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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-04
Observation-Disclosures
PLAYERS.

The Garrick Players were welcomed
at the Shubert-Garrick Theater last
night on their return for another sea-
son by a houseful of enthusiastic
friends aaene There was applause in album
dance. and there were flowers galore
Tor the women in the cast
The play was William lie Baron's
farce. Il Love You" and the players
got out of 1t all the hilarious fun
there is in II.
Prior to the rise Of the curtain the
members of the company were pre-
scented singiy. and each one. the new
corners as well as the established
favorites. was greeted in the most
cordial manner. Mr.. Foxe expressed
his delight at returning to the city.
his appreciation Of the support that
was given the company last season.
and INDUCED IN the hope that the eff
forts Of his associates and himself
would meet with continued approba-
ton this season. That he IS warm
eayorite here was shown by the
hearty applause that greeted his APP
Dearance and his remarks. Doris
Sheerin and Edward Mackey of last
seasons company were greeted as old
friends.
The new players are Miss Madge
Bellamy and Miss Anne Morrison,
members, Of the cast that recently
presented Dear Brutus" here; John
Roche. Miss Edith Campbell Walker
and Charles Stanton.
If last nights performance be taken
as criterion. the season should wit
ness a succession of excellently played
comedies and farces. The cast was
letter-perfect in it's lines. and the
performance went with q Eest that
was without a pause.
If one unfavorable criticism could
be voiced. it is that Mr.. Foxe has a
tendency to substitute buffoonery for
pure comedy at times. and that the
Indulgence in profanity Is rather lib
eral 1t brought q laugh every time.
but 1t really is not a high order of
wit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-04

ing over. to those fond Of lingerie.
and real beauty in scenes and lighting
effects. Pretty music runs through
out and Edith Bengir. as FIJI. keeps
the audience guessing as to how
French she is and whether her COM
panions also are from La Belle
France. A dog called Trixie is an
important feature in an act called
True Pals" which reveals remarkable
canine intelligence and cleverness,
while Ward and Raymond supply the
big laughmaker. Ward being an ex-
ceptional dialect comedian. whose
Greek restaurant dialogue is
scream. Henry B. Toomer and COM
pany have an amusing sketch, THE
Wife Saver" and Harry and Anna
Scranton a fine wire act, with other
specialties that. take 1t out of the
ordinary. Marks and Rosa con-
tribute songs and good dancing fea-
lures. and Jimmy Reynolds, with
intimate" chatter with the audience,
more laughter and pleasant enter
tainment.
MY taHy's Carter the big mat
inee picture, based on Jaques Fu-
trel,e's plot and story, Is rare good
melodrama. while Training for a
Husband enlivens It's scenes with
the Fox Sunshine Girls and the
Pathe News supplies some real thrill
ing news pictures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-04
The Brown Bottle Protects Its

chlitz Famo Distributing Co.,
Phone North FIJI
l705 Third Street NE.
Washington, D. c.
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B. F. KEITH'S-Fritzi Schef.

FRITZ Schcff was in brilliant voice
last night and as Keith's topliner
sang songs OF the more popular va
riety, winding up with Il hit from
the comic opera in which she starred.
Many curtain calls were her reward.
Ray Samuels, who has been playing
with the big productions in New York
for the past six years, shared honors
with the toplfner in the matter Of APP
plause and curtain calls. She is fine
entertainer. Bailey and Cowan. as
sisted by Estelle Davis. put over a
new act with a pleasing energy, max
ing hit Princess Radjah Introduces
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-04

are good as foils for the comedian.
Bunny Dale, Gladys Parker and Phyl-
liz Eltis have the leading feminine
roles. the first-named making quite a
hit as "vamp." A trio composed of
Waco. Bligh and Mccarthy do clever
jazz music with saxophones and
trombones for good measure. The
scenery Is about the best on the cir
cult
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-04
GAYETY-Burlesque.

Abe Reynolds and his Revue" are
playing return engagement at the
Gayety this week, and judging from
the amount OF applause they have
lost none of their popularity. Abe
Reynolds is a comedian whose work
it Is a pleasure to watch and listen to.
His humor is Of the subtle kind
rather than of the slap-bang variety.
Arthur Mayer and Ray Leavitt also
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-04

weird dances in which she has been
seen before.
Others include George Kelly, in a
sketch entitled The Flattering
Word" which is rather "talky": j. C.
one of the cleverest mono
logists on the stage: Moran and Mack.
In black-face nonsense; Goslar and
Lusby. in songs and dances, and Bar
tram and Sexton, singers of SOUTH
ern songs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-04
French Ambassador to Berlin.

PARIS. May (Havas).-Maurice
Herbette, former chief clerk Of the
foreign office, has been designated by
the government as the new French
ambassador in Berlin. his appointment
to become effective when the allies
resume full diplomatic relations with
Germany.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-04
ACCUSED OF ALCOHOLISM.
Three Men to Be Arraigned Here
Tomorrow,

Three persons alleged to be suffer-
men. Charles Mobley. 1904 r street.
ing from alcoholism were treated at
and Henry Brown, 329i Stuart avenue
Richmond. Va, were made sick by
drinking hair tonic. the police re-
ported. while John Ash. giving his ad
dress at 1a7 12th street northeast. II
is alleged. imbibed another alcoholic
preparation.
Charges OF intoxication were pre-
ferred against the three men, and
they may be arraigned in Police Cour,
tomorrow,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-04
COSMOS-"Powder Puff Parlor."

The outstanding feature of the
Cosmos Theater bill this week is
Hugo Jansen's latest vaudeville pro
duction. Powder Puff Par.or." a
revue featuring a group of pretty
and clever girls. lingerie worth look
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-20

mersonem, ktory wystepowal ia
ko przedstawiciel fakcyi Lowde-
ma i Oglesby'ego, a Len Small'em
przedstawicielcm stronnictwa bur
mistrza Thompsona, lecz jedynyW
punktem ma kt6rym zdolano
dojSt do porozumienia, bylo 20
stanowienie, re konwencya ia ju-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-20

$2,2O,OO0,O0 czyli przecietnie
II procent, gdy podczas nastepu
jacych siedmiu lat dempkratycz--
nych praw celnych mielismy I'M
portow ma $685. 100000, cd kto
rych skolektowano tytulem ella tyl
ko $780, 600, ii. przecietnic
S procent. Skarb panstwa stracil
zatem okoso 81, 900, 600, 900 w CA
sic. gdy dochody celne stanowily
jedna z glownych naszych po-
trzeb."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-20

tro sic ME odbedzie. Pan Small O.
swiadcza, re konwencya sic zbic-
RE, ale odroczy sic do 2Sgo bm..
sekretarz Emmerson twicrdzi zaS,
&c Z powodu decyzyi najwyzszego
trybunalu stanowego przeclw
bezposredniemu prawu prawy-
bOrcZcmu InC y ,Iy,"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-20

dry niemi nieporozumienia w
sprawie w%znaczonej IA dzieh jul
trzejszy konwencyi stanowcJ, ca
" rcpublikahSki ,,tykiet" w tym
Stanie zdaje sic bye tego roku sill
ME zagrozony.
Wczoraj odby}a sic k~onferencya
pomiedzy sekretarzem Stanu En-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-20

WSzystkim krewnym i znGlo-
nym doncsimy te smutna via
domo$f il naiukochansza IONA
mOjd / matka naSza
S. P.
FranciSZka Dana
20 dlugiej / ciezkiej chorobie.
pozegnala sic z tym Swiatem o.
~patrzona Sw. Sakramentami, d.
1890 wrze$uia. 1920 roku, y
godzinie Sci rano, W srednim
wieku.
Pogrzeb odbedzie sic We wro-
rex, dnia 2LSo b. m, o 1godzinie
lOtej rano. z domu za}oby pnr.
l741 w. 16ta vi, do kosciota
sw. W~ojciecha, a stamtad ma
cmentarz sw. WojCiecha.
Ma ten smutny obrzadek Ia
praszamy wszystkich krewnych
i znaiomych, W c!eikim zalL
pograzeni:
AntOni, MAJ; Julia, Tomasz
Marek, FranCiSZka, Leonard,
Pomona 1 KazimierZ, dzieci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-20
ZE SLEDZTWA w A
WEGO.

20 trzydniowem sledztwie uda-
10 sic tutejszemu Departmental
Wi stray ogniowej natrafit ma
Shady zrodia, Z kt6rego pochodzi-
Ily prawdopodobnie materyaly
wybuchowe, jake ~posiuzy}y do
wywoiania eksplozyi i smutnei
katastrofy ma Wall street w czwar
TEX zeszlego tygodnia. Nazwa i
miejsce tego zrodFa sd ma razic
trzymane W ~tajemnicy, a depar-
lament ogniowy ograniczyi sic O.
becnie tylko cd oswiadczenia, il
w pewnej instytucyi "wykryto
powazny brak materyalow wybu-
chowych. jake powinny byiy sic
tam znajdowac i re ME p%otrafio-
no tam dac wyjaSnienia, skad ten
brak p~ochodzi." Department o.
gniowy oddal wszystkie zebranc
przez sic dowody ! fakta w rece
departamentu sprawiedliwoSci i
policyi.
Policya zdolaia znow natraiic
ma Shady, ktore powinny iej dopo-
modz do identyfikacyi woznicy i
konia, ktore dowiozly waterway
wybuchowe ma miejsce katastro-
iv. John Haggarty, Fam. PREY
Park ave. i 169tej III, rozpoznal
zabitego W eksplozyi tel konia
jako zwierze, kt6re sprzedai oko-
10 . do 3 tygodnie temu / to mo-
re doprowadzic do wysledzenia
tozSamoSci woznicy.
" sobote dokonaia policya a
resztowania Rosyanina .Alcksan--
dra Brailowskiego, redaktora pi-
sma ,,Russkij Golos", ktorego wi
dziano ~niecafe pol godziny pc
czwartkowej eksplozyi niedaleNo
miejsca katastrofy, rozmawiajq-
cego z dwoma innymi ludzmi,
ktorych nazwiSka aresztowany
ME chce w~yjawit. Znajdujc sic on
ciaglc przetrzymany w wiezienju.
DELEGACYA Z TENNESSEE
PRZECIW SUFFRAGIUM.
Washington, 20, wrzesnia. -
Wczoraj wieczor przybyia tn de-
legacya przeciwnik6w polityczne-
go rownouprawnienia kobiet Z
Tennessee pod przewodnictwem
,,speakera' Izby representative
%tamtejszej legislatury, Walkera !
wedle oSwiadczenia The National
Assn Opposed to Women Suf-
frage. ma ona dis udac sic do Sc
kretarza stanu Colby I zqdaniem
adv uznal ostatnie giosowanie w
legislature. ktore oSwiadczyio
sic przeciwko taryfikacyi popraw-
XII konstytucyjnej W sprawie sui
iragium.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-20
TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE
Uckonczrnre ze s,9ourcv r-<zei
reby doiaczono do kapitaiu.

reby doiaczono do kapitaiu.
Ogolna suma udzielonych przez
Ameryke narodom walczacym z
mocarstwami centralnemi poly
GEEK wynosi $9,534,6 go ,O43, kt6re
rozdzielone zostafy. jak nastepu-
je:
Diuznik Pozyczono Splacono
". Brytania
1927, 1000 64,164,O O7
~francya
1857, All, 500 12,147,O 900
Wlochy
1856 .........
Belgia
33S, 745 900 10000
Kosya
1S7,,29,750 ......-..
Czecho- Slowakia
60,524,O41 .........
Serbia
6.7sO.4 COS, 900
Kumunia
25,OOO,OO O 1,794,1SO
kuba
100000 100000
Orecya
100000 .........
Liberya
$4,000 .........
z pahstw powylszych Kuba
rlaci swe procenty regularnie.
Rosya ptaciia procenty do logo
l'<topada 1917. lime panstwa p}a-
CITY ie do wiosny 1919 T. kiedy
zaprzesta}y swych wypIat Z po-
wodu nieustalonej sytuacyi ma
Gie}dzie | zaczeiy sic Starac o try
i.,nia zwloke w tych wypiatach,
c. wiaSnie Jest Przyczyna / tema-
ten toczacych sic obecnie roko--
van. Obdiuzone panstwa allan
rkie oSwiadczaja gotowoSc zobo-
n;2zania sic do spiaty zarowno
lrocentu jak kapitaiu w ratach
rrtirocznych. Splaty tie departa--
mcnt skarbu ma zamiar uzyc ma
vvrownanie dlugow tego kraju,
nike zaciegnai wobcc Eupuja-
c~ch bondy pozyezeI Nolnoscl
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-20

dzenia zwycieskiel woJny / u
dzielenia potrzebnych kredytow
Aliantom. Jezeli pahstwa allan
ckie spiaca powyzsze swe dlugi
Ameryce, bedzie ona w zamian
w moznosci pozbyc sic poSowy
swego diugu pahstwowego.
ILUDNOSc r WYNO-
81 PRZESZLO los, 900, 900.
Waszyngton. 90. wrzesnia. -
Wedle nieoficyalnych do tel pory
obliczeh statystycznych z biura
cenzusowego, ludnosc Stanow
Zjednoczonych, ME wlaczajac W
to posesyi poza krajem, wynosi
los, 768, 106. macy to, re W ciagu
ubiegiego dziesieciolecia ludnoSc
W naszym kraju wzrosia o l3,795,-
$40. gdyz W roEu 1910 wynosi{a
jel liczba 81, 912.2 66. Ogoiem mo-
INA przypuszczac, re przyrost
ludnosci, jaki wykaza oficyalne O.
bliczenia. wynosic bedzie w Mi
.nionej dekadzie Is procent, cho-
ciaz niektore Stany NIGGA sic po-
chwalic znacznie wiekszym pro-
centowym przyrostem. / tax IA
lifornia. ktora liczy obecnie g.
426 $50 mieszkancow. wykazuje
przyrost o 1,O4a,9ST. czyli o pre-
szio Al procent.
Do roku 1860 przyrost ludnoSci
W Ameryce wynosii "a kazde 10
lat ponad 80 prooent. " roku
1870 przyrost ten spadl do 26.6
procent. Potem malai on stale, az
W minionej dekadzie okazuje sic
najnizszy. " dziesiecioleciu cd
1900 do 1910 roku wynosii on
POI ~procent.
OGoLNY SPADEK CEN.
Washington, 90. wrzesnia. -
Biuro stat. ogiasza. re hurtowne
ceny ~zywnoSci w Amer. sPadIy
W ciagu miesiaca sierpnia o y
procent. W ubieglym mlesiqcu
spadly wog6le ceny ma wszystkle
artykuly zycia codziennego o 4
i POI procent. Produkty rolne wy
kazujq spadek cen o 6 procent, O.
dziez o ) try czwarte %procentu,
a take chemikalia. lekarstwa /
inne artvkuly stanialy czeSciowo
przynajmniej.
Natomiast podniosla sic cena
opaiu i oSwietlenia o 6 / twierS
procentu, jakotez Jest do zanoto-
wanna zwyzka cen W przedmio--
tach mctalowych i artykuiach stu
zacvch do umeblowania i urzadze
MIA domu.
Ogoiem biorac, ceny w hTrtow
rel sprzedazy ma wszystkic me-
nal artykuly byiy W minlonym
miesiacu wyzsze anileli ceny w
sierpniu r. 1919.
Wszystkie wyzej wymienione
Icyi-y odnoszq sic do cen hurto-
wnvch. a ME do detaiicznych.
R~EPUBLIKANIE IA PREY
WRoCENIEM GEL PRoTEK--
CYJNYcH.
Washington, ~ WrZeSnla'
Senator Miles PoindeXter, przeWo
dniczacy republikahskiego komite
tn scnatoryalnego, oswiadczyl, re
kontroia senatu przez republtka-
now Jest konieczna ola przyjecia
legislacyi, przywracajacej celna
taryfe protekcyjna.
Jest godnym uwagi faktem, re
W przededniu krajowych wybo
row najsilniejsza agitacya "a PREY
wroceniem ochronnych cei taryto
wych bierze swe zrodlo W tel cze-
sci kraju, kt6ra dotychczas naJslI
niej temu sic o~pieraia" lisa sio-
wa pana Poindexter.
To zadanie protekcyjnych Gel
idzie W Slad "a akcya krajowej
konwencyi demokratycznej, kto-
ra przyjeia pod wzgledem taryfy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-20

wprowadzanie W zycie prohibi--
cyl. Kwestya graniczna jest jednq
Z najciezszych, ma jake natraiia-
my"
Z POLITYKI
/ powodu walk pomiedzy oboma
iakcyami republikaliskiemi W
Stanie Illinois i istniejacego mic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-20
PoCZATEK ZASTOJU w
PRZEMYSLE.

Washington, 20. wrzescnia. -
Department piracy sprawozdaJe,
re Z poSr6d IA glownych galezi
przemysiu krajowego 10 wykazu-
je w ubieglym miesiacu W por6-
wnaniu z lipcem mniejsza ruchli-
woSc ! - co "a tenn idzie -
mniejsza Hose zatrudnionych W
Mich robotnikow. W przemysle
ACKNOWLEDGMENT liczba zatrudnio-
nych w MIN ludzi zmniejszy}a sig
W porownaniu do lipca 0 10 pro-
cent, w przemySle welnianym 0
) procent it'd.
VODKA z KANADY PLYN1E
SZEROKIM STRUMIENIEM.
Washington, 20. wrzesnia. -
Wade tutejsze przyznaja. re 2
kanady bywaja Przemycane do
Stanu New York ogromne zapasy
tamtejszej wodki i ze nielegalny
ten proceder do tego stopnia sic
rozszerzyi. il W tysiacach mlejsc
w New Yorku, gdzie vodka 5ywa
wprost otwarcie sprzedawana, ME
dbaja juz zupelnie o wodke bon
dowa, dostarczana re SHADOW tu-
tejszych, obchodzac sic zupe}nie
dobrze towarem przemycanym.
Przyznajac, re o lie chodzi o
prohibicye, granica kanadyjsla
posiada wieIe ,;dziur", komisarz
prohibicyjny Kramer oswiadczyt,
Many swych agentow we wszy
stkich gfownych punktach pre-
jazdu z Kanady do Stanow Zje-
dnoczonych, ale jest widoczna re
CA, re kanadyjscy ~urzednicy eel
nj powo1ani do inspekcyi przejcx-'
dlajacych wozow i przewozonych
pakunk6w musza dzielic z Mani
Observation-Disclosures "a skutcczrc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-20

Zwyciestwa, gdyz one - to VIA
snie daily rzadowi Stanow lie
dnoczonych moznosc przeprowa-
dzenia zwycieskiej wojny i u
dzielenia potrzebnych kredytow
Aliantom. Jezeli pahstwa allan
ckie spiaca powyzsze swe diugi
Ameryce, bedzie ona w zamian
W moznoSci pozbyc sic polowy
Arizona republican., 1920-10-12
EIks, Last Time Tonight

If the people of Phoenix-that large element who find pleasure in worth while entertainments, theatrical or otherwise-knew of the splendid mu- cical travesty "Rackety Koo," at the Elks and that tonight marks the close of the engagement at that playhouse, the attendance would be so large that only a small proportion of those inter ested could be admitted.
 With just enough plot to serve as a vehicle, there isn't a moment but one is confronted with agreeable surprises the kind that is usually confined to the high-priced travelling attractions requiring the largest admissions.
 True. there have been numerous musical shows in Phoenix in the past at the same scale of prices, but only in that particular can the comparison be made.
 Songs. the latest topical ones, an even score of them; ballads introduce ing Is bright happy lasssies, the new est brightest costumes and scenery shown for the first time, all go into combination that is effective. To the weary mind there is a tonic that is a sure cure for the blues health maker that eradicates every dark thought and presents all the world in a merry. musical tone. Re member. tonight is the last night oi 'Rackety Koo" and the way to be cer- tain as to a seat is to use the telephone l noW-cau I'll
Arizona republican., 1920-10-12

parations for the affair, and ludglnE from the interest manifested with the original announcement, the event promises to mark a high water marx not only for attendance, but TOT run and merriment Valuable prizes VIII be offered for the affair. and no con ditions will be placed on any con testant.
 Carol Reed and his jazz band-de- livering dance delight-continues to prove a magnet with the dancers oI Phoenix, and his organization IS plan ming some real surprises for the Apple dance.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-12

girls will feature the attractive bill which will start tomorrow.
 The Ramona has made arrangements through which vaudeville will follow the opening. holding that stage perma- nently The shows will be changed twice a week. changing entirely with each change of bill The Ramona an nounces further that there will be no advance in prices for the vaudeville shows. and that every effort will be made to maintain at all times the highest standard of excellence in the vaudeville offerings.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-12
VAUDEVILLE OPENS AT
 RAMONA "WEDNESDAY

Another important announcement comes from the Ramona when the statement is made that starting to- morrow vaudeville will again be the policy of that house. The success of the premiere bin at this house proved exclusively that Phoenix will support good vaudeville. and the Ramona is now prepared Co offer bills of the same high standard as marked the first hiii. Singers, dancers. comedians and
Arizona republican., 1920-10-12
The Red Bird

The Apple dance, scheduled for next Monday night at the Red Bird is at tracing widespread attentions with the dancing public of Phoenix. In the first place it will be the first time this latest novelty from San Francisco has been introduced in Phoenix. It is a very enjoyable feature. offering many surprises. while at the same time. af- fording the opportunity for skillful dancing. and graceful movement.
 F.. <. Mayfield. floor manager at the Red Bird. is making all sorts of pre-
Arizona republican., 1920-10-12

has anything quite the ability to grasp so many and hold them spellbound with it's subtle charms. All this IS true of jazz especially when applied to the variety which one may hear each evening at the American, where Gene Dabney and his popular Vernon Six reigns supreme. The versatility of the American is particularly appearing, for it offers either diversion for an en- tire evening. or a mighty pleasant place to drop into after the movie or theater. And if you are having guests at the theater. you will forever be classed as an unexcelled host or host ess if you lead their footsteps to the American for just a few of Gene Dab neys throbbing jazzes.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-12
lofts Country Club


 Discriminating lovers of dance mu- sic seem to be in one accord on their decision that the dance music at Toft's Country club is the best dance har- mony in Phoenix. The evidence of that decision is best seen by the large nightly crowds that continue to pack the spacious floor at the Country club. Each night the park seems to grow in popularity, and every announcement of a special function night is warmly received by the dancing folk of Phoe- nix. The novelty of Canfield's Russian horn will never cease to receive it's great number of requests each evening and every secret of musical harmony Is understood by all the musicians, the most wonderful aggregation of har- mony that has ever played for the dancing patrons of Phoenix.
 The distance 10 the Country club is just right for a pleasant motor trip. the music is perfect. the floor smooth as glass itself and the whole surround ings complete for dance and pleasure lovers. Tonight they will all be there again.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-12
Double Bill at the Hip

For the final showings today Mad laine Traverse divides honors with Texas Guinan on the Hips attractive double program. Madame Traverse
 appears in "The Iron Heart" a very strong drama of modern business, builded in the atmosphere of the ex- tensive steel mills and the iron indus try. Madame Traverse, as the daugh- ter of a deceased steel msgnate. has the handling of the affairs of one of the biggest mills in the industry. These holdings are sought by an interruptions
Arizona republican., 1920-10-12
Elks-sThe Rratr

Tomorrow, Wednesday matinee. and for the remainder of the week, "The Brat" will be presented at the Elks theatre with Miss Audra Alden in the title role
 Those who witnessed this excellent play at the Elks last season need not be told the story is one filled to the top with punches" but even to these there will be added interest for Miss Alden is said to give it an entirely diff ferent interpretation from that given 1t by any other actress who has ap- peared in the stellar part.
 It should be borne ib mind that Miss Alden was en tour in the Morosco play all last season, and from ocean to ocean was accorded the highest praise by capable critics. Thoxe who witnesS the play at the Elks will un- derstand the reason, and just why the management says. 'If you haven't seen Audra Alden in The Brat you haven't seen the play"
 The Elks management also directs | attention to the small prices posted for this attraction, and assures its patrons a show well worth double.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-12
usEs RAZOR TO GET DRINK

USES nAZOh " A@N AEAiiNEN
 CINCINNATI-"Jed I was just ln that mans yard to get a drink of wa ter" explained George Ingalls,, colored, in cop court. Did you carry an open razor to get a drink?' asked his honor, and added, Fifty bucks and 90 days
Arizona republican., 1920-10-12
The Rlue Bird


 Arizona's largest dancing palace, ana incidentally the prettiest ballroom Tn the southwest. will again tonight be the center of interest for the crowds of dancers who nightly wend their way to that popular emporium. there to enjoy the dance under the inspira- ton as furnised by King Brady and his inimitable jazz band-foremost Phoenix favorites. Possessed of a wonderful floor. every convenience for the comfort of the patrons. and ample seating arrangements. which includes
 booths and tables. the Blue Bird fea- lures ten cent dances. No charge IS
 made for reservations which may be had throughout the day by calling 1868. Walter Willis Powell is floor manager. with F.. $. Mayfield man. ager of instruction. Mayfield's daily | classes at the Blue Bird as we'll as the I Red Bird are attracting widespread | attention. for they offer the finest op- | portunity in the city to acquire all
 styles of ballroom dancing.