Arizona republican., 1919-09-12
RIVERSIDE II CLOSE
 SEASON ON SEPT. A

Riverside Park announces that the park will close it's season this com ing Sunday, September IA.
 Messrs. Richards & Mace announce that the closing season has been the greatest in the history of the park, l and desire to thank the public whose generous support made this wonder ful success possible.
 They further announce that on Sun day there will be given a free day at the park No charge will be made att the gate, and there will be no charge at the pool provided the bathers bring their own suits.
 The e.>>-;-e park will be turned over to the public on it's closing day, and the management predicts a big crowd will be on hand to watch the season close.
 From the moment of it's opening last May, the public has been clamoring for Sunday dances at Riverside. ToI satisfy this demand, the management has decided to conduct the dance this coming Sunday night, so that the last tight of the season should see pres ent at the most popular outdoor amuse- ment center in Arizona, the same crowd which made the opening day the huge success it's proved to be.
 Ready For Elks Stock Opening
 The advance sale. for the opening night of Cheating Cheaters" started with a rush at the Elks theater box office yesterday, which indicates that the lovers of the spoken drama are anxious to see the new season ushered in by such a fine combination of play and players next Monday night.
 Aside from MT. Edler himself, who was last season manager for the Del s. Lawrence Co, little is known To- cally of the personnel of the new com pany, but judging from the list of en- agreements each has held and the field from which MT. Edler recruited them, there can be no doubt left in the minds of the playgoers as to their stock ability and that the company will mould into an organization of the first magnitude.
 Miss Winifred Greenwood, the lead ing woman is known to quite num- Der of movie" fans from her work on the screen, and Clifford Alexander the leading man. is the same MT Alexander whom many Phoenicians have seen with the Alcazar company in San Francisco.
 The opening play Cheating Cheat CTS" is very heavy one for stock, but there is an augmented crew of stage carpenters and scenic artists busy on the Elks stage putting it in shape and 1t will be more like a road production than stock
 The play will run for the entire week with matinees on Wednesday, Satur day and Sunday. Reservations may be made now for any night or matinee.
 "oId Homestead' At The Hip The Hip is presenting for today and tomorrow the screen adaptation of one of the best known plays ever pro- duced. It is "The Old Homestead" made famous on the speaking stage by Cenman Thompson. who was known as | 'the grand old man of the stage" Ii | is wonderful history, simple in the telling, logical in it's sequence of events and compelling not only the utmost attention, but commanding the great est heart interest from the very sin cere nature of it's theme.
 The story centers around the fact that at one time Uncle Josh, assisted Happy Jack Hazard, a tramp, sue ceeded in starting him on the right path, and earned the undying grati- tude of the wanderer. In the course of few years, Reuben. Uncle Josh's boy, accused of a crime he did not commit, and crushed by the disgrace of the affair, left home, drifted to New York, and became an outcast and victim of drink
 Hazard has in the meantime re- turned to his New York home became a successful business man, and dis covers Reuben in the streets a drunk ard. The news is sent to Uncle Josh that the boy has been located, and the reunion at the old New England home forms one of the prettiest finishes ever given a picture.
 Lila Lee at Strand Today.
 Lila Lee, supported by Elliot Dexter, comes to the Strand for today and to- morrow in drama of the frozen north -Paramount's "A Daughter of the | World"
 The story is one of a young girl whose father-'TWolf'' Ainsworth, is a smuggler of valuable furs across the