Arizona republican., 1920-02-28
ORIGINAL ORCHESTRA
 RETURNS TO PEACOCK

The original orchestra which made the Peacock so popular is to return To that popular place of amusement Announcement to that effect was made last night by Manager Walter Willis Powell who believes that his large number of patrons have missed the original orchestra He has signed the musicians for nine month period, and intends to have them on hand to- night
 The orchestra is composed of George C'. St. John leader: Ernest LohTman, George C. Mertz Percy Klingerman and Fred Greenlaw of Greenlaw and tfrish. A Knabe grand piano has been installed at the Peacock and will be decided addition to the orchestra in the opinion of Manager Powell Miss Charlotte Waiver, who has established herself in the hearts of the Peacock patrons. will continue To sing popular songs every night
 American
 Three golden hours are in store for Phoenix boys and girls at the AmerI- can this afternoon. It is again the day of the afternoon dansant and all k in readiness to make the event very happy one. First of all. there iS King Brady and the five other mu sicians who make up his Big Six. Dancers, both young and old. have come to know them as the dispensers of dance tunes which have meaning all their own-a meaning so filled with melody and harmony and rythm and life that it would almost start thrills rippIing through a mummy. Second, there are MT and Mrs Toft, always anxious to please their guests, and al ways knowing just how to please them Then of course. there will be your friends there too, for the American has very decidedly become the popu- lar dance hall of phoenix
 It should not be necessary to say that there will be others there besides the boys and girls. for fathers and mothers inspired by the delight found at the American, have made place for dancing in their lives and they will be there. too. to enjoy the pleas ure with their sons and daughters and their friends.
 Marguerite Clark at the Hip
 For the final showings today. Mar guerite Clark is the Hips offering in- one of her prettiest pictures, still Watersn still Waters" is the life romance of a girl whose mother was circus performer. The girl has been brought up by her grandfather, whose dislike of the circus was responsible for his cAsting off the girls mother when the marriage took place. The old man Is the skipper" of a canal boat. and in the peaceful quiet of this
 
 reached young womanhood. Love has entered her heart, and the romance is again displeasing to the old grand father, through his fear of losing the little girl he worships. Then comes the climax of the story. when q circus again visits the town where the canal boat is anchored The lure of the sawdust rin. has been handed down from mother to daughter, and the little girl runs away to join the show. Here is brought to light the denouement which finds all misunderstanding cleared away, and happiness king of all hearts The comedy attraction is A Barnyard Romance. featuring Charlie from the Orient. and Chester ConkIin-
 Tomorrow starts the engagement of Nad1aine Traverse in Lost Money.
 Miss Paddy Whack" at the Eiks.
 Irish lore is beautiful, the old fash toned race supersede as lovers of the world-love that is mythica.. full of legend and ethereal. Beautiful Irish love is the base which the sweet plot of Miss Paddy Whack" is built. the popular play in which Wilma Steck will star at the Elks Theater begin ming at Sundays matinee and continu- ing throughout Tuesday And then, those twinkling eyes, that ringing mery laugh. and that verys we'll formed little person of Miss Stocks. was just made for such a part as the