oc-plain-dealer 1922-07-03

FAMOUS BEAUTY IN VAUDEVILLE AGAIN Maryon Aye is back in vaudeville! This statement will bring joy to thousands of vaudeville lovers. It will bring sorrow to as many movie fans. For Miss Aye has for two years been starring in the silent drama. In that time she has won a host of admirers and followers and her recent decision to return to her old love has been the cause of no little comment from cinema circles everywhere. Miss Aye comes to the California theatre today in a brand new vaudeville act which however, has a decided bearing on the picture study: The play is set in the inner stages of a motion picture studio and Miss Aye has compiled and will offer some exceptional pastor and songs; but over a la movie queen. Miss Aye has toured the Orpheum and Keith circuits and upon a recent visit to Los Angeles, was lured into the paws of the silent drama. She has decided to take a summer tour of vaudeville until fall, when she expects to return to studio land. Supporting Miss Aye is Irving Grossman, known throughout the land as one of the cleverest of comics and whose voice has caused the attention of musical critics far and wide. A jazz band will also be seen in Maryon's offering and altogether, the big company plans to jazz it up properly during the engagement. 340 TONS STEEL IN C. C. CHAPMAN-BLDG. The five-story C. C. Chapman-bldg in Fullerton will not only be the largest business building in Orange-co, but it will also be the only strictly fireproof building, according to M. Eugene Durfee architect. Another distinction for the building will be the fact it contains the most steel of any building in the county. Contract has already been let for 260 tons of structural steel and 80 tons of pressed steel floor joists. The latter will be used in supporting the cement floors. FRESH VOLUMES AT ANAHEIM LIBRARY Books added this month at Anaheim library: Non-Fiction The Home Radio, A. Hyatt Verri; Radio Questions and Answers, Arthur R. Nilson; Radio Engineering Principles, Lauer & Brown; Mechanical drawing, Franklin D. Jones, Electrical machinery, F. A. Annett; Oil-field practice, Dorsey Hager; Alaska, Agnes Rush Burr; Sunset Canada, Archie Bell; On Sunset Highways (motor travel in Calif.) Thomas D. Murphy; The Sc. An. cyclopedia of formulas, Albert A. Hopkins; 20 twenty-minute lessons in bookkeeping, F. L. Beach; He Knew Lincoln and other Billy Brown stories, Ida M. Tarbell; The life of Florence L. Barclay, one of her daughters; The museenside of child life, Elizabeth Harrison; Ice-breakers and The Ice-breaker herself, Enda Geister; The strange adventures of a pebble, Hallam Hawskorth; Independence Day, Robert H. Schauffler. Adult Fiction The Rich Little Poor Boy, Eleanor Gates; The Rustle of Silk, Cosmo Hamilton; Uncle Bjahh's Ghost, Jennette Lee; Mr. Waddington of Wyck, May Sinclair; Geggars' Gold, Ernest Poole; The Heart of Canyon Pass, Thomas K. Holmes; Maria Chapdelaine, Louis Hemon; Saint Teresa, Henry S. Harrison; The Yellow Streak, Valentine Williams; The Heritage of the Hills, Arthur P. Hankins; The Moon Rock, Arthur J. Rees; Emmett Lawler, Jim Tully; The House of Pevil, Louis Tracy; "Timber," Harold Titus; The Prairie Child, Arthur Stringer; Fortune at Bandy's Flat, Camilla Kenyon; Best Laid Schemes (short stories) Meredith Nicholson; The Odds and other stories, Ethel M. Dell; Sundry Accounts, Irvin S. Cobb; Beany, Gangleshanks and the Tub, Edward Streeter; His Dog, Albert Payson Terhune. THEATRES Maryon Aye is seen in person today at the California library. Spend Four A beach party and Mrs. Harold Green and daughter, Smith and Miss Pass the holidays will be joined friends from Los Angeles and Gardena, man al company. Balboa Wee The Theodore Bldge at Balboa Bldge are planning many summer ful visit to the co week-end and over cluded Mr. and Mdore, Mr. and Mrs. Blakeman, Mdore and Mary Wee. Barbecue C. G. Sparkes day at Orange County monstrous barbecue the Sparkes family heim people. At no meat were connec other goodies. The hundred and fifty Dancing lake and other paed during the day. CITY E Mrs. Mary West is the guest of Winfield Scott, Delphia. Mr. and Mrs. Fullerton are n Orange where they a home that their orange ran brother conduit the Milk Bottle. Mr. and Mrs. moved into their North Clementine S. G. Morningstar er and daughter. in Fullerton will not only be the largest business building in Orange-co, but it will also be the only strictly fireproof building according to M. Eugene Durfee architect. Another distinction for the building will be the fact it contains the most steel of any building in the county. Contract has already been let for 260 tons of structural steel and 80 tons of pressed steel floor joists. The latter will be used in supporting the cement floors. ASK BIDS ON COAST ROAD Bids for the section of the state coast highway between Long Beach and Huntington Beach will be opened on or about Aug. 1st, according to W. W. Patch, division engineer of the Los Angeles office of the state highway commission, and the work may be started by Sept. 1. Twenty-foot, six-inch concrete will be put down along the beach. Lack of the needs of rights of way has delayed the work. Brunswick July Records On Sale Today Featuring Giuseppe Danise Irene Wilgrams Marie Tiffany Dorothy Jardon Theo Karle Elizabeth Lennox Margaret McKee and other world-famed artists also 14 Newest Dance Hits by Isham Jones', Carl Fenton's, Bennie Krueger's, and other Famous Dance Orchestras Note Complete List below The World's Clearest PhonographicRecords BRUNSWICK RECORDS PLAY ON ANY PHONOGRAPH Artist Operatic Selection No. Size Price Gluseppe Danise... Barbierre di Siviglia—Large factotum (Room for the Factotum) (Act II) Rossini; Haritone, in Italian Ernani—O deverd' and misf (Oh Bright and Fleeting Shadows) (Act III) Verdi; Baritone, in Italian... Artist Instrumental Selection Willem Willke... Evening Star from Tann-hanser (Wagner) 'Cello Solo Mennett (Haydn) 'Cello Solo. Artist Popular Dance Hits Selection Isham Jones' Orchestra... Sun God—Fox Trot... High Brown Blues—Fox Trot... Bennie Krueger's Orchestra... Stumbling—Fox Trot... Im Just Wild About Harry—Fox Trot—From "Shuffle Along..." Selvin's Orchestra... Romany Love—Fox Trot... Ne Use Crying—Fox Trot... Hawaiian Novelty Orchestra... Moon River—Waltz... Hawaiian Nightingale—Waltz... Carl Fenton's Orchestra... Lovey Deve—Fox Trot—From "The Rose of Stambouil"... Yell Wasn't Be Sorry—Fox Trot... Laham Jones'..... Seems Dry... Willem Willeke... Evening Star from Tannkister (Vargas) Cello Solo Mennett (Haydn) 'Cello Solo. Artist Popular Dance Hits Selection Isham Jones' Orchestra... Sun God—Fox Trot... 2271 10 .75 Bennie Krueger's Orchestra... Ilisha Brown Blues—Fox Trot... 2273 10 .75 Scelvin's Orchestra... Romany Love—Fox Trot... 2273 10 .75 Hawaiian Novelty Orchestra... No Use Crying—Fox Trot... 2276 10 .75 Carl Fenton's Orchestra... Lovey Deve—Fox Trot—From "The Rose of Stamboul"... 2277 10 .75 Isham Jones' Orchestra... Soane Sunny Day—Fox Trot Don's Bring Me Posies—Fox Trot... 2274 10 .75 Body Wiedoeft's California Music... Sing Song Man—Fox Trot... 2275 10 .75 Dan Carroll and Mario Perry... Irish Reels—Medley-Violin and Accordion... 2207 10 .75 Marlo Ferry... Irish Jigs-Medley-Accordion... Artist Songs–Concert and Ballad Selection Marie Tiffany... Little Alabama Coon (Starr) Soprano ... 5185 10 1.00 Such as LIT Fellow (Lowell-Dichmont) Soprano... Just That One Hour (Werner-Evilie) Tenor... 5184 10 1.00 If You Would Love Me (Jacobi-MacDermid) Tenor... Angela Ever Bright and Fair Handel) Soprano ... 5135 10 1.00 Oh, for the Wings of a Dove (Mendelsohn) Soprano... Illis Nailaby (Healy-Jacobs Boo) Contralto ... 5136 10 1.00 Last Night (Kierolf) Contralto ... 2208 10 .75 In the Garden (Miles) Just Outside the Door (Ackley) Sunflower Dance (MacClery-mont) Whistler with Orch. Song Bird (McKee-Applehead) Whistler with Orchestra... Artist Popular Songs Selection Dorothy Jardon... Gee But I Hate To Go Home Alone—Soprano ... 5140 10 1.00 Wildly Girl, You're Just Dreaming... Some Sunny Day — Novelty Vocalists ... 2268 10 .75 School House Blues — From "Music Box Revue"—Novelty Vocalists... In the Little Red School House (Tanner and Bartlett) Mister Gallagher and Mister Sheen—Tenor and Baritone ... Schmidt Music Co. Over 3000 Brunswick Records in Stock 77 W. Center Phone 890 THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN D. EALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA PORTLAND MANAGER KEPT ON BENCH Spend Fourth in Balboa A beach party, composed of Mr. and Mrs. Harold S. Covey, Mr. Harden and daughter, Mrs. Agnes Messersmith and Miss Mary Miller, will pass the holidays in Balboa. They will be joined by relatives and friends from Los Angeles, Glendale and Gardena, making a large congenial company. Balboa Week-end Visit The Theodore Brothers have a cottage at Balboa for the summer and are planning many delightful parties during the summer weeks. A delightful visit to the cottage for the past week-end and over the Fourth included Mr. and Mrs. George Theodore, Mr. and Mrs. Nick Theodore, Mrs. Blakeman, Misses Theresa Theodore and Mary Weber. Barbecue In Park C. G. Sparkes entertained yesterday at Orange County Park with a monstrous barbecue for a friend of the Sparkes family and other Anaheim people. At noon many pounds of meat were consumed along with other goodies. There were about one hundred and fifty in the crowd. Dancing, hiking, rowing on the lake and other pastimes were enjoyed during the day. CITY BRIEFSEs Mrs. Mary West of Los Angeles, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Winfield Scott, 715 North Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Perkins, of Fullerton, are moving today to Orange where they have purchased a home that they may be nearer their orange ranch. Mr. Perkins and brother conduct the bakery in the Milk Bottle. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Boege have moved into their new home at 500 North Clementine street. S. G. Morningstar and Mrs. Snidler and daughter are taking a ten Bill Kenworthy, who is kept out of the game awaiting the decision of Kenesaw M. Landis, regarding the alleged tampering of W. H. Klepper, Portland magnate, with him while he was a member of the Seattle club. Kenworthy's collie dog is trying to sympathize with his master. Meanwhile the Portland club continues to lose games without a manager. Baseball Standings Mrs. Mary West of Los Angeles is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Winfield Scott, 715 North Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Perkins, of Fullerton, are moving today to Orange where they have purchased a home that they may be nearer their orange ranch. Mr. Perkins and brother conduct the bakery in the Milk Bottle. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Boege have moved into their new home at 500 North Clementine street. S. G. Morningstar and Mrs. Snider and daughter are taking a ten days' vacation in Big Bear, after which Mr. Morningstar will return to attend to his pipe business. Mrs. M. 4. Walter is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. R. L. Bowen, over the Fourth. She spent the month at Downey. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Ritchie have gone to San Diego for an outing. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Recknor and son, Alvin, will spend this evening and tomorrow at Laguna Beach. Tomorrow they will be joined by other Anaheim residents. C. C. Randall and children will meet relatives at Newport tomorrow and join in a family reunion. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Koehler and children and Miss Jessie Flint returned home yesterday from a week's sojourn at Big Bear. They went the Mill Creek road and returned the Desert way and said never again; too much heat! Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Duffin of Los Angeles were guests yesterday at the Robert C. Boyd home on S. Philadelphia-st. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Charman of Walnut Park were guests of Anaheim friends yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. W. Barnes left yesterday morning for an intensive auto trip, making Lake Tahoe their objective point. They were accompanied by Mrs. Barnes' mother, Mrs. G. A. Edgar. They plan an absence of two weeks during which time they will tour the northern part of the state. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Barr passed Sunday in Long Beach. The Monte Vista tract which Mr. Barr has been promoting is selling rapidly, under the new plan of a $25 payment down and $25 a month. The Misses Gertrude Cornelins and Birdie Hamilton havereturned from a week's visit at Norwalk, passed with relatives of the latter. In company with other friends the young ladies will spend their Fourth at Venice. Mrs. E. Brus and sister, Mrs. Clark, are in Seal Beach to pass an indefinite vacation. Dr. and Mrs. H. A. Johnston and daughters, the Misses Lillis, Agnes and Bessie, have taken a cottage at Balboa Beach where they will remain during the month of July, Dr.Johnston will pass the week-ends with his family, returning to Anaheim for professional duties thru the week. Mrs. Ida Brown, of Idaho, is the Bill Kenworthy, who is kept out of the game awaiting the decision of Kenesaw M. Landis, regarding the alleged tampering of W. H. Klepper, Portland magnate, with him while he was a member of the Seattle club. Kenworthy's colleague is trying to sympathize with his master. Meanwhile the Portland club continues to lose games without a manager. Baseball Standings NATIONALLEAGUE W. L. P.c. New York ... 43 24 .624 St. Louis ... 40 30 .571 Brooklyn ... 40 32 .556 Cincinnati ... 34 36 .486 Pittsburg ... 33 35 .485 Chicago ... 33 35 .485 Philadelphia ... 25 40 .385 Boston ... 26 42 .382 Yesterday's Results St. Louis 8-2; Cincinnati 2-1. Brooklyn 8-6; Boston 6-3. Chicago 5; Pittsburg 1. No other game scheduled. AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. P.c. St. Louis ... 44 29 .603 New York ... 42 32 .568 Chicago ... 37 33 .629 Detroit ... 36 34 .514 Washington ... 34 26 .486 Cleveland ... 32 40 .444 Boston ... 31 40 .437 Philadelphia ... 27 39 .409 Yesterday's Results St. Louis 9; Cleveland 5. New York 9; Philadelphia 3. Detroit 12; Chicago 6. Boston 2; Washington 1. PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE W. L. P.c. Vernon ... 53 32 .624 San Francisco ... 53 36 .596 Salt Lake ... 43 41 .512 Los Angeles ... 46*44 .511 Oakland ... 44 47 .484 Portland ... 40 45 .471 Seattle ... 38 50 .432 Sacramento ... 34 56 .378 Yesterday's Results Vernon 14-3; Salt Lake 2-10. Los Angeles 7-5; Portland 5-8. Oakland 3-5; Sacramento 2-1. Seattle 5-13; San Francisco 2-21. How the Series Stand Vernon 4; Salt Lake 3. Los Angeles 3, Portland 3. Oakland 5, Sacramento 2. Seattle 4; San Francisco 2. Games Today Los Angeles at Portland. San Francisco at Seattle. Series This Week Sacramento at Vernon. Los Angeles at Seattle. San Francisco at Portland. Salt Lake at Oakland. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION W. L. P.c. Indianapolis ... 45 28 .616 St. Paul ... 42 28 .600 Minneapolis ... 41 35 .577 Milwaukee ... 43 37 .551 Louisville ... In company with other friends the young ladies will spend their Fourth at Venice. Mrs. E. Brus and sister, Mrs. Clark, are in Seal Beach to pass an indefinite vacation. Dr. and Mrs. H. A. Johnston and daughters, the Misses Lillis, Agnes and Bessie, have taken a cottage at Balboa Beach where they will remain during the month of July. Dr. Johnston will pass the week-ends with his family, returning to Anaheim for professional duties thru the week. Mrs. Ida Brown, of Idaho, is the guest of her uncle, W. T. Calloway, and wife. She has been visiting her son in San Francisco and made the southern trip in connection. Mrs. Walter Thompson and two children are visiting at the home of Mrs. Thompson's mother, Mrs. W. W. Johnson. Miss Estelle Needham, of Imperial Valley, has been enjoying a visit with Mrs. L. F. Bonham, of Orangehorpe-ave. S. G. Morningstar and Mrs. M. D. Schneider and daughter, Floma, left this morning for Big Bear to pass a week with H. F. Morningstar. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mitchell and Miss Mabel Mitchell and Lawrence Mitchell spent yesterday at LaVida Springs. Miss Mabel Mitchell played for the dancing. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. McAllister and children spent yesterday at their cottage at Yuelapa. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Ruick accommodate by Miss Irene Barnes and Jack Pierce of Azusa, motored to Long Beach yesterday where they spent the day taking in the amusements and enjoying a picnic lunch at noon. Don't Forget That The Ever-Ready Truck & Transfer Co. Is still able to do your hauling of any description. Contract hauling a specialty. Get our price. O. J. LINNARTZ, Prop. Residence 211 E. Sycamore St. PHONE 209-M. Games Today Los Angeles at Portland. San Francisco at Seattle. Series This Week Sacramento at Vernon. Los Angeles at Seattle. San Francisco at Portland. Salt Lake at Oakland. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION W. L. P.c. Indianapolis ... 45 28 .616 St. Paul ... 42 28 .600 Minneapolis ... 41 35 .577 Milwaukee ... 43 37 .551 Louisville ... 35 40 .467 Columbus ... 33 41 .446 Kansas City ... 31 46 .403 Toledo ... 25 47 .347 Yesterday's Results Louisville 5-4; Columbus 5-1. Toledo 3-3; Indianapolis 0-3. Milwaukee 8-1; Minneapolis 5-2. Kansas City 7-4; St. Paul 3-4. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Baltimore 5; Jersey City 4. Rochester 5; Toronto 0. Reading 5-5; Newark 2-3. Syracuse 5-0.; Buffalo 1-1. SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Mobile 4; Atlanta 1. Memphis 6; Little Rock 5. New Orleans 8-3; Birmingham 5-2. No other games. panied by Miss Irene Barnes and Jack Pierce of Azusa, motored to Long Beach yesterday where they spent the day taking in the amusements and enjoying a picnic lunch at noon. Anahei CONCORDIA PARK GRANDI Singing Instrumental Concerts Dancing 2:30 to 6 p.m. 11 A.M. FAMOUS 8 p.m. Grand Ball CALIFORNIA Theatre Anaheim FINAL TIMES TODAY Maryon Aye FILM STAR (IN PERSON) and her Melody-Rag JAZZ BAND Also Betty Compson in her great picture “OVER THE BORDER” COMING TOMORROW BIG 4TH OF JULY SHOW Featuring Beautiful Betty Blythe STAR OF "QUEEN OF SHEBA" in her wonder picture “Fair Lady” D'ANDY VAUDEVILLE OFFERING STAR OF "QUEEN OF SHEBA" in her wonder picture "Fair Lady" D'ANDY VAUDEVILLE OFFERING DEWITT REESE at the WURLITZER Don't Advertise Unless-- you are absolutely on the level with your customers— Unless your goods are so excellent that everyone who buys them once will want them again— Unless there is real need for what you make— Unless you appreciate that it takes a long time and costs a lot of money to educate one hundred million people to associate your trade mark with a definite standard of quality— Unless your business is built on the firm foundation of economical production and sound finance. PUBLISHED BY THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL IN CO-OPERATION WITH AMERICAN ASSOCIATE OF ADVERTISING AGENCIES. Baheim Concordia PARK W. BROADWAY GRAND CELEBRATION July 4th Barbecue Singing Dancing Carnival Concerts Concordia Orchestra Heffner's Orchestra Dancing 2:30 to 6 p.m. All-Day Carnival 11 A. M. FAMOUS CONCORDIA BARBECUE Grand Ball Let's All Go!