anaheim-bulletin 1955-07-07

Open Great World Theater This Friday The Great World Theater opens Thursday for a seven night production at the Chapman college in Orange. Dates are July 8, 9, 10, 15, 16, 17 and 22 with curtain time set for 8:30 p.m. "The Great World Theater" is a 17th century classic written by Calderon de la Barca. During the hour and a half of the play, the story tells of a man acting out his role on earth before the eyes of God. Based on the theme of "All the world's a stage," the message of the masterpiece is timeless. The lines, though 300 years old, seem to be written for the world today. Campus Staging The play will be staged in the front of Chapman college in Orange with the administration building and the classical scenery of the campus as a background. Elaborate lighting has been installed to give the necessary effects and, for the first time on any outdoor stage in Southern California, stereophonic sound will be used. A cast of over 100 actors, all interested volunteer actors from Orange County, will be involved in this gigantic production. All seats for the seven performances are reserved and seats are priced at $1.10, $1.65 and $2.20. Tickets may be bought at the college any day of the performance or any day at the Orange Community Chamber of Commerce or at the Anaheim SQR Store. Baton Music Store; Fullerton Music Store; La Habra Hardware; Mission Drug and Delmar Pharmacy in Garden Grove, Rexall Drug at Yorba Linda. Bal D'Elegance Ovations Salute Stokowski Appointment of Leopold Stokowski as music director and conductor of the Pacific Coast Music Festival will be saluted at the Bal d'Elegance, July 8 at the Coral Casino of Santa Barbara's Blitmore hotel. Invitations are out to select music-loving society leaders from coast to coast for the white tie and red carpet affair which will contribute to the success of America's newest symphony orchestra. In addition to the four Stokowski concerts to be held on the weekends of Sept. 10-11 and Sept. 17-18, a full week of musical and artistic events is planned by the Pacific Coast Music Festival association. Final arrangements have been completed for evenings of outstanding chamber music by the famous Paganini Quartet booked for two performances, and the Musart Quartet for another. Here and There Dana George Kirkelle, two month old has found a wonderful home with his adopted parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Kirkelle Jr. of 509 Hawthorne St. He is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. George Kirkelle Sr. of Anaheim and Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Haan of Aplington, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Avalos of 308 East Sycamore St. are the parents of a daughter born at the Orange County hospital on June 28. Mrs. Mary Knight of East Wilhelmina Street entertained nine members of the Margaret Lauritzen Association, composed of past matrons of year 1950 of OES chapters in Orange County. Lunchleon was shared with the remainder of the time spent in visiting. Attending from Anaheim was Mrs. Gladys Woodward. The deputy grand matron of this district, Mrs. Doris Niblack, attended. The hostess is a past matron of the Yorba Linda chapter. Registered in the Arnold Blunk family book is the name of their infant daughter born at St. Joseph In addition to the four Stokowski concerts to be held on the weekends of Sept. 10-11 and Sept. 17-18, a full week of musical and artistic events is planned by the Pacific Coast Music Festival association. Final arrangements have been completed for evenings of outstanding chamber music by the famous Paganini Quartet booked for two performances, and the Musart Quartet for another two. For the second year, the Roger Wagner Chorale will present a concert. DRESS PROBLEM: So dainty...So chic in every line! How can we keep it that way? Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Higgenbotham of 600 South Emily St. are the parents of a son born on the Fourth of July at the Santa Ana Community hospital. Miss Catherine Heinz, consultant on libraries for the United Hospital of New York City returned Sunday evening to her work via American Air Lines. Miss Heinz came to California to attend the wedding of her brother, Thomas A. Heinz. She enjoyed a two week stay with her mother, Mrs. William J. M. Heinz of 805 Cottonwood Circle, and other relatives. She is attending the convention of the American Library Association in session this week at Philadelphia. The M. John Laituris are receiving congratulations on the birth of their daughter at St. Joseph hospital on July 2. Walter May, father of Mrs. J. J. Schneider, died at the home of his daughter, at Pennyan, New York this past weekend. Burial services were Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Riefell of 3373 Fort Independence St., New York, are announcing the birth of their third child and first son, David Alan, born this past weekend at a hospital in Yonkers. Mrs. Riedell will be remembered as Edna Wheat. Denny and Joan are the names of the two sisters of David, and his aunt is Mrs. Mary Jane Pfell of West Lincoln Avenue. The Thad S. Samuels of Mossler Street welcomed another new citizen to Anaheim when their daughter was born at Hoag Memorial hospital on July 2. Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Keith and family are vacationing at a well known resort such as Henry’s Lake in Idaho and Yellowstone. They ex- SOLUTION: Sanitone DRY CLEANING The Sanitone way is the gentle way with fine fabrics yet it is amazingly thorough. It not only gets out ALL the dirt but it restores the original look and feel of the cloth—makes it drape better and hold a press and stay new looking longer. It's the best "swank insurance" money can buy, yet costs no more than ordinary dry cleaning. Call for service today. Sesma CLEANERS FOR SERVICE Shopping Center, KE 5-0532 East Alpha Beta Branch Call Office—Call Office and Plant—130 Elm St., KE 5-3819 and his aunt is Mrs. Mary Jane Pfeil of West Lincoln Avenue. The Thad S. Samuels of Mossler Street welcomed another new citizen to Anaheim when their daughter was born at Hoag Memorial hospital on July 2. Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Keith and family are vacationing at a well known resort such as Henry's Lake in Idaho and Yellowstone. They expect to be gone one month. The trip affords Mrs. Keith an opportunity to paint landscapes. She is a member of the Orange County Art Association. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Rivera of Santa Marla are the parents of a son born at the Orange County hospital on July 1. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Horn returned home Monday night after a two weeks visit with relatives in Lansing, Mich. They stayed with the two brothers and sister of Curtis Horn, whom he has not seen for 27 years. Their trip was made by American Airlines. 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