anaheim-daily-herald 1921-11-16

COME TO THE BIG SHOW CALIFORNIA DIRECTION WEST COAST THEATERS, INC. ANAHEIM'S PICTURE PALACE GET READY Here Tomorrow ANAHEIM'S Favorite Show MEIKLEJOHN AND DUNN VAUDEVILLE LOOK WHO'S HERE! JEAN DE CONDE SINGING HER OWN RESTRICTED SONGS—THAT ARE SURE TO PLEASE ALL IT'S A TREAT— and "The Dixie Comedy Tr" HERE'S FUN FOR ALL FULL OF PEP AND SOME SING HERE'S AN ACT YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO MISS BIG ALL STAR ACTS SINGERS AND NOVELTIES and “The Dixie Comedy Tr” HERE’S FUN FOR ALL FULL OF PEP AND SOME SING HERE’S AN ACT YOU CAN’T AFFORD TO MISS BIG ALL STAR ACTS SINGERS AND NOVELTIES DANCERS — COMEDIANS • AND YOU SEE THE PICTURE TOO A REAL PICTURE—THE KIND YOU LIKE LESTER in “BLUE BLAZ” —ALL STAR CAST— DON'T FORGET —MATINEE—and SAME PRICES BREA NEWS H. M. West and family of Manicopa were over Sunday visitors at the O. A. Crispen home. Thos. Smith and wife visited with the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Miller, in Santa Ana Sunday. Ed Keith is at his home on East Elm street quite sick. W. B. Yates and wife of South Orange street entertained at dinner Sunday his parents, B. M. Yates and wife of the Hole leage, and N. B. Wheeler and wife of Brea. Clyde Gilbert and family of Orcutt are visiting with her mother, Mrs. Dora Harpin of East Cedar street. Charles Tomblin, wife and son Laurence of Los Angeles were weekend guests of Geo. Schuppert and family. Joseph Darling, former resident of Brea, has resumed heavy truck service from Santa Ana to Brea with headquarters at the latter place. E. W. Launders, brother of Mrs. W. E. Robertson of La Habra, has purchased the C. St. Clair residence in the Walnut Park addition. Mrs. C. W. Sadler and Mrs. Thomas Box of La Habra were Los Angeles visitors Monday. Clyde Gilbert, who is visiting in Brea and V. M. Sadler are enjoying a duck hunting trip at Silver Lake. A very pretty affair was that given Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Munger in Brea, the occasion being to celebrate three November birthdays, Messrs. O. E. McGinnis, H. H. Tracy and E. L. Munger respectively. The dining room was decorated in the scarlet and grey, their college colors, as the three families were college mates at Pomona college. A delicious 1 o'clock dinner was served, covers being laid for Mr. and Mrs. O. E. McGinnis and family of Long Beach, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Tracy, and host and hotess, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Munger. Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Sanderson and family of Burbank visited with W. W. Whelchel and family Sunday. Mrs. Lillian Maley of West Coast lease is home again after a two weeks' visit with Mrs. Tully and family at Junction City. The regular meeting of the Olinda P.T.A will ge hele Thursday., Nov. 11, at the school house. The sixth grade will entertain. All the mothers are invited to attend. Mr. and Mrs. Chester McQuarrie and the former's moorrie, motored to day afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Tomka, are visiting brother, Walter Muzaf a few days. Mrs. Smith of San with her daughter, and family for a few Mrs. Kamerer of has been visiting at for the last few days. Mr. and Mrs. C.Havott were Monday Angeles. FULLER The Altar society v Catholic church held ful card party yesterday the benefit of the A Mrs. Otto Dyckma prize, Mrs. Arthur and Mrs. McColloch prize. After the prizes had delicious refreshment The L.O.Culp fairly surprised Mon Mr. and Mrs.Lawren Kansas dropped in u visitors are cousins made the trip from coast in their auto pleasant journey Southern California Fairyland Theatre ANAHEIM'S POPULAR PLAYHOUSE COMING—SATURDAY [Not A Motion Picture] That Great New York Play "A Successful Calamity" A spoken comedy-drama with a brilliant Broadway cast of Noted Performers. ALL SEATS RESERVED Prices: Lower Floor—1st 10 rows..... $1.50 Lower Floor, Balance ..... $1.00 Balcony, Front Section ..... 75¢ Balcony, Balance ..... 50¢ Plus War Tax. IT WILL PAY YOU TO BUY IN ANAHEIM Town and County Topics Mr. and Mrs. John Kroonlin and son Ernest of Santa Cruz were guests last week of Mr. and Mrs. William Sandersfield. Mr. and Mrs. Kroenlin left yesterday for San Diego and they will be joined by Miss Nora Sandorfield and Dick Heitshusen. Mr. and Mrs. P. V. Hester are the parents of a baby boy, born Tuesday. —Wittman for good jewelry.—Adv. The Zion Lutheran bazaar will be held in the hall on the church grounds all day Thursday, opening at 10 o'clock. Everyone invited to attend. George Kitchen transacted business in Los Angeles Tuesday. —Mary E. Coons, Notary Public, 120 N. Los Angeles St. Phone 750.—Adv. The members of The W. C. T. U. met today at the home of Miss Miller to drive to Long Beach, where the meeting is to be held at the home of Mrs. E. E. Spain. —Wittman. Eyesight specialist.—Adv. Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Reyburn of Garden Grove visited friends at Long Beach Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Metz and two children of Huntington Beach visited in Garden Grove Sunday. Misses Mabel and Isabel Northcross and Elsie Clark were recent visitors at Long Beach. —Amack & Sanderson, chiropractors, 148 West Center street.—Adv. Claud Crosby was a Huntington Beach visitor Sunday. T. C. Natland and family motored to Huntington Beach Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Dorn of Anaheim and R. A. Sayder of Los Angeles were Sunday visitors at the W. R. Aldrich home. In the afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Aldrich and daughter, Eveleth, Mrs.V.R.Dorn and their guests all motored to Huntington Beach. If it's from Wittman's it's good.—Adv. Mrs. C.L.Jordan and daughter Inez were Anaheim visitors yesterday from Huntington Beach. E.Jenson of the Anaheim Sugar Company is a patient in the Anaheim sanatorium. Durkee and Tobin have just made the sale of the five acres of the Dahl Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Lindeman and daughter Lillian of Redwood Falls, Minn., arrived Monday at the home of Mr. and Mrs.J.C.Smith where they will spend the winter. They made the trip in a Reo coupe, enjoying the northern route and good roads the entire route. They stopped over at many interesting points, completing the trip in six weeks. J.P.Segartian transacted business in Los Angeles yesterday for the Sebastian Dry Goods store. E.Gramaw of this city is a patient in the Anaheim sanatorium. Most popular hits, "Listening," "Just Like a Rainbow," "Sunny Tennessee," "Tucky Home," "Santu," and "Love Boat," Hammel's Music Store.—Adv. Charles Federman writes from Pittsburg that it is getting cold in the east and although he has been enjoying excellent weather it looks like snow in the near future. D.D.Coker of Huntington Beach is a patient at the Anaheim sanatorium. The Fidella class of the White Temple met yesterday afternoon in the church parlor. A good attendance was present and an enthusiastic meeting enjoyed. Miss E.Martin of Westminster is registered at the Anaheim sanatorium. Mr. and Mrs.Fred Schneider transacted business in Los Angeles today. Mrs.McKim of East Center street is recovering from a severe attack of the grippe. HEMSTITCHING Expert work, immediate delivery. I reline coats, suits, furs.Mme.Parks, Anaheim Dye Works, 217 W.Center.Phone 167J.-Adv. SPARKS AND DARNLEY TAKE OVER LEGION BOXING ARENA COMEDY TRIO" AND SOME SINGING WORD TO MISS URE TOO YOU LIKE BLAZES" D SAME PRICES and the former's mother, Mrs. D. McQuarrie, motored to Los Angeles Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Burris of Hugh, Okla., are visiting with the latter's brother, Walter Muzzall and wife, for a few days. Mrs. Smith of Santa Ana is visiting with her daughter, Mrs. M. C. Ryan and family for a few days. Mrs. Kamerer of West Coast lease has been visiting at Mrs. Tunis' home for the last few days. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Keen and Mrs. Cavott were Monday visitors in Los Angeles. FULLERTON The Altar society of the St. Mary's Catholic church held a very successful card party yesterday afternoon for the benefit of the Altar society. Mrs. Otto Dyckman received first prize, Mrs. Arthur Osborne, second and Mrs. McColloch the consolation prize. After the prizes had been awarded delicious refreshments were served. The L, O. Culp family were pleasantly surprised Monday night when Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Miller of Isla, Kansas, dropped in unannounced. The visitors are cousins of Mr. Culp and made the trip from their home to the coast in their auto, reporting a very pleasant journey. They will visit Southern California with the view of Angeles were Sunday visitors at the W. R. Aldrich home. In the afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Aldrich and daughter, Eveleth, Mrs. V. R. Dorn and their guests all motored to Huntington Beach. If it's from Witman's it’s good—Adv. Mrs. C. L. Jordan and daughter Inez were Anaheim visitors yesterday from Huntington Beach. E. Jenson of the Anaheim Sugar Company is a patient in the Anaheim sanatorium. Durkee and Tobin have just made the sale of the five acres of the Dahl ranch at East and North streets to Lee Eligoltz of the Boston bakery. Mr. Eicholtz plans to build a modern residence on the property. —Big one step, "Down in Midnight Town," Hammel's Music Store—Adv. James Flannery of Placentia is a patient in the Anaheim sanatorium. The Loyal Woman's class of the Christian church met yesterday at the church. They made definite plans for the coming bazaar. Mrs. Hinman who has been the guest of Mrs. Jack Kahley, has returned to Escondido. Miss Irene Martin and Mr. Nellson spent yesterday with relatives at San Bernardino. Mrs. None Mulriff visited with friends in Hollywood yesterday. —Now fox trots, "Ain't You Comin' Out Malinda?" "Ping-Sing," "Wabash Blues," "I'll Promise," Hammel's Music Store—Adv. L. B. Weber is a business visitor in Los Angeles for the Weber Book and Music store. HEMSTITCHING —Expert work, immediate delivery. I reline coats, suits, furs. Mme Parks, Anaheim Dye Works, 217 W. Center. Phone 167J.-Adv. SPARKS AND DARNLEY TAKE OVER LEGION BOXING ARENA Albert Sparks and Billy Darnley have taken over the American Legion boxing arena, according to an announcement made today. The arena will be the new home of the Anaheim Athletic Club. The athletic entertainments will be conducted under the auspices of the local American Legion post as in the past, the post sharing in the profits of the boxing shows. The officers of the new organization are as follows: President, Albert Sparks; vice-president and athletic manager, Will C. Darnley; secretary-treasurer, Frank Tausch. The new management proposes to give the sport fans of Orange county and vicinity the best that can be offered in the line of athletic entertainment. Friday night has been set aside for the regular boxing show as was the custom at the old Sparks' fistic farm, which has been discontinued. It is proposed to open the club next Tuesday night, when the long-looked for wrestling match between Al Sparks and Bull Montana will take place. And on the following Friday the weekly boxing shows will be resumed with a bang-up ard of bouts. Sensational Motorcycle Racer Mrs. Otto Dyckman received first prize, Mrs. Arthur Osborne, second and Mrs. McColloch the consolation prize. After the prizes had been awarded delicious refreshments were served. The L. O. Culp family were pleasantly surprised Monday night when Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Miller of Isla, Kansas, dropped in unannounced. The visitors are cousins of Mr. Culp and made the trip from their home to the coast in their auto, reporting a very pleasant journey. They will visit Southern California with the view of permanently locating here. A savings bank will soon be installed as a feature of F. U. H. S. by the Fullerton Savings Bank. It will be operated by the students of the commercial department, under the supervision of Mr. Culp. The cast of characters of the play, "Daddy Long Legs," which will be put on by the Girls' League on the evening of the last league football game. December 16, is as follows: Judy, Ruth Durkee; Daddy Long Legs, Robert Stahler; Miss Prichard, Lorena King; Mrs. Leppet, Mildred Johnson; Sally McBride, Lerona Bobbs; Jimmie McBride, Raymond Earle; Julia Pendleton, Synthia Shepherd; Mrs. Pendleton, Faye Lindsay; Cyrus Wykrof, Calvin Shores; Abner Parsons, Chas. Robinson; Mrs. Semple, Mabel Blyback; the orphans, Freddie, Eugene Hale; Manle, Margaret Bloodgood; Loreta, Reva Hawkins; Sadie Kate, Geraldine Jenks and Gladolla, Fern Keller. Robber With Two Life Sentences Asks Third LOS ANGELES, Nov. 16.—Holly Ritter requested Superior Judge Sidney N. Reeve to give him a life sentence in a hurry. He said he had two life sentences which Judge McCormick had handed him the day before for robbery of thirty-nine gasoline stations. One more, from Judge Reeve, he said, did not make much difference, except that he was anxious to get out of the county jail and to state's prison. The vacation period is a great relief, but the great need of the country is a vacation for the hyphen. The flesta being held at Los Angeles and Broadway for the benefit of the American Legion is attracting big crowds. Last night throngs passed through the archway to the brilliantly illuminated grounds all seemingly bent on an evening's enjoyment, and in consequence the shows that the Legion have provided for their entertainment have been well patronized. Among the many attractions that have caught the public's fancy, first and foremost is the trained wild animal arena. Here may be found almost every specie of the jungle in to further its work. LEGION POST CARNIVAL ATTRACTING LARGE CROWDS NOW The flesta being held at Los Angeles and Broadway for the benefit of the American Legion is attracting big crowds. Last night throngs passed through the archway to the brilliantly illuminated grounds all seemingly bent on an evening's enjoyment, and in consequence the shows that the Legion have provided for their entertainment have been well patronized. Among the many attractions that have caught the public's fancy, first and foremost is the trained wild animal arena. Here may be found almost every specie of the jungle in to further its work. Subjugation, and introduced in acts that are full of thrills and sensation. At the autodroma the "mile-a-minute" girl is providing plenty of thrills for the spectators who watch her daring performance. Miss Murray with her "Jounteel Girls," is delighting hundreds of patrons with living models and the artistic dancing of Mille La Trisce, while the Georgia minstrels and the circus slideshow are all adding their quota to round out an evening of pleasure. The numerous riding devices that have been installed on the grounds are also getting their share of the patronage, the most popular ones being the whip and the swing. During the latter part of the week new novelties will be introduced and with continued good attendance the Legion will receive a large sum with which Wednesday, November 16, 1921. 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