Arizona republican., 1921-06-20
J|GGS ENTERTA|NS
 CROWD AT RAMONA

Bringing Up Father" the famous cartoon musical comedy. supplied de- lightful entertainment and plenty of fun for the audiences that packed the Ramona theater for three capacity houses yesterday and is destined to break the record for the popular East Washington street playhouse. The au- dience laughed and applauded the tricks of the famous Jiggs and Dinty Moore and Maggie through a mixup of comedy and a melange of music that delighted everyone.
 Bob Greer, who has already estab- lished himself as a favorite. never ! essayed a more fitting role. One would think he was the person the l cartoonist had in mind when he cfe- ated the cartoons, and the Maggie" 1 of Hazel Greer is equally real and is I equally well done. B. I. Nelson is a 1 very good Dinty Moore and the whole cast kept the, fun and plot moving I without a moments hesitation. One of the noteworthy features of 1 the performance is the chorus of | young misses who know how to sing l and dance, and the new costumes Flashed in Bringing Up Father are the latest creations. Twenty l tuneful melody numbers have been written into. the offering which are put over with the usual pep" and as usual. the Pioneer Boys quartette l was riot.
 Bringing Up Father will be re- l peated tonight and Tuesday and We'd nesday nights. with the added fea- I lures of gift night Tuesday and roll l licking cabaret Wednesday night Also as an added feature. starting tonight, one of New Zealands mos versatile artists, R. H. Sarsfield. tho l singing digger, will introduce mum Der of his Scotch and Irish songs. Mir Sarsfield was late of the New Zea. land Brigade Entertainers in France and England.
 Free Dancing at Morley's Every Monday night is free nigh at Morley's. No charge for admission or dancing: all you need to do is ts come out and clip yourself. The man agement discovered that what you has to sell was worth "just xnat you couls |1 get for it'' It costs just as muci to run Morley's park Monday nigh as any other night. but 1t can't sell i to the public oh Monday night fo enough to pay expenses. so why no give it away to those who want it So come out and have the time O your life. Morley's is framing up biI things for Thursday night. Columbia
 Mary Miles Minter, one of the mos
 beloved characters of the screen. i seen in one of the most charmini screen plays of her career. entities sweet Lavender" at Mauk's Colum bia theater. It will be shown for tn last times today.
 |i A second feature of the Columbi program is a male quartette. appear 1 ing nightly for the remainder of tn week. This organization made dis
 tinctive hit at it's first appearanc at the Columbia theater last nigf and sung it's way into the hearts ( the playgoers-
 Miss Winters starring vehicle {
 Sweet Lavender was adapted to tn screen from the original stage pla by Sir Arthur Wing Pinero- 1t Is
 story that proclaims itself in u gentle humanity and genial hume of the play It Is avowedly designs
 as a pleasant entertainment and m
 as a problem play" and the pro
 that he accomplished his purpose \ the fact of the works phenomenal II successful. career in all parts Of u ' world
 Other program number being o fered for the last times today incln
 a Goldwyn- Bray photograph and
 Pollard comedy entitled "Bubblil
 Over.''
 The Hip
 The Hip screens today Willis
 Fox picture featuring Harold Goo
 win. done from none other than t widely read and ramous sto
 sIshmael" by Mrs. F. D. E. N Sout = ward. The story of this man "
 virtually lifts himself by the bt Ilsstraps from obscurity to wealth, r
 sition and happiness. has been re
 and re-read in almost every count
 as it has been translated into aln