oc-plain-dealer 1923-03-01

FINE PHOTOGRAPHY IN NORMAND FILM Normand adultery and pic-tent enthusiasts in general will imagine themselves transported to Mexico or Elysium (though neither is synonymous) when "Suzanna," the petite star's next Mack Sennett super-production, is shown starting tomorrow at the California Theater under an Allied Producers and distributors Corporation release. The story of Suzanna is laid in that romantic period of California history about ten years prior to the Mexican War, and deals with the romances and adventures of that colorful race—the Spanish-Californian. The dress of the men and women of that time was somewhat similar to that of Mexico today. Their loves and pleasures, too, were much the same—horse-racing, cock-fighting, and fandangoes—all of which F. Richard Jones, the director, incorporated on the film. In that glorious day and age wealthy owners of lands and cattle were veritable kings among their neighbors, and rode in state when visiting their ranches which extended leagues upon leagues in every direction. These characters have their place in "Suzanna," for the story is laid on the ranches of the Senora Don Fernando and Don Diego, each adjacent, near Monterey. Mabel Normand's admirers will follow her amidst such scenes as these: They will sit beside her while she meditates on a beautiful slope, thickly covered with oaks, the grass having become brown in the summer heat, offering a striking contrast to the coloring of oaks. They will gaze with her into the distance, at a prospect that is varied and beautiful. Far off to the west and north they will see the rugged crest of the Sierra, with bush-grown canyons and rounded foot-hills overtopped by bare, gaunt ledges. They will look with her down into the valley and minor vales at her feet. And they will hear, as Suzanna heard, the musical notes of its song as it babbled along. SEMI-FINAL GAME AT FULLERTON FRI. Hullton H. S. basketball team is duled to play the first game of the semi-final game at Fullerton Fri. 2 MOTOR ACCIDENTS REPORTED TO POLICE A collision on the Garden Grove-rd. was reported to police this morning in which a Briscoe owned by C. W. Rolfe of Garden Grove and a Dodge owned by J. M. Chawaz of Placentia, smashed together. No one was reported seriously injured. An accident was reported from the Murphy lease-rd., where a car owned by Rob Green of La Habra, and a truck owned by Gordon Sanders of Whittier collided. The car was considerably damaged. URGES BOYS JOIN ANTI-FIRE CLUBS Memory of a near tragedy prompts the fine acting of Ernest Butterworth Jr., who plays Reddy in "The Ninety and Nine," when he rushes to the "heavy" and warns him of the danger of fire when he flings a lighted match into dry grass. Ernest was attending school in a small town near Hollywood several years ago, and was one of 30 children who almost lost their lives by fire. Another boy who had been reprimanded by the teacher in the morning deliberately set the underbrush surrounding the schoolhouse afire. It had been dry and the timbers of the school caught easily; a swerving wind brought the flames to the doorway before the teacher or any of her pupils noticed them. She marshaled the children together and they had to dash through the fire to safety. "I hate fires," said Ernest emphatically at the studio one day while he was playing in "The Ninety and Nine." "If I had my way there'd be safety first every day so far as lighted matches are concerned." "I believe that the boys of the country could be organized into anti-fire clubs if somebody would only take the pains to start it." I'd join in a minute. Every kid likes to play at being a fireman. "The Ninety and Nine" opens a 3-day showing at the United tonight. NARROW ESCAPE FOR DRIVER OF TRUCK Earl Spires, driver for a Fullerton garbage truck, who was injured Tuesday when he cranked the truck while COMEDIANS CLOSING LOCAL ENGAGEMENT Tomorrow and Saturday the termination of Frank Comedians, one of the clergy of stock player pearing in Anaheim. They open their farewell ment at the Fairland, of rolliffair fare "T'll Say with a cast of 11 superb a Frank and King's Comedians endearedly themselves to heim theater-going public with regret that they close ferings here. All of the 11 people ap this company are worth w ers, and they ara to be bore wholesome and clean ento Included with their o morrow and Saturday night also present several highs of vaudeville between the drama. Here's wishing you "all the world." folks. COLTON MAN HEARD HARDWARE DEVELOPMENT Cal. Retail Hardware Assn. lerton came to an end yew eernoon, following the elec ficers. It was voted to hold semi-annual convention at E. J. Hanford, Colton, w president; W. H. Onions, L es, vice president; G. W. El Centro, second vice presi H. L. Boyd, Los Angeles treasurer, H. E. Reeve president, thanked Fullerton "most successful convention by the So. Cal. Retail Dealers' Ass'n." Woman Identifies Tramp Thru Test An unidentified man, f on on the platform of a nack at Highgrove was identif by Mrs. D. H. Reid of Cost SEMI-FINAL GAME AT FULLERTON FRI. Fullerton H. S. basketball team is scheduled to play the first game of the semi-finals with National City at Fullerton tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock, it is announced. GEBERT ESTATE $4029 Augusta Gebert left an estate valued after expenses at $4,029.58, according to the first and final accounting field today. W. B. Peckstein is executor. NARROW ESCAPE FOR DRIVER OF TRUCK Earl Spires, driver for a Fullerton garbage truck, who was injured Tuesday when he cranked the truck while in gear, is at work again. Spires had a narrow "shave". 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Frank and King's Comedians have dedicated themselves to the Anaheim theater-going public, and it is with regret that they close their offerings here. All of the 11 people appearing in this company are worth while playwrights and they are to be credited with wholesome and clean entertainment. Included with their offering tomorrow and Saturday night they will present several high class acts vandeville between the acts of theama. Here's wishing you "all the luck in the world," folks. OLTON MAN HEADS HARDWARE DEALERS The two-day convention of the So., L. Retail Hardware Ass'n, at Pulton came to an end yesterday afternoon, following the election of officers. It was voted to hold the next semi-annual convention at Compton, E. J. Hanford, Colton, was elected resident; W. H. Onions, Lon Angel-vice president; G. W. Anderson, Centro, second vice president, and L. Boyd, Los Angeles, secretary-asurer. H. E. 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