Arizona republican., 1920-04-02


 its fun, for it develops all the previous situations were all a mistake. The thoroughly enjoyable farce is just the Kind Of picture people can see again and again and laugh each time. It is accompanied by special music setting. "The Woman in the Suitcase.u Enid Bennett than whom there is not comes to the Strand to play a two days engagement, starting today, offering ..The Woman in the Suitcase" This latest Paramount picture to star this clever girl is of the same calibre as her genuinely human former pie lures - Stepping Out" and What Every Woman Learns. The theme is one built around a daughters devotion to her mother, and her efforts to save the home from a scandal which is threatened through her fathers indis- cretion. Coming home from school, the daughter finds in suit case of her fathers, a photograph of a strange woman Scenting something unusual, her suspicious are strengthened by her fathers strange demeanor and it is the daughters clever scheme that makes of the offering the charming en- tertainment it has proven to be. The added attractions are another of the Major Allen Hunt pictures, the Outing Chester, and the Fox News.
 On Sunday the Strand starts the en- gagement of the big Paramount-Art- craft special, ..Everywoman' the greatest woman picture ever made
 American
 Tonight is the last chance you will have to see Pearl Sharkey do the Span- ish ''fandango" and the French .'can- can. She has appeared in these two attractive dances at the American twice already this week and each time was greeted with the greatest enthu- cfQ 4Ia,- gay and clever, and the technic mad feeling which she displays are both ex- | ceptional.
 King Brady and his Big Six are con- tinually bringing new melodies before l the Americans clientele, but the best | thing about King Brady's music is that he is always able to put new variations | and new life into the old favorites The musicians who make up this fla | nous orchestra can not only play but | they can sing, and when they add the | words of song to the harmony of | their instruments they produce an ap- peal which absolutely demands re- sponse.
 Forest Park ! You will have to be quick if you wish ! to make reservations for the big week | end celebrations at Forest park More | and more tables are spoken for each l
  sends out word that those who are planning parties there either Saturday | or Sunday and have not yet seen him | about reservations should not fail to do | so tonight at the American.
 The big Easter ball on Sunday night | will of course be the gala event but | Saturday night will by no means be | lacking in it's joys. King Brady and 1 his Big Six will combine at midnight | with the orchestra which plays during ! the early hours of the evening and the | two musical aggregations will continue | to dispense their melodies as long as l the dancers desire. Sunday night King Brady's orchestra | will be on hand during the entire even | ing, and don't forget that there are to | be the special attractions of lucky spot | dancing for real live bunnies and the | drawing for the lucky egg which wins | the season ticket to the park with all of l it's privileges. Pearl Sharlxey will give | a special Easter dance and it is prob able that there will be other surprises. | Forest park, big Easter ball. Sunday ! course you will be therel
 Peacock
 Taxing the spacious Peacock dance | hall to it's capacity, a carefree, gay, | hilarious crowd of dancers abandoned 1 themselves to the intoxicating merri- | ment of the big masquerade ball last | night. Without exception, this gala af- | fair was one of the most interesting | events ever staged in Phoenix. Revel- | CTS were there in costumes of every | make and description and the fun | started from the first note sounded by | the old reliable standby joy producer | the original Peacock orchestra.
 Because the big success of the event last night, Mana ger Walter Willis 
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