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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-22
BASEMENT
DINNER SETS, 1850

SA&S AS'OS
American porcelain sets, consisting Of 81
pieces, with gold handles. Decoration Of blue
or green lines between two gold lines. Regu-
larly 21.00.
DINNER SETS, $500
One hundred pieces of American porcelain,
decorated with dainty medallions in blue or
pink. Regularly $500.
ART POTTERY, AT,2O9o OFF
A collection Of Chinese and japanese art pot
terry at a discount of twenty per cent. off our
regular low prices for this ware.
REFRIGERAToRs REDUCED
AS a sale feature we have reduced our COM
plete line Of reirigerators, thus affording SUBJ
stantial savings. Included are the Leonard
Cleanable," proclaim lined, and "White
Mountain" enameled lined refrigerators.
1.35 GARBAGE CANS, 100
The peerless" has patented cover attach
ment, which keeps the cover permanently with
can. Good household size. Regularly 1876,
sale price 100.
ELECTRIC FLOOR LAMPS
Mahogany electric floor portables. with
fluted columns, fitted with two light sockets.
Complete. with 24-inch handkerchief glazed
shades in various colors. Regularly $500, at
1900.
SUGAR AND CREAM SETS, 4.5O
Cut glass sugar and cream sets, full size.
large shape; cut in a very fine and effective
floral and inter pattern on good, clear blanks.
Strictly perfect. Regularly 600.
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SIXTH FLOOR
4.5O PICTURES 2.29

$50 PICTURES 2.29
100 pictures, pastels and colored prints.
Subjects-Hope, Age of Innocence, Bay Tab
bit, Lone Wolf, Simplicity, etc. Antique gold
framed.
MEMS 1880 SWEATERS, 7.60
Coat style. Best quality worsted. Shawl
collar, button front; dark oxford only; sizes
SO to A.
PHONOGRAPH NEEDLES, Soc
per 1000. Reg. 10c per 100. Loud tone need
les, packed 200 in tin box.
COASTER WAGONS, 5.s5
Reg. S.65. Safety type. Durable, with artil-
lery wheels and roller bearings. Red and ma
tural finish. -
MUSIC ROLLS, 21c
Popular fox trots, marches and some semi
classics.
SHEET MUSIC, TOO
for 3 sheets. Reg. Csc and 30c per copy. In
Guiding All By Myself, Peggy O'Neil, Cry
Baby Blues, lucky Home and dozens of other
popular titles. sxIzEMi
PLAYER PIANOS, 49500
Six handsome instruments of latest designs.
Special terms of payment if desired.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-22
MINK CHOKER, 1880

Imagine it! A choker of genuine dark mink
at 1880. Shining, long-wearing mini that
goes with any suit, any frock, winter or sum-
mer. Made of one full skin; regularly 1880.
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BED ROOM SUITE, 245.00

An American walnut suite that depends
upon simple lines and excellent craftsmanship
for beauty. Regularly 373.00 and consisting Of
large dresser, vanity dressing table, full size
bed and chifforobe.
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FIRST FLOOR
SHIFTING MADRAS, 29c

SHIFTING MADRAS, 29c
Fancy stripe shifting madras that sells reg
ularly for 45c the yard. May be had in a
variety of woven stripes in the popular color
ings. 80 inches wide. On sale while the guam
tity lasts.
BLEACHED MUSLIN, 12c
Sells regularly for 19c. Softly finished and
free from dressing. So inches wide and suit
able for women's and children's undergar-
ments. On sale while the quantity lasts at
12c the yard.
UNBLEACHED SHEETING, 24c
An excellent, extra heavy quality that sells
= regularly for 45c the yard. 1t is "a inches wide
and comes in full, perfect pieces. An excep-
tional offering, while the lot lasts.
MEMS BELTS AT 45c
Heavy cowhide leather belts, made to sell
for 75c; prong buckles; good wearing leather
that will not open on seam or ends; mostly
black; all sizes.
MEMS UNDERWEAR, 100
Regular $50 medium weight shirts and
drawers of a part wool material in gray. All
garments are perfect, suitable for Fall and
Winter wear. Shirt sizes SO to SO, drawers 80
to so.
MEMS BATH ROBES, 4.35
Blanket bath robes that sell regularly For
$50. A good weight in pretty patterns and
colorings. All made in full cut sizes, with ex-
ira cords and regular collars. On sale while
the quantity lasts.
MEMS SHIRTS AT 1.95
Silk stripe woven madras shirts that were
made to sell for 800 and $50. A host Of beau
tiful patterns and designs. All are of woven
madras with silk stripes, and perfect in every
respect.
CASTLE SOAP, 900
Large bars of Spanish CASTLE soap, one Of
the best skin soaps that can be purchased. The
price, 90c, is for a large size bar.
WITCH HAZEL AT $50
The best quality Witch Hazel, good for any
number of household and medical uses. Pint
size bottles priced at $50 each.
WHITE FLANNEL, 1920 YD.
Regular lac shaker flannel Of a heavy
grade, bleached pure white. Well mapped,
softly finished and adapted to the making of
women's and children's garments. q inches
wide.
LONG CLOTH, 1.9s Pc.
Regularly $50. This material is 40 inches
wide, made Of choice selected yarns, bleached
snow white and absolutely free from dressing.
10 yards to the piece, for 1893.
NAINso0K AT 1.s9 Pc.
IltSuIdTly I.CO Ii dIC tcA ydIuS u
the piece. The fabric is SO inches wide, made
of softly finished, combed yarns, bleached pure
white. On sale while the quantity lasts.
SATIN SPREADS, 1896
Regularly 600. They are of an excellent
quality, heavy in weight, pure white and may
be had in an assortment of pretty patterns. On
sale while the quantity lasts at 1896 each.
PLAID BLANKETS, 5.25
Regularly $50. They are of the full size,
wool and cotton mixed and of an excellent
weight. May be had in plaid effects of pink,
blue, tan and gray. On sale while the quantity
lasts.
WOMEN's HANDKERCHrEFs, 15c
They sell regularly for 19c. They are made
of fine hammock lawn, and finished with neat
ly hemstitched edges in eighth-inch and half,
inch hens. On sale while the quantity lasts.
WOMEN's 100 HOSE, 59c
Outside, full fashioned cotton hose, in black
only. They are all properly reinforced and
come in sizes 9 to 1912 only. They were made
to sell for 100 the pair.
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WoMEN's DRESSES. 1895

Silk dresses in beautiful fall styles in sizes
81 to a. Cantons, crepe de chine, satins in
blue, navy and brown. Trimmed with silk
frills Of braid, embroidery, smart girdles, dra-
peries. etc. I.
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FIFTH FLOOR
DINING SUITE. 1850

Reg. 250.00. Apiece. American Walnut.
Queen Anne period. Buffet, china cabinet, 49,
inch extension table and enclosed serving table
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TUB DRESSES, SOC

Girls tub dresses; regularly 1.50 to 1856, in
a final clearaway. Bingham, chambray, rep,
white lawn and ~organdie. Slightly mussed
from handling-they need only a Tubing to
make them like new.
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The Items on This
Page Are For
Friday
ONLY
O ON SALE
BEFORE
SECOND FLOOR

SECOND FLOOR
BOYS CORDUROY SUITS
One hundred of these suits, made in the new
belted models, of excellent quality, all seams
reinforced. Sizes from 7 to Is years. 5.85.
BOYS 100 CAPS AT Toe
Fancy tweeds, herringbone and various
checks, made in the one piece model, sizes
ranging from 61a to rs.
cHILDREN's SHOES, 2.95
Broken lines Of the Bamberger "Foot Train
err shoes for children, sizes in the lot from
SIb to 2. Our discontinued lines of 400 and
500 shoes at 2.95.
WOMEN'S 500 PUMPS, 500
Brown and black kid skin pumps, made with
two straps. Medium toes, welted soles and
Cuban heels. Smart walking pumps, priced
for this sale at 5.95.
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FIRST FLOOR
UMBRELLAS PRICED 2.15

UMBRELLAS PRICED 2.15
Mems and women S umbrellas, made of close
ly woven American gloria, mounted on eight
paragon frames. Come with a choice assort-
ment Of handles for men and women. They
were made to sell for 800 and $50.
200 BOOMERS, 1.35
For women. Of pink silk, knee style. Good
quality; elastic at knee and waist.
$50 HANDBAGS, 2.59
Genuine leather. Several styles. Black,
brown, gray.
30 RAZoRs, 1.65
Gillette silver-plated, standard style. II
blades.
HAIR NETS, 100 DOZEN
Reg. 1212c each. Unicum and Universal
brands. Cap of fringe styles-an shades but
gray.
$50 NAPKINS, 1916
Per dozen. Pure linen of excellent quality
of fine flax. Various desirable designs. Soft
finish. 22x22.
SOC TOWELING. 800
Pure linen, Of extra fine flax, firm yarn. IL
inches wide, neat red and blue border. Suit
able for hand, dish and roller towels.
SOC TURKISH TOWELS, SOC
Good firm quality, absorbent. Fine cotton
yarn. Blue border, large size, hemmed end.
75c BOYS BOOKS, BIC
Twenty-four titles of the famous Rover
Boys series and sixteen titles of the "Motor
Boys series; choice of any title. Balcony. 4
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COM FLOOR
GOTHAM GIRDLES, 1926

Strong elastic girdles, closed back, hook
down front; 14-inch length, Pink brocade front
and strippings. Sizes "a to 80. Regularly
$50.
CHILDREN's DRAWERS, 30c
Knickerbocker style drawers, made of good
quality cambria trimmed with ruffles of neat
embroidery; sizes from 2 to II years; REGULAR
ly SOC and SOC pair.
CHARMEUsE SATIN, 1.59
36-inch black charmeuse satin Of good quail
ity; high satin face, jet black; a much wanted
fabricfor dresses. Made to sell at 2.59 a yard.
BOYS TAN SHOES, 495
Boys tan balmoral lace shoes of high grade,
selected calfskin, in sizes from 213 to 6; made
in Newark on the Bamberger "Foot Trainer"
last. Reg. 7.50.
BOYS NIGHT SHIRTS, 69c
Of good warm quality outing or domet Ian
mel, full, roomy cut garments OF a well known
make; 100 garments at 69c.
BOYS FLANNEL BLOUsEs, 85c
Splendid school blouses, made of good quail
ity gray outing flannel, all perfect and correct
ly sized. Warm and comfortable for cool, fall
weather. 1.25 blouses, 85c.
MEMS TROUSERS, 1896
Four hundred pairs of mems and young men
trousers in all sizes from 20 to so waist mea-
sure. Desirable materials and patterns. Made
to sell for 500 and 600.
CHILDREN'S STAMPED DRESSES
Dainty short waist effects, made of nice wolfe
in pink, blue and tan-stamped for embroid-
ering. The sizes are 2, 4 and 6 years. Regu-
larly SOC dresses, 800.
4-INCH NEW FALL PLAIDs, 1893
Plaids that will be in great demand this Fall
for separate skirts. A wide range OF handsome
color combinations. Made to sell for $2.9S
yard.
WOMEN'S NIGHT GOWNS
Flannelette gowns, made with round necks,
double Jokes and long sleeves. Also crepe
eaxraa L. 4a.laaal L. ALAN n4x-la GnirLaI xr.4L
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WOMEN'S COATS, $3.50

Soft fabrics such as %elvora, bolivia and suede
velour. And no less than six interesting models,
straight-line or graceful circular effects, fur
trimmed or otherwise. Silk lined without ex-
ception.
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WOMEN's NIGHT w

Flannelette gowns, made with round necks,
double yokes and long sleeves. Also crepe
gowns in tailored slip-over style finished with
bow and stitching. White and a few flesh
color, 100.
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WOMEN'S 500 PUMPS, 500
THIRD FLOOR
FIBRE SWEATERS, 800

Women's fiber sweaters that are regularly
100 and $50. Fancy or plain weaves and
fancy borders. Tuxedo models with tie-sashes
and patch pockets. All colors but black.
500 PETTICoATs, 1893
Long-wearing Bedding satin or radium silk.
Straight-line models for wear under the slen-
der Fall frocks, with scalloped embroidered
bottoms. In black, navy, brown, green, taupe
and purple.
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Unfortunately we AVE Mr DOM ont this SPACE mheaH of Fridays ofnn% And rnm
bGr please ,Mo Weedys sand all dThurdyso Hmngs provided the quantities hodm t will
mme on aht day. that in aN, Friday should be hebg et day mb best of the Colder
HredS Sale
Hundreds of other offerings which hk q space preclude our pre-
sntng here will be on SALE Watch for Golden HarwtS Sale Tickets.
No Mail or Telephone Orders
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500 P%ETTICOATs, 1893
LEATHER HATS, 200

Shining patent leather hats, embroidered in
vivid colors. Mighty fetching little hats to
wear these first days of Autumn, and the
above is mighty little to pay for a regular 3.95
hat.
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WOMEN's DRESSES, $3.50

Silk gowns for street and afternoon wear
and well tailored cloth dresses. Canton crepes,
satin c%antons, ~tricotine and poiret twill. Black,
brown and navy. Hand embroideries, ribbon
motifs, headings and tailored touches. Sizes
81 to A.
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THIRD FLOOR

MISSES COATS, 1896
Polo, winter weight, but never bungelsome.
The fine quality that combines hghtness and
warmth to a remarkable degree. In all the
wanted winter shades; nicely made, with
roomy pockets and large collars; IA to Is years
SILK BLOUSEs, 1856
$50 only and they'll go in a days selling!
New blouses of good quality georgette or crepe
de chine. Peter Pan or Tuxedo collars, fri
volously lace trimmed or uncompromisingly
plain tailored.
1900 SPORT SKIRTS, 9.75
The jolly plaid skirts that always have a
place in the sun. Plaids, conservative or a bit
daring and the good stripes, plated within an
inch of their lives. All size Wristbands.
HEATHERsPUN SUITS, 1900
Heatherspun, the PRACTICAL For general
utility wear and tailored to perfection with
plated and slashed coats, novelty pockets,
notch and convertible collars. Heather mix
lures, black and colors.
WOMEN'S DRESSES, 1880
Silk gowns for street and afternoon wear
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90 handsome Anatolean mats, handiest Of
Oriental rugs, fit so many odd places between
larger rugs and d%oorways.
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54-INCH NEW FALL PLAIDs, 1913

Plaids that will be in great demand this Fail
for separate skirts. A wide range Of handsome
color combinations. Made to sell for $2.98
ro~I
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FIFTH FLOOR
21.5O DRESSER, 1850
GATE LEG TABLE, 24.50
1000 PILLOW, 6.26

Anyone would succumb to the sleep-provok-
ing qualities of these linen-ticking pillows
filled with soft gray goose down. The gener-
GUS 22x2S inch size. 1t will pay to buy several
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Reg. 12.50 and 1850. Sizes 80 and 36 inch.
Well made of Eastwood and fibre. One tray
divided.
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MEMS BATH B 4.35

colorings. All made in full cut sizes, with e
ira cords and regular collars. On sale viii
the quantity lasts.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-03
''STOP THIEF, WITH TOM MOORE, OPENS
 AT THE HIP TODAY

Tom Moore in Stop Thief is the current attraction at the Hip opening Sunday and running for three days at that house. This is the first appear ance of this smart face done to pie lures in Arizona.
 By reason of the booking at the Strand for Passion" the management had to switch the Tom Moore picture to the Hip, and in consequence you will have a chance today Monday and Tuesday to see a high class first run picture at the little Washington street house.
 The story Of ''Stop Thief" is too well known to need more than pass ing mention hut it might be we'll to recall the facts surrounding the first run of this fast farce.
 Stop Thief was done for the stage by George A1 Conan, when he and Sam Harris were together and it was the biggest kind of a hit for more than tw~ Years in New York City
 It's the tale of two clever sneak thieves, a man and his sweetheart They determine on a last haul when they are going to marry and settle down.
 The girl applies for position as maid, In a rich home, where the daughter is about to be married. She cannot wait for the wedding night when she and her man are to clean up the entire lay out but her love for the trinkets prompts her to steal those she can get her hands on from tim, to time As the signs point to her she gets rid of an article now and then and they are found in uat of the way places suggesting that the old man
Arizona republican., 1921-04-03
OTIS SKINNER AT
 COLUMBIA TODAY

Otis Skinner makes his debut as a screen star in ''Kismet' at the Columbia today.
 MT. Skinner, who on the legitimate stage in this country created the principal role in 'Kismet," that of Hajj, the beggar. and played it be- fore hundreds of thousands of peo- pie, is pleased to believe that his screen version is his greatest inter pretation of the part. Also, MT. Skinner has declared that his screen portrayal is his last appearance in the character.
 Placed in old Turkey in Asia, in the city of Bagdad. the story gives many opportunities for richness of settings. Realizing that to duplicate and outdo the stage version of 'Kis- met it was necessary to go the limit and embrace each and every one of these opportunities, hundreds of thousands of dollars were spent in obtaining exactitude of detail and perfection of setting.
 For many years Otis Skinner was averse to appearing on the silver sheet. Finally, when he was convinced that a screen version og "Kismet would perpetuate both the play and himself, he consented to revive Hajj and give the story to the world at large through the medium of mo- | ton pictures
Arizona republican., 1921-04-03

riest, happiest, most senslbly funny comedies that have ever been written, deals with the love affairs of Reggie Carter, a man about to be married Tor a second time and to young person, Marcia by name, who attracts hlm but has never aroused the deep love that Rosalie, the heartle ss Rosalie who preferred freedom and Pinky to Reggie, aroused. He is on the verge of taking the fatal step. in fact it is the evening of the ceremony, when Rosalie appears with a very definite idea, namely, to prevent the wedding The result is an evenings laughter of the bulliest sort.
 Wilma Steck will appear in the role of Rosalie and she says she, likes the part even better than Peggy Ham Lawrence has the part of Reggie and the balance of the cast hst've excel lent parts.
 "Wedding Bells was originally produced at the Harris tl1eater in New York by the Selw4rls, who are famous for the laugh successes they have sponsored. With Wallace Eddinger, Margaret Lawrence, and a supporting cast of Broadway favor ties, it enjoyed the enthusia stic sup port of New Workers, al7 q their friends from other parts of the big world for an entire year. During this phenomenal run, It achieved the distinction of being the first comedy to last this length of time in New York without a single adverse crit1- cism. There's always a gooel reason for such a condition, and in the case of "Wedding Bells" it is easily ex- plainable First, Salisbury Field, the author. hit upon a great idesl and a new one. Second, his idea created situations just because it was an every day, natural one. Third, he knew how to write the sort of lines that double you up with na rth no matter how deep seated your old grouch may be.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-03
PASSION AT TIE STRAND TODAY IS
 STORY IF DU BARRY

All the world loves a lover. The world loved the little woman who in spired this story; whose history has been read and re-read by thousands
 Passion comes to the Strand to- day for a run of four days. It is the tale of the woman known in French history as Du Barry. She was .Jeanne,'' a little milliner from the rural districts. She came to Paris the king saw her and from an obscure girl she became the most loved and hated mistress any king ever knew
 She took the name of Countess Du Barry and she was the openly aNowed mistress of the king. Power came to her like water on the mill wheel She had her every wish gratified. She could command the death of any man who displeased, and few did, for she had that charm that has wrecked
 empires She had that subtle wom
 an S magnetisrn that opens doors and levels all classes for the woman who
 possesses it This little woman ruled a nation.
 She had France in the palm of her hand. The king was her slave. Yet with all her power, with the laYlshed
 wealth that was hers. she still loved the humble man who was her sweet heart when she started on the path that took her to the side of the king Here is the sweetening of this tale of Passion" This woman loved as l women have done since time began She loved her first love despite the coming of power and pomp that would have turned any woman head. When she attained the olzzZ heights of her career she still watcheq over the lover of her girlhood and l him hlEnRa l on the ladder of life. for she had but l to ask and her every wish was a law
 One day she had the lover, who had lost all trace Of her, brought to heF boudoir and he gasped in astonlsh \ ment to know that his Jeanne was
 none other than the notorious Ma dame Du Barry the favoflte or tnt king. He refused to condone her ol T fense against the laws of man. h'
 urged her to leave, but she woman that she was, could not give up hel power. She was wilitul and reIuseu then came the terrible commune O the French and she with the othel aristocrats went to the knife.
 Rut what story this passlonat' Russian woman, Pola Negri. thi queen of European beauties. has don 1 for the screen from the life Of D' Barry.
 | Pola Negri is the most noted beaut in the world. She is not just a pro | | fessiona1 beauty but she is the great est dramatic artist of Europe an | those who have seen Passion wit 1 its wealth of detail, it's marNeiou settings. it's giant cast of 5e0O actors | say she is the greatest woman artis | of the age Passion" is the wonde | picture since Griffith's Intolerance. l It is even a bigger spectacle, and ha | the added charm of a fascinating lov
 story. A love story so perfumed wit the sweetness of true love despit sordid surroundings that it remain against the onslaughts of time an | human passions. This is the greates J picture, 'tis said, since Intolerance
 and it comes not like that giant spe
Arizona republican., 1921-04-03
NEW MUSICAL SHOW
 AT RAMONA TODAY

The Ramona goes to the tropical isles for its locale of the musical comedy today. The musical bunch is to play the Isle of Wha Wha," wher- ever that is, and Jack Miller is to be seen in a sailor who lands on this mythical island and finds that he is in the greatest demand in his career as the island is very short of males.
 He has the time of his. life until the arrival-but why spoil the dream It's too good to be used up in cold type. The whole chorus is seen in lot of new special stunts for the oc- casion and every one of the principals is entrusted this week with real parts.
 Carolina Bronson has a good black faced part, Miss Montgomery and the two dancers Mildred Heints and Miss Goodreau are each supplied with plenty to do for the first half of the week.
 The picture which is to accompany this offering is Bare Knuckles' with William Russell, the gifted Fox star who has a legion of friends here and who it is said has not made a better picture for the screen since he became a Fox star.
 The Ramona is to feature again this week the three big events that have given it such prominence in the city. First there will come gift night Tusday when the manag ement will offer dozens of pretty and useful gifts, the donations of the leading merchants of the city. On Wednes day nights the chorus girls will in- dulge in a contest to determine which of the shapely bunch is the most yer satile as a performer and they will be awarded prizes for the best efforts. On Thursday night of course the whole show changes and again on Friday night the amateurs have their
Arizona republican., 1921-04-03
WEDDING BELLS" 5" AT HE ELKS TODAY
 IS MERRY COMEDY

HerhapS~ like so many people, xca'Ve believed that -'one's first love sS cne-s best love- and then, having reached or believed you have attained the mystical age of discretion, have come To believe that this is worn out theory and that the until death do us part idea is out of date and reallV cutie ridiculous. If that's the way you feel. attend performance of Wedding Bells" which starts to- day at the Elks theater with Del & Lawrence Wilma Steck and associate players. The first act will confirm line idea The second may tend to further convince you that your con cauSions are even more than justifl- able Then you will find that you arc all wrong
 Wedding Bells one of the mer-
Arizona republican., 1921-04-03

of Lefty" is pleased to believe that the screening of the comedy drama is the best work of his career. Aside from number of bewitching bathing girls who did not waste any material when making their bathing suits, MT. Christie has selected four excel lent artists to play the principal roles. They are T. Roy Barnes, Grace Oar mond, Colleen Moore and Walter Hiers.
 The story of 50 Long. Letty'' has to do with swapping wives, disgrun- tied husbands, home cooked meals. Paris gowns, cabarets, gingham dresses and sardines Likewise it teaches a lesson to perpetually dis satisfied individuals