Arizona republican., 1921-09-20

duction would indeed be an ultra masterpiece.
 De Mile selected the following players for the leading roles: Wal lace Reid. Gloria Swanson. Bebe Daniels, Wanda Hawley, Monte Blue, Theodore Roberts. Elliott Dexter Agnes Ayres, Theodore Kosloff, Polly Moran, Julia Faye and Raymond Hatton. His surrounding players in clude Guy Oliver. Lucien Litchfield, Shannon Day. Alma Bennett, Zelma ,Maja, Elinor Glyn, Lady Gilbert Parker. Winter Hall and many others.
 .The Affairs of Anatoi" will open at the Rialto here day ahead of the Los Angeles run, and will be present. ed without advance in prices despite the fact that it is brought to the city by Richards and Mace at the highest rental price ever paid locally I for a motion picture.
 George J. Hayes wil feature a se- l lected musical setting. and will offer the international hit, "Na-Jo-" This selection will be played to the ac- compartment of song slides
 RiaIto
 Gloria Swanson is to be seen for I the final screenings today at the Rialto in Paramount's presentation of Elinor GIyn's stirring story, "The Great Moment" written especially for l the star by the author of Three Weeks" "The Great Moment" Is an artistic triumph, brilliantly produced, beautiful in the display of exquisite l gowns and massive settings. and tells ] a story rich in the deepest of human interest, appealing to a remarkable degree in its exceptionally pronounced element of romance and love. Elinor Glyn is inimitable and "The Great Moment again demonstrates l this fact. She has chosen for her central character a half-gypsy girl, daughter of a British aristocrat, whose entire life has been spent in seclusion, her father fearing lest the blood of her mother make itself evil dent in the life of the daughter. A trip to America with her father brings Bayard Delaval, a young American mining engineer, into her life, and the struggle of social cul ture against the wild song of the gypsy in the girls heart forms the basis for the compelling story.
 Milton Stills is the leading man. and the balance of the cast is an excep- tional one, including Alec B. Francis Helen Dunbar, and others of note.
 Strand
 Just today and tomorrow remain oi the engagement of the big double program at the Strand which fea- lures Wesley Barry in "Dinty" and the motion pictures of the recent kiddies' day at Riverside park. Nc picture to play the Strand in months has aroused more favorable comment than has the Marshall Neilan pro- duction, written especially for the little freckle-faced, tow-headed star
 The story is one of San Francisco newsboy who has been reared and Hives in Chinatown. The entire pro- duction is exciting and thrilling. and centers interest on the career of the little newsie, who proves himself as a real hero He has made true friend of the third assistant district attorney through finding and return ing the wallet of the lawyer. It hap ,pens that the attorney is in love with the daughter of Judge Whitley, and with the fudge he is engaged in g bitter fight against gang of Malay smugglers who are operating in the , section. When the girl is Kidnapped by the smugglers. in retaliation, il is Dinty who proves the hero. leading | the rescuers through the haunts ol Chinatown, the story eliminating il 1 a scene that for thrilling action anc excitement stands as distinc achievement.
 The Riverside park kiddies' da, pictures of course are attracting nt end of attention in every show. n:.~and R;na Nioht at Ramona