Arizona republican., 1921-02-07

mediately duplicated the reception that has been it's record throughout Amer ica, for "Heliotrope" truly reaches new phase of motion picture presenta- tion. It touches chord of humanness never before struck on the screen, through the sheer. fact that it's plot is constructed along lines absolutely new to picture building.
 As one writer has aptly stated it: "Heliotrope is the screens sublime tribute to father love" The story by Richard Washburn Child has been won- derfully adapted to the screen through the masterful direction of George D. Baker the cast having been selected from the very best talent in the Para mount studios.
 The story is intensely dramatic, the appeal direct and insiStent, and the photography is excellent
 The Pathe News carries views of the recent picnic of the employees of the Arizona Eastern Railroad company.
 Sunday starts the engagement of the sensational William Fox me1odramatic production, While New York Sleeps"
 The Hip
 Buck Jones in Two Moons" is offer ing a thrilling western story of love and adventure at the Hip. The story Is
 
 tween the sheep men and cattle men in Wyoming and proves an efficient ve hlcle for the style and methods of this newest of the screen actors.
 Jones portrays Original Bill Blunt" scout sent into the sheep country by the cattlemen to run to earth if pos slble the crime recently committed and charged erroneously to the cattle inter- ests. It does not take "Originap' long trSr cattle rustlerS, using the feud in the advancement of their own plots, and when "Original' gets into action things happen fast.
 The element of romance Is finely sustained throughout the entire picture which also introduces many thrilling experiences of much fast action.
 The Mutt and Jeff cartoon comedy is an added attraction.
 Ramona Tbs return of "Mack's Merry Mer- maids to the Ramona has found that popular playhouse crowded by enthu- siastic audiences who nave turned out to welcome back the popular musical organization.
 With a1l-new costumes, with the la test song numbers, with a snappy, wit ty, wholesome line of comedy and with & chorus which has established itself firmly with musical comedy lovers, 4'Mack's Merry Mermaids'' is away to a flying start for an extended engage ment.
 With the musical comedy offering, it will be the policy of the Pomona to screen with each bill feature motion picture, with a selected line of added attractions. The picture feature now holding the screen is Douglas Fair banks in The Americano.''
 Blue Bird Tonight starts another big week of special events at the Blue Bird Sev- eral innovations are planned for each evening and 1t promises to be week l of happiness for all who visit the beau tiful dancing palace.
 Carol Reed and his jazz band con 1 tinue to furnish music, guaranteeing the best in dance inspiration. Re- | treatments continue big feature with l the patrons of the temple of happiness E. S. Mayfield as dancing instructor 1 teaches all types of bah room dancing. Plaza
 l Harry Carey can always be depend ] ed upon to surround himself with a capable company of players and Blue l Streak Mccoy" his latest production ] now showing at the Plaza theater. is no exception. The principal roles are in the hands of Lila Leslie. Ruth Gold en, Ruth Royce, Reeves Eason, Charles Arling, Ray Ripley, Charles LeMoyne and Florence Hart