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Arizona republican., 1922-03-28
AMUSEM-NTS
RICHARDS GETS FINE
PICTURES ON COAST
FOR THEATERS HERE

"A veritable theatrical banquet serv-
ed IN many brilliant courses Is the
import OF the announcement from
Hlekards & Mace, in the productions
ana attractions booked by them for
early presentation at the Rialto and
Strahd theatres. MIR. Richards, who
Is IN Los Angeles, where he has been
1or the past ten days has finally
completed the details which has made
me announcement possible, and
through the arrangements, Phoenix
Will be given the opportunity for wit
Messing the leading picture produc-
tions OF the day-and at time when
they are literally revolutionizing the
motion picture industry throughout
the entire country.
a telegram received last night from
tSickards names a. lineup which re-
presents perhaps the greatest lineup
ever offered by two theaters in the
entire southwest, not even excluding
Los Angeles.
Starting with Saturday Night" the
Cecil b. DeMille sensation, which
plays the Rialto beginning Saturday,
that house will present the most inn
posing array II has offered since it
opened its doors last summer. and
they will follow in rapid succession.
ton; Sir James Barrie's beloved play,
Sentimental Tommy starring Gar !
eth Hughes, Mabel Haliaferro and
May McAvoys Peacock Alley" the
silmptuous production in which Mae
Murray is electrifying the entire
country Mary Pickford in Little
Lord F'auntelroy," by far her most
pretentious picture: Cecil b. DeMille's IS
production. Fools Paradise" said to
be without question the most elab-
orate picture to ever reach the screen :
Lionel Barrymore in his thriller.
Boomerang BilI': Gloria Swanson in
Her Husbands Trademark; Agnes
Ayres, in her first starring picture.
The Lane That Had No Turning"
from Sir Gilbert Parker's story: VIII
Rogers and Lila Lee in "Cne Glorious
Day: Betty Conpson in THE Green
Temptation" Dorothy Dalton and
Rudolph Valentino in Moran of the
Lady Lefty: Rudolph Valentino in
another Ibanez story, "Blood and
Sand; Gloria Swanson and Rudolph
Valentino in Beyond the Rocks. Z
Jack Holt and Bebe Daniels in wal
OF Paradise" filmed at Mesa and the
surrounding country: two Clara KIM
ball Young features. these are all
included in the attractions named in
richards wire.
The strand will feature William
Farnum's first picture since his re-
turn from abroad. trip made in the
interest of his health. Tom Mix's
first picture since his accident are
among the early attractions at that
house. Under the Black Flag" is
another great feature marked up for
the strand. This is the life story OF
the faYacnls Jesse James enacted bv
his son.
With this imposing array OF pic
lures, and with the regular diet OF
vaudeville at the Rialto, Phoenix has
much to look forward to.
Richards further states he is in
touch with several other special at
fractions which he hopes to line ur
for Phoenix before his return to the
city, full announcement OF which viii
likely be made public within the next
few days.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-28
ELKS DRILL TEAM
MINSTREL TONIGHT
At ELKS THEATER

Everything is in readiness Tor the
opening Of the Elks Drill Team MIN
stel tonight. The dress rehearsal
went over with a bang and from in
dications now this show is going to
be one Of the big events in amateur
circles this season. For home tai
ent show the Eiks Minstrel is with
out a doubt the best that has ever
been staged in Phoenix in recent
years.
One of the big features Of the min
strel is the Elks Drill Team Quartette.
These boys rendered a few numbers
at the Columbia theater Sunday
night and the management of the
house told everybody that this quar-
tette was the best singing male quar-
tette he has had in his theater for
some time past The patrons just
clamored for number after number
and If you do not believe this state
ment all you have to do is to witness
the minstrel in person and YOU will
join in the praise for this singing four.
The boys sing harmony absolutely
perfect and their selection Of songs
is of the minstrel variety and must
be heard to be appreciated.
Another feature of the minstrel is
the drill under the direction Of Cap
tain Russell an old officer Of the
regular army He has his men
trained down to the minute and the
five minutes of snappy drill these
men will so through will be worth
the price Of admission alone.
There will be five vaudeville acts
in the olio and Eddie Talbert has
picked five winners and you will
agree with the show committee when
you see the show that it is one of
the biggest things the EIks OF Phoe-
nix have ever staged.
Do not forget to see this minstrel
as the proceeds will go toward help
ing the Elks drill team to go to At
lantic City to compete for the prize
and bring the bacon home and help
to let the people know that Phoenix
is one of the real live towns of the
West and she viii always have to be
.reckoned with. And another thing it
will advertise Phoenix and also the
state. SO put your shoulder to the
wheel and help the drill team go TO
Atlantic City. and be one OF the home
folk that will be able to say / helped
the boys go East to bring home the
prize for the Elks drill team and
then you will know in your own heart
that you did your bit and besides
see a minstrel that is well worth the
price of admission.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-28

soldiers. and war workers. The
Americans first discovery is that his
sweetheart is In London, devoting her
talent to the entertainment of the
wounded veterans, and that discov-
cry takes him along a merry jour
ney: the cockney discovers his sweet
heart still loves him, and the duke
discovers a wonderful home to rob,
and proceeds to rob himself, and then
the denouement, when the tangled
threads are brought together in a
whirlwind Of fun and laughter.
The fact that Paramount sent the
entire companf to London to film the
comedy is another strong point in the
vlue of the production in that among
the many notables seen in the film
are the real Limehouse quarter made
famous in the Thomas Burke sto-
ries. showing the real Limehouse
wharf and vicinity; the mean streets
contiguous to Shadwell and Poplar,
the London Tower bridge, the Traf-
algar square. the Nelson column.
Whithall, Downing street. the Ma
tional gallery, Westminster abbey. the
Albert memorial in Hyde Park. Pic
adilly circus. the Bank of England,
the Royal exchange and the slums of
Whitechapel. Interesting views of
CHINATOWN are also SnOWHs dS az e
glimpses Of the famous estates ne.&
London. "The Live Ghosts" is a
charming and fascinating motion pic
ture value which comes with the
highest of recommendations and will
doubtless prove a brilliant event dur
ing this engagement at the Rialto.
Among the added attractions are the
first of THE Leather Pushers," the
filmed version of Winners famous
stories printed in Golfers weekly
and the International News Thurs
day brings the regular five act vaude-
vile road show to the Rialto for a
Arizona republican., 1922-03-28
SATURDAY NIGHT"
COMING TO R|ALTO

The Rialto announces the engage
ment starting this coming Saturday
of Cecil B. DeMille's striking photo
play sensation Saturday Night"
Released as a Paramount feature.
this is DeMille's first picture since
"The Affairs Of Anatol," and it is
said to eclipse from the point Of ap-
pointment. unusualness and thrills
anything the master director has be-
fore contributed to the silver screen.
Basing his story on theme writ
ten by Jeanie Macpherson. DeMille
has assembled stellar cast for its
Interpretation, and has incorporated
easily the most astonishing action he
has ever filmed. And as is usual
with every DeMille picture, he again
speaks the last word in elegant gowns
and elaborate appointment %hile
this picture gives him full sway in
the matter of contrast and splendid
Arizona republican., 1922-03-28

effects and comparisons. Some of
the scenes reach the ultimate in SEN
sationaI effets. The Coney Island
scenes are an EDUCATION in them
selves the cabaret scenes the mid
night jewellers the Halloween cele-
brations, the amazing bathing dance,
and then by way of direct contrast,
the scenes in the slums and among
the tenement dwellers, the squalor,
poverty. the drabness of the homes,
life in New York at the top and the
bottom on a romance that drives
Fifth avenue into Coney Island. And
with the beauty and the riot of color
and effective gorgeousness, the thrills
come as thunderbolts of dramatic
power. The realistic fire scene IN
the tenement house. ii has been said,
eclipses anything of this nature ever
before filmed. 1t is the personifica-
ton of realism and vividness. But
great as is this scene. the breath
stopping railroad trestle sequence
will likely prove the crowning thrill
of the entire production. In this
scene. Leatrice Joy. piqued at the
actions of her Nance. drives her au-
tomobile, against the wishes of her
chauffeur upon a railroad treStle. An
on rushing train traps them, and the
chauffeur daring death. rushes the
girl to the side of the trestle. seizes
her in one arm, while hanging TO the
outside of the trestle the couple
witness the passing of the flying
string of steel. see the crash when
it hits the automobile and as the car
is thrown to a million splinters, re-
alize the miraculous escape they
have made. This scene, it has been
said. is the most difficult bit of
screen work DeMille has ever at
tempted-certainly the most danger
ous-and easily the most thrilling
sight screen devotees have witnessed
for many day
The wonderful cast which DeMille
Arizona republican., 1922-03-28

two days run, with Cecil DeMtlle's
production Saturday Night" to fol-
low, starting Saturday.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-28

should serve, and in his dog instinct
he also scents the possibility Of re-
venge on the man he hates, by asso-
citation with those with whom Me
man associates. This brings the
story to the tremendous plane IL oc-
cupies ia the closing chapters. and IL
rushes swiftly TO a climax positive
W unique in screen possibility.
The final conquering by the dos. pf
the man he hates, and through this
fact serving those who had befIienu
ed him in a manner best suited 10
their welfare are epic chapters IN an
epoch marking screen drama a pro-
duction which Is proving more uni
versally satisfying than any picture
the Strand has played in months. The
added attractions are the Pathe News
and the comedy "After Bedtime"
Arizona republican., 1922-03-28

to the depths OF the Partisan under
world mire.
The fourth issue of Movie Chats.
the regular weekly issue Of the Lit
erary Digest Topics and a Snub Pol
lard comedy are other program num-
bers being offered at regular house
prices at Mauk's Columbia theater for
today and Wednesday only.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-28

"The Silent caIl"-strand
Capacity houses are the order OF
the day at the Strand during the
present engagement Of The Silent
Call" This is the wonder picture
which features "Strongheart" the
wonder dog 1t is so utterly differ
ent from any picture of this nature
to ever before reach the screen that
it is positively unique. II is the per-
feet blending of two romances, one
between lad and lassie and the 9TH
er between Strongheart. the famous
Belgian police dog, playing Flash"
and a wolf. While the picture is pri-
marily a massive drama of conflict
ing emotions in the human family,
the real star of the famous produc-
tion is the famous dog, whose un-
canny intelligence is already the talk
of the city. To all appearance, pos
itively unaware of any camera or hu-
man direction, the dog carries the
stellar role in manner most aston
ishing. Flash" as the story has it,
is half dog, half wolf. Torn between
the call of the human and the call OF
the pack, "Flash" finally surrenders
to the call of the wild. and we next
find him mating with a wolf. In this
phase of the story, the intelligence
of the dog is a revelation to screen
followers. No romance between man
and woman was ever more tenderly
revealed than this romance between
Flash" and the wolf But the stern
mark of the humans cruelty is again
visited upon Flash" and his mate
and whelps are killed This brings
him to the stern realization that his
mission is not with the wolves. but
with those whose nature intended he
Arizona republican., 1922-03-28

has assembled includes Leatrice JOY,
Conrad Nagel. Theodore Roberts,
Edith Roberts. Jack Mower, Sylvia
Ashton, Winter Hall, Julia Faye,
Lucier. Litchfield. Betty Francisco.
Lillian leighton. John Davidson
Edythe Chapman. Zelma Maja and
host OF players Of equal prominence.
A complete line of added attractions
viii feature the presentation, and the
Rialto is early urging attendance
during the matinee screenings.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-28
HXLAN RAPs BANKER

CHICAGO, March 26.-John n.
Hylan. mayor of New York. in a
speech before q meeting of the
knights of Columbus tonight charged
that "a little coterie Of international
bankers virtually run the United
States for their own selfish inter-
ests."
Arizona republican., 1922-03-28
HEAVIEST WOMAN DIES

CALIFORNIA. Mo, Mar 26--Mrs.
Henry Niehaus. believed to have been
the heaviest woman in the state. is
dead at her home here. Mrs. Me
haus. who was 30 years old, weighed
500 mounds
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-01
sKoNCILY sA vAKAcIE.

high school bude vas pc vasej
smrti - ked uz bude mat rozum
~ pozehnavat "a to, ze ste mu po-
skytli vysokoskolskd vychoyu, ze
ste mu zanechali viac, ako vel Ike
penazne dedictvo.
Tohto leta mnohoG slovenskych
chlapcov a dieveat skoneilo cir
kevne alebo puhlicne skoly. Radi
by: SINE boil, keby vsetci pokraeo-
vail ma vyssfch skolach v uceni.
No je to mnohym rodicom nemoz-
ne. Ale aspon desat' percent z gra-
duovanych by malo fst' ma Tyssie
skoly. .Nasa tunajsia kolonia surne
potrebuje' slovenskych lekarov,
slovenskych bankarov, inzinierov,
chemikov, pravotarov, profeserov
a inych vysoko ueenych l'udi. Slo-
vensky l'ud tuna odkazany je SO
vsetkym ma cudzich. V oceliarnach
pracuje pod dirigovanim cudzich
l'udi. V mestskcj sprave nemame
ami jedneho zastupcu, politike
habkame, v spolocenskom zivote
sa triedime a odcudzujeme jeden
druhemu, a to vsetko preto, ze ne
name dostatok vyssie ucenych l'u
di, tych par co name, nestaei ns
vsetko.
Pol'a je dost'. Ale keby SINE a,
mali prebytok intelligence, ia 81
neztrati. Ma okoli, ktore je bohat'
ma slovenske kolonie, by mohli st
uplatnovat' ii, ktori by boil zvys
nj. A tax by sa sirila slava koloni'
youngstownskych Slovakov po ce
lei Amerike.
Rodicia, ktorl ste sa zamestna
vail myslienkou dat svojich sy
nov ma vyssie skoly, nedajte s.
odklonit' cd svojho lmyslu, leb
|je to umysel nielen vel'm krasny
ale al prakticky .odmenu dona
Sajuci.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-01

Skolske vakacie sa skoncily. I'll
sice drobnych deti, zijdcich cez
yakacie bez starosti a hrajlcich
sa pred domacnost 'ami rodicov
svojim detskym sposobom, "a
priahnute je zaeinajdcim skol-
skym rokom do vazneho zamest-
mania, plneho starosti' a trapenia
pre- ich hlavicky: do ucenia. Ked
81 vzpomenieme ma svoje skolske
roxy, vieme sa wit do ich myslie-
nok. Tieto deti majd svoj vlastny
svet, syoje nahl lady nan a svoje
sposoby zitia. Skolu povazujd ga
,nutne zlo, kde "a niekol'ko hodin
kazdodenne musej1 byt' v ticho-
sti, drzat' sd poriadne poclvat'
pozorne yysvetlovanie uciteliek,
co sa ich neposednymi zivymi
povahami ma ziaden pad nesrov-
nava. Kazde to diet'a prechovava
v sebe tajnn tdhu: elm skorej wy
chodit' skolu, ably vyrastlo, aby sa
ratalo "a nieco, ably bolo neodvisle,
aby nemuselo Wac posldchat' uci-
tel'ky, ale robit a konat tax, a.
ko sa jemu pasi. Diet'a totiz ne.
vie, ze S vekom rastd jeho zodpo.
vednosti, ze tie jeho dobre zlate
easy, prezite medzi 3. 4 6. rokom
sa nikdy Wac nenayratia.
Pre- ttto detskn ambiciu elm
skor vychodit' skolu nachodi So
tax malo chlapcov, ochotnych po
kraeovat v svojich stndiach, ably
dosiahli vyssieho povolania. PR
tnto ambiciu mnohi rodicia DAFT
sa odhovorit' odklonit' svojin
diet at 'om cd 1myslu, ably no dal
ma vyssie skoly. Preto tn chcemt
zdoraznit' slovenskym rodieom ,
Youngstown ma okoli: nedajt'
sa odklonit cd svojho zameru nj
kym a nicim; ked' sa vas syn do
bre ucil publicnej alebo cifkey
nei skole, bude sa dobre ucit '
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-01
LITERATuRA.

"Drskhla'', roman tajnostf. Ma
pfsal Bram Stoker. HeloAl st.
Jasny. Stran 355. Cena $1.00. Ma
kladom a tlacou "Obrany'', P. O.
Box 551, Scranton, Pa.
Slovenska romanoya literat1ra
Ease obohatena bola ,jednym pre-
kladom St. Jasneho, ddsial' naju-
siloypejsieho ' tom smere zpome'
|dzi vsetkych smerickp-slovep-
|skych spisoyatel'ov. Jeho pesled.
ny preklad je roman chyrneho spi'
sovatel'a, v ktorom opisovane ST
romantic tajnesti . x&Aady gam
kl gr6fa Drakulu sedMohrsd.
sk4, pFiGam strst&Me 50 isppisom
|Sl0y&kov a ieh vlastnosti.
Roman je zaujimavy sd zaciat-
ku do konca, plta 9 poncpie. Te-
Sine Sa z Dhphatenl sloyepskel
literatdry vydayatel 'styo j pre-
kladsteP zasluhujl plnsho uzna.
MIA . odmeny Cd slcyenskeho obe'
censtya tyfaa, re roman :chytro roz'
berie. .
Sloyakom q Z Youngstown tento
|roman vrele odpordc canae, :spo pr.
|pade sho pre- mich OBJ edaame.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-01
O sAMosPRAvE sLovENsKA.

(Pokracoyanie.)>

Prve ol'by zdaly by sa protire-
cit tomu, lez nesmieme zabldat'
ze prve vol'by konaly So "a neo.
bycajne mimoriadnych okolnosti,
v akych al nalada, smysl 'anie l'u-
du je mimoriadne. Je bez otazky,
ze keby politicke strany agitoya-
ly medzi l'udom "a samospravu
bez toho, ze by l'ud zijlci slkrom-
ny verejny ziyot q tieto diva Il
voty srovnavajlci sam nevolal po
samosprave, dnes samospfave by
nikto nevedel. Je pravda, re slovn
samosprava, alebo, ako sa vseo-
becne hovori tautonomia' nauci-
tly l'ud politicke strany, ale vte-
dy, ked' sa toto sloyo prvy raz Wy
poyedalo, smysel sloya Dol uz da-
vno v srdei q myslienke l'udu.
* t0mu tOtiz netreba nijakej stat
nickel, ami politiekej m1drosti, a
by niekto prisiel ma tt myslienku,
ze syoje veci ma 81 sprsvovat'
sam, najma vtedy, ked' mu ieh
my sprayovat' neyie.
Teda nemozno tvrdit', lie my,
slienka ssmospravy je ma sloven-
sku vesobecna, lcbo ju hl&sajd
politicks strany, ale naopak, pre-,
20 50 politicks strany, majdce y
programe samosprayu, mohutns .
30 dna M den So vzmahaj JUICE, le,
DO myslienka samospr6vy je mo-
h,ltnA, tssobecp&. Ate dnss ak8,
kol'vsk peiitickl strans ~ Slo.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-01
vseobecna pricina.

Ked re je fakt, ze ma Slovensku
po prevrate o samospraye vobec
sa nehovorilo a dnes celyy zivot to-
ei sa okolo tejto otazky, mimo-
vol me poniika 50 otazka, V com
vazf prfcins zmohutnenia tejto
myslienky.
Mnohf hovoria, ze agitacie poll.
tickych stran. Treba oprayit' tu-
to mienku tom smysle, ze ME
preto hlasajn politicke strany sa-
mospravu, lebo sa i'm to TAX paci,
ale preto, iebo l'ud to cd mich zia-
da. Politika je totiz verejny Ii
yot. Verejny zivot vsak zaklada
So M sdkremnom, ma zivote jed
notliycoy. Verejny ziyot, ktory by
nerespektoval sdkromneho, vsed-
neho ,zivota, neobstal by ami p
hsdin. Keby nejaka politicka stra-
M, ktora tedy hra verejnu rollu,
ustsyicne hoyorila 0 nejakych kriy
d&ch tu q tam pachanych q tieto
krivdy by boly len yymyslene, ME
konkr6tne nedokazane, l'ud by
tskejto politickei strane iste a
ri poGut' nechcel. Nemyslime 81,
ze l'ud sa do bez vsetkej prfciny
klsmstvom zay6dzat'. Najmi ms
lsnd siovensky, hocako je politi.
cky zsostalj, ma vsl'mi bystr5
zrsk, VI vel mi r5cals ysci spra-
vne poznavat' ! ksnilu4svat,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-09-01
GEsKO OsLOVENSKA TLACOvA .KANCELARIA A
CUDzoJAZY0NA INFoRMA0NA sLUzBA, y


stavenie vlastneho jeho plodu. O.
vsem, kazdeho slovenskeho novi-.
nara lsilfm je, ably svoj casopis
zdokonalil. Ked'ze slovensky no
vinar usiiuje sa 20 svojich novln
vytvorit ten najdokonalejsi caso-
pis, ako potom pride ku tomu, a.
by propagacne clanky, ktor6 urce-
ne sd ku istym ciel 'om, ktore u
verejnuje zdarma, ku ich opravam
zabil hodny kus syojho draheho
casu9 Ia taketo vonkajsie pomo-
cky, propagacne clanky, povazu-
jem zprayy Cesko-Sloyenskej Tia
covej Uradoyne CudzojazyGnej
Informacnej Sluzby. Prva vydr-
ziavana je cesko-slovenskou Via
dou, druha je polovladna ustano-
Wien, sllziaca hlayne ku ameri-
kanizacnym ciel 'om cudzincov.
Cesko-Slovenskej Tlacoyej Ura-
down. nacim priznat' ak1-takii
sriadenost'. Kon& neocenitel' ne
sluzby Wade, ktorej poverenim
propagacne clanky yydaya. Pro
spieva al l'udu, ktory prisposobu-
je a yychoyaya pre- move pomery,
oboznamuje vecmi, pohybom,
ktore pre- ysestraand zaujatost' a
nedostatok casi slovensky noyi-
mar zoyrubne podat by nemohol.
AySak propagacne clanky C.-S. T.
U. mnoho krat' sostavene a nam
podane sl tax, ze potrebujd znac-
nych opraT, vyplnenie sloy a pra-
vopisnych chyb. Tomuto dalo by
sa odpom6ct', keby pri sloven-
skom oddeleni tejta hradovne "a
mestnany Dol zodpovedny pocet
Slovakev, kteri by slovensk1 rec
q pravopis dplne cvladali, alebo
znali aspon spravne odpisovat'.
Horsie sa to ma S Cudzojazys-
nou Informacnou Sluzbou (F. u,
I. S., ktora sldzi ku amerikani-
! "a !.
zacnym ciel'om cudzincov, yydr-
ziavana je eiastocne americkou
vladou q Am. terv. Krizom. Je
nepopieratel'ne, ze uverejnovanfm
jej prepas4cayyeA slkakev sloven-
ske noviny ciel ten napomahaj1,
lteda konsja vlasteneck1 sluSbu.
"Obrane" mnsho krSt' dosly tn,
k6 aapky tejto lFadoyps, ze aA-
molly hyt' y6bec upetpebeas. Ka
lpFfklsdp. Cl5nok "AmegiGanis
sesko4loyenskeho ,psvedu'' ppds-
ny nsu Dol y tskei nesdvislej, Ska.
tredej sleyencine. ze ksby sme ha
boil chceli rupo |, pusel by
lbEt' 'ixapsa psei isiass ! spdsloksn,
1sens na1ts ! nste js6r sdsesh Isl
laeh y !" obrany sasu nsbolo,
Pfipojenj el6pok q TyfusR" j.
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