Arizona republican., 1919-11-13
"FaIse Faces" at the Strand

Inc Strand is O11er1ng Tor the tlnal
showings today Thos. H. Ince's master
production-"The False Faces" a
super-picture featuring Henry B
Walthall, and an all-star Paramount
Aircraft cast.
Known in the world of pictures as
the greatest emotional male actor in
the silent drama, Henry B. Walthall
has a wonderful opportunity in this
production to demonstrate his ability
in this line, for 1.-THE False Faces" is
a picture bringing to the screen one
of its greatest mystery stories, and
calling for many intense scenes and
much dramatic action.
The comedy is "Yaps and Yollels,"
and the Pathe News is being shown in
conjunction with the bill.
The Strand Symphony, with Eugene
Redewill conducting, and Prof. Hayes
at the massive pipe organ, furnish the
musical program.
Tomorrow starts the engagement of
Alice Joyce in Vitagraph's gorgeous
| production of Charles Klein's MASTER
piece-"The Lion and the Mouse"
MorIey's Country Club
! Last night saw the Inauguration of
a new and successful stunt at this
place of amusement. The club house
was comfortably filled to witness the
first four round boxing matches ever
put on in Arizona as a cabaret feature.
They were given at intervals of one
hour beginning at o'clock. They
were all high class, scientific bouts and
much pleasure and excitement was OBJ
tanned by the ladies and gentlemen
present. Between each four round
bout there was an hour of dancing,
the three bouts filling in the evening
very nicely, breaking up the monotony
of three hours of solid dancing. There
was plenty and generous applause
with the hands but no rowdyism was to
be seen as the management had pro-
vided against anything of that kind
by restricting the admissions to the
club house to people who could be ad-
mitted to the dance floor. Everyone
present prophsied that the club house
would not begin to hold the crowd neXt
> Tuesday night. Announcement will be-
I made the remainder of this week of the
big boxing card for next Tuesday night
Tomorrow night the big club hous'
will be beautifully decorated witt
autumn leaves. The employees will b.
Z appropriately costumed for the occas
{ sion and the management promise
| something new in an autumn carnival
Tonight there will be lucky spo
dancing for teddy bears and vampi
dolls and the First Cavalry Jazz ban
will furnish the music.
Marguerite Clark At The Lamara
Marguerite Clark is up for the las
lap of her present engagement at tn
Lamara where she is presenting Let
Elope." This comedy drama finds tn
screens -four feet of lovliness" cas-
for a most fascinating study in tn
part of the girl wife whose husband
engrossed in his pursuit of noval writ
ing seems to neglect her Picked at hi
seeming indifference, the young wit
hits on the brilliant scheme of elopin
with a man in whom she thinks sh
is interested. But this young man
the promised husband of anothe
woman, and thereby hangs the tai
for the other woman enlists the ser
1 vices of the husband, whose keen ski
at plot making for novels assists hiI
in forming the plan by which he hope
to bring his wife to her senses, say
the affianced husband of the othe
woman, and make the story end HAP
I PLY.
Tomorrow starts the engagement
one Of the greatest pictures Viva
I Martin ever made. 1t is THE Thir
Kiss" a release which it will be re
membered took Los Angeles by storl
I on the occasion of its presentatio
l there recently.