Arizona republican., 1920-03-30

been truly termed the colossus of screen thrills.
 The Kentucky Handicap-that fla nous race which is a classic below the Mason Dixon line, is reproduced with all the realism and excitement of an actual meet in the screen version. A visit to the Strand insures treat in the atmosphere which the scene ere ates with the audiences, for there has never yet been shown picture scene that carries the audiences on wave or enthusiasm to equal that displayed ev- cry time these unusual scenes are flashed.
 Peacock
 Only two days remain for patrons ot the Peacock to get their costumes ready for the big prize masquerade ball which will be staged at the pop ular dance hall Thursday night. As there are many prizes being offered for costumes of original and distinctive de- sign, every dancer will have a fair chance to carry away a valuable me- mento of the occasion.
 While those intending to compete for stellar honorS at the gala event are busy with their preparations, Manager Walter Willis Powell and his big staff of entertainers are making extensive l arrangements to show them all a good | time Greenlougf and Frish. the pop ular singing team, have worked out several novel feature numbers and the versatile Peacock orchestra has been spending many hours in preparing an ! tions indicate there will be a record i breaking crowd at this festive event
 American
 The life and spirit of two different nations are interpreted by Pear 1 Sharkey in her dances at the Americna | this week. In a fiery Spanish Tan dango" and a clever French 'can-ca 1 the versatile little dancer won addi- 1 tional favor last night with the Amer | ican's clientele. The numbers were en- tirely new and the emotions and char acter expressed in each were portrayed with that beauty of technic and feel-
 ing which is always evidenced in Miss l Sharkey'S work.
 Praise for the Americans orchestra l has become more enthusiastic thar 1 ever since the addition of Pee Wee and his appealing saEaphone a week l ago. The changing of King Brady's 1 Big Six to King Brady and His Big ! Six" has surely demonstrated to Phoe- i nix dancers without. doubt that MT ! and Mrs. Foft, the hosts, are leaving nothing undone which would add te 1 their pleasure.
 J Jack Dempsey Again at Lamara
 Jack Dempsey returns to the Lamars for a three days stay starting today
 when he will offer "Shanghaied." l As in the case of the other pictures
 in which the champion has appeared 1 his admirers will find him in the breezy role of the college boy who has l set out to rid the girl he loves of g constant danger lurking near her il the form of her guardian. "Shang- | haied'' will be found equally s excit. 1 ing as the other pictures and more than ever firmly established Dempsey as motion picture actor fo recognized | ability.
 1 Hearts Asleep is the added attrac l tion-a charming love story of mod ! ern life, and one that will be found as appealing as the Dempsey story is ex citing-two elements that go to make up perfectly balanced bill
 "The Lost Princess" at The Hip l Today marks the final showings O l the excellent triple bill at the Hip headed by Albert Ray and Eiinor Fair ! This romantic comedy drama finds 2 most pleasing treatment at the hand. i of these clever two young stars, ant ! tells newspaper story that will sur. | prise With it's originality. The love i story is nicely constructed, and ele. gantly unfolded, leaving the reviewer | an aftertaste that is truly refreshing 1 The added attractions embrace tn ! Fox Sunshine comedy, ''The School house Scandal'' and the Mutt and lief clever cartoon creation, His Musica | Soup"
 For two days showing starting to 1 morrow, the Hip announces Dolore Cassinelli in dancing drama of mod ern society-''The Virtuous Model