Arizona republican., 1919-12-31

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 Bert lytelI at the Strand
 For an engagement of today only Bert Lytell will be the Strands at traction today in "One Thing At a Time O'Day." Portraying a highly amusing role of a youngster who makes a special study" of whatever idea comes to him, or whatever am bition is born within his Kingdom of dreams, he handles the role in a lively manner. The story starts with him resolved to make special study of three things-one thing at a time the first to get a job with a circus, the next to learn circus life, and the next to become interested in Marie, the pretty bareback rider His luck starts with him when he gets a job washing the mana gers Ford Then another special study forces itself on him-for Marie is loved by the strong man of tAe circus. This special study takes two angles. the first to become strong enough to whip the giant, and the next to whip him. Both these obstacles are overcome while the audience is kept in roars of laughter at his pretentious preparations. The next thing then is to make a special study of how to make Af3rie <@ove him. But the surprising part of this study is that it requires no special study at all, for Marie loves him already.
 l, Tomorrow starts the enga cement of Dorothy Dalton in The Market of Souls" On Sunday Nazimova, the greatest actress on stage or screen will begin her engagement at the Strand in The Brat''-screened with no ad vance in prices.
 'The Forest Rivals at the Hip
 The Hips program for today only is '.The Forest Rivals featuring Arthur Ashley and Dorothy Green. It is an other angle to the eternal triangle, ern forests. and surrounded by an at mospeher of the locale which is so vividly brought out in the fast drama of much action
 5 Dorothy Green, as Julie. the little French Canadian girl is annoyed by the persistent attentions of two>broth- CTS. both worthless, and on one occa sion, the trio meet, when the brothers propose knife fight. to the victor to belongs the girl The struggle gets come That they do not notice that Julie has escaped in the waiting canoe, and fled to the Haunted Rock. about which many superstitious legends are. rife among the natives Young Tom King, a surveyor. learning the latest ghost story. decides to fathom the mystery, and finds a very much alive ghost in the person of Julie. Before they know it they are madly in love with each other but there remains the shadow of the two renegade brothers, who have each sworn to kill any man who inter- feres with their schemes to possess the girl.
 On the same program there~will be shown another of the Christie come dies Tomorrow starts the engagement taf NT in -ie,h fpf- xn1
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 "The Girl Who Stayed At Home"
 D. w Griffiths "The Girl Who Stayed at Home continues to delight the patrons of the Lamara where. it will continue as the attraction for to- day holding over for tomorrow as well.
 It is a typical Griffith picture. All the detail of the well balanced produc- tion, all the excellence of the support ing. cast. and an finese of Griffith s masterful handling of the human emo tions are present to a marked degree in The Girl Who Stayed At Home." It tells most appealing story of the miracle of love-of the transformation of q young cabaret singer and frivol- ouS youth--intO a woman Of the most supreme type, whose deep love for the boy has made him a rugged specimen of manhood. severely tried in the hour of duty and not found wanting. Griff- ith has always brought to the screen it's most unusual stories, delying into the innerfnost secrets of sthe emotions which sway the human family and with that rare faculty which belongs to the deep student he succeeds in pie rurizing his story in that realistic manner that brings the reviewer to the realization that the screen is but a medium of presenting his theme, for with that subtleness of charm that en- velops all his offerings.
 Martin Johnson's Tugali" is the travelogue, bringing interesting scenes from the borderland of civilization.