oc-plain-dealer 1922-04-12

POMONA PRESENTS HAMLET HERE THURS. Of more than passing interest is the announcement that for the first time in the history of Pomona college, one of their productions will be presented away from that institution. The management of the Fairyland theater announces that tomorrow only, the great Shakespearean play "Hamlet" will be presented at that theater by a talented company of performers headed by Dr. Clyde Sheldon Shepard, dramatic director of the college in the title role. This is not a motion picture but a very splendid stage production. Reports from the college state that this plan is the best thing ever done by the dramatic players of that institution. Dr. Shepard enjoys the distinction of being one of the best portrayers of Shakespeare in this country, and his rendition of "Hamlet" is superb to say the least. Much time and expense has been incurred in presenting this play, and the costumes, scenic effects and other paraphernalia matches up with any of the large productions. This play will be at the Fairyland tomorrow only, and those who wish to see something worth while should be on hand early. MAKES PORCELAIN Of German invention is a secret cold process for making porcelain that is not kiln fired. EASY PAYMENTS LA HABRA, April 12.—(Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Crumrine entertained the Whittier-ave whist club on Saturday evening. Two new members were introduced to the club, these were Mr. and Mrs. Luther Lindaur. After the game in which prizes were won by Dr. and Mrs. Charles Milliken, and Mrs. Hinshaw and F. E. Proud, refreshments were served by the hostess assisted by her daughter, Miss Pauline, and mother, Mrs. Anna Brookhauser. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Proud, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hole, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Clark Hinshaw, Dr. and Mrs. Charles Milliken and Mr. and Mrs. George Mitchel of Whittier, and the new members, Mr. and Mrs. L. Lindaur. Many friends will be glad to learn of the stork's visit to the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Olsen former residents of this valley, but now residing in Hollywood. While here, Mr. Olsen was engaged in citrus ranching and the La Habra Valley Bank at Brea. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hart of Jasamine, Alex Hart of Sacramento, Mae Hart, of San Diego; Mrs. Emma Barnes and daughter, of San Pedro, and Mrs. W. Godell of Jasamine and son, Phill, of Fullerton, are guests of their father, H. E., Hart, of Florence-ave. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Lumsden who have been the guests of their son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lumsden of Lois-st have returned to Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Jahans and family who have been residents of La Habra for several years left Saturday for their former home in the central part of the state. Using Easter motifs in a pleasing arrangement and the playing of the fascinating game of five hundred, after a delicious birthday dinner was the form of the entertainment given her husband by Mrs. E. H. Little on Saturday evening. Among the guests to honor Mr. Little's natal day were Mr. and Mrs. E. L., Leaum, Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Frantz, and Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Wester. In spite of the inclement weather that has delayed the road work here, today saw the practical completion of ROAD SHOP SOMETHING Distinctly different of the Belanger Salienne, those petites with Jerome Quill feature act on the Dunn vaudeville to be seen at the tomorrow. These well known in the comedy world and up of bits of them on the musical or the assistance of the girls offer flickering, rolleicking most elaborately. Roy Wilbur does a number of in juggling and keeps a line up most amusing. An audience at Jimmy Lyons, at Land of Joy, does to be shocked or ments on the day world but they howls of merriest most unusual song. West Central-ave A profusion of plait baskets adorable tables, where af hundred a deli luncheon was sent the eldest daughter F. W. Taylor, and Habra for severa on the staff of the grammar school man in this com Catland, of Santra The romance days when they both in the same where Mr. Catland Mrs. O. S. Catland land served 26 battleship Nebraska trips across the othis service interthe California Sea and his graduation of the present to wedding is scheduled June.Guests Sam Baker,Mrs.Farwell Hu Jr.,the Misses N EASY PAYMENTS Why delay? Once you realize how easy and convenient it is to own a Victrola, you will have one. Call up and tell us to send it out. Our payment plan is made for you. Let us make delivery for Easter. WEBER'S BOOK & MUSIC STORE 112 East Center St. Using Easter motifs in a pleasing arrangement and the playing of the fascinating game of five hundred, after a delicious birthday dinner was the form of the entertainment given her husband by Mrs. E. H. Little on Saturday evening. Among the guests to honor Mr. Little's natal day were Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Leaum, Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Frantz, and Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Wester. In spite of the inclement weather that has delayed the road work here, today saw the practical completion of their work. La Habra will soon be a spotless town with streets wide enough to turn around on and pass without the danger of accidents. The Woman's club will have a very fine program for Thursday, Mrs. J. H. Walker, who is chairman of the program has secured Mrs. Kapp, of Barker Bros. Her subject will be on interior decoration. A fine musical program and dainty refreshments are also part of the afternoon's entertainment. The nominations of officers will be held for the Parent-Teacher's Ass'n, at the school auditorium on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. N. M. Launer and two daughters left Saturday for Ceres, Calif to be the guest for several weeks of her aunt and family. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Lucid at their ranch home near that city. Mrs. E. J. Launer of Baldwin Park accompanied her on her journey and will visit with relatives at Orlands. Announcing her engagement by the medium of pink hearts concealed in rose buds tied to the handles of daity bon bon baskets, at an afternoon luncheon and card party, Miss Theretta Taylor was honoree at this interesting event given by her mother, Mrs. F. W. Taylor at their home on days when they both in the same where Mr. Catla Mrs. O. S. Catla land served 26 battleship Nebraska trips across the country this service intercede the California Sea and his graduation of the present to wedding is scheduled June. Guests Sam Baker, Mrs. Farwell Hu Jr., the Misses N Ball, Dorothy Mc Lillian and Na Ana, Miss Milnd ange, Mrs. Messi Hickam, the Mi Lucille Moore, Louisa Hickam, Josephine Taylor Allan Craig, resident of La Angeles Saturd been ill for four his home with him during that time Mr. Craig was the Fullerton O had large citrus ley where the spacious home ranch. Mr. Craig ventor of many that are now be fields. His demed, he leaves a w and Roland, and mourn his loss. A grading can machinery and and many men andests of the Un work which will possible. The delayed work will centive to business Easter Music for Your Phonography Brunswick 5039, 10-in., $1.00—Christ Arose (Lowry) and Come Thou Almighty King, Mixed Quartet. 5017, 10-in., $1.00—Abide With Me (Monk) and Almost Persuaded (Bliss) Soprano and Contralto. 5033, 10-in., $1.00—Adeste Fideles (Oh Come, All Ye Faithful) Joy to the World (Handel) Mixed Quartet. 2149, 10-in., 75c—Angels from the Realms of Glory Air “Regent Square” (Montgomery-Smart) Male Voices — Cathedral Choir and While Shepherds Watched. 5006, 10-in., $1.00—Beautiful Isle of Somewhere, Collegiate Choir and One Sweetly Solemn Thought, Contralto and Tenor. 5001, 10-in., $1.00—Church in the Wildwood (Pitts) and Wayside Cross, Criterion Male Quartet. 5057, 10-in., $1.00—Drifting Down and Gospel Train, Criterian Male Quartet. 2148, 10-in., 75c—Hark! The old Angels Sing, Mixed Voices Souls' Choir and It Came Up Midnight Clear, Male Voices, Dral Choir. 5009, 10-in., $1.00—Memorable Galilee and Sweeter as the Yes By, Criterion Male Quartet. 5041, 10-in., $1.00—Rosary tralto, Elizabeth Lennox and C Male Trio, and Cradie Song (Miden) Contralto, Elizabeth Lennox. 5000, 10-in., $1.00 — Whis Hope, Soprano and Contralto Du Dry Those Tears (Del Riego) C to. 5053, 10-in., $1.00—Son o Goes Forth to War, with Brassetet, and Still, Still, With Thee, rion Male Quartet. 2149, 10-in., 75c—While She Watched, Mixed Voices, Angels the Realms of Glory, Air "Square," Male Voices. F.W. Schmidt's Music Store 177 West Center St. ROAD SHOW OFFERS SOMETHING UNIQUE Distinctly different is the offering of the Belanger Sisters, Gogo and Julienne, those petite Parisiennes who with Jerome Quiroga are to be the feature act on the Meiklejohn and Dunn vaudeville road show which is to be seen at the California Theatre tomorrow. Those dainty misses are well known in the world of musical comedy world and their act is made up of bits of their various successes on the musical comedy stage. With the assistance of handsome Jerome the girls offer fifteen minutes of rollicking, frolicking fun. Their act is most elaborately costumed. Roy Wilbur, the novel entertainer, does a number of most difficult feats in juggling and all during his act he keeps up a line of chatter that is most amusing. An audience that sees and hears Jimmy Lyons, ambassador from the Land of Joy, does not know whether to be shocked or amused at his comments on the daily doings of the world but they finally "give up" in howls of merriment for Jimmy is a most unusual sort of monologist and West Central-ave Saturday afternoon. A profusion of pink rose buds in crystal baskets adorned the rooms and tables, where after the game of five hundred a delicious three course luncheon was served. Miss Taylor is the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Taylor, and has lived in La Habra for several years and has been on the staff of teachers of the local grammar school for two years. The man in this coming event is Alfred Catland, of Santa Ana and Pasadena. The romance dates back to school days when the young couple were both in the same school in Santa Ana where Mr. Catland's parent, Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Catland reside. Mr. Catland served 26 months on the U.S. battleship Nebraska and made eight trips across the ocean during the war, this service interrupted his studies at the California School of Technology, and his graduation will be at the close of the present term, after which the wedding is scheduled to take place in June. Guests present were: Mrs. Sam Baker, Mrs. Floyd Knight, Mrs. Farwell Hull, Mrs. George Paul, Jr., the Misses Irene Catland, Arvilla has few equals when it comes to creating smiles. There are very few acts that compare favorably with the offering of the Neal Brothers, Teddy and Tom, who have a routine of harmony singing and dancing that is most pleasing. Sam Armstrong and Lee Phelps are entertainers de luxe. They sing and play the piano in a manner that will make them favorites with local theatre goers. On the screen, the feature photo-play to be shown in conjunction with the five acts of vaudeville will be "The Bonnie Brier Bush", a Paramount production directed by Donald Crisp. NATIONAL BABY WEEK National Baby Week will be observed all over the country beginning next Monday. It is estimated that 300,000 babies under one year of age annually in America. at Weber's Anaheim EASTER CARDS Remember your friends with an Easter Greeting card. Prices 2c up to 25c. BIBLES Oxford Bibles in the King James version $2.00 up to $8.50. HAVE YOU Pains Callouses or Cramps THAT IF you have, we can diately—yes, we can fore you leave the stage let us prove this all statement. We employ a Graduate knows feet from A to diagnose your case and tell you exactly what the cause of your trouble and at the same time prove to you that he can also give you relief for same. No matter whether your trouble be ffect, broken down days when the young couple were both in the same school in Santa Ana where Mr. Catland's parent, Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Catland reside. Mr. Catland served 26 months on the U.S. battleship Nebraska and made eight trips across the ocean during the war, this service interrupted his studies at the California School of Technology, and his graduation will be at the close of the present term, after which the wedding is scheduled to take place in June. Guests present were: Mrs. Sam Baker, Mrs. Floyd Knight, Mrs. Farwell Hull, Mrs. George Paul, Jr., the Misses Irene Catland, Arvilla Ball, Dorothy Mead Elizabeth Givens, Lillian and Nora Lykke, of Santa Ana, Miss Mildred Anderson, of Orange, Mrs. Messie Hatch, Mrs. L. N. Hickam, the Misses Beatrice Proud, Lucille Moore, Betsy Gurley, Mary Louisa Hickam, and Frankie, and Josephine Taylor. Allan Craig, a former prominent resident of La Habra died in Los Angeles Saturday. Mr. Craig has been ill for four years, and has made his home with his family in the city, during that time. Prior to this time Mr. Craig was the vice president of the Fullerton Oil Co. of Brea, and had large citrus interests in the valley where the family resided in a spacious home on the Walnut-st ranch. Mr. Craig was also the inventor of many labor saving devices that are now being used in the oil fields. His demise was not unexpected, he leaves a wife, two sons, Gerald and Roland, and a host of friends, to mourn his loss. A grading camp is being installed, machinery and 80 mules unloaded and many men are here in the interests of the Union Pacific railroad work which will be pushed as fast as possible. The coming of this long delayed work will be an added incentive to business in La Habra. Oxford Bibles in the King James version $2.00 up to $8.50. Nelson Bibles in the American revised edition $3.95 up to $9.50. New Testaments, cloth finished covers 25c. Catholic Bibles, Douay version $2.50 up to $10.00. Episcopal and Catholic Prayer Books 45c and up to $3.00. WEBER'S BOOK & MUSIC STORE Anaheim's Exclusive Victrola Dealer 112 E. Center St. Anaheim KUPPENHEIMER For Phonograph 10-in., 75c—Hark! The Herels Sing, Mixed Voices, All hoir and It Came Upon the Clear, Male Voices, Catheir. 10-in., $1.00—Memories of and Sweeter as the Years Go Bron Male Quartet. 10-in., $1.00—Rosary, ConElizabeth Lennox and Crescent o, and Cradie Song (MacFayntralto, Elizabeth Lennox. 10-in., $1.00 — Whispering Sprano and Contralto Duet, Oh, the Tears (Del Riego) Contral- 10-in., $1.00—Son of God th to War, with Brass QuarStill, Still, With Thee, Critee Quartet. 10-in., 75c—While Shepherds Mixed Voices, Angels from films of Glory, Air "Regent Male Voices. Music Store Phone 890 AND it's almost the “last call” “it,” you know. —Don’t wait until the last moment Suits you’re going to buy. —Get in tomorrow, so we can get Saturday. —Some real, snappy, Spring Suits your Easter Hat's here at $3.50 to at $1.50 to $10.00—and your CraKerchiefs. Kust ANAHEIM CALIFORNIA PAGE THREE BOWERS ASSN. GROW MEMBERS field representative in Lima Bean Growers day will finish canton Beach' for memow will begin work on the San Joaquin ranch. Much interest is being shown by bean growers in the organization, which has done successful work in marketing the products of its members. ADVANCES SWINGS SAWS A compressed air method for advancing swing saws in cuts in timber has been invented by a Californiia mechanic. THEATRES Jackie Coogan is seen again today at the California Theatre in "Trouble," a world premier. There are also other features. Gladys Walton is seen at the Fairryland in "The Wise Kid." VE YOU Can you have, we can relieve you immetely—yes, we can give you relief beye leave the store. Come in and us prove this almost unbelievable ment. Employ a Graduate Practopedist who wows feet from A to Z, and who will ignose your case and you exactly what is cause of your trouand at the same prove to you that can also give you refor same. matter whether your trouble be flat t. broken down cause of your trouand at the same prove to you that can also give you refor same. matter whether your trouble be flat broken down hes, bunions, calses, hard or soft m, painful heels, or the soles of your feet burn, or if your feet perspire too freely — This information is all FREE! Also We Take Pride in Fitting Shoes Correctly. LINDSAY'S The Home of Foot Comfort Next Door to New Postoffice Watch Your Feet KUPPENHEIMER GOOD CLOTHES Kustiner's For Easter!! the "last call" for Easter, too—next Sunday's the last moment to decide which one of our buy. so we can get it all pressed up for you by Spring Suits for $30, $35 and $40.—and are at $3.50 to $8.50—and your Easter Shirt -and your Cravat, and Sox, and Collars, and Kustiner's THE,SIGN OF GOOD CLOTHES CALIFORNIA