Arizona republican., 1920-08-04

of clothes to the one who selects the balloon with his card attached.
 On Monday night of the week to come up the management will offer a silver loving cup to the best pair of waivers, to be judged by a committee of citizens. This is to be awarded to the best dancers, not the most popular. The new method of cleaning the pool is attracting much attention and the in door baseball games are the attractions every afternoon at the pool side. Captains Johns and Lawhon have two crackerjack organizations and the games are free to all who go down to the park during the day.
 Ramona
 Ethel Clayton is at the Ramona to- day only, in one of her always good pictures It is called .'The Girl Who Came Back and is the startling story of a girl crook who turned in her career of crime and made a real comeback It is such a human bit of screen play ns s@ has an appeal to every class and points q clever bit of moral in the girl is at her best. Owing to prior bookings this picture can remain at the Ramona but for the one day.
 Augrneuring the dramatic picture is the comedy which has perhaps the greatest novelty ever filmed in a two reeler. It is an animal picture with all dog actors and the wonderful sagacity of the four-footed thespians is a reve- lation to even the stars of the screen. This is an exceptional booking and one to which the management takes pleas ure in directing the attention of all lovers of mans best friend.
 The Hip
 She was a soda clerk in a country store But she had beauty and charm. She was instinctively a lady and when a millionaire met her he fell in love with the girl. Her father was once gentleman who through evil associ- ates had fallen into evil ways and was doing time for a clever forgery. The millionaire knew a real girl and mar ried her and took sher to his mothers home. There the society girl who wanted to marry him cast reflection on his bride and it looked for a time as if she was to be cast adrift, but the father in prison, hearing of her plight, escaped and with the master forgery of his career saved the girl and made her '"The Forged Bride" from which the picture takes it's name. Mary Mac Laren is seen in the part of the girl and it remains at the Hip today and to- morrow.
 It is augmented with western two Following it at the Hip will be seen Mary Pickford in Captain Kidd, Jr."
 Strand
 He was known as the ice man when the pretty daughter of his customer fell in love with him. The mother wanted to make the grade in society and when she struck oil she forsook her old home and took it on the run for California where the ice man lover immediately followed
 There being no high class ice deliv cry jobs open he took one as a waiter, to be near his sweetheart, and a bunch of fellows wishing to play a joke on the society crazy mamma, hired him to | impersonate the lost duke of Sebastian. This he had little trouble in doing, for | he was the real duke who was trying | to make both ends meet while his ir rate father exiled him for his demo- cratic views.
 Robert Warwick as the duke is | thrown from the home of mother like a tramp when the old lady thinks he is not the real thing, and taken back l equally as quickly when she learns that he is the real thing. It is just one scream after another in comedy, and with the comedy a most charming love story. Carrol Macomas, the gifted dra- matic star, is seen opposite Robert Warwick as the loving daughter of the newly rich mama
 This pretty love romance spiced with much bright comedy remains for | tomorrow at the Strand, and gives way | to Dangerous Hours a strong Thos. H. Ince special which handles one of l the greatest questions the world has to I deal with soon in a manner that is lit l tie short of remarkable in a picture. It is a strong story of love and hate blended to make a startling picture It opens for Friday and Saturday. Columbia
 Whats eatin' you, dearie-past present or future?' asked the woman with the ready sympathy of the down and-out for another unfortunate l ''Al1 of them!" answered the girl l deep dejection in her voice. Her past was clouded-her present penniless- her future worse than uncertain. l Then the woman handed out a lit tie of her own strange philosophy | .Everybody's got a past, my dear. Send anyone a mysterious warnin'-.A11 is discovered Beat it!'-and nine out of ten will shake in their boots.'' And so in the girls mind the great idea was l born
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