oc-plain-dealer 1922-11-29

FAIRYLAND Theatre Anaheim Thursday and Friday Only. Attend Early for Seats Motion Picture Marvel of the Generation FAMOUS SAYINGS "BURNING" Have you a view? Are you ably port yourself to the globe, thus surries of other land mysterious of Assiniment? However, if such places as their eternal lure exert your mind right in the sands oasis, but jaunt to the Ocean "Burning Sanford's great Park Milton Sills and mous stars in our tures ever seen." "Burning Sanford's achievement. Thelished without played to such the Grauman's, Los mantic story of charging Arabs everything that the great open it! The cast superstars is splendid Mr. Melford has screen one of the ever seen in any In addition to California Mendel and Grooville headliners offering that he many places. It ing some distance. A special music this program has guerite Evos, the organist, and the features is, to the pression of the d SANTA SANTA FE LAND (Spl.)—Mr. Berritt on the Olmine Motion Pictures "Billy" World's First Goat Gland Baby and Father World's First Motion Picture Description Rejuvenation Through Gland TRANSPLANTING Most potent subject on the public mind today—And Most potent subject on the public mind today—And on the same program. How Human Life Begins Mystery of Life's Origin Revealed SEE HOW glands are transplanted. WHY glands are transplanted. HOW animal glands grow in human beings. HOW they affect human beings. HOW sex is determined in the unborn. HOW character and appearance are inherited. HOW the human body is built. HOW your ancestors determine your personality. NOTE—Because of the deliacte personal nature of subjects portrayed there will be separate seating sections for women and married couples and men alone. No one under 18 years will be admitted. FAMOUS STARS IN "BURNING SANDS" Have you a vivid imagination? Are you nibly, mentally, to transport yourself to the far off places of the globe, thus to revel in the luxuries of other lands or to glimpse the mysterious of Asia or the Dark Continent? However, if you are a lover of such places as the great deserts and their eternal lure, you will not have to exert your mind to imagine yourself right in the middle of some sands oasis, but just take a little jaunt to the California today and see "Burning Sands", George Melford's great Paramount classic, with Milton Sills and Wanda Hawley, famous stars in one of the finest pictures ever seen in Anaheim. "Burning Sands" is a silversheet achievement. This has been established without a doubt, when it played to such tremendous crowds at Grauman's, Los Angeles. It is a romantic story of the dessert, with charging Arabs on dashing steed, and everything that goes with the life of the great open places. You'll love it! The cast supporting these two stars is splendid to say the least, and Mr. Melford has brought to the screen one of the most vivid pictures ever seen in any theatre. In addition to this feature, the California management presents Mendel and Groy, well known vaudeville headliners who present a stage offering that has been the rage in many places. It is an act worth going some distance to see. A special musical arrangement for this program has been made by Marguerite Eves, the popular California organist, and the entire program of features is, to use the popular expression of the day, "a bear"! SANTA FE LEASE SANTA FE LEASE, Nov. 29.—(Spl.)—Mr. Bert Ryan and sons visited on the Olinda Lease Monday away that evening. The Woman's Civic League of Newport Beach will entertain the incoming and retiring county officers BUENA PARK, Nov. 29.—(Sp.)—Seventy friends gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. Middleton on Tuesday evening at a shower complimentary to Mr. and Mrs. F. Wells of Fullerton. Mrs. Wells was Miss Norma Middleton before her marriage a week ago. Many beautiful as well as useful gifts were received. Among them was a library table the gift of the bride's father and mother, also a set of silver from her brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Middleton, after the gifts had been opened the guests enjoyed dancing and card playing. Refreshments of ice cream, cake, coffee and punch were served. Mrs. Ethel Conway spent the week end with her mother Mrs. G. R. Breckenridge at Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Wilsey and children Ruth and Frank were guests at a Thanksgiving dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Wilsey at Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Parker of Los Angeles visited with Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Shaw on Monday evening. Mrs. H. E. Warren, Mrs. N. D. McDowell, Mrs. John Rodeffer and Mrs. J. W. Bishop were guests at a luncheon in Los Angeles on Monday. In the afternoon they were taken to see Robin Hood at Hollywood. Miss Emily Shaw of San Bernardino is the guest of her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Shaw. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Warren and Mrs. E. P. Mann attended the football game at Fullerton on Tuesday. Mrs. Lewis Blatz was called to Pasadena on Sunday by the illness of her mother Mrs. Stevenson. When Mrs. Blatz arrived at Pasadena her mother was unconscious and passed. Placentia with her sister Mrs. (Carrine), who is the proud mother of a 7-pound baby boy, Mr. and Mrs. Carrine and family have just come from Roundup, Montana and are making their future home here. Mrs. R. Meranda and daughter Mona were Anaheim visitors Monday. Mr. Clayton Robb and Mr. Keitt A special musical arrangement for this program has been made by Marguerite Evens, the popular California organist, and the entire program of features is, to use the popular expression of the day, "a bear"! SANTA FE LEASE SANTA FE LEASE, Nov. 29. (Spl.)—Mr. Bert Ryan and sons visited on the Olinda Lease Monday evening. Miss Willamina Ryan, Miss Lillian Gullock, Mr. Keith Ford and Clayton Robb enjoyed Saturday evening at the California Theater seeing "Where Is My Wandering Boy." Later the party motored to Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. H. Schryer and daughter Olive and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Andrews and son, Lee Jaynes visited old friends in Lakeview, Mr. and Mrs. E. Holland and family. Mrs. R. F. Jones entertained Monday Mrs. Ray Jones and daughter Beverly Maidelle of the West Coast Lease. Mr. Karl Roberts of Huntington Beach visited on this lease Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schneider with friends motored to Riverside and San Diego Sunday and Monday. Mrs. Elliott is suffering the effect of burning her limb on the gas stove. Many friends of Mr. Post of Anaheim employer of the Santa Fe lease were very sorry to hear of his serious accident which happened Saturday while at his work. Mr. Post is in the Fullerton hospital and has not gained consciousness yet. Mrs. C. H. Williams is staying in Placentia with her sister Mrs. (Cainine, who is the proud mother of a 7-pound baby boy, Mr. and Mrs. Carrine and family have just come from Roundup, Montana and are making their future home here. Mrs. R. Meranda and daughter Mona were Anaheim visitors Monday. Mr. Clayton Robb and Mr. Keitt Ford were duck hunters Sunday morning. But returned home very sad, No ducks. Mr. Dales and Husky Grimes were alro hunters on Monday. Miss Margaret Flynn has returned home after a few days' visit with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Flynn-of Anaheim. Mrs. R. L. Isabelle has as her guest this week her mother, of Pasadena. Mr. and Mrs. Marshel Collins are having their home remodeled. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Tidland are entertaining friends from the East. Mr. Don Cullen who has been suffering the effect of the accident in which he was in is able to walk now. Mr. and Mrs. H. Schryer and daughter Mrs. Jack Andrews and son Lee were Brea and Fullerton visitors Monday. Olinda Basketball team played some high school girls Monday evening, score being 28 to 8. Olinda school favor. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Light spent the week-end with Mr. Light's parents in Los Angeles. Mrs. Ryan spent one day last week with her sister Mrs. Joe Nelson at San Pedro. At Weber's SANTA CLAUS will be here in all his glory in our toy department on the second floor SATURDAY, DECEMBER, 2ND, 2:30 P.M. He will have a gift for each little one Iron Trains $1.00 REAL STOVES SATURDAY, DECEMBER, 2ND, 2:30 P.M He will have a gift for each little one Iron Trains $1.00 REAL STOVES So that you can make a fire and bake a cake Wooly Cats & Dogs 35c, 75c and $1.00 Tinker Toys 75c Wool Barrows 75c, $1.00 and $1.50 Children's Books We have nearly every kind of book published for children of every age. Children's Chairs Natural Color 75c Doll Buggies from $1.00 to $18.00 Weber's Book & Mu 112 East Center Street M; CALIFORNIA Wednesday, Nov. 29 1922 CIVIC LEAGUE OF WILL ENTERTAIN THE IN-HERING COUNTY OFFICERS on Tuesday from 5 to 5 p.m. Any one wishing to attend this reception kindly notify Mrs. Robeson so reservation can be made for you. A hick town is a place where everybody suspects the worst when an old widower goes away for the week-end. CALIFORNIA Theatre Anaheim Tomorrow Only GORGEOUS THANKSGIVING PROGRAM The Douglasse Dancers 4 BEAUTIFUL GIRLS AND ONE MAN Bringing to Anaheim one of the Cleverest Big Time Acts ever seen here. Its Superb! Imperial Trio MAGNIFICENT OFFERING Hall & DeLoretta THE "WOWS" OF COMEDY Chas. Leland A RUBE—A SCREAM Baker & Baker "A MELODY COCKTAIL" THE SPECIAL SCREEN FEATURE WILL BE The Glorious Adventure" THE SPECIAL SCREEN FEATURE WILL BE The Glorious Adventure" Starring Lady Dina Manners Thanksgiving Shows Continuous—3:00, 5:00, 7:00, 9:00 George Melford's Triumph 'Burning Sands' with MILTON SILLS and WANDA HAWLEY He will have a mail box and he wants each little boy and girl to write him a letter telling him just what they want for Christmas. TOY TOYS—It looks like millions of them in our wonderful toy department Dolls that walk Dolls that talk Dolls that even TOY TOYS—It looks like millions of them in our wonderful toy department Dolls that walk Dolls that talk Dolls that even use their eyes to vamp. Wheel Goods of all kinds Tricycles, Kiddie Kars, Scooters, Iron Wagons, Consters, etc. Moving Picture Machine What a wonderful time the Boys and Girls can have with one of these machines, $3.50 up to $17.50 Erector and Meccano Builders Sets $1.00 up to $10.00 Carpet Sweepers 35¢ Trumpets 10c and 15c up to 50c Climbing Monkeys 15 Cents & Music Store Anaheim, Calif.