oc-plain-dealer 1923-04-07

Saturday, April 7, 1923 THE ORA UNITED Theatre Anaheim Starting for 3 Da An All Comedy Sh HERE'S THE ONE YOU HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR Direct From Los Angeles Showing MACK SENNETT'S "The Shriek of Arab with "The Shriek of Arab with Ben Turpin THE MAN WITH THE TWISTED ORBS NOTE All persons afflicted with crossed eyes can see Ben Turpin—as famous for his crossed eyes as for his fun-making. Comedies — By leaving name and address at the United Theatre box office will be mailed complimentary tickets for this performance. Fun enough and laughs enough to make water grow in the Sahara desert; fish leap through the sand, lion vault out of the sun-baked wastes as the magic wand brings a fleet Arabian steed on which Ben Turpin gallops madly to rescue his consort. Love and laughter! Thrills aplenty! also "Roars and Uproar" ANIMALS—FUNNY PEOPLE—EVERYTHING The Surprise Comedy of the Year TONIGHT LAST TIMES D. W. Griffiths Thrilling Mystery "One Exciting Night" The Best and Most Entertaining Picture of the Year OPEN BIDS TUESDAY ON 2 MILES PAVING Bids will be opened by supervisors Tuesday for work in Improvement District No. 19, two miles of paving. On April 17 a hearing is scheduled to received protests on the proposed big building program of La Habra. Central-ave is to be widened to the State highway and Cypress, Walnut and Hiatt-sts and Ocean-ave improved, if the plans are carried out. The Talbertrd between Talbert and Greenville will be thrown open again tomorrow. The road has been closed while the bridge was being raised and approaches rebuilt. The re-gravelled boulevard from Yorba Linda east for two miles, accepted this week, is bringing much satisfaction to car owners. Work was started this week on Chapman and Kraemer-ave east of Placentia, which will be regraded and re-gravelled. E. G. Bragg of Newport Beach is doing the work, which covers ½ miles. Steele Finley was forced to cease work on Lincoln-ave this week because of the temporary injunction to stop the screening machine he was using in preparing his sand, stone and asphalt. He had reached Cypress. South-st, Anaheim, just re-gravelled for three-fourths of a mile, is a big improvement. Good progress is being made on Placentia-ave extension. Asphalt will be laid at the south end within 15 days. The paving from the Ball road to the State highway near the County Hospital is to be concrete. EBELL CLUB ELECTS The annual election of the Fullerton Ebell Club was held yesterday afternoon in Fullerton' grammar school auditorium. The following were elected: Mrs. Albert Launer, president; Mrs. P. Lightfoot, first vice president; Mrs. Emanuel Smith, second vice president; Mrs. H. W. Dreyer, recording secretary; Mrs. J. A. Green, treasurer; Mrs. E. J. Clarke, correspondent secretary; financial secretary Davis, pres corr A. Parker, part William Irwin, Gregory and Mr members of the succeeding Mrs Mrs. J. Charles had expired. Mr president of the Mrs Emanuel-president. Starting Sun. or 3 Days dy Show WAITING FOR Showing K TT'S of Araby" CALIFORNIA Theatre Anaheim One of the big Outstand ing Programs of the Seasons Jos. M. Sch PRESENT EUGE O'BRI Famous star wit supporting cast a ful, bewitching, Norm Talm of Araby" rpin STED ORBS PRICES Adults .....35c A few at ...25c Kiddies .....10c Uproars" EVERYTHING the Year MES Mystery Night" Picture of the Year EXCEPTIONAL CAST IN TALMADGE FILM The importance of a suitable cast for Norma Talmadge's big production, "The Voice from the Minaret," was realized by Director Frank Lloyd, and as the power behind the casting office he saw to it that the players selected should be able to meet the demands made upon them by their roles. Surrounding Norma Talmadge, therefore, are such favorites as Eugene O'Brien and Edwin Stevens, together with Claire Du Brey, Carl Gerard and Winter Hall. Frank Lloyd wielded the megaphone as he did in Miss Talmadge's VISIT WELL SUNDAY Brooks E. Miller Co., of which Harry E. Scott is local representative will have a big celebration at the company's holding on Certer and Pasadena avenues, Long Beach on Sunday at 1 o'clock. A new well, Bemco No. 1, in which a number of Anaheim people are interested, spudded in Thirsday and going good. Mr. Scott reports that a large number will go from Anaheim. Plain Dealer Want Ads Get Results Mystery Night" Picture of the Year for Norma Talmadge's big production, "The Voice from the Minaret," was realized by Director Frank Lloyd, and as the power behind the casting office he saw to it that the players selected should be able to meet the demands made upon them by their roles. Surrounding Norma Talmadge, therefore, are such favorites as Eugene O'Brien and Edwin Stevens, together with Claire Du Brey, Carl Gerard and Winter Hall. Frank Lloyd wielded the megaphone as he did in Miss Talmadge's all-costume picture, "The Eternal Flame." Frances Marion adapted the Hichens story to screen form and Stephen Goosson as art director, designed the stupendous sets. Norbert Brodin's fame as a cameraman is well established, and Dr H. R. Maddock, supreme in his knowledge of Mohammedan countries, was in charge of research work. "The Voice from the Minaret," a First National picture, comes to the California Theater starting tomorrow. SENNETT MOVIE IS RIOTOUS BURLESQUE Mack Sennett, picture producer must surely get a kick from the prognostications of the so-called wise-acres. These rumor mongers like to tell people that there is a limit to the successes any producer, no matter who he is, can produce. Each time these know-it-all begin to make themselves heard, Sennett comes out with another feature, a comedy drama—subtle satire, melodramatic comedy or a broad comedy with lots of hokum. Mack Sennet's latest effort is a hilarious comedy burlesque "The Shiek," under the title "The Shriek of Araby". Ben Turpin with his crossed and roving optics, is the Shriek He is ably supported in this new comedy character by Kathlyn McGuire in the leading feminine role, while Georke Cooper, Dick Sutherland, Ray Grey and Louis Pronde, between them, work up the humorous situations which confront "The Shriek of Araby," and coming to the United theater tomorrow. NEW DAIRY LAWS Many free copies available to ranchers, etc., of California Dairy Laws and Tuberculosis Eradication in California have reached Assistant Farm Advisor W. M. Cory. M, CALIFORNIA NIA naheim Starts Tomorrow A Superb Show! Jos. M. Schenck PRESENTS EUGENE O'BRIEN Famous star with brilliant supporting cast and beautiful, bewitching, entrancing Also Also Extraordinary Engagement of Viola Gaylord Famous Dancer Direct from N. Y. Another Big Chapter Sunday Only “Around the World in Eighteen Days” Tonight Final Times Norma Talmadge in Robert Hichen's "The Voice From the Minaret" Personally directed by... Frank Lloyd In Prices Tonight Final Times CHARLES CHAPLIN And Cute Little JACKIE COOGAN In the Record Smashing Comedy "The Kid" Also Hear The Southerlands Noted Instrumentalists ALL SUNDAY Ler Co., of which local representative celebration at the g on Certer and Long Beach on stock. A new well, which a number of are interested, spud- and going good. Mr. at a large number naheim. SUGAR RAISE DUE TOMORROW (By International News Service) SAN PRANCISCO, April 7.—Despite moves in Washington to probe the causes of high sugar prices, an increase of 25 cents per hundred-weight was announced by local refiners. The new price will be $9.45 per hundred for cane and $9.25 for beet SCOTT SELLS HOME Harry E. Scott; local realtor, has just sold has pretty bungalow at 710 Zeyn street to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Meade who formerly lived at 222 N. Palm street. Mr. and Mrs. Meade has been looking for a place that came more up to their ideas and when Mr. Scott took them to the Zeyn street location they were so pleased that they bought it right off. Plain Dealer Want Ads Get Results AIRYLAND AIRYLAND ANAHEIM'S POPULAR PLAYHOUSE COMING TOMORROW Justin Farnum In The Brilliant Picture "The Yosemite Trail" A Red-Blooded He-Man Story Other Dandy Offerings TONIGHT LAST TIMES Premier Showing of TOM MIX in "CATCH MY SMOKE" 22c Kiddies 10c Ye Colonial Shoppe 214 East Center St.