Arizona republican., 1919-04-26
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Last Day of Borrowed Clothesn
 batn houses are indeed luxuries. At least so thinks the producer of Mrs. Charlie Chaplins big feature nhoto- play, Borrowed Clothes.o being of tered at the Columbia thester for the last times today.
 When arrangements were he;nr made for the filming Of .Borrowed clothes the proprietor of a large oathhouse at a well known coast resort was prevailed upon to permit the burn Ing or portion of his property. for a consideration
 III some manner never satisfactorily explained, more oil was used to start the blaze than was scheduled. What was intended as picture -fires devel- oped into an honest to- goodness con flagration and only fast work by the ponce' He guards and members of the producing staff prevented the entire peach property at the resort from be- ing destroyed.
 Tt cost a pretty penny" said one of me officials of the producing company. put It was worth it. That fire scene in Borrowed Clothes is by far the pest thing we have done in pictures of 1 that kind"
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 Matinee at American Today
 But four more performances of the Ed Redmond Follies attraction at the American theater, "Over the Garden Wall" will be given, a matinee today. aga1n tonight and tomorrow afternoon and night for the last times. 1 over the Garden Wan" has proven a most attractive drawing card and as the story deals with the triumph of two l young wives over pair of disgr1ntled husbands it is a subject that particu- lariy appeals to the female clientele.
 The new Victody loan song specially written and being sung by Joe Kemper is one of the big hits in the melody program among which there are 20 nifty song and dance hits that fairly breathe of the gay white way.
 Commencing Monday evening and for the entire week the Redmonds will stage at the American the irridescent frolic in two acts entitled, Jimmy. 1 Where Are Your"
 Morley's Country Club Opening
 Today's the day at Morley's Country club, for today marks the grand open ing of the summer season and from now on the park will be open daily Picnic parties can reserve tables by 'phoning, and dozens of news suites places the concrete plunge in position to amply take care of it's patrons A 16-minute car service on the Washing ton line, starting today at 6:30 and continuing up to midnight with Nor ley's big free busses meeting every cal that carries a Morley's Country clut banner, assures rapid transit and onlJ i a 5-cent fare,
 Special cabaret numbers win be pro- vided in the pavilion. The Nigthingal, | Sisters have sang and danced them selves straight into the hearts of ou people and tonight they will provid, new selections Pearl Merrill of tn saxaphone has several new selections t. present. Viola Bulser '. ill be heard il numerous catchy songs and the musi will be something to brag upon. Tn admission includes a seat in the pictur show, @ seat at the cabaret and a suit , and 8 swim in the concrete pool. Matinee Today of Peggy" a. Elks
 One of the most successful dramati stock seasons from an artistic, as wei as from a financial standpoint, will b. , brought to a climax next week, whel the Del. s. Lawrence Company of tn Elks theater give their last perform ance Sunday night, May 4. They hay selected for their farewell offering on of the latest New York farce comed successes, Don't Lie to Your Wife" Peggy From Killarney this week offering, is the most pleasing the Law rences have given us and has bee drawing capacity houses all week. Onl ! two more nights, with matinees will given of Peggy of Killarney" Sunda night being the last chance to see hel Another new member of the Lawrenc forces will be seen next week, whe ; Miss Anna Hadley, sister of the com pany's capable 'heavy" man, will mak her first appearance in Don't Lie
 Your Wife" Miss Hadley is an ex perienced actress, and has been en gagged by MT. Lawrence for the balanc of the 1918 season and will open wit
 the company in San Francisco.