Arizona republican., 1920-11-06
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lofts Country Club


 Are you all set for the big mask CTS night" at Toft's Country club to- night? Hunt up the ancient or mid aeval styles or get out the drapery of the graces and allow the robes to flow freely around you. for the costuming Is going to be the most striking ever seen in the Salt River Valley. De- mosthenes, Pericles. and Themistoc- les have already signified their inten- tion to be there and Queen Elizabeth the 99th is expected to skid over the slick ballroom floor just before Alex ander the Great comes in to become the monarch of all he surveys When Napoleon sees the crowd at Toft's to- night he will think Waterloo had no population to speak of even when Butcher came up with his family.
 And Sunday night had better be re- served right now for the thousand ring circus at Toft's Country club. Transportation has been arranged for everyone, both to and from Toft's Country club Saturday and Sunday nights absolutely free of charge. Buses will leave from the stand in front of Mack Gardner's every 15 minutes throughout the entire evening. Just stop there for a moment, wait for the bus, climb on and get out to the Masquerade Night" and Circus Night on Sunday.
 The American
 Don't forget tomorrow night-the biggest jazz feast of this season, when Gene Dabney and his 12-piece aug mented symphonic band will enliven the huge dance pavilion at Riverside with their latest musical surprises. Far and wide, tomorrow night is meeting with anticipation on the part of danc- CTS and music lovers. These 12 mu- sicians represent the finest jazz group ever heard in Phoenix-and in addition to their superior music. the capable American management have in store other delights for their Sunday eve ming guests at Riverside.
 "Sex" at the CoIumbia
 Sex Is startling, even bold, in spots, but very, very nice
 The picture at Mauk's Columbia the atre today and tonight has undeni- able vices but they belong to the char acters in the piece, for sex" has 3 soul"
 We have heard great deal during tIS past year dDOul pictures N1ln soul" but We never quite "got' the l significance of the soul picture" unl we saw Sex, with Louise Glaum a. the star.
 A problem, beautifully presented and cleverly analysed that leaves ul with a sense of the infinite at tn, end-which is distinctly unusual-ans which is entirely free from the sticky sweet sentimentality of too man, photoplays, is the theme of "SasS
 The program at Mauk's Columbia fo today and tonight will include Bei Turpin in his funniest farce comedy Earn Storming," a Pictorial Scenic the latest Ford Weekly and Gaumon Graphic and Clara B. Wells, the pop ular lyric soprano.
 Wallace Reid at the Strand
 Wallace Reid finishes his engage ment at the Strand today fin "Sicl Abed''-his latest Paramount comedy which has been received as a highl. delightful and refreshing offering built for laughing purposes only. an' unfolding plot that for cleverness il construction, and quickness of situa tions would be difficult to excel. Tn cast is an exceptionally strong ont headed by Bebe Daniels as the nurse and enlisting the services of such tai ent as Fully Marshall. Winifre Greenwood, and others of the Para mount category. The comedy attrac tion is "Profiteering Blues" with tn Fox News on the same program. To morrow starts the engagement ( William s. Hart in sand" E n