Arizona republican., 1921-08-26
Irene Castle at the Hip

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 Irene Castle in The Invisible Bond" is announced by the Hip for a two days engagement lasting over today a1ed tomorrow. and onfe again does this house guarantee an excel lent production for it's patrons.
 Irene Castle, known internationally as the worlds premiere dancer. has jumped to the very front rank of the screens emotional artists during the past season. .'The Firing Line" by Robert w. Chambers, was her first picture for Paramount. and "The Invisible Bond" is the second one. The story adapted from Sophie Kerr's novel "The See Saw" is an in- innate discussion of the domestic re- lation and finds the star in the role of a young wife whose whole life is devoted to her husband and her young son. The husband. insists on his personal liberty" and is soon en- gagged in an affair with another woman whieh n caues the divorce be- tkeen himself and wife.
 The wife moves to the country .still secretly loving the man she has di- vorced and her former husband and the woman in the case are married. The marriage proves a failure and the woman soon reveals her true character in affairs with other man. One of these affairs has engu1fed a prominent clubman, whose infatua- 1 ton for the woman has made him | desperate. An automobile proves the l deciding factor in the strange affair, l the instrument chosen by the man to lend it all.'' A resulting accident | finds the news sent out that Mrs. | Crossey has been killed It Is when this news reaches the husband that he, thinking it is his divorced wife, realizes his great love and he hastens to the scene of the accident. Learn | ing it was not the faithful wife, but the unfaithful creature who had estranged them, who had been the victim, a reconciliation is effected and the invisible bond" again draws two hearts together.
 Amateur Night at Ramona l This is amateur night.' the big night of the week at the Ramona theater when the home talent com l petes for the cash prizes offered by 1 the management for the best non- I professional vaudeville act. If you 1 have not attended an amateur night show at the Ramona don't put it off l any longer, go tos.ssht and get the l treat of your life. Some of the anna | teurs are very good, others just good l and some are fierce but they are all l interesting and are followed by the i Greer -Lawler Pioneer Girls com l pany in their. delicious rural comedy | "Huckin's Run'' which pleased a large audience last night at its initial presentation.
 The speciality numbers by the va rious members of the company are all | suited to the show and smack of the I country life Erin White, Hazel | ,fr
 son, Ben Nelson and Bobby Greer are all seen in new and pleasing song | numbers assisted by the Pioneer | Girls beauty chorus.
 'Huckins' Run" remains today and
 tomorrow at the Ramona. supple
 mented by the Cinema Murder
 starring Marion Davies with Jaci
 Dempsey in Daredevil Jack added.
 EXHIBIT OF PREHISTORIC ART
 The worlds first exhibition of pre-
 historic art-unlesS our primeval an-
 cestors were more up-to- date than
 we think-is now in progress in Ma
 drid. The exhibits consist of repro
 auctions of the paintings in the
 caves of Altamira. about two miles
 from Santillana del Mar in the prov
 ince of Santander. The reproduce
 tions are made by the Society of the
 Friends of Art, under the direction
 of Don Elias Tormo. a widely known
 Spanish archaeologist.
 The Altamira paintings were first
 discovered. accidentally. by the little
 daughter of the archaeologoist Sau-
 tuola. The remarkable skill of this
 prehistoric art at once attracted
 world wide attention, and interest ir
 these and other specimens discov-
 cred in various parts of the country