Arizona republican., 1922-03-24
ADJUSTMENTS
SPANISH DRAMA IS
COMING TO ELKS

Brandon Brothers are pleased to
announce the appearance at the Elks
theater for limited engagement of
q company of superior merit playing
q repertoire OF high class comedies
and dramas, with change OF play
each night for five nights beginning
tonight, Friday, March "a, with a
magnificent production of one of the
most intense Spanish dramas ever
written, "Magda,'' by Herman Lu-
derlnan. The company numbers 25
and has been recommended to Bran
don Brothers as one of the best Span
ish companies, direct from Mexico
city Mexico and the cleverest Span
ish company that has ever toured
America.
Through information from reliable
sources, Brandon Brothers take
pleasure in strongly recommending
the Maria 7. Montoya company to
their patrons and the lovers of better
anausements and the really artistic
In comedies and dramas. The COM
spany will be seen in a new play each
might and will play at family prices
well within the reach of all.
Double Bill at Columbia
Johnny Hines in "Burn En- Up
Barnes" and the Chrouch brothers
In musical and singing act par ex-
Gellence are feature attractions on a
big double program being offered at
Mauks Columbia theater today and
Saturday. Regular house prices hold
for this value. The Chrouch broth
sergsa are entertainers of the first rank.
Their harmony singing is as good
bit OF music as has appeared on any
vaudeville program in Phoenix in
months AS banjo stringers they are
in q class by themselves, the whole
combining to make one Of the most
pleasing vaudeville numbers the Co
:lun1bia theater has ever offered.
Burn En- Up Barnes" the feature
screen attraction, is a delightful COM
edy that aboundS in thrills and
laughs. Mr.. Hines has the role Of
speed mad youth and automobile
racing enthusiasts will find it thor
oughly to their liking. Winsome
Betty Carpenter is the leading wom-
an and tho supporting cast includes
such artists as Edmund Breese,
George F'awcett, J. Barney Sherry,
Matthew Belts. Julia Swayne Cor
don and Dorothy Leeds. A love
story of especial charm is inter-
twined. 1t is the story OF a rich
Young man who had to become poor
to appreciate wealth and to strive
to regain it's possession. A sizzling
red. blooded story that tingles with
rivalry and danger--that strews a
thousand smiles along the road to
happiness.
IA Monte Banks comedy and spe-
cial music program by the Columbia
orchestra are other numbers that
make the Columbia offering today
and Saturday one of unusual enter
tainment value.
AThe Golden GaIIowsr-Strand
Miss Dupont will hold the Strand
screen over today and tomorrow. pre-
senting "The Golden Gallows." her
first picture since she scored so
heavily in the leading feminine role
in Foolish Wives The Golden
GalIows" is q very appealing theat-
rical story, which deals with the ro-
nance Of a chorus girl. A chance OPP
portunity lifts her to the pinnacle
OF stardom. and she is the favorite
Of the theater, and with her fellow
members OF the company. Her
sweetheart, the scion Of a proud Bos-
tom family, is elated over her success,
but looks with disfavor on the grow
ing interest manifested toward her by
A wealthy cIubman. AS matter OF
fact the clubman has sought to buy
her favor, but is severely rebuked
for his efforts. Brought to his senses,
he becomes one of her best friends.
Al sudden illness and his consequent
death reveals the fact that the bulk
OF his fortune has been left to the
crstwhile chorus girl. The bequest,
AT first blessing, becomes a burden,
for rumors fly thick and fast that the
strange will is the result Of good
cause, and the name of the star and
the deceased clubman are linked in
llnsavory scandal. This reaches the
ears OF her sweetheart, and, disgust
ed. he leaves the country. The
chorus girl is bound to right the
wrong, not only to her own reputa-
ton but to the memory of the man