Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-11-25

turing slow motion pictures, are the |
supplementing numbers for the three |
days.
Thursday, 1.-THE Brand" Rex Beach's |
latest story of life in the Alaskan gold |
fields, opens a three-day engagement. |
Great Shakespearian Engagement
No people anywhere in the country
are keener or more intelligent in theiI
appreciation of what is best in dra-
matte art than the people of Phoenix,
and therefore it is not strange that
a hearty welcome is to be extended
to the eminent actor. John E. kellerd
and his company of "A people who
come to the Elks theater Sunday, Mon
day and Tuesday, November 80 and
December l and 2, in four productions
of the greatest tragedies of Shakes
peare.
| The engagement will open Sunday
matinee with production of THE
Merchant of Venice" with Mr.. Kellerd
in the role of Shylock. Sunday night
the bill will be Hamlet" with Mr.
Kellerd in the role of the prince OF
Denmark. Monday night there will be
a production of Julius Caesar" and
the engagement will close Tuesday
night with a notable production OF
| Macbeth"
The opening matinee Sunday, No
vember 80. will be a popular one, with
no seat over 81. Mr.. kellerd is today
the greatest living exponent of the
dramas of Shakespeare. He will come
| to this city with a pretentious pro-
duction of each play to be presented.
He has been accorded a magnificent
reception wherever he has appeared
and the engagement in Phoenix will
be no exception.
The seat sale for the John f. KEEL
lerd engagement is now on at the Elks
box office, Phone III.
"The Only Way" at the Elks
"The only Way" the four-act com
edy-drama which is the new bill at
the Elks theater by the Lawrence com
pany, will lie presented but three more
time tonight, tomorrow matinee and
nights after which it Will be with
drawn and the Lawrence company will
take its departure until December Z,
during which time the Elks theater
will be occupied by road attractions.
1t is certain therefore, that theater-
goers of Phoenix and vicinity who en-
joy first class plays. have little time
interesting play. THE Only Way" was
written especially for that splendid
actor, William H. Crane. who used Il
with the greatest of success all ovei
the country.
AS presented bv the Lawrence COM
pany it is a decided treat. Miss Wilma
Steck is making another hit in the
role of Ellen Blake, a Chicago girl who
is discovered in the morals court and
her regeneration form the intensely
interesting theme of the story. Del S
4 Lawrence is seen in the role writer
= for Mr.. Crane himself and is making
t it one of the strong ones of the play
:. The other principals are we'll cast
d ''The Only Way will be t the Elks
theater only tonight and at matinee
/ and night tomorrow.
(. Career of Katherine Bush"-Strand
{ For the final showings today at tn,
= Strand, 1.-THE Career of Katherine
Bush, Elinor Glyn's sister to her famet
Three Weeks" is the announced at
traction. With beautiful CATHERINE
Calvert in the role of Katherine Bush
this Paramount-Artcraft special ha
been received as one of the finest of
ferings Of the present season.
The Career of Katherine Bush tell
the life of story of a girl, bound t
succeed, bound to occupy the most ex
allied position in society, and calml
laying her plans, knowing full well tn
Nj sacrifices she must make.
For tomorrow and the following day
i Mae Murray will hold the screen at th
Strand in 1.-The Delicious Little Devil,
while Sunday begins the eneagemer
of the big Aircraft special, The Won
n an Thou Gavest Me'-the picturiza
! ton of Hall Gaines widely read move
- of the same name.
y The Strand symphony orchestr;
y with Eugene Redewill is nightly hear
- in concert, while George J. Hayes q
- - the big organ completes the musics
20 end of the bill.