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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-09-11

To-day is the last chance for Har-
risburg motion picture patrons to see
the photoplay which is
..Romouce holding the attention
of the or hundreds OF persons
Underworld" who have seen "a Ro-
nance of the Under
world" at the Victoria Theater.
This film is filled with exciting and
unexpected angles. and contains big
murder mystery that is solved in an
unbelievable manner, and one which
completely upsets the calculations of
the observer. The story is remark
able production, featuring Catherine
Calvert, the beautiful young widow
of the late Paul Armstrong. the fam
Gus New York dramatist, who wrote
the play of the same name. scoring in
stant success in Broadway. The film
is an expose of vice conditions in the
great metropolis.
Theda Baras host of riends will
be glad to learn that she is to return
here in William FoX's
Theda Bnra 1918 version of "A Fool
Tomorrow There Was" The play
will be shown at the
Victoria Theater tomorrow.
It was in "A Fool There Was" that
Miss Bara made her first big hit" as
a vampire. 1t placed her name on the
lips of millions of motion picture
goers over night 1t was the first great
vampire role and Miss Bara made the
ed with capital letters.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-09-11
zNTsElfaIM MTENTs5S
MAJESTIC
High Glass Vaudeville.


ORPHEUM
To-night-"Bringing Up Father at
Home"
Friday night and Saturday. matinee
and night. September Is and II -
oliver Morosco offers The Bird of
Paradise"
Tuesday. matinee ind night, Septem-
ber l1-Gus Hills Mlnstrels.
Wednesday, September Is. - The
Darktown FoIlies.'
COLONIAL
To-day, Thursday and Friday-Clara
Kimball Young in THE Savage Wo-
man."
Saturday : Viola Dana in Flower of
the Dusk
Monday and Tuesday - Madge Ken
nedy in Friend Husband"
REGENT
To-day, last time-"Crashing Through
THURSDAY, Friday and Saturday-Wil-
liam S. Hart in Riddle Gawne.
VICTORIA
To-day - Catherine Calvert IN A Ro-
nance of the Underworld.
Tomorrow - Theda Bara in "A Fool
There Was" ,,-,,
Friday - Virginia Pearson in The
Liar
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-09-11

OF course you are acquainted
with Father the good old Irish
.BrinEing Up McManus' world
Enther nj Home" famed cartoons.
IJp Father" If you aren't. then surely
YOU have been quite negligent and
missed a treat that has been the en-
ioyment of countless millions here
and throughout the world. Manager
Gus Hill was the first man to discover
the wonderful qualities of Father as
a stage character, and ii was through
his efforts that the general public was
treated to an intimate view of the re-
mainder of this illustrious and justly
adorable family: An, And no sn,.e one es can ian
5ecnIia rites. eccentricities, idiocyra-
sizes, foibles and other human mar 81 short tbe
comings, Father" is not one OF 5ne
comics. The latest series in which he
will figure is called Bringing UP
Father at Home" and is underlined as
the attraction at the Orpheum to-day
matinee and night
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-09-11
Anthracite Is Promised
Before Cold Weather

That the orders of Harrisburg con-
sumers for winter coal Will be filled
In time for the cold weather was the
cheering news issued by Ross A.
Hickok, Federal Fuel Administrators
for Dauphin county, last night
1t is pointed out that as nearly 100
per cent. of the consumers placed
their orders during the summer
months this year, naturally many of
them have not been filled as yet. The
dealers are urging the people to ex-
ercise more patience, and the coal will
be delivered in time for the cold
weather.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-09-11
WHEN VITALITY IS LOWERED
Take Horsford

Take Horsford's Acid Phosphate
Excellent for the relief of eNhaus.
ton due to Summer heat. overwork
or worry Cooling and refreshing
Advertisement.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-09-11

Don't get caught In the LAST HOUR
RUSH to register tomorrow. Register
eurIy.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-09-11

The jungle scenes are marvels OF
beauty, which are unsurpassed Tor
grandeur.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-09-11

Use McNeifs S Pain EXterminator-.
Arizona republican., 1918-08-01
For Sale-Real Estate


 REALTY BARGAINS s0o--3 Lots With Small Houses Corner on S. 9th Ave. 5 950---sO Feet Facing South Upon
 Lynwood St.-Chelsea Place
 Worth $1200-Will Build for
 Eou.
 s100O-Little Modern Home-Near S.
 7th Ave.-Lots of Shade. s2100-Modern Brick BungaloW-Fac-
 ing South Upon East Moreland
 St.-s500 Cash.
 S3000-Modern Furnished Brick Plas-
 tered Bungalow-Near Monroe
 Grammar School.
 S3250-Modern Brick Bungalow-Fac-
 ing East on One of the Avenues
 Lots of Shade--Move Right
 In.
 |$3250-Nice Little Modern Brick Home Jus Finished Hardwood Floors-N. & D. Solar Heater Cement Porch Steps and Walks TAT E, -Willetta.-Home Build CTS Terms.
 s3S00-Modern Brick Pebble Dashed Bungalow-Near the Capitol Some Furniture-sS00 Cash. 1 is4300-Evergreen Home Facing N. End St., with Large Rooms and 2 Screen Porches- Hardwood i Floors Throughout-Big Lot 5000 Cash.
 s5500-New Wentworth Home-Mod- ern in All Details-Night and Day Solar Heater-Big Lot south Frontage Immediate Possession.
 NEW HOMES Upon North First Street, This Way From McDow- ell. the Home Builders Are i Completing Brick Bungalows With White Cement Exterior
 Finish. Living and Dining Rooms to Be Finished With
 Five Coats of Enamel White These Bungalows Are Modern
 in All Details. Including Light i Fixtures Stationary Wash | Trays, Window Shades and
 V
 Cement Walks, Steps and
 Torches; and the Material and Workmanship Are First Class
 Particular attention Given tt
 Foundations and Roofs-10 Pel Cent Cash, Balance Monthly Houses Are Scarce Now an6
 Will Be More So the Coming Fall-Now is the Golden Oppor- tunity 4- Secure a Home-Yor Cannot Lose on Any Buy Yor
 Make in PhoeniX-Open for In.
 spection.
 CHELSEA PLACE HOME-Upor
 West Lynwood Street, in Chel
 sea Place, the Home Builder.
 Have Just Completed Very At
 tractive Home-In Fact, One O
 the Most Attractive They Eve
 Built-The House is Built 0
 Buff Colored Press Brick Base
 ment and -Stationar,
 Wash Trays-Hardwood Floor
 Throughout-Living and Dinin.
 Rooms Have All the Built-il
 Features and Are Finished il
 White-The House Has Soul
 Facing With Large Cemen
 Front Porch Extending Arount
 to the East-Garage With Ce
 ment Runways-Lot Is 65x15
 to an Alley-Everything Com
 plete and Ready to Move Into
 and Will Be Sold to You Upol
 the Home Builders Plan. 
 MEADOWBROOK ACRE TRACTS
 Just East Indian School-Glen
 dale Car-s225 to s35O Per Trac
 10 Per Cent Cash-s10 Pc Month.
 : GREENE & GRIFFIN Tel. 1894 124 North First Avt s
Arizona republican., 1918-08-01
Cash or Terms

THE ABOVE LIST IS SOME OF OUR
 MODELS AND AN AVERAGE RANGE OF PRICES. CARS ARE DISPLAYED FROM A. M. TO P. M. ON CEN TRAIL SCHOOL GROUNDS BE- TWEEN MONROE AND VAN BUR- FEN ON CENTER.
Arizona republican., 1918-08-01
For Sale-Real Estate
1t Has No Equal Im The Salt River
 Valley

The dandiest so acres, every foot in first class stand of alfalfa, never pas tured. Improvements high class in- cluding a practically new artistic bungalow. I don't believe there is place to compare with it, from every standpoint in the valley. Its location is so close 10 center of town that s5OO an acre will be cheap for it in a year or two. It can be bought for $500 an acre today and will pay for itself in ? years.
Arizona republican., 1918-08-01
lPh@emix AuG@ Clear
 im@ House

W. H. GRANT, WILLARD LYNGAR OFFICES WEST VAN BUREN ST.
 # ONE OVERLAND TRUCK, good rubber, for sale or trade. 227 W. Mad ison. D A BARGAIN-Slight used touring car. Wire wheels. will equip with four new tires. J. H. Gorden, 315 N. Central Ave. Phone 4103 tf
Arizona republican., 1918-08-01

NICELY furnished house, piano, lots shade. 615 N. Fifth St. $50 per month.
Arizona republican., 1918-08-01

It makes no difference what your wants may be. you can have them sup piled nv using and reading The Re- p~slican's Classified pages.
Arizona republican., 1918-08-01
For Sale-Houses
SOME REAL BARGAINS

SOME REAL BARGAINS room brick, with screen porches.
 modern in every respect, hard
 wood floors. One block from
 paved street. Brand new"
 Price $S,250, and very easy
 terms.
 room brick. pebble dash, screen
 porch. modern. Two lots on
 good corner, paved street on
 one side. Lots of new houses
 in this location. Price $3.600. room pebble dash house, modern,
 eastern part of city, fine new
 shade, good location. Price
 $2,650. Good terms. room brick in the southern part of
 the city, with lots of shade.
 Will sell furnished or unfur-
 nished. Priced very reasonable. We handle the real bargains. TOLLESON LAND & CATTLE co. Don't forget the new address.
 10S North Central Ave. Artistic bungalow, beautifully fin ished and arranged, 5 rooms and screen, F acre ground, shade. fruit, lawn, excellent location, near good car service. $3500, $500 cash. HOLT REALTY co. s w. Adams FOR LEASE or sale, 7-room brick near capitol. Arranged for one or two | families Bellamy x Haskell, 121 N Second Ave.
Arizona republican., 1918-09-06

ary society of the Presbyterian church will be held at the church tomorrow afternoon at 2: 30 o'clock. In addition to the regular program. Miss Lucetta Kellenberger of Grinneli college, Grin nell, Ia., will speak of her travels in the orient and particularly of the Holy Land,
 TO ENJOY PlcNic-The Sunday school of the Zion Evangelical Lutheran church will have it's annual picnic next Saturday at Eastlake park. Those who do not go directly to the park are re- quested to meet at the church on Ninth avenue not later than l0:30 o'clock in the morning. All members and friends of the Sunday school and congregation are invited to be present.
 NEW JUSTICE CLERK-Miss Ger trude Fogle, who has been clerk of the court of Justice Wheeler. has resigned to accept more lucrative position with the state corporation commission and will have charge of the department of incorporating She has been succeeded by Miss Alma Strause, a very compe- tent young lady who for some time was in the office of Townsend & Stockton JAKE MILLER RETURNS-Jake Miller has returned from vacation oi three months on the coast. During. his stay there Venice was his headquarters from which he made side trips in vari- ous directions Naturally he went tc San Diego to visit his former asso- ciate in crime Hi Eldred. But the | ravages of time have been so severe or MT. Eldred that he was no longer tt keep up. so that MT. Miller had rathel lonesome time of it.
Arizona republican., 1918-09-06
SUFFER CLUB SAYS
 I.W. W. WORKS HERE

Members of the Warren District Sut- ter club have issued statement with regard to the I. W. w. and the recent explosion in which they point out that that outrage in Chicago again en- phasizes the menace to civilization which the l. w. w. organization is. The statement reads:
 Senator Fred Sutter's definite stand against the members of the l. w. w. and other enemies of the state and na- ton is fully justified. The conviction of 100 members of that organization in Chicago and their subsequent sen tencing were the first national inci- dents within the past month 10 indi- cate the opposition to that organiza- tion. The open defiance of the law the actual practice of sabotage and the destruction of property of the United States by member of the organiza- ton through the agency of a bomb completes the chain of facts necessary 10 justify Senator Sutter's declaration of war on the I. W. w.
 Within the state additional evidence 10 disclose the magnitude of the I. w W. issue was disclosed today when i, was learned through local channels that the I. W. w. from their headauar. ters in Chicago are conducting a cam paign for additional members. The receipt here of a letter from the I. w w. headquarters directed to d forrne, member and accidentally falling into the hands of an American with I. w W. name furnished the evidence tc prove the campaign is being conducted
 They are bombing the federal build. ing in Chicago. Their activities con. tinue. Their sabotage and their crime. are tangible facts. In the face of thi. evidence they are political issue Senator Sutter is right in his stand against them"
Arizona republican., 1918-09-06
Chambers Story at Plaza

There is nothing lacking in realism in The Girl Philippa," the special eight-reel Blue Ribbon feature which S. Rankin Drew directed for vitagraph from the story by Robert ". Cham bers.
 In this production. which stars dainty Anita Stewart in the title role and which is the special attraction at the Plaza theater today and Saturday, one of the characters Is attacked in his home. As the two men fly about the room trying to down one another, Miss Stewart in the character of Phi lippa appears at the head of the stairs.
 Sensing immediately the errand of the intruder who has come to steal the plans. she rushes madly down to the landing in time to see him knock his captive to the floor. Seeing her coming, he shows plainly that he will tolerate no interference. Nothing daunted. she goes for him. and an- other struggle ensues. The man on the floor has regained consciousness and he grabs the other fellow while Philippa reaches for a large brass Iamu standing on the newel post of the stairway. Taking quick aim. she throws 1t at the intruder, who is tenn. porarily stunned.
 Like a whirlwind, the dainty sta1 flies about the room. It is hard to be- 1 lieve that she is only acting and that her very life does not depend upor victory. s-
Arizona republican., 1918-09-06
HOTEL ARRIVALS
JEFFERSON HOTEL

JEFFERSON HOTEL-Mr. and Mrs J. Weitzel, Superior; MT. and Mrs. J. I. Holland, Casa Grande; MT. and Mrs G. E. Winters, Superior; J. E. Winters Superior; Mrs. c. M. McReynolds Phoenix: Harry A. Levy, Rochester; M l.. Brown, Los Angeles; Mrs. H. Kee- nan; Mir and Mrs. J. s. Brundage, San Francisco; c. J. McNeill. New York; MT. and Mrs. Raymond R. Erhart, No- gales; Harry D. Earhart, Nogtles; w Harris, Los Angeles; Mrs. E. w. Mar ramose, Indio, Cal; A. J. Humbert Jerome; MT. and Mrs. H. E. Kirk and daughter, Albuquerque; J. F. Byns, St Louis: J. P. Dunk, Los Angeles; Gill bert Dunk, Los Angeles; G. R. Daby San Diego: Mir. and Mrs. c. $. Kent Los Angeles; Frank Yeast, Medicine Hat; MT. and Mrs. J. Spencer Vorhees Phoenix: Katherine Birch Voorhees, Phoenix: E. T. McGlim; Mrs. L. Frye Indio; c. F. Pratt, Denver; Ida B Logue, Hayden; Mrs. B. Beamon, Hay den; Mrs. W. F. Gordon, Ray; Lillian Jackson and daughter, Los Angeles; r A. Meade, Salt Lake City; Mrs. H. W Rogers. Kelim; l. L. Beaton, Prescott; Louis F. Endking; G. C. Richards Phoenix.
 COMMERCIAL HOTEL--J. A. W1l- Hams; W. L. Morgan. Palo Verde: D L. Adams. Dragoon: Tom Crai~, Will cox; Mrs. L. P. Braves, Springfield l Mrs. J. Loue, San Francisco; J. S Burdgs, Los Angeles; L. L. White, Ray Bert Duncan, Miami; Irwin Palmer; M Mester. New York city: Mrs. R Tarine, Redlands; E. P. Grindell, Doug las. H. G. Greene. Los Angeles; F. H Sargent and family. Dallas; J. A Cashion, Cashion; Gus L. Cook. Lo Angeles: W. A. Duncan, Philadelphia M. A. Fessenden. Kay Copper company o. L Purdy. Casa Grande; J. R. Peari Casa Grande: MT. and Mrs. H. Baker. Mayer.
 ADAMS HOTEL-Judge R. E. Birt T. J.. Crooks and T. J. Crooks, Jr Wichita, Kan: E. w. Greenfield. Tue son. w. A. Cavendes. Roosevelt; Mis- .| Mildred H. Shaw. Roosevelt; R. t
 Black. Denver; Mrs. V. NJ. William. Oklahoma: w. T. Bryant. Jerome
 Helen Hamburg; Ray W. Hart. Jerome
 F. F. Curley and family. Tucson;
 Irvine. Los Angeles: Ensign P AlbeI
 ton. San Francisco: George F. McNult.
 Los Angeles; Rex Foster. Los Angeles
 Harry Miller. Ray; F. D. Engle. Lar sing; H. L. I.erey, Los Angeles; J.
Arizona republican., 1918-09-06
PHOENIX GIRLS ARE
 READY ID CO ID WAR

Two Phoenix girls want to drive ann balances in the service of Uncle Sam overseas. As an evidence or their ear nest desires along this line. the young women called at Red Cross headquar- ters yesterday to inquire as to Just what they should do to get into tile service lover there"
 The girls stated that they had read in The Republican an article setting forth that the Paris headquarters had called on the American Red Cross for 300 women motor drivers, and having had some experience in handling pleas ure cars. they wished to find out just what other requisites were necessary to be enrolled as drivers in France.
 The young women were told to write to the Pacific division of the Red Cross at San Francisco for all and sundry in- formation they may require. which will be promptly furnished them.
 The would-be drivers did not leave their names at local headquarters.
Arizona republican., 1918-09-06
NOTED DRIVERS TO
 BE IN AUTO RACES
 DURING STATE FA|F

Cecil Boyce, Secretary of the State Fair commission announced yesterday that the state was again reinstated in the American Automobile association. and that three big racing events will grace the cards at the next State Fair in Phoenix. DePalma. Durant. Louis Chevrolet and Durav have already en- tered in Event No and there is every reason to believe that several other famous drivers will enter before long, as the race will be a good one. being run on the fastest one mile dirt track in the southwest and having entered in it some of the best racing talent in the world. Added to these inducemen nts Is the substantial prize offered to the winner, which ought to be the deciding factor to attract other famed drivers tc this race. The following events will constitute the major part of the ,ro- gram on automobile day:
 Event No. 1, Class "E' distance Jt miles, prize s5000. Open to any gaso- line car that can circle the one-mllt track at the State Fair Grounds. Phoe- nix, Arizona, in B seconds. flying start Trials to determine qualifications O entry to be he'd at noon. November 1t 1918. on said track. Any entry tha' cannot Clrcle Sa1u mile tTack al S1lt time within 55 seconds on trial desig- mated by referee shall be cancelled ant said entry shall not be permitted {, start in the race. In this event the en- tire prize of s50O0.00 goes to the entr, winning the race, their being no sec ond. third or fourth money.
 Event No. ?. Class "E,." Distance 5 miles, prize s100000. divided as follows
 n s5O0.00. @ s3000O, (S) s200.00. Thi event open only to entry from bona fid residents of Arizona and New Mexico that is to say, the entrant and the crcv of the car must all have been resident of either the State of Arizona or tn State of New Mexico for a period of a least six months prior to the date o the entry, and the car must have beer located and situated in either the Stat of Arizona or the State of New Mexic !, for a. least six months prior to tn date of entry.
 Event No. 3. Class "E," Distance ? miles. purse $750.00. divided as follows | CD $400.00; @ s250.00: (3) s100.0t Open to any gasoline car of standar make. cost not more than s1200.o manufacturers list price
Arizona republican., 1918-09-06
"winner Takes AIp at the Hip

There is always a fascination in real battle between real men. It has been so since the time the cave man bounced rock off the head of his neighbor for wrong or fancied wrong.
 The fight that existed between the cattle barons who coveted the ranges and fought the settler who would till the land has made more history than the Indian in the west vWinner Takes All,' a picture play at the Hip today, deals in that battle. This hard l headed young Scotchman will not bend 1 to the will of the cattlemen and to make matters worse he falls in love. marries and runs. away with the i daughter of the very man who is try ing to have him killed to get him out of the way
 How this chap fights off a posse from the ranch he has taken his bride and how he battles like cave man for the safety of his mate is told in striking detail in this smart Bluebird picture play with gifted Monroe Sails. bury in the part of the rancher.
 With the feature will be seen the third of the Vod-Ville movie pictures proving everywhere such a big hit They bring to Phoenix the best Or pheum vaudeville acts just as they are seen at higher prices in the big centers
Arizona republican., 1918-09-06

heart. a letter discloses the fact that this white man, white only so far as his skin is concerned, has a wife in England and then the Arab battles this thief of a girls heart and the denoue ment is so startling that it stamps this picture as one of the greatest the Japanese has done since The Cheat and "The Typhoon.''
 The fourth installment of the official war fictures from the United States Signal corps cameras is the added at traction. This war series is one of the first of the kind to be shown and is a real, authentic. government stamped picture
Arizona republican., 1918-09-06
HIGH PRICE FOR COLT

BELMONT PARK. Sept. 5.-Sonny Slope. three year -old colt by Astron- omer- -Neva W sold today by Wiuiam Martin. who owned and trained him, to the Beech stable. While the price was not announced. it was said to be Tn excess of S25,000.
Arizona republican., 1918-09-06
CARD OF THANKS

In appreciation of the kindness of the many friends and lodges. during the sickness and death of our husband and father, Vernon F. Lindsay, and also for the many beautiful floral of ferings. we wish to extend our thanks
 Signed Mrs. Vernon E. Lindsay and family. II
Arizona republican., 1918-09-06
WEATHER FORECAST

Arizona-Friday and Saturday fair; not much change in temperature.
 New Mexico-Friday partly cloudy, with local showers; Saturday fair; rising temperature.
 West Texas-Friday and Saturday, generally fair except possibly showers in extreme west; warmer in Panhandle Friday.
Arizona republican., 1918-09-06
Local Weather Yesterday

Def1clency m temperature yeSterday, ? degrees.
 Deficiency in temperature since the first of the month. g degrees. Accumulated deficiency in temper ature since January 1, II degrees. Normal precipitation January 1 to date, 5.06 inches.
 Actual precipitation January l to date. 7.50 inches.
 Accumulated excess since January 1, PA inches.
 ROBERT e. GRANT
Arizona republican., 1918-09-06
New Year Services

Services for Rosh Hashona. the Jew ish New Year. will be held this even- ing at 7:30 o'clock at the Knights of Pythias hall, and will continue tomor- row. According to the Jewish calen- dar today begins the year 5679.
Arizona republican., 1918-09-06
Directors, Chamber of Commerce

There will be a very important meet ing of the board of directors of the Phoenix Chamber of Commerce this morning at 11:30 o'clock in the Cham Der of Commerce building.
Arizona republican., 1918-09-06
Queen Esther Chapter.

The Queen Esther chapter of o. E. s. will hold its first meeting Friday evening, September 6. at Masonic hall at s o'clock. All members and visitors are requested to be there. Beatrice Metten. secretary.
Arizona republican., 1918-09-06

Wilkins. Los Angeles; Mrs. G. D. Mar tin, Winkelman; A. G. Kent, Los An geies; R. R. Bailey, Phoenix; W. H. Bispha; w. H. Martin, w. L. Morsey, Missouri Simon B. Riker, Litchfield.
Arizona republican., 1918-09-06
TODAY'S CALENDAR
Women of Wilson District

All women of the Wilson district are requested to call at the home of Mrs. A. G. Matthews on the Wilson road on Friday afternoon and get ma terials with which to sew for the Red Cross.
Arizona republican., 1918-09-06
ADJUSTMENTS
TRAvESTY ON KAISER
 NOW BOOKED FUR HIP

They have made travesty on the Kaiser and it is called "The Geezer of Berlin and if all the reports that come out of Los Angeles are to be given half credit this will make the average American split his sides with mirth. One often hears discussion as to what shall be done with the mad dog of Europe" when the allies enter Berlin. but it has remained for this comedy to serve the solution.
 "Geezer Bill" Won Turpentine, "Foney Hindenburg." "The Clown Quince," Won Bethman Bowlegs" all of the Hun butcher shop force. are shown in the most ridiculous light Papa Bill is burlequed until he looks like hunk of cheese. (naturaD.
 This sparkling travesty, the height of satire done with the same care that the Jewel people give to all their big productions is to be seen for three days at the Hip. starting Sunday ant will be shown in conjunction with 2 strong western drama "Roped anC Tied