Arizona republican., 1921-07-15
Sunday to the company's feature production. My Soldier Girl"
Rallies comino to Ramon,


 Heralded as the coming attraction for the Ramona theater opening Sun day is the oGginal Rallies, the most mysterious man in the world. Raf- fles. the master cracksman, presents one of the most weird. mysterious. sensational acts that keeps you guessing all the time. Rallies makes an especial offer to the business men and bankers of Phoenix. He will gladly any afternoon next week be- tween the hours of 12 and I o'clock demonstrate the most scientific methods known to science in the opening of any combination safe in the city by the sense of touch alone The only restriction is that the time lock must not be on. It is said that the finger tips of this most myster- ious man are as sensitive to the touch as the human eye. This act secured as an extra added attrac- ton for the Ramona theater next week-starting Sunday-by Brandon Brothers. comes direct from Pantages Theater at Los Angeles. Read the papers daily for the $100 reward of- Tered for the capture of Rallies.
 "Reputation" Today onIy-RiaIto
 This is the final days showing. starting at l p. m. of one of the most sensational and best acted pic- lures of the summer season. when Priscilla Deane. the eo-horsepower screen personality, presents her very. newest offering, entitled "Reputa- ton In this picture Miss Deane plays two very widely different roles--that of mother and daughter. One, a blase, dfssipated actress. and the oth- CT a sweet young girl of splendid morals. Many wonderful scenes. in- cluding first real peep at a Chinese underground opium den, freauented by upper society addicts to the poppy. is shown in this Chinese undersround nest, gorgeously fitted with carved ebony, mother of pearl and Chinese jade, and presided over by original Chinks who built it ins China town. MISS Deane is shown in one scene as an habitue of this resort, and the next moment you see her as a sweet young girl. struggling for her place on the theatrical stage in New York City. It is a remarkable pair of char acteriZations, and one of the biggest and best pictures shown in months When it finishes its engagement to- night at the Rialto there will-come to that theater picture that ranks with anything that has been made in the last five years, Charles Rays adapta- ton of James Whitcomb Riley's im- mortal poetic classic. "The Old Swim- min Hole" Aside from the fact that this is humorous story is the won- derful heart appeal that finds re- sponse in the breast of every man who has not forgotten the "Old Swim min Hole days of his own boyhood. It is doubly marked by the fact that 1t is the first and only picture ever made that has no sub-titles. So per- feet is it's construction and so re- markable its continuity that it re- quires no title to tell the story as it unfolds to the reviewer. Many the- aters throughout the land have of fered cash prizes 10 any one who could supply single subtitle throughout this picture which would in any measure add to it's entertain nent value. In addition to the inim- itable Charles Ray, the Rialto pre- sents for the first time in Phoenix Mr. Clyde Cook in comedy entitled Don't Tickle" If you have visited New York City within the past five years and if you have paid visit to that most remarkable of all enter tainment places. the New York Hip podrome, you have seen this excru- ciatingly funny fellow, whose antics have added much to the giant Hippo drome program. It Is said that he is the most remarkable of all the droll pantomime comedians that have ap- peared in this great American insti- tuition. Clyde Cook is distinctive offering in pictures. as he has a line of humor, completely removed from anything ever screened. Come out and get acquainted with Clyde Cook at the Rialto tomorrow and you will be a regular Cook fan when his name is announced. He is different. "The