Arizona republican., 1921-02-10

ing he was a burglar. Fearing that he
will be suspected, Raymond flees the
place and stumbles upon the uncon-
scious form of Father ALBERT, a priest,
who had arrived in st. Marleau on the
same train as Raymond FIR. ALBERT
had been injured by falling tree
branch.
In desperation, Raymond changes his
clothes with FIR. ALBERT, who is then
accused of the shooting. The gam
bier continues his masquerade, which
is accepted by the simple villagers. In
the days that follow the constant asso-
citation with the better things of life
effect a Transformation in Raymond's
very soul, and the story comes to
close in climax that has seldom been
equaIled for dramatic power.
1.-THE Sin That Was His" was written
by the author of THE Miracle Man"
and the concensus of opinion indicates
that this picture presents an even
greater dramatic accomplishment than
that previous much talked of feature
1.-THE Parish Priest at the Elks"
The best production of the stock sea-
son is the verdict that the Elks pa
irons have placed on THE Parish
! Priest Daniel Sully's great comedy
| that the Brandon Stock company is
! offering this week at the Elks' theater.
The play is entirely different in ma
/ ture and construction than any pre-
/ vious offering. 1t is a pure, sweet and
wholesome drama with a wonderful
vein of comedy and an interesting love
story that creeps out over the foot
! lights into the hearts of the audience
and makes you feel better for having
seen it. The musical numbers have
been well chosen and while they are
dashing, snappy, peppery and gingery,
they have been chosen so as not to
clash with the beautiful theme of the
story.
Much interest is centered tonight in
| the extra big cabaret that has been an
nounced by Brandon Brothers. Every
member of the company will be seen
Il in some new and novel stunt From
the tiniest chorus girl to the leading
4 principals it will be a case of see who
can put over the act that will go
best with the audience and when that
4 bunch of funmakers have full swing
and are not held in restraint by the
director, there are some pretty lively
acts offered The cabaret is placed
right after the regular show and one
ticket admits to both performances. II
is really double bill, but no advance
in prices.
; Starting Sunday the company will
be seen in another of the late whirl-
wind comedies. 1.-The Bride Said No
Blue Bird
All interest is now conferred in the
; Valentine dance scheduled for mex
Monday evening at the Blue Bird. As
the plan has been disclosed, everyone
visiting the temple of happiness mex
Monday will receive a pretty valent>~1
Then the events during the evening
have all been arranged so that the ut
, most in enjoyment should be the re
4 Slllf SppciaI dances and events fol
prizes, spot dances for valentine boxes
of candies and for electric vampie dolls
as well other novelties, balloon
: showers-always a winner event-art
all to be conducted. Special music il
! being arranged by Carol Reed and hi.
band, a fact that further guarantees the
finest kind of a time for all who talk
advantage of this special event. Al
arrangements are rapidly going for
ward, and next Monday evening at the
Blue Bird should prove one of the mos
gala affairs of the entire dancing sea.
son. The announcement comes from
the management that there will be NJ
advance either in the admission price o.
the charge for dancing for the Valen
| tine dance.
"a Voice In the Dark" at Hip
For the final showings today the Hi
:. offers "A Voice in the Dark a YER.
clever and battling mystery story di
s rected by the noted Frank Lloyd an,
released by Goldwyn. 1t is a pictur
s that for sustained suspense and orig
9 inality of treatment will rank as tn
q equal of any screen production in tn
e past year. The element of myster,
$ created with the very first reel of tn
g film is sAillfully maintained to the ex
d IRENE climax, to there be twisted int
t. one of the biggest surprises of the en-
S tire story. An exceptional cast inter
lprets the various roles. the productio
e furnishing a very appreciated motto
n picture entertainment as well as offer
N ing the last word in mystery tales.
IT Christie comedy furnishes the adde
d attraction, the entire program to Civ
4 way tomorrow to Wallace Reid in 9TH
Il Dub"