Arizona republican., 1921-09-27
'49 DANCE WILL BE
 GIVEN TONIGHT BY
 ELKS DRILL TEAM

Riverside park is going to be the scene of one of the greatest joy gath erings in the history of the city to- night, the night of the big '49 dance to be given by the Ellxs drill team.
 The ballroom at the park has been literally picked up and carried back across the stands of time in the ap- pointment and paraphernalia which has been placed around this famous team is offering a cash prize to the best attired cowboy and another one to the best attired cowgirl at the park this evening.
 Carol Reeds band Is all popped up" for the occasion. They have ar ranged a program of special dance music that is bound to go big with the funsters tonight.
 The Ford car will be given away on the floor of the ballroom this eve ming, and in this event alo<se nearly everyone in the whole town is in- terested.
 All sorts of novelty stunts will keep the dancers busy. The Elks drill team has worked night and day to make the night one long to be remembered by all who attend. The concessions will be open insuring refreshments all during the evening.
 The admission at the gate will re- main at II cents and the charge for dancing will be six cents, both prices including the war tax.
 Follow the crowds tonight, they will all be headed to Riverside park. RiaIto
 Wonderful" glorious" were the comments heard in the lobby of the Rialto at the end of each screening of The Affairs of Anatol," Cecil B. De Miles Paramount super-special which has taken Phoenix by storm. That beautiful playhouse is crowded through each day of the run, audi ences continuing to shower the pro- duction with praise.
 The production is in a class entire ly alone. It surpasses in beauty and appointment and in the strength and importance of its east any picture oi the last decade. Wallace Reid, Gloria Swanson, Elliott Dexter, Wanda Hawley, Theodore Roberts, Bebe Daniels, Monte Blue, Agnes Ayres Polly Moran, Raymond Hatton ano Julia Faye are the featured players. George J. Hayes has arranged { most appropriate musical setting fol 1 the feature, and furnishes one of the | high lights in the program with his l rendition of "Na-Jo," played as ar | organ solo with song slides. l Dang Curves Ahead' is un- derlined to start it's engagement a l the Rialto starting Sunday. This i: l Ruper Hughes great comedy O young married life, and will be showr in Phoenix day and date with tn. national release dates.
 Strand
 For the final showings today tn l Strand is featuring "The Sky Pilot
 Ralph Connor's stirring tale ot th | Canadian northwest, made in pie lures under the supervision of Cathe rine Curtis, former Phoenix woman.
 'The Sky Pilot" is familiar to mil lions of readers. Its stirring and eX citing nature, it's deep appeal in tn drama of the big outdoors, the qJain | humor of the coWpunchers, the Gd | ventures that befell the erstwhil | preacher who drifted to the cattl 1 country, and the wholesome roman.i phase of the story all combine t, | make it one of the most enjoyabl | features the Strand has screened 10 some time, and incidentally the mos realistic western drama in years
 Beautiful scenis displays, the bi
 snow scenes, the great cattle stam
 pede. the cattle rustlers at work. ih
 great roundup scenes, truly The SE
 Pilot is a masterpiece in celluloid.
 The feature is being screened with
 out advance in prices, and will giv
 way tomorrow 10 the start of th
 engagement of David Powell in "Ap
 pearances.