Arizona republican., 1920-06-30
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SHADOW IF ROGALIE BYRNES" BEGINS AT
 COLUMBIA TODAY

"The Shadow of Rosalie Byrnes," the latest of the Selznick pictures star ring Elaine Hammerstein, will be seen at the Columbia theater today
 In this picture Miss Hammersteln plays two parts, one that of a charm ing, womanly heroine, the sort that the public has come to feel no one can DOT tray quite so well as Miss Hammer stein-and the other, her twin sister, an unscrupulous and flashy actress
 Both parts call for emotional ability of a high order, and the double de- mands made on Miss Hammerstein during the filming of the picture are said to have been most exacting.
 Among the other important mem bers of the cast are: Edward Iangfofo, who plays opposite Miss Hammersteln; Anita Booth, Alfred Hickman, Fanny Cogan. George Cowle, Lillian Wigglns and Juliette Benson.
 Society Bad Men, the neeWst SUD- iect of the Herbert Kaufman Weekly, issued by Selznick, is being shown to- day at the Columbia theater.
 Treated in the novel form adopted for the picturiZation of the thoughts of E'America's s most widely read and highest paid writer" this subject Of society bad men is one of the most interesting ever presented on the screen. In the form of a miniature skillfully devised drama, the bad man" with a hundred notches an his slanderous tongue. who kills a woman s reputation every time he shoots his mouth. The little photodrama also nictprizes some occurrences represen- tative of the activities of some of these well bred" sneaks.
 ~Sbcietv Bad Men" was directed by William Shilling, and among its players are Alice Mann. Ned Hayes, George Wright and May Kitscn. It is the fourth in the Kaufman series and will be followed next week by Dictionary of Success"
 Charles Ray at the Strand
 For an engagement of just today and tomorrow Charles Ray will be the Strands picture attraction appearing in "Red Hot Dollars" Another Thomas H. Ince story, released as a Para mount Aircraft picture, Red Hot Dol lars" It is an industrial story which introduces no element of labor disturb ance or anything of high finance, un- less one could call the love romance of an iron worker "high finance - though a frenzied financier+ never sehemed to a greater certainty than did Tod Burke (Charles Ray) to make of Janet Muir his wife. A love story revolving around a great industry is in itself a novelty, and when taken with Charles Ray as the star, the mo- tion picture lover is indeed presented with an anuring attraction Aside from the Ray special, the added at fractions include the Paramount maga- zine and the Pathe News.
 Forest Park
 Three big days of fun are coming out at Forest park, the favorite joy center of those who know. The grand and glorious celebration will begin Saturday, July 3. and will continue over Americas greatest holiday, the 4th. and on through Monday, the 5th, with never a let-up in the program or special attractions and entertainment numbers. Already many reservations have been made for the three days. for everybody knows that there is a thrill every minute at Forest park, es- pecially at the big holiday times of the year. Water sports will play large part in the three days carnival and | special arrangements will be made to care for the crowds which will take advantage of the pretty ten-foot pool | Picnic parties will find every provision made for their comfort and entertain ment and the big ball room will afford