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Arizona republican., 1918-09-08
OF BERLIN THE HIP OFFERING

The Hip starts the week with per haps the most timely satire since the United States entered the. war. It is | styled "The Geezer of Berlin" and is a travesty on The Beast of Berlin which created such sensation on the occasion of its premier locally.
 The Geezer of Berlin" was written to poke fun al the Mad Dog" Of Europe who takes himself so seriously that he thinks the world was made for him and that the only thing lacking is to get the proper understanding of his claims before the rest of mankind.
 The writer of the satire has taken occasion to burlesque the notables ana near notables of the German army and navy to such an extent that on a re- cent showing in Los Angeles the comedy drew even better than the Kaiser from which it was taken.
 In the course of the story which has to do with all the stirring incidents Of the original expose of the aims of the Mad Man" of Germany. "The Clown Quince." "Foney Hindenbug." Won Terpentine,' inventor of the submar- inc war fare. Won Bethman Bowlegs and even his majesty CD "Geezer Bill.' are all burlesqued to such an ex- tent that this is perhaps the embodi- ment of all things America has been i hoping will happen to the kaiser when the Yankee boys get to Berlin. To dis close the things that the mob hands | the kaiser would be to rob this picture of the laughs that have made it the most talked of comedy that has been l made this year.
 It is brimful of the funniest things forty great comedy producers could devine. for it was the composite work of all the Universal City forces.
 With the feature vii lbe shown a smart program which in itself is a splendid entertainment. 'Roped and Tied" corking western with gifted Neal Hart, is second only to the "Geezer' and with it will come Screen Magazine. such as has not been seen in Phoenix, and the evergood Pathe News.
 This really triple bill remains at the Hip for three days and bids fair to be marked by that signal success that at tended the showing of the parent of this travesty, "The Kaiser"
Arizona republican., 1918-09-08
PAPER FABRICS IN NORWAY

The Nydalens company. one of Nor ways leading textile manufacturers. has for some time been experimenting with paper textiles. and the results have been so good that it's factory will soon produce these new fabrics on a large scale. They consist of 7o per cent paper and 25 per cent cotton and are said to be soft and warm; a little heavier than ordinary cotton goods and not quite so strong. but cheaper. They should be especially suited, says the Norwegian press, for biouses, dresses. curtains, and, in short, as a substitute for cotton goods in general
 The Christiania Sejlugsfabrik Sail cloth factory) has also been eXperi- menting with paper as substitute and has obtained some promising results Commercial Agent Report from Copen- hagen.
Arizona republican., 1918-09-08
Music, Movies and Drama, at the Theaters
THE HIP

The seven days at the Hip are sig nailed by three clever changes of bill. 'The Geezer of Berlin" the caustic sa- tire on the Kaiser holds the screen for the first three days and gives away Wednesday to Carmel Myers, that cleverest of stars in her very sweetest product, The Dream Lady said to be one of the most fascinating plays she has made. is the Hip attrac- tion for Wednesday and Thursday to follow the 'Geezer of Berlin"
 "The Dream Lady" is from a novel. Why Not" and the Motion Picture News under date of August in re- viewing it says: Tt is an exceedingly pretty romance enhanced by some genuine comedy and little streak of melodrama that lends a zest to the story and accelerates the action" "The Dream Lady is another step ons the ladder of stardom for Carmel Myers and she has many successes to her credit. This little lady is rapidly | coming into position on the screen that many will envy who are older in the making of pictures than she. i For the final days of the week Metro sends Bert Lytell in Boston Blackies | Par from the Boston Blackie stories WHICH TdH III tue INeu DOOh WIltleT Dv Jack Boyle. Here is a crook play sc fascinating that one reader sat up all night to finish a pile of old magazines when he started on the first install ment. The picture is complete in the six rees and deals with this bunch of safe crackers who under the leadership of Boston Blackie are known as the master crooks of the world.
 The human touches to these stories are wonderful. There is the young crook. just. a stripling of a boy. wht
 'ad not yet learned the ropes and Mht is nicknamed Cushions" because h. chooses to ride in a passenger traiI when he knew the police were afte
 him because he had never tackled freight car.
 There is the derelict daughter of tn
 once great crook. a drunken outcast but still due for the charitable hand o
 Boston Blackie because her father ha,
 been one of the kings of his profession
 These stories were the sensation of tn
 year in short story circles and the
 should be mighty welcome in pictur
 form for they have everything that pic
 lures need to be full of interest.
Arizona republican., 1918-09-08
Weeks Happenings
 At Local Theaters

THE HIP-Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. "The Geezer Of BerIin,' with western drama, "Roped and Tied" Screen Magazine and Patho News. "Wednesday and Thursday, Carmel Myers in "The Dream Lady," with a Paramount comedy, "Lades First" and Current Events. Friday and Satur- day. Harry Carey in Hell Bent" with Paramount Sennett comedy, "She Loved Him Too We'll" and Pathe News.
 LAMARA-Sunday and Monday, Jane and Katherine Lee in Doing Their Bit" and w. S. Hart in "Mr. Mo- body Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, Douglas Fairbanks in Say Young Fellow and Burton Holmes Traveloeue. Friday and Saturday, Enid Bennett in Naughty, Naughty and Bray cartoon with United States Government Official War Pictures. . LUMBlA-Sunday and Monday William Russell in "In Bad" with Co., Iumbia Screen Telegram showing of- ficial war pictures of Uncle Sam's ac- tivities on the water and two reel comedy, Saved By Wireless" Tues. day and Wednesday, Shame starring zena keefe and Paul Doucet with . Ford Weekly. Thursday, Friday anc Saturday, a sensational war drama .Over There" with Columbia Screer Telegram and one reel comedy.
 PLAZA-Sunday and Monday, "HeII'. End" western featuring William Desmond. Tuesday and "Wednesday rBy Proxy" featuring Roy Stewart With two reel Keystone comedy. Fatt, h~buckle, and Eagle Eye No. Y Thursday only, vitagraph special, Will Repay" in five reel. Friday only 1.-The Sin Woman in five reels, ant i"The Lions Claws" No. 7. Saturda, only. Triangle special, "The Medcin . Man." in five reels, also "The Lion Claws"
Arizona republican., 1918-09-08
'HELL'S END IS THE
 OFFERING AT PLAZA

Josie Sedgwick has done it at last She has deserted the fierce, melo- dramatic productions of the west wherein she fought greasers, tanned villains on horseback and handled rifles. She now makes her debut in society drama. and from all reports she is just as successful in evening gowns as she was in cowgirl apparel She appears at the Plaza theater Fri day and Monday with William Des- mond in "Hell's End
 In this picture, Miss Sedgwick as Mary Flynn, daughter of a millionaire manufacturer, drifts into 'Helrs End. a gangster headquarters. while she is on a stunning expedition with some William Desmond as. Jack Donovan. . gang leader. Donovan and she hat
Arizona republican., 1918-09-08
LAMARA

H Jane and Katherine Lee. Douglas Fairbanks and Enid Bennett share bonors this week at the Lamara start ing with the first named for Sunday and Monday with Fairbanks to follow Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday and concluding with Enid Bennett for the Friday and Saturday week end or fering
 ' Douglas Fairbanks comes in Say Young Fellow" one of his very recent pictures and one that has never been shown before in Phoenix. Since be- coming an Aircraft star and making the big specials for that program Fairban nlSs has never been shown ex- cept at the Hip once and always first run at the Lamara.
 His recent new pictures should never he confused with his early attempts before the screen which have been re- tained and are sometimes offered as the more recent makes.
 "Say Young Fellow is brand new and it has never been shown before in Arizona. coming to the Lamara from Los Angeles where it was a sensation at the million dollar Grammar theater on the occasion of it's presentation.
 Fairbanks is shown in this late cre- IAtiob ao tit hlutn tiDuStu SCItc1l HeWS- paper reporter. He is sent on an as- signment to interview the worst grouch in his city. man of millions who hates the papers and all they stand for and the young fellow has some time with the grouch. In fact he has 10 put his athletic ability together and with vaulting fences, leapng six foot flower beds and finally scaling a wal to the window of the man of moneys room. this reporter has the time of his career. but he gets to see the man and gets the story and therein lies thu pith of the story that Douglas Fair banks offers under the title of "Sa. Young Fellow" and it is one of thu smartest Fairbanks pictures.
 The week end sees Enid Bennett fsvorite star of the gifted Thomas H Ince. in smart creation under tn somewhat Frenchy title of Naughty
Arizona republican., 1918-09-08

where kiddies are the central part of the stories and especially the Lee children who have no equal in pictures, Doing Their Bit remains for Mon day as well at the Lamara and is aug mented with w. g. Hart production entitled, MT. Nobody" The double is an exceptionally strong feature enter tainment
Arizona republican., 1918-09-08

Naughty Miss Bennett is seen as a country girl in a sleepy Kansas village who tires of the hum drum life of the burg and sets a pace that takes her Rip Nanwinkle sweetheart through a set of steps that startled even the cafe bugs. This is a story that lives up to it's title. It is splendidly augmented by the wonderful United States War pictures.
Arizona republican., 1918-09-08

The Redmond engagement at the EI<s will be one of the delights of the fall season to which the amusement lover can look forward. Manager Pickett has the family play shop un- dergoing a smart remodelling.
Arizona republican., 1918-09-08

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Arizona republican., 1918-09-08

known each other in childhood. Love kindles in her heart for him. Fierce gang battles follow. and Desmond rises out of his environment to the heights making himself ultimately worthy of
 the beautiful and accomplished su- ciety girl. In the cast supporting MT. Desmond and Miss Sedgwick are Louis (BulD Durham. Dorothy Hagar ana Charles Dorian.
Arizona republican., 1918-09-08

Charlie Chaplin will soon wed pretty Mildred Harris who made fame in a single picture, 'The Price of Good Time" which brought her to stellai notice.
Arizona republican., 1918-09-08

The new Strand theater is promised by the time the. state fair is open all reports to the contrary. It will be one of the real evidences of the growth or Phoenix
Arizona republican., 1918-09-08
LOCAL NOTES FROM PHOENIX
 SHOW HOUSES

Mary Pickford has written the man agers of the Strand theater that she will make every effort to be present in Phoenix and personally appear not only at the opening of the new picture house but will grace the movie ball that will be given her by local society leaders on the occasion of the opening.
 Washington wired to the striking movie operators at Los Angeles last week to call off the strike as the pie ture industry was essential to the con- duct of the war. Some recognition from Uncle Sam of the baby industry.
 There IS rumor that cannot be con- firmed. that the Empress theater after a stormy career is to again be lighted and that musical show will be served there by a local impressario who thinks he can make the house take on new life.
 The picture theaters report the most prosperous summer season in the his- tory of Phoenix. This. too despite the great number who spent the hot months on the beaches.
 The great timely picture ITO Hell With the Kaiser is soon to show at a local house. It is one of the biggest timely hits brought out by war con- ditions.
 'The Yellow Dog" based on Henry Irving Dodge's story of the same name is to open this week in Los Angeles and will come directly to the Hip the ater following the run in the city. Jack Brazil. we'll known in picture circles of the state and for the pasi year manager for the New Stat' Amusement company is in Phoeni, with view of locating here.
 It will be some great white way oul Washington street when the Strand il completed and the Elks. Hip and La mara all doll up and show plenty o lights this fall.
 Charlie Chaplin will soon wed brett,
 Mildred Harris who made fame in , single picture, 'The Price of Goo ! Time" which brought her to stella
Arizona republican., 1918-09-08

The Lamara and the Hip theaters will soon undergo a complete over- hauling and be redecorated for the winter season.
Arizona republican., 1918-09-08

It is rumored that a dramatic stock will soon find a house to play iu Phoenix z
Arizona republican., 1918-09-08

It will be some great white way our Washington street when the Strand is completed and the Elks. Hip and La mara all doll up and show plenty of lights this fall.
Arizona republican., 1918-09-08

Jack Brazil we'll known in picture circles of the state and for the past year manager for the New State Amusement company is in Phoenix with a view of locating here.
Arizona republican., 1918-09-08

Richman, Friday Saturday Columbia
Arizona republican., 1918-09-08

'The Yellow Dog" based on Henry Irving Dodges story of the same name is to open this week in Los Angeles and will come directly to the Hip the ater following the run in the city.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-03-15
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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-03-15
5oeiia Gefanen!

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master at New Ulm on March Is, 1918
as required by the act Of October s, 1917.
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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-03-15
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as required by the act Of October 6, 1917
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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-03-15

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1918 as required BY the act q october
6, 1917
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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-03-15
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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-03-15
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