Arizona republican., 1920-09-21
SCANDALS IF 1913"
 COMING THURSDAY

That the dictionary definition of i Scandal does not adequately cover the production entitled George Whites | Scandals of 1919" which will be seen | at the Elks theater Thursday, Friday l and Saturday is a fact worthy of note | for the host of theateroers who antic1- pate a racy evenings entertainment with the coming musical revue. Instead or the definition in the dictionary which reads: Scandal: to defame; to | islander; to disgrace; "The Scandals revue boasts of nothing more scan dalous than scores of pretty girls in | entrancing costumes beautiful music graceful dancing and variety of other | alluring features that will only be re- | vealed to those who are fortunate | enough to witness a performance of this gayest and gaudiest of modern metropolitan productions. | Red Bird
 Carroll Reed, well known to Phoenix dancers as one of the most popular musicians who ever visited the city, and his band of jazz experts, composed | of men who know how" will start their engagement at the Red Bird | Thursday evening
 This will bring to the popular danc- ing emporium as fine a line of music as there is anywhere in the city, and insures for the Red Bird a successful
 
 and this coupled with the fact that E. $. Mayfield is at the Red Bird as floor manager, personally attending to the dancing, is a further clincher to the places popularity Mayfield dur ing the day. and in the early hours of the evening prior to the regular dance Il hours, continues to conduct his classes where dancing in all its forms may be learned under the instruction of a well known dancing master
 The Red Bird will continue 70 fea- ture ffve-cent dances throughout the season, and will maintain a thoroughly up-to-date and strictly sanitary re- freshment service.
 Riverside Park Dancing at Riverside park is now one of the most enjoyable forms of en- tertainment in Phoenix. Cool and de- hghtful, the ample ballroom at this popular amusement center continues to attract nightly crowds to enjoy the Tight fantastic under the most favor able circumstances
 King Brady and his jazz band one of the best known dance organizations . in Arizona, every man of the aggrega- = tion a thorough artist in dance music still continues his engagement at Riv- l erSide'S ballroom. The big floor ot solid maple construction, with its cushion foundation and it's excellent CdlIS III 1DSlSIenT terms 10 Phoenix dancers, and proves the ren- dezvous for merry throngs each eve ming.
 The pool is always open at Riverside park, and many take advantage daily , of dip in it's abundance of pure, fresh heated water in the strictly clean and thoroughly sanitary plunge. The re- 7 freshment service still continues along the same lines of high standard service as has marked 1t since the beginning ? of the season.
 ] Columbia
 For the last times today, Norma Tal- madge is to be seen at the Columbia 7 theater in "A Daughter of Two r Worlds" a play which furnishes the 5 star with plenty of opportunity to dis play her acting in many phases She 7 takes the part of the daughter of . gEngster well known in the Bowery f who escapes the tolls of the police . court by jumping her bond and enters : a fashionable girls finishing school Her adventures are many and varied some moving to laughter and others I tempting to tears. It is a story witt - the happiest kind of an ending and il ] is replete with heart interest. Miss s Talmadge was never better liked il
 any play than in "A Daughter of Two
 Worlds"
 t Miss Clara D. Wells is singing "Tht = Light or Your Eyes, and special music
 is furnished by the Columbia theatel
 orchestra, directed by Fred Barlow e As added attractions there are a Nut : and Jeff cartoon, Snub Pollard comedy - and Bray Photograph.
 . His Wife's Money" starring Flu IT gene OBrien, will show at the Colum = l bfa Wednesday for only one day, ant Y will be followed by William Faver z sham, the noted actor, in The Maj " Who Lost Himself"
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