Arizona republican., 1919-01-01
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 MI AT COLUMBIA

A special matinee. including three vaudeville acts and a motion picture program, will be given at the Columbia theater this afternoon, starting at 2:15 o'clock. This matinee is in the form of a special New Years day perform ance. This is a big "two-in-tone" pro- gram. The vaudeville acts, which made their first appearance in Phoenix last night, met the hearty approval of the large audience. Two big musical num- bers are included in the vaudeville of fering.
 Signor Fessia and his Queens of JaZZcopations," made a decided hit with the Columbia patrons last night and he was obliged to respond to numerous en- cores. Signor Fessia is a most talented musician and in Italy, his native coun- try, has wide reputation as leader and composer The Gladstone sisters in a high class dancing and singing act make up the second musical number They interpret all the latest Broadway dancers and sing the newest New York song hits.
 Mile Hazel, in an acrobatic act, rounds out the stage performance to perfection. She has performed with many of the leading circuses of the United States. The film program is also exceptional for the last times to- day. Fannie Ward has the leading role in the feature, "A Japanese Nightin- gale" q play of unusually artistic set tings and clever acting The third of the Chester -Auoitgn films, beautiful travel scenic pictures, will also be shown for the last times today
 There will be a complete change of program, both film and vaudeville, to- morrow. The film program will be Doris Kenyon in "The Street of Seven Stars" from the novel by the same name as written by Mary Roberts Rine- hart There will also be a Columbia Screen Telegram.
 ALL MAN" AT THE PLAZA
 Trapped by the police when blowing safe, Jorn Olsen sacrifices himself for Belle Foliot, one of the gang, whom he loves, and vainly, because she has a husband up the river" to whom she is loyal. When Olsen comes back after serving five years and announces he is going straight. Belle turns on him in disgust. But he keeps straight and also keeps on hoping that some day he can win her. How he eventually starts bad again and how this time she goes to him and keeps him straight and how their romance finally ends by his prov ing he is all man, is the story of All Man. the Vitagraph Blue Ribbon feature which will be seen in the Plaza theater the last time today.
 Harry Mercy has the part of Olsen one of the strongest in his screen car eer. and Betty Blythe is most convinc- ing as Belle. Others in the cast are Bob Gaillard, George Majeroni, Carlton King, and Bernard Siegel. The story is by Dom Byrne and ran in the Saturday Evening Post. The picture was direct ed by Paul Scardon.
 Hart In Shark Monroe at the lamara ". s. Hart is again at the Lamara 1 today, in one of the best things he has ever done to pictures, Shark Monroe ' @ characterization of the snowbound i steepes of Alaska where rugged mer and hardy women braved the dangers ! of the north for gold. In this character 1 w. $. Hart steps for the moment away 1 from the type that he has made fam. ous. the twogun man, and is seen as q man of force in a country where might not right most prevailed. It is said tc 1 be Hart's best picture so far the pas year. With it will be seen a Burton ] Holmes travelogue.
 Olga Petrova at the Hip
 Madame Petrova is at the Hip toda, and tomorrow in "the Tiger Woman,