sunday afternoons.
 Commencing Monday and for the en- tire week the Redmonds will present another Conan musical play, Fifty Miles From Boston" with Myrtle Ding wall in the. role of Sadie Woodis.
 fetroVa Closing at Empress
 Circumstancial evidence is one of the most trying things with which the law has to contend. "The Law of the Land,n George Broadhursts famou: drama which enjoyed such a remak- able run on Broadway. and in whicf Olga PetroVa is appearing for the las time today at the Empress, takes it: theme from this phase of life. The stal is seen in the character of the young mother of an idolized child. Her mar riage was an unfortunate one, and th' only happiness she knows is her boy But the husband persists in makin: her miserable by mistreating and beat ing the child. On one occasion, whel he is about to cruelty whip the child she is driven beyond her strength, ant to protect her son, she kills her bus band. The evidence accumulates rap . idly and all against her. Even the eff forts of her servants to save her re suit in the circumstances growth, more accusing. She has given up al : hope of being freed but finds happi ness in the realization that she Ina forever rid her son of menace. Fi nally an inspector, a member of "th law of the land is sent to investigat the murder, and his unexpected repor proves the straw to which she clings Ills evidence proves the turning pom
 Theda Bara Scores as Camille" I There has never been shown a pic ture in the city that created more c a sensation than the one last night a the Lamara where Theda Bara opene her engagement in the William Flo | production of Camille" picturize from Alexandre Dumas immortal stor of a great love and a heroic sacrifice The star has never been seen to bette advantage despite the fact that son of the most remarkable screen storit yet shown have been those in whic this wonderfully magnetic woman ha been seen in the leading roles. The pro duction has been most magnificent staged and the story produced in mut e more thorough manner than has ev, been possible on the speaking stag The entire production might he termt one with a culumative interest, reaci ing wonderful heights of dramatic il tensity, its direct heart appeal growth