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The diamond drill., 1920-10-02
CONCERT PLEASED ALL

The concert given at the City Hall
Auditorium last Monday night under
the auspices OF the Athletic Associa-
tion OF the high school was attended
by large number OF musical admir-
ers In the city and all were pleased at
the splendid work OF Josef Konecny
on the violin. The performance OF
this talented musician was the equal,
n not the superior. Of anything OF it's
kind ever given in this city.
The piano playing OF Mary Iris
was fully In keeping with the work OF
Konecny and elected much favorable
comment.
Lolo Murel Alley, the soprano singer.
accompanying Konecny, has a charm
Ing way OF interpreting and bringing
out the popular pieces that was dis
tinct feature OF the performance.
Taken as a whole the affair was a
success in every way.
The diamond drill., 1920-10-02

"A. Schrader, Assistant Coach
nprs' team has been chosen TO
n the -stambaugh
afternoon. This will 70 a
10 deciding the Iron Range
ship."
The diamond drill., 1920-10-02
GIN CLUB ACTIVE

Some thirty-two members have sig
ned their names to the gun club roster
and active shooting is In progress
whenever the members can get time
The weekly shoot takes place on
Sunday mornings at $3.50 on the shoot
ing field at the Great Western location
Those responsible for the starting OF
the team wish II known that everyone
wishing to engage in the sport Is well
come to place on the team. Anyone
wishing TO shoot may get in touch
18th the team by calling up q. Il. Har-
rlson. BRAD" Bariy~ or DIR. Hockings.
Rev. Rosander Is in Republic today
and tomorrow.
The diamond drill., 1920-10-02

Rev. Carlos Joncs. rector OF the
Episcopal church In this city. IL ve-v
i'll at the home OF his father In io'~r
and IL looks az II his absence frnm
his churches here and nj Iron Piver
will be OF longer duration than at
first thought necessary.
A letter received by Robert munns
during the week says that his cond-
ition. while not serious. Is compile
ated and that he cannot Say just when
he will be back.
The diamond drill., 1920-10-02
WORK IN HAND CALLS FOR A LAR
GER ORGANIZATION At ONCE
MEETING CALLED NEXT WEEK
Plans For a Super Organization to
Include Everyone in District
Now Discussed

AT meeting OF the business men
OF the city called TO arrange for the
entertainment OF the pathnnders OF
the Michigan Pixies Association, the
subject OF reorganization OF the as
sociation came up and IL was the u
unanimous agreement OF those present
that II Crystal Falls is to make de-
termined bid for several projects they
now have on hand, such change
must be made.
Several projects, the nature OF which
we cannot divulge just now. were re-
ported to the meeting by the officers
of the association. These projects. II
only one OF them materialize. means
great deal to Crystal Falls future.
as much in proportion as does the
Ford project to Iron Mountain. II
viii require lot of work and some
money to put them across
New Hotel One of Them
The new hotel matter which has
been up for year is one OF the mat
ters that must be pushed. Many peo-
pie have wondered at the delay but we
can assure all that the delay Is nec-
essary and to the interest of all who
are putting a dollar into the project
1t Is natural for people to think a
project has been dropped or is dying
just because there isn't lot said a.
bout II in the paper or on the street
corner. That isn't always the case.
The hotel matter is in competent
hands Collection of the first payment
promised has been made. No collec-
ton OF the second subscription will
be asked for until some move Is made
SO that the people can see that ma
terial progress is being made.
The hotel project IS an old one and
but one OF the projects that the bust
ess men have up and which they ex
pect to tackle and solve successfully
If solved at all. The association isl
making no promises or prophesies OF
what II is going to do; Just saving
wood and saying nothing.
Must Unite 10 Make Success
One thing the movers in the effort
TO make Crystal Falls a bigger and
better place wants to impress upon
the minds OF the people is that there
must be united effort TO get anywhere
Just so long as the merchants are
content to sell sugar or ging- |
ham, or the professional men are con-
tent to make out legal papers, sell !
pills or pull teeth. looking only to
heir own personal welfare, Just !
80 long Crystal Falls will remain in |
he dumps.
There never was the opportunity |
open for upper peninsula cities that |
here is at the present time. The eyes
,f the woodmaling world in particu-
ar is focused upon the raw material
" this section. The users OF that ma
erial are coming north they must |
,ome 10 get material to work With
II CRYSTAL Falls wants ita share nj |
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-09-05

Featured players this Cecil DeMiI
DehAie
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-09-05

Jules Bonnivet, French Canadian.
when she turned her ankle in the snow.
The mutual attraction was instantan-
eous and thereafter Marion was the
fair subject of Jules attention and af-
fections.
But every drama has its villain and
in this instance Jack Macy, lumber
camp manager for Marion's father,
proved his right to the title. Macy at
tempted to discredit Jules in Marion's
eyes by telling her that he, Jules, was
responsible for her brothers maynard
ness
Into the story came also Annice, a
young French girl, who has been mis-
treated by Macy. Macy placed the
blame on Jules and incited the lum-
bermen to an uprising against him for
his alleged crime. Marion, believing
Jules guilty. turned from him. Then,
during the last great climax in which
Jules faced Macy, man to man, Annfce
told the truth, branding Macy and
vindicating Jules
The Valley of Doubt is a story as
big in theme as its background the
great Northwest, is big in space 1t is
rife with human interest and tense
with human action--the kind of action
that besets the life of the big hardy
lumberman. Loves cross, villainy is
rampant but love and faithfulness win
in the end.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-09-05
MALE AND FEMALE"
COMES AGAIN To THE
HIP THEATER TODAY

When male and Female. was pre-
scented at the Strand last season the
engagement proved all too short to ac-
comodate all the Phoenicians who
wanted to see it. An insistcnt demand
has been made on the rnanagement
ever since to return the production. and
that demand has finally been met ana
Male and Female will open its en-
gagement at the Hip this morning
Cecil b. DeMille made the picture
Thomas Meighan and Gloria, Swanson,
with Bebe Daniels, Lila Lee Theodore
Roberts, Raymond Hatton, Guy oliver
and others of the Paramount-A Aircraft
studios are all seen in the cast. The
picture created so profound an impress
gagement that it is hardly necessary to
review the spectacle further than a
brief outline of the story.
Critchon is a butler in the household
of one of the most wealthy of royal
families of England. But he is a put
Ter in name onlq. He cannot accustom
himself to his position nor can the
members of the household look upon
him as one from "below stairs" Lady
Mary, the eldest daughter of the home.
engaged to a nobleman is strangely at
tracted towards this man of mystery,
without knowing why. Then comes
the time for the yachting cruise on
which Critchton accompanies the
members of the party. The craft is
wrecked and the entire party is cast
ashore on a lonely island. 1t is there
that Critchtons superiority asserts it
self. He quickly accustoms himself to
his surroundings, and soon establishes
himself in exactly the same position as
his master did n England. Crtchton
has become lord and master of the is
land, and the royal family have become
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-09-05
bic PROGRAM IS ALL
READY FOR LABOR DAY
At RIVERSIDE PARK

All Phoenix will turn out for the
Labor Day celebration tomorrow al
Riverside Park. A program has been
arranged that viii strike joy TO all who
find their way to the most popular
amusement center in Arizona, a pro-
gram that for sheer merit will equal
anything ever staged at an open air
celebrati ton anywhere in the state. The
newsboys' marathon has attracted
many OF the youngsters of the city.
as the race is open to every boy in
town under sixteen years of age. This
event viii terminate at the pool at
Riverside, and the prizes will be
awarded Immediately at the conclusion
of she race. Track events of all kinds
win be handled. Races for the little
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-09-05
''YWHY CHANGE YOUR
WIFE" IS ABSORBING
PICTURE At STRAND

Paramount week will be most auspi-
cionsly ushered in at the Strand this
afternoon by the beginning of the en-
gagement of Cecil b. DeMille's master
production: why Change Your Wife %
Aside from the interest that cannot
but be manifested in any picture from
the studios of Cecil B. DeMille, "Why
Change Your Wife" will be relished by
the Strands clientele as one of the
most absorbing picture plays even this
genius has yet evolved.
When the statement is made that
Why Change Your Wife" excels any
of DeAIille's successes, the magnffi-
cence and appeal of the present at
traction might well be imagined, FOR
it is safe stand to take that the over
whelming display of wealth and beauty
to be seen in 'sWhy Change Your Wife
VIII set as a standard for excellence
and beauty that will surely mark a
milestone in the rapid advancement of
the silent drama While departing
from the story of the former pictures
along the same lines. none Of the fas-
cination of any of them has been lost
on the contrary it is decidedly era
phasized as DeMille has gone on fur
Their in the discussion of the problems
of the home.
Thomas Meighan viii be seen as the
husband, and Gloria Swanson as the
wife. These two DeMille artists are
too well known to require any further
Introduction than their names Bebe
Daniels, also seen with the DeMil1e or
ganization in several of his biggest
productions is cast for a very impor-
tant as well as difficult role in why
Change Your Wife" Other celebrated
Paramount Aircraft stars and artists
have been assigned important places in
the line up-for DeMille has always
been stickler for types and detail
The feminine appeal in fashions and
styles has not for a single instant been
lost sight of by the versatile director
He has presented Gloria Swanson. and
Bebe Danials in a retinue of gowns and
apparel that win dazzle with the sheer
beauty of the designs and creations
while the perfectly gorgeous settings
and massive appointment will prove a
source of never ending delight to
everyone who visits the Strand while
this engagement is in progress. The
comedy for this program is a Mack
Sennett production-sThe Bingham
Girls" and the Pathe News viii OF
course be crammed full of world wide
events, together with the recent duck
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-09-05
sTIed pure sIs4e9qI.
9qL 7e TseM Sui

COL uMBIA-Sunday, Monday anc
Tuesday, Willard Mack's "The Valley
of Doubt" Wednesday, Owen Moore
IN THE Desperate Hero;n Thursday
Friday and Saturday, Jack Holt in
THE Best of Luck.r
Neutrality-suspicious. week at the
Strand will feature Cecil 3. DeMiIIe's
master picture "Why Chance Your
Wife" Mack Sennetts @Ginqhann
Girls" with Pathe News; grand open
ings of the Strand ochestra.
The HiP-Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday, Cecil B. DeMiIle's male and
Female with Mutt and Jeff in "Tanqo
Dancin and = selected added feature:
"Wednesday and Thursday. Dorothv
oish in Battling jane" Christie com
edy and selected western feature;
Friday and Saturday, William S. Hart
N The Money Corral, and 1.-THE
RAM ONA-Sunday, Charles Raw in
Stirring Beans" with "The Fiqhtinu
Terror" Monday and Tuesday, Douo.
las Fairbanks in "Arizona1 and Vii
liam Duncan in "The Silent Avenoer. ;,
wednesday, Elsie Ferguson in Heart
or the Wilds" and "Moonshiners and
5s'l; thursday, Friday, William S.
TART IN branding Broadway" "The
Ttdden PITT and Eddie Polo in "The
vanishing Dagser;" Saturday, Wallace
Reid in "The Man From EuneraJ
range" western feature with feature
comedy.
ERSiDE-SpeciaI Labor day cell
ePratIon Monday and special features
OF every other day during the week
Nacticn pictures every evening with :
fui program of Paramount pictures
Tor Paramount week.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-09-05

starting

his servants Even proud Lady Mary
is bent to his will, and she soon realizes
that she is deeply in love with this man
the only man she has ever known.
The contrast between his manliness
and the shallowness of the lounge liz
zard' to whom she is engaged finds the
finance sadly suffering in merits. But
this condition of affairs does not last
a rescue party finally locates the lost
ones, and royalty becomes royalty.
Lady Nor alone wants to remain on the
island and enjo the love she has grown
for Critchton-but the party returns
home, and once again the manhood of
Critchton asserts itself in one of the
strangest climaXes yet woven into a
story of the screen.
On the same program Mutt and Jeff
furnish the comedy with a western
added attraction balancing out the bin.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-09-05
CHARLES RAY To STAR
IN STRING DEANS
At RAMONA TODAY

Paramount week at the Ramona will
start with the one days engagement
today of Charles Ray appearing in his
Paramount Aircraft success String
Beans" Even tho title sounds like a
Charles Ray Inland such it has
proven to be. Charles Ray is again
seen as the country boy who is called
upon to meet the climax Of his life in
a very unusual manner. AS a young
fellow he is engaged in the string bean
industry. A canning factory forms the
center of the battle which finds this
lone fellow struggling against the terif-
fic odds of unlimited wealth and influ-
ence. But he is inspired by the love
of a true hearted girl-a girl who be-
lieves in him and his ideals-and this
inspiration spurs him on 70 the efforts
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-09-05

that vii mean wealth and position for
him and the girl he wants to make his
wife-if he is successful,
As the story develops. the truly won
derfui art of Charles Ray becomes
more and more apparent. His thorough
fitting to the role-his thorough un-
outstanding of values and his keen per-
ception of situations and expressions
all become a part of the portrayal. and
the result is highly gratifying perfor-
nance, lighted BY brilliant support
through the excellent company seen in
the surrounding company. String
Reans' will be augmented by 1.-The
Fighting Terror a western story of the
days that were.
Tomorrow starts the engagement of
Douglas Fairbanks, appearing as Lieut..
Denton, in Augustus Thamos' famous
story Arizona
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-09-05
VALLEY OF DOUBT"
1SELzN|CK PICTURE
! At THE COLUMBIA

Judging from a brief svnonsis - ~.
Nliard Mack story, The Valley of
DouDt, new Selznick picture pro-
duced under the personal SUPERVISION
OF Burton George, which opens a three
gay engagement at the Columbia tbaa~
ter To-Day, this picture tells one of the
sLongest and most closely knitted
season. picture
When Marion Hilgrade, daughter of
:. great lumber king of the Northwest
undertook to guard the interest of q
hayward brother, she little dreamed
snal cupid awaited her in the guise of
rugged lumberman. =
ate won for her the acquafntanca Of
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-09-05

ones-races for the girls and boys
for the men-broad jumps and running
jumps-noveity races for both sexes
all viii be staged on the broad lawns
of this famous resort.
Over in the big pool the acquatic
sports promise much enjoyment not
only TO the contestants but TO the spec
tators. lineup of events which will
include all sorts of races and events
against time, speed and endurance
handicapped races for both sexes-div-
ing events for boys and girls, ladies
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-09-05

and men have also been arranged Val
liable cash prizes will be awarded for
the various stunts. and medals and
cups viii also be featured awards At
ternoon dancing viii be enjoyed to the
music furnished by the Florida Orig
inal Jazz sband-that snappy organiza-
ton that has scored a big hit during
its engagement at the Strand In the
evening dancing viii again be resumed
with King Bradys inimitable jazz band
furnishing the music
Every ground concession will be
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-09-05

shoot in Phoenix series of pictures
that will reveal many local nimrods in
action. The Strands new orchestra
viii also open its season this afternoon
NO advance in prices win govern tnt
engagement.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-09-05

MA " pECpIicSlcu THAT iSzO WOuid DC
Wv the greatest year in the history
of the screen
It was-and isl
Never before were there such pictures
Cecil B. DeMiIlc's Male and Female and
why Change Your Wife =. George Loane
fuckers The Miracle Man. John Barry
more IN cdr. Jckyl1 and Mr. Hyde, George
Fitzmaurice's "On With the Dancer, Every
woman, directed by George Melford, William
d. Taylor's "Huckleberry Finn and William
S. Hart in Sand.
All these are Paramount Pictures. and there
were 100 more just as good.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-09-05
Phoenix joins in the third annual drive for better
motion pictures

Paramount has 1o4 even finer pictures IN
store for you in the new season that opens on
September sth The theatres that will show
these new Par amount Pictures in the twelve
months to come are inviting you to join in the
celebration
Paramount Week Is the time when there is
proof a-pienty that there Is an abundance OF
good pictures It marks the opening of the
fall season-the refreshing indication that the
hot weather is over and the best show time
of all the year is here again
All the best theatres are showing Paramount
Pictures this week. Celebrate by Soin6f
The Washington herald., 1920-11-07
Ziegfeld Engages
A Noted Dramahst
To Write New Film

Philip BaAholomae. the noted
playwright. has just been signed
by w. X. Ziegfeld. president OF the
ZiegfeId Cinema Corporation, TO
write the scenario for a photo-play
in which Florence Reed will star
under Emile Chautard's direction.
This is in keeping with Ziegfeld's
recent declaration to engage artists
and writers of recognized stage
training.
Bartholomae. who has written a
score or more of Broadway sue
cesses, is also credited with some
of the finest motion picture crea-
tions, although. for some time. he
has been devoting himself exclu-
sively to the spoken stage.
His ''Over Night" Little Miss
Rrown," when Dreams Come
True" ''very Good Eddie" ''over the
Top" and numerous other farces and
musical shows have toured this
continent and abroad and are known
to millions of stage-lovers.
1t was Bartholomae who wrote the
| first edition of The Greenwich VII
lage Follies." and he, too, who sup
piled the vehicles for many OF the
! ibest-recognized screen stars.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-07
Garrick.

Brandon lyman Will appear in the
role of the Baron" leading char
acter of "The Mandarin" tomorrow
night at the Shubert- Garrick The
ater. Mr.. lyman as the baron Is
a nervously strained young man
whose mind has become over-con-
In the pursuit Of his conauests he
Is aided and excited by the Man
DARN. an elusive Mephistophelian
ina1ly produced by Max Refnhardt
and adapted for the American stage
by Herman, Bernstein. The incl
dental music Is by Fritz Kreisier.
The cast includes Halina Bruzovna.
Louise Orth, Amy Dennis. Arthur
Allen. Cyril Raymond and others.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-07

the Kaiser had established a U-boat
base on the shores of the Carib-
bean. The British officer stopped
in Washington to confer with the
Navy Department. went to Vera
Cruz, thence to the Mexican capital,
and worked with the American Of
ficials in trying to keep Carranza
within bounds.
When hostilities ceased Mai. Ma
son resumed his literary work and
prepared stage version of AT the
Villa Rose" which Arthur Boucher
produced early in July at the
Strand Theater. London. where its
success was assured on the opening
night. 1t is one of the biggest hits
of the year in England. Mr. Bou-
chier created the sole of Hanaud,
a French detective, the role which
Mr.. Skinner is playing in this
country. The play Is gripping in
It's compelling interest and tense,
thrilling scines. 1t has much COM
edy to provide the necessary con-
trasting high light. Hanaud is a
human being. despite his profess
sion. given to laughter. tenderness
to those in distress and a terror to
lawbreakers. by reason of his un-
canny powers of deduction. He is
new type OF stage detective.
The Washington Players opened
their season last Thursday evening
at the Powell School Auditorium with
the presentation of three one-act
plays.
'Disillusioned" Is a play of music
and pretty girls; Onions" is a clever
character delineation; and He Com
eth" the strongest play of the three,
Is a play of Bible times, well staged
and well acted.
This program will be repeated at
Central High School November Q; at
Chevy Chase, November IL; and at
Z Eastern High School Auditorium,
November 1s.
Orangelo Ratio. the musical and
romantic impresario of the house
force at Loew's Columbia, made a
hurried departure from the Column
bia Tuesday night, laden with fiow-
ers and candy.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-07
Paramount to Pool
Its Famous Players
In Super-Pictures
Lasky Plan Calls for Stars Like
Reid, Ferguson and Burke
In Same Film.

Jesse l. Lasky's plan which calls
for the coordination Of the entire
resources Of Famous Players-Lasky
stars. directors, authors. play
wrights. leading men and leading
womt n. into one huge stock COM
pany for the production OF big spe-
cial pictures" has been announced
This plan has as its purpose the
cIe walton of all Paramount stars to
the position Of 'super-stars' in pro-
ductions Of such quality that they
will be booked for months in thea
ters where heretofore the best pic
lures have been sbooked only for
weeks" says the Lasky statement
Jesse l. Lasky, vice president in
charge of production, who already
has installed the plan in the East
ern studios, leaves today for Los
Angeles to put into effect the new
system. The working OF the new
idea is best exemplified by the way
in which IL first functioned. Imme-
diattly after the executives had
made their decision. Lasky called
Cecil b. DeMille. director general.
who is in Los Angeles, upon the
long distance telephone. DeMille al
ready had in contemplation the pro-
duction OF Arthur Schnitzler's
'Anatol.'
The result is that the cast for
'Anator will include Wallace Reid
as Anatol. Elliot Dexter as Anators
friend, Gloria Swanson, Bebe Dan
iels, Wanda Hawley, Agnes Ayres.
Theodore Roberts and Theodore
kosloff. Among the authors who
will collaborate preparing 'Anatol'
for the screen are Jeanie Macpher-
son. Avery Hopwood, Beulah Marie
Dix and Elmer Harris"
In the near future" said Lasky,
''it is probable that fans will see
three or more Paramount stars such
as Elsie Ferguson. Ethel Clayton.
Wallace Reid. Dorothy Dalton, MAY
Murray. Thomas Meighan and Billie
Burke playing together in big pro-
ductions."
In keeping with this plan Elinor
Glyn is now on her way to Los An
geles to complete the story called
"A Sheltered Daughter" which she
is writing for Gloria Swanson.
Elsie Ferguson will arrive in New
York the latter part Of November.
She will start at once TO make Ar
mold BENEFITS Sacred and Profane
Love" The picture will be pro-
duced by a special director.
George Fitzmaurice will be trans
forred to the London studio in order
that he may obtain the necessary
backgrounds for his next big pic
ture.