Arizona republican., 1922-01-04
ADJUSTMENTS
TWO BIG FEATURES
HOLD OVER TODAY
AT RIALTO THEATER

Two sparkling attractions hold over
at the Rialto this date. The second
10y Of the most charming dramatic
story Of the mid-winter season, "The
Child Thou Gavest Me-" proved as
predicted a wonderful magnet for
those who really care for the bigger
things in pictures. The story is such
a departure from the commonplace
that 1t deserves more than ordinary
place in film records. The tale Of this
girl who Gone day) after her marriage
is found by the bridegroom fondling
little child, and when she confesses
that it is her baby, and that further
more she does not know who is the
father of the child, there breaks on
the screen a situation that has had no
parallel in silver sheet history.
This bride of day, with baby of
whom she swears she does not know
the father, despite the fact that she is
the haby's mother, is indeed unique.
The male, always Jealous, demands to
know the name of the man, and
swears to kill the one responsible
OF course he suspects the friend of
the girl and himself, whom he knows
loved the wife before the marriage.
His anger knows no bounds. Then
follows a story that simply startles
with its realism. The punch of this
tale is when this male, mad with the
lust that incites the husband who
thinks he has been cheated, that his
wife has been false; the anger of the
man who thinks that his best friend
has proven his worst enemy, is raised
to the breaking point, and then comes
the denouement. Such a denoue-
a k<,Ix
breath, for the father of the child is
made known for the first time to the
woman and the man at the same mo-
ment. 1t is too big to spoil by tell
ing in advance, but if the film fan has
never thrilled in a picture this scene
alone will grip him.
AS if this were not enough, the
management of the Rialto has Sc
cured for three days, starting this
afternoon, the first and only genuine
motion pictures of the mud game of
football at San Diego, when the hardy |
Wildcats" our own fighting pigskin |
squad from the state university, bat |
tied the fastest and greatest team in
all the East, the Praying Colonels."
This game, which gave the University |
of Arizona a place on the sport map |
of the country, was flashed around |
the world and this will be the only
local slowing of the picture. 1t will |
be served with "The Child Thou |
Gavest Me" and the whole will be
spiced by the clever singing of Miss
Florence Midgley,. who will change
her numbers for the coming of this
feature.
George J. Hayes at the giant Wur-
liter, with Carol Reeds snappy
band, will render the smart song hit,
Somewhere" This song was writ
ten in Phoenix by Earl Abel and
promises to become one Of the best
sellers OF the year. 1t is already be-
ing featured by the song birds of the
big centers and Phoenix will have a
chance to hear this splendid musical
combination render 1t jointly for the
rest Of this engagement.
The film, THE Child Thou Gavest
Me-" has arrived and will positively
be shown today at the Rialto theater.
es Animal Picture Coming
Tomorrow there opens at the
Strand and remains for three days
the most talked of animal picture
ever made. 1t is styled Miracles of
the Jungle" and the making of the
picture was one Of the biggest film
achievements Of the past year.
In this picture, which is truly one
of wild beasts, lions, tigers, leopards,
elephants, apes. gorillas are used for
the basis of the story, but there are
also many clever men and women
actors in the taking of the startling
adventure story which Is found in the
telling Of this animal studded yarn.
1t is flash of adventure through |
the wilds of Africa with two detec-
tives looking for criminal and the
hunt brings out all kinds of stunts.
The detectives find pretty white
girl, played by charming Junita
Hansen, and who IS in the power of
a VILLA uhn iratends To q hdl1nA hnr