Arizona republican., 1921-03-22
6he[lloatoI H. B. WARNER IS AT
 COLUMBIA TODAY

uULUIWblA IUDAII An appealing story that reaches to great dramatic heights is the produe ton, Felix O'Day.' now playing at the Mauk's Columbia theater. Felix O'Day' is an adaptation of the novel of the same name by F. Hopkinson Smith, starring H. B Warner and di- rected by Robert Thornby. It is one or those human interest stories that will find ready appeal among present day patrons. Felix O'Day is heir to the estate and title of his father. The latter, through a trusted friend, made an investment which proved of no value. The father died of a broken heart and Felix planned to devote the balance of his , days to the payment of the debt. But the final straw came when his wife. fearing to be caught in the clutches of poverty. fled with the trusted friend. After his fathers death, Felix planned revenge. His search for Bonnet. the man who had caused the financial loss and the loss of his wifes love took him to New York. While there he became employed in a little antique shop and fell in love with the old mans daughter.
 Fate took a. hand and gradually led the former wife across Felfx's path. He forced a confession from her as to the whereabouts of Bonnet He met Bonnet alone. His revenge failed because fate took a hand and the hap piness that he gained through the love Of the antique dealers daughter forms a beautiful and highly Interesting climax.
 A special added attraction at the Columbia for Tuesday and Wednes vi day will be Jimmie Aubrey in his lat- e est comedy "The Mysterious Stranger s The comedian illustrates the trials and z fribulations of a traveller in Spain It It is burlesque the holdup games practiced by certain cab drivers. brig ;. ands. hotel proprietors. porters and po- lice in Continental Europe. Jimmie shows the public how to win a bull fight when the toreador gets fright ened and runs away. All this and more is shown.
 Plaza
 "A Woman of Redemption is the title of striking new World-Picture (Which on today and tomorrow will be shown at the Plaza theater June FL v vidge is the star of the production ? and her leading man is handsome John bowers There is no necessity for di- iatIng on the beauty and acting ability or Miss Elvidge. Her prepossessing appearance and attainments are known to all the patrons of World Pictures and they will be more than delighted with this new starring vehicle in which Miss Elvidge Appears "A Woman of Redemption" tells the story of the manner in which a woman secures the redemption of the man she has come " to love The story is largely located in the southern mountains amid scenes of exceptional beauty
 Morley's Country Club
 Dancing and entertainment every night is now being featured by the new management of Morley's Country Club and each evening this week will see long lines of motors hurrying down Van Buren which is opened now all the 9siway to Morley's Country Club Harry Pooley, who has seen the shows which nave scored successes at the club has " completed two new numbers for this weeks entertaining, which he says far surpasses anything in the line of clean snappy and bright entertaining that has been put over in the club, and the costumes for the beauty chorus, Madeline Montgomery and the Snyder sisters are far above the best that ss have heretofore been seen by the pa :. irons of the club. Gene Dabney still continues to lead the band at Morley's Country Club and the fame of his nu- sical organization has long since been heralded as one of the best orcaniza-
 
 music lovers Each night the band is featuring something new and novel in the musical realm and Louie has been giving all the patrons a big kick out or the dancing party with his comedy with the fiddle Reservations for any nights dance at the club can be made by calling the floor manager. Joe OBrien at 1SJ11. With O'Brien in charge of the floor arrangements everyone is certain of the most cour- teous and individual attention at the club. for Joe has formerly been with some of the largest entertaining cen ters in the land
 Friendly Enemies" at the EIks
 Friendly Enemies is proving to be a decided treat for the patrons of the Ellks theater this week. The verdict of the patrons Is that the wonderful i comedy has lost none of it's beauty as handled by Del s. Lawrence. Wilma Steck and associate players Ii is 2 play that every American should see It is so well written and has such 2 patriotic appeal that it stirs the red blood of the audience and brings cheers at each performance. Del $. Lawrence in the role of Karl Pfieffer. originally created by Louis Mann, sets new standard for himself He gives a won derful interpretation of the radiea pro German and proves himself char acter actor of distinct ability. Vilms Steck has a sweet lovable part ant plays it as only Wilma can and tht entire cast looms up like real "bit time" show. Friendly Enemies smacks of genuineness so realistic tha it is easy to understand why it va: such a tremendous hit in New York ans is still doing big business on the road If win run for the entire week witt rha ,,sual matinees. "Wednesday ant