Arizona republican., 1921-02-02
Blue Bird

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 Blue Bird
 Have YOU your key for the locked chest night Friday night at the Blue Bird. or rather. have you your keys:
 The locked chest novelty. voted lhe most appreciated stunt yet inaugurateo at the Blue Bird when it was flrst con ducted, is again repeated thls week ae the request of patrons. The prize tiiis time is another handsome ivory dress or set donated by the Boehmer drug store. and the scheme is the same as before. the purchasers of dance tickets receiving keys with the purchase, anu then on Friday evening the ivory set will go to the party holding the Key that will unlock the chest. No one Is barred.
 F.. $. Mayfield announces his danco ing class this evening from to o'clock. and likewise calls attenuoIi so so the fact that enrollments may be maoe for either classes or private lessons.
 Ramona
 Vaudeville headed by the Zurich family of clever entertainers, combined with a picture program leading oii with Madge Kennedy in The Glri With the Jazz Heart makes up the program which the Ramona Is serving at regular house prices.
 Featuring daily matinees, the Ra- mona has come 10 be one of the most Dopular theaters in the city, its pro- grams always maintaining a higf standard of excellence. and presenting a diversified lineup of specialties and acts that will find favor with any audience.
 The present bill is a particularly strong one, and never fails to go DE with every audience.
 The Ramona announces the early re- turn of .MacS's Merry Mermaids," th' musical comedy organization whici proved popular during it's recent en' gagement.
 The Hip
 Ethel Clayton in ..The Sins of Ro same" continues as the Hips offer1n' for today and tomorrow. The story adapted rom "Rosanne ozanne,D one of mystery and compelling sus pense. It finds Ethel Clayton in story of the South African diamon mines and introduces a theme abso lutely unique and original The romantic side of the story well developed. as we'll as the lov theme which steadily builds through out the plot.
 Ethel Clayton is charming as tn heroine in this woman Jekyll an i Hyde" theme her characterization be speaking thorough artistry and under standing, as well as offering the sta in as clever story as she ha ever had.
 Christie comedy is the added at i traction
 Strand
 Today is the final day of the en | gagement of Douglas Fairbanks at iii l strand. where he is offering his late: sensational photoplay, The Mark { Zorro"
 1.-The story is a fast-moving drama ( the early California days, and find Fairbanks in the dual role of Do Diego and Zorro the former an e1 I feminate. "spineless." foppish individ uaI whose sole care in life seems to | the struggle for existence itself, the la' ter a dashing, fighting, bold darir to be hunted and feared by the sol diery and constabulary of the countr The climax at the end of the pfctul is one of the fastest bits of realisI Fairbanks has ever introduced into picture, while the story as a whole wi | rank as his greatest contribution | the silent drama.
 Tomorrow begins the engagement ( Charles Ray in An Old -Fashione Boy"
 Most of the 264 scholarships aware ed for entry into Harvard universi went to students who prepared in u public schools.
 Mrs. C. M. Wilmington of Admir-