oc-plain-dealer 1924-01-02

UNITED THEATER, 306 E. Center Tonight ONLY 10c Vaudeville AND PICTURES 35c EARLY AN DLAIGHT One of The Funniest of Comedy Acts LARRY MACK BLACK FACE COMEDIAN AND DANCER GLEN ECHO IN SNAPPY SONGS —AND ON THE SCREEN— "THE MONEY MONSTER" TOMORROW RUBE MILLER'S COUNTRY STORE A WICKER CHAIR AND MANY OTHER PRESENTS GIVEN AWAY ON THE SCREEN "RIP VAN WINKLE" YESTERDAY'S BOUTS AT NEWARK—Young Stribling, Macon, Ga., got unofficial decision over Dave Rosenburg, 12 rounds. AT NEW YORK—Bud Taylor, Chicago, got decision over Sammy Noble, New York, 7 rounds; Liddle Brady, New York, got decision over Bobby Garcia, Baltimore, 12 rounds. AT BROOKLYN—Kid Williams, Baltimore, got decision over Midget Smith, New York, 12 rounds. AT PHILADELPHIA — Nate At Portland, Ore. — Fred Fulton, Minneapolis, knocked out George Lamson, Omaha, second round. AT GRAND RAPIDS — Joe Lehman, Tollett, and Soldier King, Grand Rapids, latter substituting for Batting Ski, draw, 10 rounds. AT LOWELLS, Miss. — Bud Dempsey, New York and Billy Murphy, Lowell, draw, 10 rounds. AT ROCHESTER—Andy Chaney, Baltimore, won from Archie Walker, New York, 10 rounds. AT SCRANTON—Ty Coleman knocked out Mattie Doctor, Phila. Jackie Coogan and his wonderful picture entitled "Long the King," will say their good-bye to Anaheim theater after the last evening performance as the California theater night. To judge from the conversation heard in the stores and the streets, it would seem that each person had deleterious himself as a committee of our boost Jackie's efforts. It is less to say that undoubtedly beautiful California will be reed again tonight to bid Jarewell. Tomorrow brings big vaudeville road show, and cording to reports one of the vaudeville bills of the entire son will be presented. Heading the vaudeville program will be found the well-known of Reed, Hooper and company who rouse billed as "a vaudevil surprise." Leach and LaGrand "A Sailor's Dream," Bobby Jr. a nifty fellow who is "just the different," Morris and I who claim they are "two sunny boys from Dixie" and Foley Four," who will preside singing and dancing novelty addition to these five acts, photoplay feature will be Douglas Maclean and a big in "A Man of Action." Man Ingram of the California belly he has what is termed a "knockout show" and advice his friends that seats will be a premium, with the suggest that everyone that can, come early as possible. AT NEW YORK—Bud Taylor, Chicago, got decision over Sammy Noble, New York, 7 rounds; Jildie Brady, New York, got decision over Bobby Garcia, Baltimore, 12 rounds. AT BROOKLYN—Kid Williams, Baltimore, got decision over Midget Smith, New York, 12 rounds. AT PHILADELPHIA — Nate Goldman defeated Lew Tendler, 10 rounds; Sotlor Friedman, Chicago, won over Ray Mitchell, Philadelphia, 10 rounds. AT PITTSBURGH — Pancho Villa won decision over Tony Norman, Pittsburgh, 10 rounds. AT AKRON, O.—Joe Lynch, bantamweight champion, knocked out Jimmy Murphy, St. Louis, third round. AT PORTLAND, Maine—Frank Carbine of New York and Ted Moore, England, draw, 12 rounds. AT TRENTON, N.J.—Joe Reno of Trenton, defeated Pat Mills, Ireland, 10 rounds. AT READING — Coperal Izzy Schwartz, New York, won decision over Mickey Mortis, Williamsport, 10 rounds. DANCE? WELL I'LL SAY AT TAYLOR'S DANCING ACADEMY PRESSELL'S HALL, TONICHT LLEWELLYN'S ORCHESTRA ADMISSION—GENTLEMEN 75¢ LADIES 25¢ Anaheim Novel 138 West Center Street PHOTOPLAY feature will be by Douglas Maclean and a big in "A Man of Action," Mark Ingram of the California belly he has what is termed a "knockout show" and advice his friends that seats will be a premium with the suggest that everyone that can come early as possible. Plain Dealer Classified Ads ways Bring Results HURRY DOWNTOWN LAST JACKET "Long OTHER" Tomorrow (The Vaudeville "The CREAM" Reed, H "A Va" Leach & La Gra "A Sailor's Dream" Bobby Jones "Just a Little Different" ALSO SHOWING "A MAN STARRING" A Whirlwind CALI WEST COAST Anaheim Novelty 138 West Center Street The Biggest Mon DISCOU ON ANY A OUR TWO This includes Libby Cut Glass, Py open stock Dinnerware, Bavaria son's Englishware, Pope Gosser K. T. K. and many others. Rogers 1847; Navajo Rugs, Baskets, Trays, Vases, Jard Floorlamps, Bracelets, Earrings, Sterling Silver Rings, These Articles at Anaheim Novelty & Gift Shop, 138 ACKIE SAYS GOOD-BY TO ANAHEIM TONIGHT Jackie Coogan and his wonder-picture entitled "Long Live King," will say their final-bye to Anaheim theatergoers the last evening perform- at the California theater te- t. To judge from the conver- heard in the stores and on streets, it would seem as tho every picture fan in Anaheim seen this production, and each person had delegated self as a committee of one to Jackie's efforts. It is need- to say that undoubtedly the faithful California will be pack- gain tonight to bid Jackie well. Tomorrow brings the vaudeville road show, and ac- ing to reports one of the best vaudeville bills of the entire sea- will be presented. Reading the vaudeville program be found the well-known act Reed, Hooper and company, cree billed us "a vaudeville rise," Leach and LaGrace in Baller's Dream," Bobby Jones, fifty fellow who is "just a lit- different," Morris and Lane, claim they are "two sunkiss-boys from Dixie" and "The Boy Four," who will present a sing and dancing novelty. In action to these five acts, as a play feature will be seen, clas MacLean and a big cast, A Man of Action," Manager of the California believes what is termed as a backout show" and advises all friends that seats will be at premium, with the suggestion everyone that can, come as y as possible. Robinson Meets Sec'Y. HUGHES WASHINGTON, Jan 2—Henry M. Robinson of California, who is to be associated with Charles G. Dawes and Owen Young in the new reparations investigation in Paris, conferred with Secretary of State Hughes today. The policy of the Coolidge administration with respect to reparations and foreign debt situation, was explained in detail to Robinson, who will sail shortly for Paris. MAKE EFFORTS TO RELEASE WOMEN WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.—Every effort will be made to obtain the liberation of the American women captured in China by the notorious bandit, Tao Yao Jen, the state department announced today. 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