Arizona republican., 1921-03-11
MORLEY'S COUNTRY CLUB |S ID REOPEN
 SATURDAY NIGHT

One of the most extrava gant pro- grams of entertainment ever known in this valley has been arranged for Nor Iey's Country club for the grand re- opening night Saturday night, when the park will be opened to the public under the new management of Harry PooIey and Gene Dabney.
 Gene needs no introduction in this valley as a band leader, for he has organized some of the best musical aggregations ever brought to Phoenix. During the present season he has pleased all the patrons or the American and the club with his zip, pep and novelty saxophone music, and there never has been a night of his playing when the patrons have not demanded more and more.
 Harry Pooley, formerly of the Or pheum circuit, will continue at the piano as before and will be the director of the nightly revue that will be staged each night at Morney's. A particularly novel feature has been prepared for Saturday night which involves the better uses of electricity and the use of electric swings. a novel feature that has never been introduced in this vi- cinity.
 Madeline Montgomery, the Snyder sisters and the beauty chorus will ap-
  two separate and complete shows will be given which Pooley promises will make the hit of the entire season of dance at Phoenix amusement centers. Reservatio flor Morleys can be made by calling the club at any time Phone Gene or Harry before the choice rIngside seats are all taken and then sit tight and watch for the electric girls in the electric swings.
 Tho Ramona
 Tonight is amate6r night at the Ra- mona. Four cash prizes will be given for the best amateur appearing at the Ramona on Friday nights. The con- test is open to all If you can sing a stunt; if you are better piano play | CT, than the one who thumps the worries in the show shop or if you can tell a monologue or if you can play any kind of musical instrument, get l in on this contest, for you may win 1 the prize. It was at an amateur ben eft that many of the most famous artists of the stage started their ca 1 reers. David Warfield was an anna tuer product. Both Weber and Fields were once amateurs striving for the prizes in the old Bella Union," in San 1 Francisco.
 | If you don't happen to have talent and you know some child orgrownup who has, tell them about the Ramo- 1 na and the amateur nights. If you can't carry a tune in basket, drop in anyway and catch the others at play for you will get a lot of amusement out of the nights when the future stars l make their first appearances. 1 The big double musical show and | the amateurs will supply you plenty | tonight at the Ramona-home of pie l lures and musical comedy.
 The Blue Bird
 l Tonight will see the regular Friday 1 spot dance as the feature at the Blue Bird and many pretty and attra ctive | favors will find way into the lucky lady's hand when the dances are fin ished. The music at the Blue Bird ie a feature and is one of the attractions that has made a name for the hal this season.
 The management is announcing that 1t will have two big events next week and they are sure enough big ones
 On Monday night there will be a bungalowapron party at which the F! wearer of the best costume will re- ceive a handsome prize
 On Thursday there vii be com
 plete rejuvenation of the Blue Bire when all the decorations will be
 changed and everything in the place
 made to suggest the day of St. Pat rick. The patron saint, could he re-
 turn, would be amazed at the display
 arranged for his special night. IT
 addition to the green decorations there
 will be provided for every guest some
 emblem characteristic oe the day.