anaheim-daily-herald 1921-11-05

Anaheim Elks' Christmas Charity Show Musical Comedy "Miss Dolly Dimples" 250—Local People—250 21—Musical Hits—21 12—Big Choruses—12 Swell Costumes— Catchy Songs Clean, Fresh, Sparkling Comedy "Dolly Dimples" will be the decided hit of the theatrical year. See the Summer Girls and Boys Hear "Long Lane" The Italian and Indian Choruses Girls You Know Town and County Mrs. John Pearce of Colorado Springs is the guest of Mrs. Evaline Sinclair of South Olive street. —Witman, Eyesight specialist—Adv. Miss Jeanette Jessurum is the guest of her parents over the week-end. If it's from Witman's it's good—Adv. Miss Maxine Schumacher of Los Angeles is a patient in the Anaheim sanitarium. —Lawson Gas Heaters are absolutely odorless. Stroup-Barnes Furniture Co. Miss Antoinette Friend of Los Angeles visited with friends in Anaheim last night. —Lawson Gas Heaters are absolutely odorless. Stroup-Barnes Furniture Co. The Heffner's orchestra played at Pomona last night. —Amack & Sanderson, chiropractors, 148 West Center street—Adv. Malcolm Fraser transacted business in Los Angeles today. —Lawson Gas Heaters are absolutely odorless. Stroup-Barnes Furniture Co. Miss Elizabeth Mang is a patient at the Anaheim sanitarium. —Mary E. Coons, Notary Public, 120 N. Los Angeles St. Phone 7:20—Adv. W. T. Walker of Montebello is a patient in the Anaheim sanitarium. —Witman for good jewelry—Adv. Theodore Wright has returned from a pleasure and business trip to Philadelphia. —Lawson Gas Heaters are absolutely odorless. Stroup-Barnes Furniture Co. Miss Ruth Coons was the guest of friends in Los Angeles last night. —Lawson Gas Heaters are absolutely odorless. Stroup-Barnes Furniture Co. Mr. and Mrs. W. Wadsworth have returned from a honeymoon spent at Santa Barbara. Mr. Wadsworth owns orange land in Anaheim and expects to locate here. Miss Mildred Lichenstein of River-side will be the week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs. M. Lichenstein. They will motor to Long Beach Sunday. Miss Meyers, teacher at the Cressy Miss Grant on the week-end Holland. HEM —Expert work on I reline coats Parks, Anaheim Center. Phones Andrew Howe Santa Barbara Judge Howard Mr. and Mrs son Donald, Harold to eVntura Su visit with the city. RE —We wash, pe autos, install co clean your motoc call for and ret Phone 372J. —Adv. PROGRAM TO BE NEXT "The Right To Be A Pageant" to be Temple Tuesday 9, under the au School Convention Religious Educ Spirit of Relie the Home—Miss Christian Family Father—Mr. Mother—Mr Children—Do ret Moore, Thelm Interlocutor—A SC Evil Spirits In The Arch Destiny "Dolly Dimples" will be the decided hit of the theatrical year. See the Summer Girls and Boys Hear "Long Lane" The Italian and Indian Choruses Girls You Know California Theatre Monday Night Nov. 14 Seat Sale opens Thursday, Nov. 10 at Heying's Pharmacy. Admission $1.00, Reserved Seats $1.50. Acid proof ink is the thing for writing checks, but a soft lead pencil is safest on love letters. California Theatre Anaheim Last Times Today A Wonderful Program "No Woman Knows" ALSO That Splendid Musical Duo "A Wonderful Program "No Woman Knows" The Amazing Story of told in a great picture DIRECTED BY TOD BROWNING HERE is marvelously pictured the drama of a woman's battle with the world. Caught in a whirlpool of desperate experiences, she is finally swamped by the cross-currents of love and swept to the crest of happiness. It's a great picture—don't miss it! ALSO That Splendid Musical Duo "The California Musical Pair" Those Two Brilliant Misses Also A Crashing Comedy You'll Like It! Hear The Mighty Wurlitzer IT WILL PAY YOU TO BUY IN ANAHEIM County Topics Colorado Evaline t. Adv. guest end. Adv. of Los Anaheim solutely sure Co. Los Anaheim solutely sure Co. bayed at ractors v. business solutely sure Co. client at alc. 120 is a paum. adv. d from to Philsolitely sure Co. nest of right. solutely sure Co. have event at own's expects River-vest of They day. press Miss Grant of Los Angeles will be the week-end guest of Mrs. W. B. Holland. HEMSTITCHING Expert work, immediate delivery. I reline coats, suits, furs. Mme. Parks, Anaheim Dye Works, 217 W. Center. Phone 167J. Adv. Andrew Howard of Santa Maria in Santa Barbara is the guest of his uncle Judge Howard for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dickenson and son Donald, Harold Harling will motor to eVntura Sunday where they will visit with the Misses Barker of that city. REMEMBER We wash, polish and glaze your autos, install compressor and spray to clean your motor, dress your top. We call for and return cars. 135 Elm St Phone 372J. C. E. Ingraham, Prop. Adv. PROGRAM OF PAGEANT TO BE GIVEN HERE NEXT TUESDAY "THE RIGHTS OF THE CHILD" Pageant to be given at the White Temple Tuesday evening, November 9, under the auspices of the Sunday School Convention. SCENE I Religious Education in the Home. Spirit of Religious Education in the Home—Miss Alice Pannier. Christian Family— Father—Mr. Zimmerman. Mother—Mrs. S. L. Moore. Children—David Collins, Margaret Moore, Thelma Zimmerman. Interlocutor—Alfred Bonney. SCENE II Evil Spirits In the Home—The Arch Destroyer of Homes..... Marguerate Twinem School Convention. SCENE I Religious Education in the Home. Spirit of Religious Education in the Home—Miss Alice Pannier. Christian Family—Father—Mr. Zimmerman. Mother—Mrs. S. L. Moore. Children—David Collins, Margaret Moore, Thelma Zimmerman. Interlocutor—Alfred Bunney. SCENE II Evil Spirits in the Home—The Arch Destroyer of Homes.... Marguerate Twinem The Spirit of Neglect—Theresa Siewert. The Spirit of Falsefood—Marie Twinem. The Spirit of Temper—Selma Heine. The Spirit of Selfishness and Intolerance—Bernadine Schlosser. The Spirit of Cruelty—Sarah Fay. SCENE III Spirit of Religious Education in the Community—Alice Pannier. Enslaved Children—The Three Magi: Mrs. Cortz Hoskins. Mrs. Walter Stokes. Mr. E. A. Collins. Easter Children—Boys' Glee Club. Spirit of Child Welfare—Miss Keuhl. Spirit of Education—Sarah Fay. Spirit of Supervised Play—Mr. Alfred Bonney. Spirit of the City Beautiful—Mrs. L. E. Sutherland, accompanied by Blue Birds, Junior Red Cross, Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts. Pageant Musicians—Mrs. Eugene Durfee ... Soprano Mrs. D. H. Evans ... Soprano Mrs. A. L. Kneip ... Contralto Mrs. C. Dunham ... Contralto Mr. M. Eugene ... Tenor Mr. H. L. Lewis ... Tenor Mr. A. L. Kneip ... Bass Mr. C. Dunham ... Bass Soprano Solo—Prayer... Mrs. M. Eugene Durfee, The Holy City ... Mrs. A. A. May Trumpeter ... Mr. Plepe Heralds ... Mr. Willard Binley and Mr. Donald Sehman. Accompaniest, Mr. D. Hamilton Evans, Assistant accompanist, Mrs. Geo. H. Goodale. Director of Music, Mrs. C. A. McCullah Director of Pageant—Mrs. E. A. Collins, assisted by Miss Eleanor Parker. Committee on Costumes—Mrs. George Goodale Mrs. E. B. Segerstrom. Mrs. E. W. Baum. Mrs. W. Wagner. Mrs. J. K. Langdon. Mrs. H. H. Hoskins. Assisting in Directing—Miss Eleanor Parker. Mrs. Charles Fay. Miss Margaret Keuhl. Mrs. W. Wagner. Mrs. George Ross. Mrs. E. W. Baum. Committee on Platform and Lights— OLDSMOBILE CAR SETS CREDITABLE SPEED RECORD Humming a perfect tune—the kind of a motor song that means mechanical harmony—a stock Oldsmobile Twin Four from the J. W. Leavitt and Company of San Francisco established a creditable bit of automobile speed history last Suncay over the boards of the Cotati speedway. One thousand consecutive miles in 899 minutes. this means an average of 66.66 2-3 miles per hour. The beauty of the whole test was the manner in which the car responded to the tremendous strain put upon it by the drivers. At no time in the whole run was it necessary to adjust a part or to remove the hood, the motor running smoothly and rhythmically without halt or complaint. It was necessary, of course, to change drivers in the course of the test, and because of this factor the pilots were obliged to maintain a running speed of practically 71 miles an hour. In the early stages or the race against time a tackle fog settled down over the speedway shrouding the trackboard... Committee on Costumes—Mrs. George Goodale. Mrs. E. B. Segerstrom. Mrs. E. W. Baum. Mrs. W. Wagner. Mrs. J. K. Langdon. Mrs. H. H. Hoskins. Assisting in Directing—Miss Eleanor Parker. Mrs. Charles Fay. Miss Margaret Keuhl. Mrs. W. Wagner. Mrs. George Ross. Mrs. E. W. Baum. Committee on Platform and Lights—Mr. Charles McCaullah. Mr. F. M. Gibbs. Mr. Warren Mathis. Mr. N. R. Phillips. Committee on Decorations—Miss Laura Schultz. Miss Opal BeWitt. Miss Gretchen Twinem. Mr. Alfred Bonney. Mr. Clifford Elliott. All participating are from the Evangelical, Presbyterian and Methodist churches, Junior Red Cross, Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts. Costumes and accessories furnished by—Falkensteins. S. Q. R. The Penny Store. The Woolworth Co. Abram's Stationery Co. RADIO Equipment We have everything for wireless work. ANAHEIM IGNITION DEPOT 218 S. Los Angeles St., Anaheim CHESTABLE SPEED RECORD Humming a perfect tune—the kind of a motor song that means mechanical harmony—a stock Oldsmobile Twin Four from the J. W. Leavitt and Company of San Francisco established a creditable bit of automobile speed history last Suncay over the boards of the Cotati speedway. One thousand consecutive miles in 899 minutes. Such is the record set up by the Olds, running from the eerie hour of 1:05 o'clock in the morning up to the first hint of twilight at 4:05 o'clock in the late afternoon. In cold figures Fairyland Theatre Anaheim’s Popular Playhouse Do Not Miss “Live and Let Live” A Story That Appeals See This Play by All Means PRICES—10c; 25c; Plus Tax. ng Sunday William L. Hart S. HART 3 WORD BRAND HART 3 WORD BRAND ALSO NOVELTY THREE" illiant Hawaiian Musical Act ifornia Anaheim average of 66.66 2-3 of the whole test was which the car respondendous strain put upon ers. At no time in the s it necessary to adremove the hood, the smootly and rythhalt or complaint. It of course, to change course of the test, and factor the pilots were contain a running speed 1 miles an hour. stages or the race thick tule fog settled speedway shrouding head lamps, cut through the fog in the stretch was it possible to see all that was going on. To negotiate the turns of the track and to keep in the course required considerable skill but the manner in which the car was handled at this time speaks highly for the work of its drivers. In commenting upon last Sunday's run, A. D. Plughoff, general manager of the J. W. Leavitt and Company, said: "Sunday's run on the speedway at Cotati proved conclusively all that has been claimed for the power, speed and endurance of the Oldsmobile Twin Four. The fact that me car experienced no trouble whatever in making did cooling system and clever designing of gas passages, responds willingly to the demands of sustained speed with wide open throttle. The laurels gained in last Sunday's test only prove all the claims that have been made for the car by manufacturer, distributor and dealer. Southwestern Company Would Buy Other Road WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.—The El Paso and Southwestern railroad company today asked the interstate commerce commission for authority to acquire by purchase of stock and other Southwestern Company Would Buy Other Road WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.—The El Paso and Southwestern railroad company today asked the interstate commerce commission for authority to acquire by purchase of stock and otherwise control the Arizona and New Mexico railway. They also asked for permission to issue $3,500,000 of short term notes for the purchase of stocks and bonds of the Arizona and New Mexico railway. FAIRYLAND THEATRE WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9 The Sorrow Destroyers FAMOUS GEORGIA MINSTRELS 33rd YEAR ONLY SHOW OF IT'S KIND IN THE WORLD 40—PEOPLE—BAND AND ORCHESTRA—40 15 — VAUDEVILLE ACTS—15 —WATCH FOR BAND PARADE— Secure Your Seats Early PRICES: $1.00 CHILDREN 50c PLUS TAX