Arizona republican., 1921-10-11

"MiIe-a Minute kendalI'-EIks
 The popular Bainbridge-Ka Stock company at the Elks theater has scored another knock out. Mile a. Minute Kendall the Oliver Morosco speed limit play" is prov ing quite as delightful as any of the previous offerings and presents the company in a vehncle entirely differ ent to anything yet seen.
 The comedy is the body of "Mile-a- Minute Kendall' yet there is a most interesting and well sustained story with tense moments and great heart appeal in tact. "Mile-a- Minute Ken dall'' has all the elements that will appeal to every class of theatregoer. It is bill that is as clean and whole some as it is laughable; a play that gets it's fun in three ways. it's situa- tion. it's dialogue and it's remark able character types.
 Those who thought that the Bain- Zridge- Karns company had reached their zenith in "Smilin' Through" are going away from the theater nightly just as loud in their praise for the remarkably clever work done in s'Mile a-Minute Kendall". In order to fully appreciate this clever organization you must see Roscoe Karns as the
  dall, Serman Bainbridge as the miSer ly Jim Evans, Ruth Saville, the coun- try girl, Maud Truax as the pessimis- tic housekeeper, who gives the audi ence a roar every time she steps on the stage and all the others in clever character types
 The production is beautiful and complete down to the last detail and the play is not only breaking the comedy records but also has good chance to establish another record matinee on Wednesday and Satur- day.
 Ramona.
 This Is Gift Night again at tho Ramona Theatre and that means ( lot to those who have seen the beau | tiful prizes displayed in the shov case in the Theatre lobby. The gen uine diamond brooch from Mack Gar ner's. the sleevish silk dress iron the Boston Store, a suit of clothe from Hyder's, the new fall hat iron the Kinesy Millinery and many othe valuable gifts are to be. given free 1 The Ramona offers two splendi shows tonight for one admission price in addition to the gifts whicl | are distributed every Tuesday. Tn Greer-Lawler Pioneer Girls Com pany, in a wild West comedy, "Th Boss of Bar x Ranch" and Charle Ray in ..'The Clodhopper."
 Greer and Lawler have recentl added a new souhrette and an ers's lnew chorus which has greatI strengthened this popular organiza tion, and now present a personnel o clever artists whose popularity Is in l creasing daily. After twenty week at the Ramona this troop is stil drawing capacity crowds nightly uring this time they have never re peated but one comedy, and that wa by request.
 The vaudeville numbers offered i 'sThe Boss of Bar x Rranch' are o a very superior type, in fact. this bil is interspersed with the best musica speciaties yet seen at the Ramona The cowboy quartette Is riot O fun and harmony and presents som very novel numbers. Erin Whit 1 and Art Jackson have knockou number in their gypsy song dut Miss Eva Stewart, petite and daint 1 soubrette, who recently joined tn company. is already installed as 1 prime favorite. B. l. Nelson is hear in a new and pleasing ballad and tn
 beauty chorus are accorded a gres reception at every appearance
 Charles Ray in "The Clodhopper