oc-plain-dealer 1923-04-09

Monday, April 9, 1923 UNITED Theatre Anaheim Tonight An all Comedy Show MACK SENNETT'S "The Shriek of Araby" with BEN FILM STARS MANY AT THE CALIFORNIA What is believed one of the greatest theatrical events in the entire history of Orange-co is scheduled Wednesday night when the great world's premier of one of the most brilliant 16-reel super-features ever produced will be shown at the California theater. This picture will show shortly at one of Los Angeles' most noted cinema theater for $5, $3 and $2 prices absolutely. What is believed to be one of the greatest aggregation of stars ever assembled in one picture will be in Anaheim personally Wednesday night to be present at the big premier. Among the more prominent celebrities will be Florence Vidor, Marie Prevost, Monte Blue, Wesley Barry (Harry Myers, Harry Beaumont, Robert Gordon, Noah Beery, Alan Hale, Louise Fazenda, Josephine Crowwell, Otis Harlan, Gordon Griffith, Lon Poff, Gilbert Clayton, Jack MacDonald, Michael Dark, Estelle Short, Glen Cavender, Katharyn Perry, Alleen Manning, Louis King, Mrs. Hayward Mack, Josephine Mack, Louie Carver, Hal Wilson and many others. The picture is based upon one of Sinclair Lewis' famous novels. Julien Josephson adapted the picture from the novel. This picture will probably create more comment than anything heretofore shown in this city. In anticipation of this event, the California management has conferred with Marguerite Eves, the popular organist, and an unusual program of music has been arranged. The current attraction of the California theatre is Norma Talmadge supported by Eugene O'Brien and others in her newest picture "The Voice From the Minaret." This program closes with Wednesday's matinee. Bombay City Of Oriental It was called Seven Flags," it reveal its signifier. Many were concerning it, a choice morsels of society, but SHRIEK OF ARABY" with BEN TURPIN A desert travesty guaranteed to make anybody laugh away any kind of trouble. and "Roars and Uproars" More laughs than waves in the sea Using gas, gasoline or kerosene, a cook stove invented in England has but one burner which can be moved under any part of the cooking surface. Josephson adapted the picture from the novel. This picture will probably create more comment than anything heretofore shown in this city. In anticipation of this event, the California management has conferred with Marguerite Eyes, the popular organist, and an unusual program of music has been arranged. The current attraction of the California theatre is Norma Talmadge supported by Eugene O'Brien and others in her newest picture "The Voice From the Minaret". This program closes with Wednesday's matinee. New Vamp Type in Ben Turpin Comedy Kathryn McGuire's role in the forthcoming Mack Sennett five-reel comedy feature, "The Shriek of Araby," now showing at the United Theatre, is said by those who saw the picture in the making, to be "moment new" in the line of a vamp portrayals, although unlike most 'vamps,' Miss McGuire finally marries her victim. Hers is the principal character in the plot aside from Ben Turpin's characterization of "The Shriek." Miss McGuire, as an artist, first appears aboard ship on her way to the great Sahara desert. Enroute she vanishes and sketches a Sheik returning to his native country after a visit to America. Her charms also attract the attention of one of the crew (Ben Turpin), who later through peculiar circumstances becomes the Sheik of Araby. They meet again and a scene follows in which he tries to exercise his authority, out her beauty and blaze manner overcomes him. He is but a weakling in her hands, of which condition she takes advantage in the face of his hordes of wild looking Arabian attendants. EVENT EXTRAORDINARY! WORLD PREMIUM CALIFORNIA WEDNESDAY NIGHT ONLY CALIFORNIA WEDNESDAY NIGHT ONLY One of the World's Great 10-Reel Super-Feature SOON TO BE SHOWN IN LOS ANGELES At $5, $3, $2 Prices The Following Star. WILL ALL BE HERE IN PERSON FLORENCE VIDOR NOAH BEE MARIE PREVOST HARRY MY MONTE BLUE OTIS HARI LOUISE FAZENDA ROBERT GOTH WESLEY BARRY ALAN HA AND A GREAT MANY OTHERS THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Bombay Club Home Of Oriental Intrigue Ludens O'Brien in The Voice from the Minaret It was called "The Club of the Seven Flags," but the title did not reveal its significance or real character. Many whispers were heard concerning it, and it furnished many choice morsels of gossip in all strata of society, but in spite of the ugly RELIGION INJECTED INTO S. A. ELECTION Religious issues brought into the Santa Ana municipal campaign, together with the Ku Klux Klan, promises to make today's election one of the most keenly contested in yours. There are 13 candidates for the five jobs of councilman. A small circular is being distributed, addressed to "Real Protestant voters", declaring that "A last minute attempt by certain churchmen is being made to defeat others whose names appear on the ballot by insinuating that the candidates are members of the Ku Klux Klan. Don't be deceived by such propaganda." There follows a list of the candidates endorsed, all of whom are declared to be "Protestant citizens" of Santa Ana. These include the names of Claude L. Killen, John W. Tubbs, Charles R. Chapman, Dr. Elliott H. Rowland and N. E. Wray for councilman; Ed Vegeley for city clerk, Clinton Imes for recorder, Claude Rogers for city marshal, W. W. Cleverger for treasurer, Z. B. West, Jr., for attorney and Frank L. Andrewa, Dr. Roy S. Horton and Charles F. Smith for the board of education. West was the first to be accused of being a Klan member. He denied it, and District Attorney A. P. Nelson, who has a list of Klan members of the county, confirmed him in this. The Santa Ana Voters' League has endorsed another bunch of candidates. They are: For councilmen, Frank Ey, J. H. Scott, George McPhee, and Nat H. Neff; for treasurer, William W. Cleveland; for recorder, W. F. Heathman, the present incumbent; for city attorney, Z. B. West, Jr.; and for the board of education, Alex Brownridge, M. I. Keeler, and H. B. Woodrough. The 12 candidates for councilman It was called "The Club of the Seven Flags," but the title did not reveal its significance or real character. Many whispers were heard concerning it, and it furnished many choice morsels of gossip in all strata of society, but in spite of the ugly rumors circulated, the authorities took no action. Even high government officials frequented it, including the notorious governor of the province, who believed that his wife was ignorant of his love for the Countess La Fontaine, a half-caste adventress, met her there clandestinely. But one day the wronged wife followed him to the club, and gaining entrance through subterfuge, discovered him with the countess. Then she— The consequences of her visit are dramatically portrayed in Norma Talmadge's latest offering, "The Voice From the Minaret," a First National picture now playing at the California Theatre. Frank Lloyd directed this thrilling tale, which is based on the novel by Robert Hichens. PROBE PULLMAN RATES (By International News Service) WASHINGTON, April 9—An investigation of Pullman rates was ordered today by the Interstate Commerce Commission to determine if the contractual relations between the Pullman Company and the railroads justify the imposition of a surcharge. When in need, advertise in the Plain Dealer. ITALIAN PRINCESS YOLANDA IS BRIDE (By GUGLIELMO EMANUEL) (L. N. S. Staff Correspondent) ROME, April 9—a tall alder olive-skinned girl who, in the legs of Italy, was "born to be a soldier's bride," fulfilled the prohecy here today when the Princess Yolanda, eldest daughter of King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Elena, was married to Count Calvi Di Bergolo, a war veteran and a captian in the Italian army. There were two services, one civil and the second religious, in accordance with the ritual of the Roman Catholic Church. It was the first time a religious nuptial ceremony had taken place in the royal hall of the Quirinal Palace, formerly the throne hall of the popes. This was the first royal marriage in Italy in 27 years and the first in Europe since Princess Mary, daughter of King George of England, was married 14 months ago. The Princess Yolanda, a beautiful girl of 22, had been reported engaged to scoliosis of two royal families—first the Prince of Wales, and later to the Crown Prince of Belgium. Such a marriage contract would have had a large element of international politics and diplomacy involved in it. It and District Attorney A. P. Nelson, who has a list of Klan members of the county, confirmed him in this. The Santa Ana Voters' League has endorsed another bunch of candidates. They are: For councilmen, Frank Ey, J. H. Scott, George McPhee, and Nat H. Neff; for treasurer, William W. Clevenger; for recorder, W. F. Heathman; the present incumbent; for city attorney, Z. B. West, Jr.; and for the board education, Alex Brownridge, M. I. Keeler, and H. B. Woodrough. The 12 candidates for councilman are, by wards: First, Claude L. Killen and Frank Ey; second, J. H. Scott and John W. Tubbs; third, Charles H. Chapman and Edward W. Cochems; fourth, L. Crasher, George McPhee, and Dr. E. H. Rowlands; fifth, Walter A. Greenleaf, Nat H. Neff, Frank L. Purinton and N. E. Wray. Other candidates are: For treasurer, Mrs. Olive Lopez, incumbent; Frank L Burns and William W. Clevenger; Attorney Roland Thompson and Z. B. Weil Jr.; recorder, W. F. Heathman incumbent; Edgar L Pinch, James S. Trew and Glinton Imes; city marshal, L.C.Rogera, incumbent; S.A Clark and Theodore Lacy, former county jailer; for board of education, five vacancies; Frank L Andrews, Alex H Brownridge, Dr Roy S.Horton-W.W.Hoy,M.L.Keeler, Charles F.South Leonard G.Swales and H.B.Woodrough. SANTA FE LEASE SANTA FE LEASE, April 9—Miss Vera Fildner of Orange was a visitor or this lease Thursday. Mrs. E.A Long daughter Buelah and son Ned were visitors of the lease. Leon Dales of Long Beach is now visiting Albert Smith. Mrs. Jack Andrews who has had a relapse of the flu is able to be out again. ONLY It's Greatest Features LOS ANGELES Prices Big Stars HERE SON NOAH BEERY HARRY MYERS OTIS HARLAN ROBERT GORDON ALAN HALE Y OTHERS ENORMOUS OIL GRAFT REPORTS P. O. DEPT (By International News Service) WASHINGTON, April 9.—People of the United States have been mucied of more than $100,000,000 in the last five years by oil stock promoters in Texas, according to an official re- SANTA FE LEASE, April 9.—Miss Vera Fildner of Orange was a visitor this lease Thursday. Mrs. E. A. Long daughter Buelah and son Ned were visitors of the lease. Leon Dales of Long Beach is now visiting Albert Smith. Mrs. Jack Andrews who has had a relapse of the flu is able to be out again. Mrs. Robert Merando and daughter were Anaheim visitors Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. H. Schryer and little grandson Lee Jaynes were Brea shoppers. Disk Walkup of Anaheim has been on the lease visiting his boy friend the last few days. Mr. and Mrs. Cockley and daughter Lola were Fullerton and Anaheim visitors Thursday. Miss Louise Cullen of this lease went to the Anaheim hospital to have her tonsils removed. Miss Sarah Wallenius has bought a new saxaphone and we all wish her success in playing it. Mr. Leonard Bennett who has had the recasels is up and around again. Clayton Lyle has been on the sick list but is out again. Mr. D. P. Cullen of Montebello was on the lease Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Peralta were Anaheim visitors Thursday night. Two truck loads of motorcycles and men spent the week practicing for the hill climb at Capistrano on the hills around Olinda. Donald McColluck of this lease is spending part of his vacation with Ernest and Clayton Long of Brea. Mr. Jess Tidland was elected trustee for grammar school for another term. The folks of this lease were glad to see Mr. Travis elected trustee of the high school. Mrs. J. Collins and daughter Agnes were Anaheim visitors Thursday. Miss Georgia Collins is spending a few days in Olinda. BEGIN DEVELOPMENT OF SHALE DEPOSITS (By International News Service) WASHINGTON, April 9.—The department of interior shortly will begin development of large and valuable oil shale deposits in western Colorado, situated on public lands. Secretary Work announced today. Work said he has authorized a survey of seven townships in Garfield- CALIFORNIA atre Anaheim TODAY Also Also VIOLA GAYLOR Dancer from N.Y. Jos. M. Schenck PRESENTS EUGENE O'BRIEN Famous star with brilliant supporting cast and beautiful, bewitching, entrancing Norma Famous star with brilliant supporting cast and beautiful, bewitching, entrancing Norma Talmadge in Robert Hichen's "The Voice From the Minaret" Personally directed by... 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