oc-plain-dealer 1922-07-22

PAGE FOUR THE ORANGE California SUNDAY ONLY Look At This Superb Program Here's the Feature VIOLA DANA In Her Latest Cinema Triumph “There Are No Villans” A Whimsical, Yet Snappy Photodrama "There Are No Villans" A Whimsical, Yet Snappy Photodrama LOOK HERE (Matinee Only) Another Exciting Chapter of "Robinson Crusoe" Kiddies—Don't Forget to Bring Your Punch Cards: HERE'S A RIOT-COMEDY "Red Hot Rivals" You'll Laugh Till You Bust! Do You Remember AESOP'S FABLES? Well, Here's the Fable About "The Farmer and the Ostrich" YORBA, July 22. (Spl.) The recent wedding of Miss Natalia Castillo, of Coronado Heights to Mr. Eugene Rivera of Atwood was one of the prettiest affairs of the kind seen ground here in a long time. The bride, who has seen only 15 summers, was more truly a spring poem than anything else and in her white silk mull dress, over silk crepe trimmed very effectively with wide, white ribbon, she truly looked as if she had stepped out from some painting of the symbol of purity, the artistically draped veil with orange blossoms en colfure and white gloves, slippers and stockings enhancing the effect. The groom had a regulation suit and accessories, also the best man, Mr. Angel Moreno, of Los Angeles. The bridesmaid Miss Nieves Rivera was lovely in a white crepe de chine dress with a white straw picture hat, white gloves, shoes and stockings. Both bride and bridesmaid carried huge shower bouquets of white carnations and ribbon. The couple were married at St Mary's church, Fullerton, by the rector, Rev. Fr. Prindville, officiating, the one ring ceremony being used. Just intimate friends and relatives of the contracting parties were present. A wedding dinner was served at the home of the groom's parents at Atwood, after which, the happy couple left for the near beach towns to be gone for a couple or three weeks. The bride had a traveling RAY BARNSTEADO THIS ROOM "The mission of this to portray real life, as That is the principleates Charles Ray in so forpicturization, in choosers of his casts, and piece of "business" on rule, from which Mr. viates, iscarried out in inductions, even in his "The Barnstormer," a release, which is coming fornia theatre today. "The Barnstormer departurefrom my custom production," said Mr. the critical eye it will that my principle has out—despite what may exaggeration of some. "In the first place, the action is laid in a peritone not be remembered by generation—before the tures put out of business troupes of actors who night in the smaller country. "The actors comprouptues were as unlike today as day is unlike first place, they require histrionic ability, for of such companies h contempt for the audie they played in the Therefore, having no Well, Here's the Fable About "The Farmer and the Ostrich" Lots of Giggles and Roars. Also a Snappy Vaudeville Act Of Course Kinograms News Events of the Entire World. DEWITT REESE at the Wurlitzer A letter has been received from Mrs. Erolinda Yorba, who with Mr. and Mrs. L. Pelancomi of Hollywood, also Miss Esperanza Carrillo of Esperanga is touring the central and southern part of Mexico. They are in Mexico City at present. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wents are at the Yorba ranch during Mrs. Yorba's sojourn in the southern republic. Mr. Joe Grosso and Miss Rosie Grosso, his daughter; spent the week-end with relatives at Glendale, coming home Sunday night they were on the car that struck the body of Saldano whose death is being investigated by the local authorities. A gang of men is making much needed repairs along the county boulevard. Mrs. A. D. Velasco spent three days in the Angel City attending to business in the day time and theaters at night, some of the friends of the lady attending to the latter part of the program for her. Louis Velasco is spending his vacation with his sister, Mrs. T. E. Woods of Los Angeles. While Sanchez is taking his vacation from his arduous duties at the Yorba Linda bank, but as he does not know how to be idle he has been acting as checker and timekeeper at the Halladay ranch past week. A son is the latest arrival at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. de Los Reyes. Misses Gloria Yorba, Adele Dalton and another young lady friend of theirs came down from L. A. last Saturday to rest, for a day, at least, from their work at St Vincent's hospital. Mrs. L. Y. Yorba and young daughter with a white straw picture hat, white gloves, shoes and stockings. Both bride and bridesmaid carried huge shower bouquets of white carnations and ribbon. The couple were married at St Mary's church, Fullerton, by the rector, Rev. Fr. Prindiville, officiating, the one ring ceremony being used. Just intimate friends and relatives of the contracting parties were present. A wedding dinner was served at the home of the groom's parents at Atwood, after which, the happy couple left for the near beach towns to be gone for a couple or three weeks. The bride had a traveling suit, when she left, of dark blue silk crepe trimmed in sand color with hat, gloves, shoes and stocking to match; the groom a dark blue suit, white straw hat and white shoes. Mr. and Mrs. Rivera will live at Atwood. A letter has been received from Mrs. Erolinda Yorba, who with Mr. and Mrs. L. Pelancomi of Hollywood, also Miss Esperanza Carrillo of Esperanga is touring the central and southern part of Mexico. They are in Mexico City at present. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wents are at the Yorba ranch during Mrs. Yorba's sojourn in the southern republic. Mr. Joe Grosso and Miss Rosie Grosso, his daughter; spent the week-end with relatives at Glendale, coming home Sunday night they were on the car that struck the body of Saldano whose death is being investigated by the local authorities. A gang of men is making much needed repairs along the county boulevard. Mrs. A. D. Velasco spent three days in the Angel City attending to business in the day time and theaters at night, some of the friends of the lady attending to the latter part of the program for her. Louis Velasco is spending his vacation with his sister, Mrs. T. E. Woods of Los Angeles. While Sanchez is taking his vacation from his arduous duties at the Yorba Linda bank, but as he does not know how to be idle he has been acting as checker and timekeeper at the Halladay ranch past week. A son is the latest arrival at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. de Los Reyes. Misses Gloria Yorba, Adele Dalton and another young lady friend of theirs came down from L. A. last Saturday to rest, for a day, at least, from their work at St Vincent's hospital. Mrs. L. Y. Yorba and young daughter with a white straw picture hat, white gloves, shoes and stockings. Both bride and bridesmaid carried huge shower bouquets of white carnations and ribbon. The couple were married at St Mary's church, Fullerton, by the rector, Rev. Fr. Prindiville, officiating, the one ring ceremony being used. Just intimate friends and relatives of the contracting parties were present. A wedding dinner was served at the home of the groom's parents at Atwood, after which, the happy couple left for the near beach towns to be gone for a couple or three weeks. The bride had a traveling suit, when she left, of dark blue silk crepe trimmed in sand color with hat, gloves, shoes and stocking to match; the groom a dark blue suit, white straw hat and white shoes. Mr. and Mrs. Rivera will live at Atwood. A letter has been received from Mrs. Erolinda Yorba, who with Mr. and Mrs. L. Pelancomi of Hollywood, also Miss Esperanza Carrillo of Esperanga is touring the central and southern part of Mexico. They are in Mexico City at present. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wents are at the Yorba ranch during Mrs. Yorba's sojourn in the southern republic. Mr. Joe Grosso and Miss Rosie Grosso, his daughter; spent the week-end with relatives at Glendale, coming home Sunday night they were on the car that struck the body of Saldano whose death is being investigated by the local authorities. A gang of men is making much needed repairs along the county boulevard. Mrs. A. D. Velasco spent three days in the Angel City attending to business in the day time and theaters at night, some of the friends of the lady attending to the latter part of the program for her. Louis Velasco is spending his vacation with his sister, Mrs. T. E. Woods of Los Angeles. While Sanchez is taking his vacation from his arduous duties at the Yorba Linda bank, but as he does not know how to be idle he has been acting as checker and timekeeper at the Halladay ranch past week. A son is the latest arrival at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. de Los Reyes. Misses Gloria Yorba, Adele Dalton and another young lady friend of theirs came down from L. A. last Saturday to rest, for a day, at least, from their work at St Vincent's hospital. Mrs. L. Y. Yorba and young daughter with a white straw picture hat, white gloves, shoes and stockings. Both bride and bridesmaid carried huge shower bouquets of white carnations and ribbon. The couple were married at St Mary's church, Fullerton, by the rector, Rev. Fr. Prindiville, officiating, the one ring ceremony being used. Just intimate friends and relatives of the contracting parties were present. A wedding dinner was served at the home of the groom's parents at Atwood, after which, the happy couple left for the near beach towns to be gone for a couple or three weeks. The bride had a traveling suit, when she left, of dark blue silk crepe trimmed in sand color with hat, gloves, shoes and stocking to match; the groom a dark blue suit, white straw hat and white shoes. Mr. and Mrs. Rivera will live at Atwood. A letter has been received from Mrs. Erolinda Yorba, who with Mr. and Mrs. L. Pelancomi of Hollywood, also Miss Esperanza Carrillo of Esperanga is touring the central and southern part of Mexico. They are in Mexico City at present. Mr. and Mrs. Geo.Wents are at the Yorba ranch during Mrs.Yorba's sojourn in the southern republic. Mr.Joe Grosso and Miss Rosie Grosso,his daughter; spenttheweek-endwithrelativesatGlendalecominghomeSundaynighttheywereonthecarthatstruckthebodyofSaldanowhosedeathisbeinginvestigatedbythelocalauthorities. A gangofmenismakingmuchneededrepairsalongthecountyboulevard. Mrs.A.D.VelascospentthreedaysintheAngelCityattendingtobusinessinthedaytimeandtheaterstntnight,theywereonthecarthatstruckthebodyofSaldanowhosedeathisbeinginvestigatedbythelocalauthorities. AsonisisthelatestarrivalatthehomeofMr,andMrs.M.deLosReyes. MissesGloriaYorba,AdeleDaltonandanotheryoungladyfriendoftheirscamedownfromL.A.lastSaturdaytorest,foraday.atleast,从theirworkatStVincentshospital. Mrs.L.Y.Yorbaandyoungdaughterwithawhitestrawpicturehat,白gloves，shoes和stockings。Bothbrideandbridesmaidcarriedhugeshowerbouquetsofwhitecarnationsandribbonduringatthehomeofthegroom'sparentsatAtwood，afterwhich,thehappycoupleleftforthenearbeachtownsbegonefora coupleorthreeweeks。Thebridehadatravelingsuit，whensheleft，ofdarkbluesilkscrepetrimmedinsandcolorwithhat，gloves，shoes和stockingtomatch；thegroomadarkbluesuit，whitestrawhatandwhiteshoes。Mr.JoyRiverawillliveatAtwood。 Dr.NETHRET Dr.G.A.Neth.wcompletedanextensivePacificstatesandYellowandincidentilyinvestighetherdistinguishedaredoing.isnowbackandreadyforbusiness. Mrs.RolloLuhringtwoweeksvacation ter.ofPuentearevvYorba'smother,Mrs.F.guez. Mr.VictorVelasco，whetheWesternElectricCoogeleshas,-luckilyford transferredforthesumtothierLongBeachdistrict Mrs.J.RiveraandgonetoLankershimforMr,andMrs.E.deLFullerton,vistedlastnightAmeliaR.Agundez. MissBlancheBoissserumwithhersister,Mrs.Anthrowho livesatRedondoBea THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA LIFORNIA ANAHEIM STARTING W. Griffith's “ORPHI THI ADAPTED FR Starring LILLIAN DOROTHY 12—MAC MATINEE DAI Afternoon 2:00 RAY BARNSTORMER, SO THIS ROLE EASY "The mission of the photoplay is to portray real life, as it is lived." That is the principle which dominates Charles Ray in selecting a story for picturization, in choosing the members of his casts, and in judging any piece of "business" or acting. This rule, from which Mr. Ray never deviates, is carried out all of his productions, even in his latest picture, "The Barnstormer," a First National release, which is coming to the California theatre today. "The Barnstormer' is a radical departure from my customary kind of production," said Mr. Ray, "and to the critical eye it will be apparent that my principle has been carried out—despite what may appear to be exaggeration of some roles. "In the first place, the time of the action is laid in a period which will not be remembered by the younger generation—before themotion pictures put out of business the small troupes of actors who played only a night in the smaller towns of the country. "The actors comprising these troupes were as unlike the actors of today as day is unlike night. In the first place, they required little, if any, histrionic ability, for the managers of such companies had a supreme contempt for the audiences to which they played in the 'tank towns.' Therefore, having no ability, they at..." action is laid in a period which will not be remembered by the younger generation—before themotion pictures put out of business the small troupes of actors who played only an night in the smaller towns of the country. "The actors comprising these troupes were as unlike the actors of today as day is unlike night. In the first place, they required little, if any, histrionic ability, for the managers of such companies had a supreme contempt for the audiences to which they played in the 'tank towns.' Therefore, having no ability, they attempted to convince the natives of these towns that they had by the expedient of swaggering up and down the streets, assuming a pose that approached the ridiculous. "And the natives always were impressed. Many a girl's heart has been faster upon seeing one of these actors strutting down Main-st. glancing about him superciliously and endeavoring to create the impression of wealth; whereas he very likely has not a cent in his pockets. They were ridiculous; but they were a part of the times." "In 'The Barnstormer' you will see this type of ham actor caricatured, as it were. My acting will appear to some to be far fetched—in fact, to be overdone to a considerable degree. But I wasa barnstorm myself once upon a time, and I know the habits and vices of the breed. DR. NETH RETURNS Dr. G. A. Neth, who has just completed an extensive tour of the Pacific states and Yellowstone park, and incidentally investigated what other distinguished chiropractors are doing, is now back at his office and ready for business. Mrs. Rollo Luhring will enjoy a two weeks vacation Her, of Puente are visiting Mrs. Vorba's mother, Mrs. F. Y. Dominguez. Mr. Victor Velasco, who works for the Western Electric Co. in Los Angeles, has—luckily for him—been transferred for the summer months, so their Long Beach district. Mrs. J. Rivera and family have gone to Lankershim for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. E. de Los Reyes of Bullerton, visited last night with Mrs Amelia R. Agundez. Miss Blanche Boisseranc is visiting with her sister, Mrs. Arthur Andrade who lives at Redondo Beach. Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Jones and daughter, Sadie and son, Robert Jr., were Long Beach visitors Wednesday evening. Mrs. Bert Ryan spent Wednesday and Thursday with her daughter Mrs. Marcus Johnson of Fullerton. Ray Grant and Miss Margerett Flynn enjoyed Thursday evening at the California theatre at Anaheim. Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Grimeger were Anaheim shoppers Thursday. The Gasoline plant in which the Santa Fe makes their gasoline burned Thursday morning at 8 o'clock, when a flue in one of the boilers burned out and causing it explode. All working men were called to fight the fire on account of it being so close to large oil tanks and other wells, the building being badly damaged. Mrs. May Sadler of Los Angeles formerly of the Santa Fe visited with friends here Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. H. Schryer and daughters, Olive and Mrs. Jack Andrews and son, Lee Jaynes, and Miss Willie Ryan spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Schryer's sister, Mrs. D. Fairbain of Olive. Mr. and Mrs. Jones Flynn entertained Wednesday evening, Mr. and Mrs Grant and children of Brea. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Andrews and son Lee Jaynes, Mrs. H. Schryer and daughter, Olive, spent Wednesday evening with Mr. Andrews sister, Mrs. John Boyle of Buena Park. California Theatre Anaheim FINAL TIMES TODAY CHARLES RAY IN HIS LATEST SUCCESS "THE BARNSTORMER" One of the year's best. IFORNIA Saturday, July 22, 1922 TING MONDAY MOST STARTLING PICTURE—AN ACHIEVEMENT OF THE SILENT DRAMA—AN EPIC OF NATIONS AND EMOTIONS ORPHANS OF THE STORM" ADAPTED FROM "THE TWO ORPHANS" Starring America's Foremost Stars MAN OTHY GISH 12—MAGNIFICENT REELS—12 MATINEE DAILY—TWO EVENING SHOWS 12—MAGNIFICENT REELS—12 MATINEE DAILY—TWO EVENING SHOWS Evening 6:30 and 9:00 Mat. Eve. All Seats Except First Two Rows in Loge Section...89c First Two Rows in Loge Section...55c All Seats Except First Two Rows in Loge Section...55c First Two Rows in Loge Section...88c Children, Any Show...28c Avoid the Rush TH FILM CALIFORNIA the most importdeal of the seat just consumcalifornia Theatre first showing of griffith film, "Or-" angement made ger Ingram, of are, this spectacf "The Two Orthrough United is insured exe at his house. I be for a full the date of the Monday. It is derable compehere, in spite which restricts it on of only the ses. Storm" is the genius who of master films Birth of a Narough such sucince," "Broken Down East." debut in the Griffith premay event af the world. Since presentation has progressively in MID-SEASON SALE GIVES FINE VALUES "The Anaheim shopper can find many excellent buys at the Anaheim Corset Shop these days," says Mrs. Edith Taylor, proprietor who is staging a Mid-Season Clearance Sale. The sale has already been in progress for several days but there is still extensive line to choose from. Mrs. Taylor is making a number of great sacrifices and one can find an excellent line of corests, hoslery, silk "undies," and any other desired articles of wearing apparel. During the sale there are no exchanges or refunds. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Payne, uncle and aunt of Mrs. R. T. Healton are spending several days at the Healton home. M. EUGENE DURFEE ARCHITECT Room 3, New Kraemer Bldg. Phone 692 Anaheim Day and Night Service Ambulance HUDDLE FUNERAL HOME WALTER S. HUDDLE, Director Corner Lemon and Broadway Telephones 870J—870M Grand Theatre TONIGHT ONLY A Brand New Show—Anaheim's Favorite ROOKIE (SNUFFY) LEWIS and His Sunkist Girls Grand Theatre TONIGHT ONLY A Brand New Show—Anaheim’s Favorite ROOKIE (SNUFFY) LEWIS and His Sunkist Girls IN A PEPPY—JAZZY MUSICAL REVUE Here's a lot of class — Also a good picture, too. 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