oc-plain-dealer 1923-02-23

UNITED Theatre Anaheim Saturday Hoot Gibson In the whirlwind story of a drifter who came to anchor when chaperoning the prettiest girl he had ever seen. "The Galloping Kid" AND NEELEY EDWARDS IN A BRAND NEW "NERD Comedy ALSO HOLDEN & ONE IN AN ENTIRELY NEW VAUDEVILLE ATTRACTIVE SONGS — NEW STAGE SETTING BUT THE SAME SYNCOPATION SUNDAY "THE THIRD ALA IN AN ENTIRELY NEW VAUDEVILLE ATTRACTIVE SONGS — NEW STAGE SETTING BUT THE SIMPLE SYNCOPATION SUNDAY "THE THIRD ALA ANAHEIM SPANISH TEAM VS. CYPRESS Anaheim Spanish baseball team will play off last Sunday's 6 to 6 tie with the fast Cypress team at Richfield next Sunday afternoon. With the score tied at the end of the ninth frame last Sunday after noon, it was decided to leave it so for the present, because of the heat and fatigue of circling the bases, and come to conclusions later. The Anaheim battery Sunday will be the veterans, Henry Bleecker, pitcher, and Costillo, catcher. 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ANAHEIM New Location 221-223 EAST CENTER STREET Opposite New City Hall The Foster Ideal No. 519 Saturday Only. ibson ing Kid" NEW "NERVY NED" ONEILL LLE ATTRACTION NEW OUT THE SAME. CATCHY CITY PIN LEAGUE LEADERS LOSE 3 Last night was a stormy one for the leaders in the City Bowling League. The Fanning Candy Co. taking all three games from Bill's Cafe who found the going rough. In the other match O'Donnell's Victor Cords managed to take two out of three from Whittier No. 1, Gordon doing the heavy work with a mark of 599. Theodore was high man of the night with a 567 total. Tonight the Keen Hat Store will meet the Toyland Baby Dolls and Whittier No. 2 will tangle with the Silver Moon Cafe. Fanning Candy Co. Flesner ... 158 140 199 497 Hobnes ... 176 151 193 520 Bamsberget ... 161 153 172 486 Crooks ... 140 176 196 513 Theodore ... 191 196 180 567 826 816 932 2574 Bill's Cafe Johnston ... 57 169 149 475 Tarrison ... 150 189 189 528 Martin ... 134 124 142 400 W. Dugas ... 124 122 185 421 Hanson ... 180 203 157 540 745 807 822 2374 Whittier No. 1 Stanfield ... 156 186 157 495 Hood ... 162 110 150 432 Little ... 174 159 179 522 Morago ... 203 161 159 523 E. Dugas ... 180 168 179 527 875 794 834 2503 O'Donnell's Victor Cords O'Donnell ... 164 162 176 502 Bridgeman ... 143 155 161 459 Baker ... 139 148 168 453 Kemper ... 139 761 137 437 Gordon ... 167 190 202 55' 752 814 844 2410 HUNTINGTON BEACH LOSES TO LINCOLN Coach "Feet" Walker's Huntington Beach track squad was downed by Coach Tommy Davis, Lincoln, HI. EXPECT BIG CROWD FOR SUNDAY SHOOT A big crowd is expected out for the Sunday morning shoot of the Orange County Gun Club on Brookhurst avenue. Benches have been provided for shooters and spectators and there will be something to shoot for besides fun, promises Secretary Ben Christleib. The letter announces that he has already taken steps to have the new Orange County Gun Club recognized by the American Trap Shooters Association, so that the club will be eligible to hold registered shoots. The secretary of the Vernon Gun club has agreed to close that club the fourth Sunday of each month to bring the Vernon members here. This should be a big drawing card for the local club. “Pride of Palomar” Has Popular Theme A virile story of California with a powerful theme is “The Pride of Palomar” a Cosmopolitan production from Peter B. Kyne’s noted novel of the same name, which is now showing at the California theater. The leading roles are portrayed by Marjorie Daw and Forrest Stanley. The story tells of the struggle of a World War veteran against crushing interests in his native state, the fight centering around the possession of the family ranch, which he finds on his return from overseas, has all but fallen into the hands of the enemy. Making the story highly dramatic is the fact that the father of the girl whom the young man loves heads the opposing interests. There is also the great problem for the girl deciding where she ought to stand in the fight between her father and her sweetheart. She loves both, and her novel way of meeting the situation is thrilling. The picture has an all star cast and has been well produced by Frank Borzage, who directed “Humoresque” Forrest Stanley and Marjorie Daw have the featured roles, and other important parts are portrayed by Bridgeman. HUNTINGTON BEACH LOSES TO LINCOLN Coach “Feet” Walker’s Huntington Beach track squad was downed by Coach Tommy Davis’ Lincoln Hi team yesterday 65 to 48. Coach Walker relied on his three stars, Nash, Nicholas and Bleckmore to take the meet. These three took 45 points. Charles Wagner of the Railsplitter’s team, hurled the platter 116 feet 1-2 inches, setting a new record. Nicholas executed some brilliant work in the 220 low hurdles and also pole valunt. Milton Nash, one of the truly stars, was high man for the Beach team, capturing three first places. Huntington Beach points: Nash scored first in 100 yd. dash, 440 yd. dash and broad jump. Nicholas placed first in high hurdles, also low hurdles, Nicholas and Bleckmore tied for first in the pole vault. Nicholas tied for first in high jump, and placed third in the broad jump. Bleckmore took second in high hurdles, second in shot put and third in high jump. Hoxle of the Beach squad copped second in the 880 dash. Lincoln Hi won the relay. PLAN YOUR ST. PATRICK’S PARTY NOW Now on Hull-Witmer 133 So. Los Angeles St. Standard Touring ... Semi-Sport ... Sport Touring ... Delivered highly dramatic is the fact that the father of the girl whom the young man loves heads the opposing interests. There is also the great problem for the girl deciding where she ought to stand in the fight between her father and her sweetheart. She loves both, and her novel way of meeting the situation is thrilling. The picture has an all star cast and has been well produced by Frank Horsage, who directed "Humoresque" Forrest Stanley and Marjorie Daw have the featured roles, and other important parts are portrayed by James Harrow, Warner Oland, and Joseph Dowling. "The GALLOPING KID" IS GIBSON'S LATEST When Hoot Gibson enlisted in the U.S. Army for the period of the war the recruiting officers knowing his hazardous career at Universal City assigned his for duty in the Tank Corps. Breaking in whippet tanks proved no more difficult for the Universal star than busting buckling bronchos. In his latest Universal starring vehicle, "The Galloping Kid", directed by Nat Ross, which comes to the United theater tomorrow Gibson gives an exhibition of the brand of horsemanship that won for him the studded championship belt at Pendleton, Oregon, in 1912. The story is one of the William H. Hamby "Mistat" series that met with much popularity in a national magazine. Gibson, in the title role, portrays a wandering cowboy who drifts from one ranch to another, never being evicted before putting a meal under his belt and replentishing his supply of smokes. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Spraker, from Huntington Park, formerly of Cypress, were calling upon old friends yesterday. They enjoy getting back among Cypress folk frequently. Cement Pipe Lines Nick Hile Ph. 893-W Anaheim PARTY NOW We have a complete assortment of novel place cards and favors that are sure to help you in your plans. Party Caps Invitations Tallys and Place Cards Nut Baskets Seals All Kinds Lamp Shades Shamrocks Weber's BOOK STORE 112 E. Center Anaheim EIM, CALIFORNIA Friday, Feb. 23, 1923 CALIFORNIA THEATRE Starts Today A Positive Triump ONE OF THE YEAR'S BIGGEST SUCCESSES "The Pride of Palomar" With a Marvelous Cast Including Marjorie Daw FORREST STANLEY, WARNER OLAND, JOSEPH DOWLING, PERCEY WILLIAMS AND NINE OTHER CELEBRITIES. History of early California in the days of the Spanish Caballeros Marjorie Daw FORREST STANLEY, WARNER OLAND, JOSEPH DOWLING, PERCEY WILLIAMS AND NINE OTHER CELEBRITIES. History of early California in the days of the Spanish Caballeros At the California Hotel, Aus Garcia, Chicago; A. Logan, Utah; W. C. Dean; A. Kola, Belvedere; F. onto Park; William HoC. Griswell, Los Angeles; n, San Diego; Peter Schoenhess, Detroit; E. F. Porter, San Jose; William Harry Reese, Upland; A. F. Nodle, Inday; C. D. Jones, Taft; Charles W. Amos, San Diego; and Leo IBillings, Brea. 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Los Angeles St. "Established 1912 Phone 489 Anaheim Authorized Dealer for De Forest AIRYLAND Theatre Anaheim STARTS TODAY Frank and King's Comedians Present a Smash Drama WHY GIRLS GO WRONG" 11 PEOPLE IN THE CAST VAUDEVILLE BETWEEN ACTS