oc-plain-dealer 1923-01-05

Friday, Jan. 5, 1923 SCOUT TROOP TWO ADDS TWO PATROLS Troop 2, Boy Scouts of Anaheim, from St. Catherine's school, has organized two more patrols of eight boys each, completing a full troop of 32 boys. The new patrols have selected Paul Waldhuvle, leader, and Joe Banish, assistant, of Stag patrol, and Clat Carricart, leader of Fox patrol, with William O'Hara as his assistant. A new scribe was elected, John Escovado. A contest has been started among the four patrols with a hike, weinie bake or similar treat as the reward for the winner. The patrols getting the greatest number of points in good behavior, attention, most efficient in forming rank, with five points going to the one putting on the best play, will be declared winner. Fox patrol now ranks highest in the contest, with Cougar and Eagle tied for second place with two points each. Leaders of these two patrols are George Russek and John Escovado. John Shay is senior leader and Jack MacFaden, assistant. The boy are planning to attend in full number the court of honor to be held Jan. 19 in Anaheim. UNUSUAL VIOLIN All the edges of a violin patented by a North Carolina inventor are curved, the form being said to improve the tone of the instrument. COMING SUNDAY Fascinating Captivating Enthralling MARY PICKFORD Fascinating Captivating Enthralling MARY PICKFORD in "Jess of the Storm Country" From the novel by Grace Miller White Lyric arrangement with Douglas Zucker Directed by John J. Robertson Photography by Charles Rother "The World's Sweetheart" In her entirely new and recently finished production of the famous screen classic the whole world loves—a production so much better than the original as to defy comparison and beggar description. You Haven't Seen THIS Picture The Crowning Achievement of Mary Pickford's Career CALIFORNIA THEATRE Anaheim McCloskey's store for men McCloskey's store for men Men! They're backed by McCloskey's Guarantee 35.00 For Men's and Young Men's All-Wool Suits They're GUARANTEED They're guaranteed guaranteed to give saway. A bold thing t suits. But easy to KNOW they're made fall patterns and mod men of every build. FIRST AND SECOND IN PICKFORD MOVIE In the first place, Mary Pickford is starring in "Tess of the Storm Country," for the second time in her illustrious career. When she first made her appearance in this epochal film eight years ago, it won her such unanimous applause that she was recognized immediately as the foremost exponent of the silent drama. This same old version also attracted the first international attention to the late Harold Lockwood, who was Miss Pickford's leading man and the result was, he became a prominent star in his own right soon afterwards. In the cast supporting "America's Sweetheart" in this second production of Grace Miller White's greatest story are Lloyd Hughes and Gloria Hope, man and wife, and this is the first time they have ever played together in the same picture. Mr. Hughes is playing the role created by the lamented Lockwood while Miss Hope has the important part of Teola Graves. This is the first time John S. Robertson ever directed Miss Pickford, but his services in this directorial capacity were not obtained until after a second attempt, because he was under contract with Famous Players-Lasky and was obliged to reject the offer with all due reluctance at first. However, when in the second attempt Miss Pickford made a request personally, Jesse Lanky rearranged his production schedule so as to permit Mr. Robertson sufficient time to preside over the megaphone until "Tess of the Storm Country" was completed. "A Bdwy. Honeymoon" at Fairyland Theater "Going to the 'opery house' tonight?" "Yep. Goin't t' see Frank and King's Comedians!" WEST COAST MAY LEASE S. A. HOUSE Lease of the Grand opera house property in Santa Ana for a term of 49 years by the West Coast Theatres, Inc., is expected, following negotiations which have begun. T. M. Honnberry is conferring with W. F. Lutz, who represents the Huttenlocher company, owners. A theater to cost $250,000 may be erected. WILL ROGER'S ROPE ALWAYS BEHAVES Everybody knows who Will Rogers is and everybody knows about his educated ropes. Tonight at the United Theatre for the last time admirers of the strange art of the famous cowboy comedian will have the chance of seeing the star and his ropes featured in Patricia's comedy, "The Ropin' Fool." To give a little inside information on the comedian himself, he is never without those ropes, whether making a picture featuring them, or not. As soon as he is off the stage, or off the set, Rogers picks up his ropes and practices. And consequently, he knows his ropes. In "The Ropin' Fool" Will Rogers does every possible feat for a cowboy to perform, and lassoes a rat with a small piece of string for good measure. The following is a list of the many stunts the cowboy comedian actually does before the camera—and in slow motion, so that each move is easily detected. Throws a rope out past a galloping horse so that it will roll back and catch him. Throws a rope over horse and rider, catching the horse by all four feet. Lassoes a rider by the waist without the rope going over his head. Puts the horse and rider through the loop and catches the horse with the same loop coming back. Throws a lasso clear around from behind a horse and catches him by the front feet from the opposite side. Throws a figure eight over the horse's neck and on all four feet. "A Bdwy. Honeymoon" at Fairyland Theater "Going to the 'opery house' tonight?" "Yep. Goin't' see Frank and King Comedians!" The above question and answer refer particularly to the clever dramatic company which opens its initial Anaheim engagement at the Fairyland tonight. "A Broadway Honeymoon" will be the featured attraction today and tomorrow. This is strictly built for laughing purposes, and it is predicted that this play will be a regular riot. This will be the first time that Anaheim has enjoyed a regular dramatic stock company at any of the local theatres in several seasons. It will be remembered by many that both the Frank and the Kings were here before with the original Murphy's Comedians. The personnel of the Frank and King Comedians is one of the most remarkable things about this unique organization. The entire cast has been together over two and a half years without a single exception. All of the performers are finished actors and actresses, and the brand of plays offered are really worth while. Between the acts high class vaudeville will be presented, making the evening's entertainment enjoyable to say the very least. The curtain is scheduled to raise tonight promptly at 8 o'clock. Of course, popular prices only will prevail. FULLERTON PERMITS Two permits for residences were taken out by Adam Brandle today, to cost $2,700 each, at 231 and 225 West Maple-ave. Viola N. Crawford has taken out a permit for an additional store room at 122 East Amerige-ave., to cost $1,000. S. K. Waters has taken out a permit for a 5 room residence at 146 West Brookdale-ave., to cost $4,700. It Pays to Advertise in the Orange County Plain Dealer. ENGLISH AIRPLANE A London man's airplane will be fitted with office equipment and a radiophone so that he can transmit business while traveling through the air. REEL FOR ROSE Hose can be wound on or unwound from a new reel without disconnecting the latter from a water supply pipe, around which it revolves freely. It Pays to Advertise in the Orange at Weber's INCOME TAX RECORD Showing a complete itemized record receipts and expenses, price $1.00 1923 PROGRAM OF EXTENSION WORK A tentative program of work has been drawn up by the Agricultural Extension Service for the coming year 1923, which embodies some of the major problems of agriculture in Orange County. This program of work will be submitted to the Board of Directors of the Farm Bureau by Farm Advisor Wahlberg at the next regular meeting on January 4th. Some of these projects are a continuation of the work already under way. The College of Agriculture and U.S. Department of Agriculture are cooperating in this work, being represented in the county by the Farm Advisor staff. The Agricultural Extension Service aims to serve all farmers in the county through demonstration meetings, farm bureau meetings and personal farm calls. The projects for 1923 include: Citrus fertilization, citrus pruning, scientific irrigation, citrus disease control, citrus inarching, citrus excursion to experiment station, walnut thinning, walnut harvesting (better methods), walnut tree surgery, vine management demonstrations, deciduous fruit management, drainage, bean selection club, nematode control, farm accounting, aplary management, tractor school, septic tank. Dairy improvement; Herd improvement—Cowtesting Association. Poultry improvement—Coecidiosia control, culling—Poultry Club. Card of Thanks We desire to thank the friends and neighbors, also Santa Ana local No. 489 O. P. C. F. I. A., also Carpenter's Union, for the kindness and sympathy in the death of husband and son-in-law. Also for the beautiful floral offerings. Mrs. Ella A. Strathman and children. Mr. and Mrs. H. Moeblus. key's men 00 young Men's suits they're GUARANTEED all-wool. they're guaranteed to fit. They're guaranteed to give satisfaction in every way. A bold thing to say about 35,000 suits. But easy to say when you NOW they're made right. Newest patterns and models. Suits to fit in of every build. Showing a complete itemized record receipts and expenses, price $1.00 Cloth Bound Loose Leaf Ledger Containing 200 leaves size 7 3-4"x10 3-8". Complete with linen index tabs. Price $4.85 Weber's Book & Music Store 112 East Center St. Anaheim FAIRYLAND THEATRE A Look! Just FRANCO CO MURPHY 11-Splee in "A Broadway" HIGH CLAIRE This Notable Company Cast—A Real Event Prices California Theatre Anaheim STARTS TODAY AMERICA'S MOST PERFECT LOVER! RODOLPH VALENTINO In That Romantic Story of Mysterious India 'The Young Rajah' WITH WANDA HAWLEY DAZZLING TRAPPINGS! GORGEOUS COSTUMES! A SUPERB PHOTOPLAY! Jack Retlaw Presents His Spectacular Presentation "A Harem Vision" Featuring Beautiful YVONNE FARR NO RAISE IN PRICES! Presentation "A Harem Vision" Featuring Beautiful YVONNE FARR NO RAISE IN PRICES! PROGRAM OF ENSION WORK The program of work has up by the Agricultural Service for the coming which embodies some of oblems of agriculture in city. This program of submitted to the Board of the Farm Bureau by Wahlberg at the next ting on January 4th. These projects are a continne work already under of Agriculture and U. of Agriculture are cothis work, being reprenate county by the Farm cultural Extension Service all farmers in the high demonstration meetureau meetings and peralls. Acts for 1923 include: ization, citrus pruning, dilgation, citrus disease us inarching, citrus experiment station, walnut nut harvesting (better walnut tree surgery, vine demonstrations, decidumanagement, drainage, on club, nematode conaccounting, aplary manactor school, septic tank. movement: Herd improveesting Association. improvement—Coecidiosia ning—Poultry Club. 贺 of Thanks To thank the friends and also Santa Ana local No. F. I. A., also Carpentfor the kindness and the death of husband aw. 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