Arizona republican., 1919-12-27

DiSuuiuS rO1n8ace W1IQ nOmOTs ana 0S- riousness with mischievous innocence. Claudia is the daughter of an arist0- cratic southern famii, who have leased their home to a northerner. His an, tipathy to cOlored servants forces Claudia to accept the position as cook in her own home. Of cooking she knows nothing. but she has . wonder full friend in her nanny who helps her out of the difficulty of furnishing eatables for her fastidious boss" But Cupid seeks the most unheard of places to ply his wileS. and this hap pens to Come Out of the Kitchen"
 The augmenting features are the Briggs comedy. the Paramount maga- zine and the Fox news.
 Tomorrow starts the engagement of Elsie Ferguson in The Witness for the Defense" with the Prizma natural color pictures. showing the Grand Can yon of Arizona
 "The AIimony," at the Plaza
 The Plaza theater today will feature a picture written by a newspaper man masters of the shadow screen the world has ever seen- The feature is entitled The Alimony," and is said to carry a moral lesson of vital interest to every married couple in the world.
 In addition Manager Cavaness has SeCuIeQ lOI tO0dy OHAy hO 4e0SAoAA1 Mystery" a picture which has created considerable interest wherever shown.
 "Doe Days" Coming to Columbia
 Dog Days," that great. new and fun niest of all seaside comedies. is coming to the Columbia theater Wednesday,, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, De- cember 31, January l. ? and 3. This delightful summer menu was prepared by that incomparable chef of the hall of hilarity, Chuck Reisner.
 Drafted into service by this com mander- in -chief of laughland are 70 of the most beautiful and graceful bathing beauties. They are the salad. crisp and snappy, with just enough dressing to make them pleasingly ap- pealing to the jaded appetite of the summer participant of summer fare A shower of clipped ice over the few cred brow of boredom. and. above. all. after seeing these much talked of bathing beauties on the screen you will see them in person before your very eyes, Come and judge for yourself.
 This program Is real treat for Phoenix theater-goers. take it from us-
 Constance TaImadse at Columbia
 The means by which a clever, If prosaic, young man, who loved an ao- yenturous and romantic young widow, rescued her from marrying several other young men who would not have made the romance seeking young widow happy is the theme of Ro- nance and Arabella-' Constance Tal- madge's latest film play success which will be offered at the Columbia thea ter for the last times today.
 Arabella Cadenhouse is beloved by Bill, whom she has known all her life. She does not think that Bill is roman tic enough and. while she considres him her very best friend, she will not think of marrying him. She says that her second husband must supply her with thrills and romance.
 Bill decides to give Arabella taste of romance, such a taste that she will never want to hear the word mentioned again. He introduces a succession of suitors that fairly makes Arabella lose her breath.
 Eventually she is treated to such large dose of disillusionment that her eyes are finally opened and she real izes that Bill is the right man after all
 A Strand comedy and special se- lected two-reel comedy are the SUD- program number, what