Arizona republican., 1920-09-03

song Is accepted, ana IL does become a hit. But the composer is ignorant of the part the girl has played, and be lieVeS the song vas accepted on its ne It's. AS the popularity grows, the fellow becomes more and mere up stage" finally becoming enamoured Of a noted sinEc.- who features the com ros;tioIi in reiguing Rrcadway mu- sical success. Then the singer tires of the composer and the song is soon for gotten. The eeulpose~ drops from fame anG is unable Jo write another hit. Forgotten hy everyone. he realizes his error. WkeC prestC-anothcr cA-n>" comes, just what and how is best told in the story. Eddie Polo in The Van - ishng Dagger" completes the program which gives way Saturday to William $. Hart in Wolves of the Rail-
 Riverside Park
 "Old Time Dance Night'-thats to- night at Riverside Park, and the man agement looks for one of the most en- joyable evenings of the entire season. King Brady's band has arranged q pro- gram that will run the gamut of all the old hits, and the dances to be enjoyed are old time waltz-the two step, polka, mazurka, the schottische, and the quadrille will be staged just as 1t was when it was the most popular dance of them all. The management has hung up a prize of S5 cash to the couple who acquit themselves as the most ef- ficient dancers of the old school. Aside from the Old Time Dance. the balloon night will be the other part of the big double program arranged for this even ing. Valuable prizes will be distribut- cd to the winners this week, and here again a good time is promised everyone who attends the park.
 A Labor Day program par excellence is being arranged, to be held Monday. "Durand of the Bad Lands" at the Hip
 Dustin Farnum and Torn Mix. two names with which to conjure. CO., starring in ''Durand of the Bad Lands is the Hips attractive announcement as it's program for today and tomor- row. The story is one of fast action. with never a single slow moment and features the west Of the oiden days when il was Trst invaded by the steel monsters which were to belt the east with tho plains. Dustin Farnum B @Durand.' He portrays a devil nav care easy going cowboy who is not as verse to 'tshootin' up the town" And. Of course, everything of a lawless na- tEre is charged to him. Lots of the crimes he does not commit, but his record is not above reproach. On one occasion the Indians and the lawless element have set upon and masSacred band of travellers. But two have es- capped, two little children, who arc res cued by Durand. Durand is charged with the crime and the posse set out in search of him. Durand manages to deliver the kid6ies to the home Of the girl he loves, and they are to be serr to tho east. DuFand, in the meantime Is busy lodging those who seek him. and finally the chance comes for him to vindicate himself. Just how he does it and how he manages to become one of the really great men of the country IS all told in a very interest ing manner in the closing chapters of the story. On the same program the Hip announces The Smoke Signal" as the added attraction
 Sessue Hayakawa at the Strand
 Sessue Hayakawa opened his en- Sagement yesterday a the strand. pre- senting Ii Ting Lang" and incidental | " he presented a photopIay. not only unique in construction and theme but ny Tar one of the strongest and most enthralling dramas this sterling actor mas yet offered screen fans. The en gagement will last over today and to- morrow. Sessue Hayakawa esta abIished a record in ''The Tong Man" that has made him one of the most popular stars on the screen, depicting Chinese roles Such story is .Li Ting I.anc. | and 1t is diffeernt type from the for fner melodramatic offering leaning towards the more definite form Of ap- peal and holding the attention of the reviewer by the sheer strength of the portrayal not only of Hayakawa but of the supporting cast as we'll Even an inkling of the nature of the nlot would reveal enough to spoil the ex- pectatIon for the patron, but suffice IL to say that even his most ardent ad nirers will be delightfully."- surprised at the wonderful scope of his art and the widespread enveloping influence ci his magnificent delineation. The added attractions are Brownie the Peace Maker" another of the always appre- clated dog comedies, anr the Fox News.
 House Peters at the Columbia 1t is not often that hero Of the screen has a chance to be q hero in real life, but such has been the interesting 2