Arizona republican., 1917-01-19
ADJUSTMENTS
CAMPBELL AND HUNT
BOTH WILL ATTEND
PRESS CLUB PLAY[ET

In a box on one side of the Elks'
theater tonight there will sit Governor
George w. P. Hunt.
In box on the opposite side of the
theater will sit Governor Tom E.
Campbell This, of course, means that
those who attend the Arizona Press
Clubs presentation of who's Governor
Today" which is part of 1.-The Pass
ing Review of 1916" will have an OPP
portunity of seeing how the two chief
executives of Arizona accept the in
formation that the newspaper men
will divulge to the voters.
This will be the first public meeting
of the two governors since they met
in the Elks' theater during the cam
paign and later at the state house
Undoubtedly they will be accompanied
by their closest supporters as all of the
seats in two different boxes have been
reserved for them.
Coming at this time the Press Club
presentation of a mighty humorous
angle of the gubernatorial contest will
serve to draw a large attendance of
interested citizens who are anxiously
awaiting the decision of the courts.
Miss Gladys Lovejoy, undoubtedly
one of the sweetest voiced soloists in
the entire state, will render three vocal
selections. This is one of the most
important features of the entire pro-
gram as Miss Lovejoy is unusually
popular. Every time she appears in
song numbers hundreds of her friends
and admirers turn out to listen to her
sweet and well-trained voice.
Professor w. L. King will dance
with two partners to illustrate the
steps of the latest dances which are
now so popular in the east.
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violin selections and will play with "a
photograph accompaniment.
And there will be several other acts
by both amateur and professional
Thespians. One of the numbers will
be short sketch by members of the
Audra Alden company which is now
playing at the Elks theater.
The newsboyS and paper carriers of
The Arizona Gazette and The Repub-
lican will be guests of the Press Club.
All the kids will be admitted free in re-
turn for their cooperation in pulling
off street parade just before the
show begins. The Republican young
sters will be in command of Daddy
Powell while Papa Fogel of The
Gazette will act as guardian of his
brigade of paper beavers.
The proceeds from this evenings
entertainment viii be used for the pur-
pose of establishing permanent quar-
tiers for the Press Club in this city.
Following is the program:
Mr.. Atwood Mcdowell,
Monologuist
| Mr.. Otto Busch,
The Boy Rag Time Fiend'
, Prof. w. l.. King, and Miss Elinor
Potter demonstrating modern
dances, and Miss Mabel Novinger
in exhibition dances
Tess, the Untaught."
a romance of the mountain coun-
! try
Edith Foster, governess- Melba
Palmer.
Walter Scott, mountaineer-Jack
| Benson.
Tess" his sister-Audra Alden.
John Record, a gambler-Fred
! Siegel
Miss Gladys Lovejoy,
! Vocal selections.
ca Somewhere Voice Is Call
ing Ne"
OBJ Where Blossoms Grow"
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(c) "Everybody's Secret"
Lehman
Eugene Redewill,
Violinist.
A Modern Cleopatra,
Egyptian dances
The Wandering Harmonists,
The three LaMarrs.
A bit of nonsense. songs and pate
Who's Governor Today"
0'laylet written by local news
papermen. The cast will b.
composed Of members of tn
Arizona Press Club
etc, Etc.)