Arizona republican., 1920-04-29

more WiHS6flP I4I1ll tAdIloIIE4 the clever soubrette who extracts peals of laughter from her entire audience. Her songs are most unique, also, many of them being featured in Phoenix for the first time.
 And pretty Olive Ann AIcorn is dancing her way into the heart of every dance lover in Phoenix. Her presentations are most versatile, per haps the most popular being hersin- terpretations Of Oriental artistry.
 Down on the Farm---Columbia
 Mack Sennetts latest fiye-part com edy sensation, ..Down on the Farm" released by United Artists, will be the feature attraction at the Columbia theater for three days starting Sunday May 2. Down on the Farm repre- sents Mack Sennett's genius as com edy king at it's height. Through five reels he carries the beholder through alternating scenes of comedy, travesty, hilarious satire, serious drama and action to languish an instant but keep ing it up at a speed typically in Sen nett Tempo Sennett went the limit when he chose the fast for this big offering. The leading players are Louise Fazenda, Ben Turpin, Marie Provost, Bert Roach, Harry Gribbon, James Ffnlayson, Billy Armstrong, John Henry, Jr-. the beloved child actor; Teddy. the great dog actor, and Pepper, the great cat actress.
 "The Flame of Hellgate" at the Hip.
 The Flame of Hellgate" is the Hips offering for the final showings today. Starring Beatriz. Michelena. this story of the early west tells of the battles between the early home steaders who had braved the terrors of the border lands and the cattle kings who resented the encroachment on their grazing grounds. In an epi- sode which cost the life of DowelI, the leader of the homesteaders. his daugh- ter, Star, Swore to avenge her parents death and to beat the scheme of the cattle men to "oust' the homesteaders. The love story which rapidly develops vies in importance with the thrilling actions which the ensuing scenes DOT tray. The comedy is furnished through the Christie release.
 Tomorrow starts the engagement of Marguerite Clarke in Miss George Washington.
 "The Luck of the Irish" at the Strand.
 Today marks the engagement of what promises to be one of the most pleasing picture plays the Strand has offered this season. for it starts the run of Harold McGrath's biggest story of romance, love and adyen-
 
 Rich in genuine humor. crammed with exciting thrills, bubbling over with the spirit of the magnetism of it's genial Irish hero, and invaded by a wonderfully appealing love story. The Luck of the Irish" still has an other card up it's sleeves in the in- troduction of it's unique plot which belts the entire world in a chase that goes from the occident to the orient from the north to the south, and from the east to the west.
 The Luck of the Irish" made film history on the occasion of its engage ment at Graumau's at Los Angeles and should establish a house record here.
 The Strand will screen this master piece without advance in prices.
 Forest Park.
 What do these warm days make you want? A swim, of course-and in only two more days Forest Park with its big clean pool freshly filled with clear water will be ready for YOU Plenty of brand new suits in popular styles are ready, too, if you have not yet bought your own. The merry-go- round will be in operation, apd there are number of interesting animals and birds which have their homes in the attractive wooded grounds
 But best of all, at least on the open
 
 ball room. The famous American mu- sicIans will be there, all keyed up for their special May day program, and Olive Ann Alcorn and Charlotte Dawn are going to be unusually generous in the number of dance and song fea- lures which they are to give The new cafe, too, will be in read l mess. and all kinds of dishes to satisfy appetites aroused by swimming and dancing will be served
 Peacock. Dig out that pair of overalIs and | prepare to meet your best girl all dolled up in a bungalow apron at the Peacock tonight. This is the night Manager Walter Willis Powell is go- l Ing 10 stage that overall and bunga- 1 low apron party at the popular dance 1 hall, and 1t is also the second night of 1 the big prize waltz contest
 Prizes ranging from potatoes to a l
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