Arizona republican., 1921-10-03
ADJUSTMENTS
'BEAN SOUP SCORES
 BIC SUCCESS WITH
 RAMONA AUDIENCES

'sBean Soup" is a scream. the best show of the season and similar ex- pressions of approval was the yer dict of the Sunday crowds who wit messed the presentation of this farce comedy yesterday at the Ramona theater yesterday at the Ramona theater by the Greer-Lawler Pioneer Girls company. That Bean Soup" is one of the funniest comedy me- langes ever written is sure and that it is Bob Greer's master comedy eff fort was patent to all who saw him in it last night. If you have not seen "Bean Soup" and wish to spend a pleasant hour don't fail to visit the popular family show house on East Washington street. In addition to plenty of clean, wholesome conn- edy, this bill contains some very su- perior vaudeville numbers, among the more pleasing of which are the Pioneer Boys quartet in a medley of old time songs. as well as some newer ones which are clev- erly put over Little Miss Eva Ste- wart, the newly acquired soubrette of the Ramona troupe, made her debut to Phoenix audiences yester- day and in her song Peggy O'Neill' established herself as a favorite inn mediately. The double song and dancing speciality of Art Jackson and dainty little Erin White was gen. timely appreciated and responded to several encores. B. I. Nelson, in a new ballad, Bob Greer and other fla vorites ir singles, capably assisted by the Beauty chorus all combine to make Bean Soup a howling suc- cess.
 Competing for honors on the same bill at the Ramona are Dorothy Gish. Owen Moore and Norman Selby (Kid McCoy) all in the cast of the feature picture Betty of Greystone," swhich was produced under the personal SUI pervision of D. w. Griffith and un- der the direction of Allan Dawn. In addition to all this, Eileen Sedgwick, the new Universal star, is seen in a stirring two reel western picture This bill continues for today and to- morrow and Wednesday,.
 Last Day cf Hughes Film at Rialtc
 Today will witness the fina screenings at the Rialto of Danger ous Curve Ahead" Rupert Hughes delightful comedy of married life produced ty GolLwyn and presented by an exceptionally well balanced cast of players.
 ssDangerous Curve Ahead' ha proven riot at the Rialto since it opening Saturday. crowds voting 1 without question one of the most de 1ectable themes imaginable, treate' in a manner so highly enjoyable an so positively original that it is easil. one of the most refreshing photo plays to reach the city in months.
 Hughes, through his delft touche of humanness, through his intimat cIoseups of the lives of young mar ried folks, has again succeeded i building in comedy construction, story of universal appeal. rich in sa tire. alive with the most brilliar of humor ard fun, and yet with won derfuI dextrity marking with un erring accuracy the pitfalls to | avoided along the highway to naI ital bliss.
 As has been the case with every one of his screen stories. he was pei sonally on hand to assist in the d rection of the feature,~ fact tn; guarantees every ounce of the char written into the story being yisua ized into the filmed version.
 The feature is being screened the Rialto simultaneously with i national showing, and is being o fered without advance in prices.
 selected Sennett comedy and u International News are the added fractions.
 Tomorrow starts the engageme of Wallace Reid, appearing The H.