Arizona republican., 1921-07-26
THE DANGEROUS PARADISE A7 THE
 COLUMBIA TO-DAY


 Hiring a man to pose as her hus- band so she could have the freedom she supposed married women enjoyed, forms one of the unusual angles in The Dangerous Paradise" a scintiI- iating comedy drama at Mauk's Co., lumbia theater today. Married free. dom, however, isn't all it appears to be, the dainty little actress finds crt, because the man she most wanted to flirt with won't do so because he thinks it improper.
 The Dangerous Paradise. is full of delicate humor with sometimes Just a touch of satire. but it is a pro- auction that will register 100 per cen as entertainment. The locale of inc action is mainly in Newport. R. L. that fashionable playground of American society folk. and the s.far- acters of the story are all people of wealth and refinement The central figure is Ivis Vanastor. a charming young lacy who, upon arriving at her eighteenth birthday, has taken DOS session of her house at Newport in order to indulge to her hearts delight in her favorite pastime.
 Miss Dixie" Matthie, one of Ari- zonas most accomplished vocalists. Is an added attraction for today end tomorrow. A complete change of program has been arranged for the popular singer for these two days. playhouse - -'
 A Selznick News reel. Literary Digest Topics and a Selected comedy are the supplementing film numbers for the two days.
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 Gift Night at Ramona
 The very biggest and best gift night or the entire season is in store for the patrons of the Ramona theater tonight. The number of articles to be given away are far more expensive and numerous than on any previous occasion and the only stipulation at- tacned to winning one of them is that you must be in the theater tonight when your number is called.
 The play this week is a gift in it. self, the rollicking. spicy and ginger, farce, "Parlor. Bedroom and Bath," ir tabloid form and served with just the right amount of "sure fire- sons numbers and clever dancing special ties with Bob Greer in a comedy part that simply keeps the laughs a bub- bling. and the Pioneer Girls beaut, chorus in some new, novel and teas ing picture numDerS.
 The picture part of the program featuring William S. Hart, is another strong reason why you should put ths Ramona first on the amusement card for tonight and tomorrow.
 Il "Twin esdsr at the Hip The program changes at the HiI today with the exception of the sixth chapter of that excellent jurgle move done to pictures. The Sen of Tar zan.' This chapter holds over ts augment sparkling First Nationa picture entitled Irwin Beds" don, from the very snappy successful New York legitimate comedy of the sam, name, which had a wonderful run O several years on the occasion of it. presentation in the metropolis. "Twir Beds" was the first of the run O bedroom comedies which followed il rapid succession in New York City and While others have been writer and produced it remains for "TwiI Beds" to stand today as the fines comedy value of the type ever done It is First National attraction ant is shown on Washington street fo the first time at popular prices. ana as the Hip has reduced it's prices u away below pre-war offerings it | expected that the little Washington street house will take on a new leas of life when it is known that it vii present the cream of First Nationa and Famous Players-Lasky at thes unheard of prices.
 Riverside Park
 This is club night at Riyersid park on which occasion many of tn societies and social clubs of the cit, have engaged booths around the bi dancing pavilion.
 The water in the pool is fresh to day, having been changed last nigh after the wonderful kiddies day which was the most remarkably sue cessful innovation in the parks his , tory.
 Tomorrow there will be anothe feature day, on which occasion tn bankers from Is of the county bank will be the guests of the management of Riverside park, There will be a s o'clock in the evening specis swimming contest for both male an ] female members of the banking col