oc-plain-dealer 1923-02-14

UNITED Theatre Anaheim Starting TONIGHT Big Double Bill WATCH YOUR STEP With Cullen Landis With Ruth Miller A Real Comedy with Thrilling Situation and Charles Murray--Ray McKee “SUNSHINE” MARY ANDERSON in “FAINT HEART” With Funny “Charlie” Murray at His Best WATCH FOR DATE Holden & O'Neil Peers of Vaudeville BIGGEST CROWS SEASON SEEK PROGRAM AT (By Sargum S) There was one of the season out to the last evening and to get their money's worth it lightly. From the affair that opened the same sort of thing there was not an idle several occasions the first and did ever thing fro to a war dance. Dick Brown, a man with a good deal exce went out to annihilate the fighting Reece fa to the good name Earnest was surprised ous attack of Brown long and his long w began to tattoo a drown the heavier man's jaw a sleep in the first re seconds to go. The a Reece is bear cat an Kid McCoy met an boy of his own weigh got K. O'ed by the no Lee will make a good he learns a little. He from the crafty Kid. Tony Ross did every Ruhlio but dynamite was unable to put the keeps. Tony had four to his credit and seven pounds of punch power enough punishment boxers a life time. He be knock out proof. The gol-dingest, whirlwind scrap even while Mr. Blackie Rice Davidson were engaged combat. The fans we the old roof came n in. Cyclone is well n tions resemble the w ing mation of a cyclone a whale of a kick. Mr. Blackie worried With Funny "Charlie" Murray at His Best WATCH FOR DATE Holden & O'Neil Peers of Vaudeville Songs—Dances—Music Save Your Coupons Lightweights Lose To Fullerton By 23 To 18 Anaheim boys' lightweight basketball team lost to Fullerton 23 to 18, in a hotly contested fray yesterday. Anaheim lead in the first half 14 to 7. When the whistle blew for the last half, the boys were over-confident and slumped. Fullerton stepped away. The lineup: Anaheim Fullerton Points Points Utter 2 F Allen 8 Killer 2 F Douglas 5 Schweinfest 8 C Knepp 4 Alsip 4 G Velaseo 6 Gizz 2 G Douser Plain Dealer Want Ads Get Results COMBINATION BILL AT THE CALIFORNIA ONE OF BEST EVER What is believed by the California theater management to be one of the most splendid vaudeville and photoplay combination programs ever presented in this city will be shown at that popular playhouse tomorrow. A number of dandy acts feature the stage offerings, and none other than Johnny Hines will be seen in his newest picture "Sure Fire Flint." The outstanding feature the vaudeville program will be the noted Strattford Comedy Four in their nifty act "School Days". These four boys are whiz singers when it comes to harmony, and the harmony-Oh, boy! They also come with a special setting of scenery. George Evers, the widely known blackface comic will be seen on this bill with a rip-roaring act. Evers will make 'em laugh if any one can, at least that is what Tom Ingram of the California says. Ferry and Hawthorne present "In A Bungalow", a nifty act that should be a big hit here. Russell and Ford have a comedy song and chatter act that keeps the audience in yells and giggles throughout. Lathrop and Ruby complete the bill with their superb aerial innovation. This is a sensation and one of the most skillful acts ever seen locally. Tonight will see the final performances of Mary Alden in "A Woman's Woman". Other brilliant features are also included upon this program for tonight. THRILLS IN COMEDY AT UNITED THEATRE "Watch Your Step", the new WHITTIER DEEP ORANGE HI The Whittier High DAY BY DAY IN EVERY WAY OUR SHOWING IN SPRING MILLINERY IS BE COMING MORE COMPLETE Irresistable are the new shapes and shades Cable Millinery 216 W. Center St. Anaheim, Calif. THRILLS IN COMEDY AT UNITED THEATRE "Watch Your Step", the new Goldwyn picture coming to the United theater for two days, beginning tonight is a light comedy with many thrilling situations. It is the work of Julien Josephson, who has written many of Charles Ray's successes. Cullen Landis, one of the youngest leading men on the screen, has the role of city sport who, through a series of accidents, finds himself in a small town. There he hides against the law, but he finds that he cannot guard his heart. The result is enovitable. In the end, justice overtakes the hero; and he discovers that he has been fleeing from an overwrought imagination. One of the most thrilling automophotographed in "Watch Your Step". To see it will make you clutch your seat and hang on to the finish. The picture was directed by William Beaudine, with Patsy Ruth Miller in the leading feminine role. STROH TO WRESTLE JOHN BROWN, BEAR Herman Stroh, the big Taft wrestler, takes on John Brown, the champion Bear wrestler at Santa Fe Springs tomorrow evening. Stroh weighs about 225 pounds while the bear scales 550. The Bear is the famous moving picture star, that Ad Santel wrestled a few weeks back for the movies and which pictures have been shown in Anaheim. Brown is to throw Stroh twice in 20 minutes. There are going to be two good boxing contests besides the bear wrestling. Kid Chick meets Jack Spar at 125 lbs. and the Masked Marvel fo Oklahoma meets Young Lee at 180 lbs. The fang are sure to be furnished with a highclass entertainment as all three numbers of the bill are extraordinary. WHITTIER DEN ORANGE HI The Whittier High triumphed over the Oak basketball team, 24 to 19, till last night. The Poor outplayed the Orange department of the game and Price were the second range team increased in the young Poets. The lineup: HEAVYWEIGHT (24) Barmore (14) McCaalin (4) Whitefive (4) Partridge (2) Landreth (2) 110 POUNDS Orange (24) Rulon (6) Woodruff (8) Ba'mma'n (10) Bickel (G) Loks (G) SANTA ANA LOOK TO POMONA Santa Ana and H school boys' basketball at Santa Ana yesterday team lost 12 to 10. At the end of the first 7. Santa Ana squad: Luck, forwards; Linsen, Middlebrook and Gold Pomona squad: Hill forwards; Edinger, center and Gray, guards. The basketball game doubled this year in the season. Anaheim play here Thursday, players. Orange does second team. Anaheim squads go Friday when the first teams play. BIGGEST CROWD OF SEASON SEES BEST PROGRAM AT ARENA (By Sargum Sprouts) There was one of the crowds of the season out to the fight palace last evening and to say that they got their moneys worth is putting it lightly. From the slam bang affair that opened the show to the same sort of thing that closed it there was not an idle moment. On several occasions the fans went wild and did ever thing from a shimmy to a war dance. Dick Brown, a muscular gent with a good deal excess waist line, went out to annihilate a stripling of the fighting Reece family answer to the good name of Earnest. Earnest was surprised at the ferocious attack of Brown but not for long and his long willowey arms began to tattoo a dream waitz on the heavier man's jaw. Brown fell in the first round with 20 seconds to go. The little wasp of a Reece is bear cat and no fooling. Kid McCoy met an inexperienced boy of his own weight and almost got K. O'ed by the novice. Young Lee will make a good boxer when he learns a little. He got a draw from the crafty Kid. Tony Ross did everything to Kid Rubio but dynamite him and yet was unable to put the Kid away for keeps. Tony had four knock downs to his credit and several thousand pounds of punch power. Rubio took enough punishment to last most boxers a life time. He appears to be knock out proof. The gol-dingest, gol-durndest whirlwind scrap ever, happened while Mr. Blackie Rice and Cyclone Davidson were engaged in mortal combat. The fans went crazy and the old roof came near tumbling in. Cyclone is well named his actions resemble the whirling twisting motion of a cyclone and he has a whale of a kick. Cyclone had Mr. Blackie worried for a round CALIFORNIA THEATRE A HIGH CLASS PROGRAM Stratford Com In Their Whiz Act "School Days". A Smash Mirthquake and Yell! A Ri GEORGE EVERS That Funny Black Boy RUSSELL AND HAROLD Comedy Songs and Chatter SPECIAL! FEATURE PICTURE JOHNNY H RUSSELL AND HAROLD Comedy Songs and Chatter SPECIAL! FEATURE PICTURE JOHNNY HILL "SURE FIRE" An Uproarious Comedy—You'll Tonight--MARY ALDEN in "THEATRE FLOWERS" Furnished By Ye Colonial TEAMS BUNCHED IN CITY PIN LEAGUE The fifth week of the city league finds the teams well bunched with Bill's cafe in first place by the narrow margin of one game. The next three teams are tied, then the Keen Hat Store and the next three teams are tied for the cellar position, only five games behind the leaders. Gordon increased his lead in the Class A averages and tops all the bowlers with 188 for 15 games. Hanson is next with 184 for the same number of games. Larrison is high in Class B with 173 average and "Slim". Eden is the best in Class C with 167. Heffner's 253 is the high games for all classes and his 591 is the best series. James rolled 227 for high game in C class and Little of Whittier turned in 584 for the best total in that class. Bill's Cafe rolled the league high mark when they shot 958 and the Toyland Baby Dolls' mark of 2672 is high series. Whittle No. 1 has 2602 for next best. Tonight the Anaheish alley squad will roll the Vermont Square Merchants at the Moneta Alleys in Los Angeles. The locals are holding down first place and Heffron is topping the in- HOODED KLANSMEN VISIT TABERNACLE (Continued on Page 6) seen and does constantly observe. We have watched with interest the good work you are doing here and we wish to take this means of expressing our approval. Our aims and purposes are best explained in the following lense which we would like to have you read to the audience. "God give us men! The Invisible Empire demands strong Minds, great hearts, true faith and ready hands. Men whom lust of office does not kill; Men whom the spoils of office cannot buy; Men who possess opinions and a will; Men who have honor; men who will not lie; Men who can stand before a demagogue and damn their treacherous flattering without winking! Tall men, sun crowned, who live above the fog In public duty and private thinking; For while the rabble, with their thumb-worn creeds, Their large professions and little deeds, Mingle in selfish strife, Lo, freedom weeps, Wrong rules the land, and waiting justice sleeps, God give us men! Men who serve not for selfish booty, KEARN NEEDS The exe American Orange Turpentine, Mrs. Cannon, a devoted guest. The majors about host upon all Legion and "buddies" Saunby, elected dency of the Belle Bennettary, for the Anniesthesia April 10. It was that the badly in no one folks have phone 25 these brave months totes is de WHITTIER DEFEATS ORANGE HI SCHOOL The Whittier High school five triumphed over the Orange High basketball team, 24 to 13 at Whitttier last night. The Poet aggregation outplayed the Orange team in every department of the game. Barmore and Price were the stars of the game. In the preliminary game the Orange 110-pound team defeated the Whittier featherweights, 24 to 14. At the half the score stood 11 to 8, but during the second half the Orange team increased its lead over the young Poets. The lineup: HEAVYWEIGHTS Whittier (24) ... Orange (13) Barmore (14) ... Price (2) McCaslin (4) ... Johnson (2) Whitefive (4) ... Spencer (6) Partridge ... Thompson Landtridge (2) ... Murphy (3) 110 POUNDERS Orange (24) ... Whittier (14) Rulon (6) ... F ... Weaver (7) Woodruff (8) ... F ... Tyler (3) Ba'ma'ma'n (10) C ... Comlinson (1) Bickel ... G ... Ringland Loks ... G ... Johnson (2) SANTA ANA LOSES TO POMONA 12 TO 10 Santa Ana and Pomona high school boys' basketball teams played at Santa Ana yesterday. The home team lost 12 to 10. Santa Ana led at the end of the first half, 9 to 7. Santa Ana squad: Barnes and Luck, forwards; Linseenbard, contender; Middlebrook and Golden, guards. Pomona squad: Hill and Alkree, forwards; Edinger, center; Carpenter and Gray, guards. The basketball games are being doubled this year in order to end the season. Anaheim and Orange play here Thursday, the 130-pound players. Orange does not have a second team. Anaheim squads go to Orange on Friday when the first and 110 pound teams play. James rolled 227 for high game in C class and Little of Whittier turned in 584 for the best total in that class. Bill's Cafe rolled the league high mark when they shot 958 and the Toyland Baby Dolls' mark of 2672 is high series. Whittier No. 1 has 2602 for next best. Tonight the Anaheim alley squad will roll the Vermont Square Merchants at the Moneta Alleys in Los Angeles. The locals are holding down first place and Heffron is topping the individuals with a mark of 202. In the Mercantile league the Rochm-Sylvester team is shooting good, close to the leaders. Heffron of the locals also leads this league with a mark of 197 for 15 games. ANAHEIM LOSES TO FULLERTON 32 TO 27 Anaheim's first boys' basketball team loat a closely contested game to Fullerton yesterday. Fullerton lead at the end of the first half, 14 to 15. Anaheim started in again full of enthusiasm but Fullerton proved too strong. Coach Elliot did not have any subs. The final score was 32 to 27. This is the closest score Fullerton has had. Davis of Orange referred. Anaheim Fullerton Points Ross 5 ... F ... Hill 7 Pohlman 8 ... F ... Hezmalhaleh 8 Newkirk 8 ... C ... Carpenter Daugherty 6 ... G ... Stephen 2 Wallace ... G ... Kraemer 12 Arrows substituted for Hill in the last half. The lineup follows: TKUCK RUNS AWAY IN S.A. A runaway Triangle truck in Santa Ana might have done a lot of harm if it had run away an hour later, but at 7:30 this morning there were not many people near the city hall. The truck broke an iron lamp post to pieces. Nobody was hurt. SURE - SAFE - EFFECTIVE MOVIES JOYNER Cardinal innervy for infinite, children or adults 25c & 50c Recommended and sold by Heyin's Pharmacy Ask for list of JOYNER REMEDIES Men who can stand before a demagogue and damn his trecherous flattering without winking! Tall men, sun crowned, who live above the fog In public duty and private thinking; For while the rabble, with their thumb-worn creeds, Their large professions and little deeds, Mingle in selfish strife, Lo, freedom weeps, Wrong rules the land, and waiting justice sleeps, God give us men! Men who serve not for selfish booty, But real men, courageous, who flinch not at duty; Men of dependable character; men of sterling worth; Then wrongs will be redressed, and right will rule the earth. God give us men! May God bless you and help you in the work you are doing to make this a better community in which to live—THE KU KLUX KLAN. At the close audience applauded. Then Dr. Vawter paid a tribute to the work of the Klan to make 100 percent Americans, to put the Bible back into the public school and to wipe out crime." He said that the Klan had his hearty commendation. All through his 20-minute eulogy he was applauded again and again. The subject of the evening was "Seeing Things Alike". Evangelist Vawter made a plea that all christians see things as God has given them. At the close five united with the church. $750 DOW Will Buy a New Four-Roo CALIFORNIA SQU Select Any Lot in Our Tract and You a Modern Four-Room Pl $2500 Including garage, complete and n G. H. Grefe & 226 E. Center St. Aanheim CALIFORNIA Wednesday, Feb. 14, 1923 TOMORROW Knockout Vaudeville PROGRAM OF ATTRACTIONS! Comedy Four Smash Mirthquake—An Act That Will Make You Set Up and Yell! A Riot! FERRY AND HAWTHORNE “In A Bungalow” LATHROP AND RUBY An Aerial Innovation FEATURE PICTURE DE LUXE NY HINES in LATHROP AND RUBY An Aerial Innovation FEATURE PICTURE DE LUXE NY HINES in FIRE FIRE FLINT" Comedy—You'll Yell With Glee! EN in "A WOMAN'S WOMAN" AY "PEG OF MY HEART" Colonial Shoppe 214 East Center Street SMEN RNACLE page 6) only observe. interest the ing here and means of exOur aims explained in which we would to the audiThe Invisible strong due faith and ice does not of office cans and a will; men who will before a dematrecherous inking! l, who live ate thinking; with their and little Lo, freedom and waiting selfish booty. KEARNEY VETERANS NEEDING CLOTHING The executive committee of the American Legion Auxiliary met in Orange Tuesday afternoon, Anaheim being represented by Mrs. Alice Hebson, Mrs. Osburn and Mrs. H. J. Wilson. A delicious chicken dinner was served at noon by the Orange auxiliary. Major Marks of Fullerton and Commander Collings were the honored guests. The major gave an interesting talk about hospitalization and impressed upon all present the duties of the Legion and Auxiliary toward the "buddies" sick or in need. Mrs. S. E. Saunby, of Santa Ana, was again elected, unanimously, to the presidency of the executive body and Mrs. Belle Benchley, of Fullerton, secretary, for the ensuing year. The Anaheim ladies will next be hostesses at the meeting to be held April 10. It was reported at the meeting that the boys at Camp Kearney are badly in need of clothing, and everyone who has a garment which the folks have laid aside, is requested to 'phone $57R or 987W. Many of these brave lads have only a few months to live and every little courtesy is deeply appreciated. During shall think often of you comrades. "CARL LINDGREN." Thanks for the present I received from you. May God protect your order so loyal and true." "GEORGE W. LE LANE" Desks We Sell For Less Why? Because We Buy Car-load Lots from Factory. 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