Arizona republican., 1920-01-19

proven the prop that keeps him from falling.
 More>than once would he have given up the struggle as hopeless had not the girl been there to encourage him with words of love. Then finally it is the girl who assists him to make the getaway which puts miles between him and the criminals and offers him the opportunity to make a clean start all over again and become real man. How well he succeeds is best brought out in this clever story and how this girls love proved the guiding influence in his life among strangers is forcibly demonstrated, the climax finds the two reunited after many stormy ad- venture.
 Wild and Western is the added at traction.
 screen will present Fires of Faith" with an all-Star cast. handling this Paramount Aircraft special.
 The Hip
 Madeleine Traverse in Rose of the West" continues at the Hip for today and tomorrow.
 s'Roes of the West" is another of the always welcome stories of the Royal Northwest Mounted Police. It tells its plot amid the wilds of northern Can ada, that little explored country of vast forests and tractless wastes of snow. Rose is a neglected wife of brutal husband. Her one joy in life is her daughter, a girl grown to young wom- anhood, and as sweet as she is inno- cent. The husbands desertion finds the wife contented in the relief the sep aration offers. An officer of the Royal Mounted meets and falls in love with Rose and urges her to marry him. But Rose is not sure that her husband is deacC C vouched for his demise, the victim of a sncwSlide.
 But the husband returns-more bru- tai than ever-and swearing to trade his daughter to renegade mine owner, in exchange for valuable gold bearing land. Rose protests in vein, and then decides to take matters in her own hands, and to pit herself against the hrutes who would destroy her daugh ter's honor.
 In protecting herself and daughter, Rose is forced to kill the mine owner. To the officer of the Royal Mounted who loves her falls the lot of making loves with murder. The code of the Mounted will not permit any deviation from duty. But fate has strange working way and it was never more strange than the denouement which is reached in the climax of this thrilling love story of the far north.
 Mutt and Jeff Tn Spain is the added attraction.
 Strand
 Larry Semon, running true to form, is duplicating in Phoenix the success with which he has met everywhere in his feature comedy, Between the Acts" This headline attraction opened it's en- gagement at the Strand yesterday, where throughout the entire day that patrons, who all voted Between the Acts one of the clevereSt comedies yet shown on the Strand screen.
 Between the Acts" is being aug mented by brilliant comedy drama offering, The Amateur Adventures. with dainty little Emmy w. nlen in the title role. It tells the story of d young girl stenographer, who, tiring of her writer sought relief in seeing life" ods were as original as they were suc- Dan Cupid takes a hand-and then we'll, that's a different story.
 The PriZma pictures reveal ''Sky Mountain" while the Pathe News fin ishes the bill.
 screen for four days "The Hoodlum," with Mary Pickford as the star.
 Next Sunday brings ''Lombardi, Ltd" to the Strand.
 Cecil B. DeMille's production. Male and Female is booked for early show ing at the Strand.