oc-plain-dealer 1924-03-26

PAGE EIGHT UNITED THEATER, 206 E. Center TO-NITE MERCHANTS NITE "JANE EYRE" Shows 7 p.m., & 9 p.m. THURSDAY NIGHT RUBE MILLER AND HIS COUNTRY STORE WM. FAIRBANK'S IN "HELL'S BORDER" Last Opportunity to See Style Revue This Evening THAT the 1924 Style Revue increases in interest was demonstrated last evening by the capacity houses at both shows. The program was arranged in a manner convenient to the early patrons as well as the late comers, both seeing the entire exhibition. And the exhibition was unusually fine. From the dainty little morning frocks, a portion of the Sebastian Bros. showing; the smart togs from McDonald's; the rich beaded gowns from S. Q. R. store; the lovely evening gowns and gorgeous shawls from Mary Millerick Shop; the snuggy, luxurious wraps from J. E. Penney's; the up-to-the-minute showing of shoes from Hunt & Tellam, which was unlimited in cut and coloring, and the nifty hats from Freda's Hat Shop, every modeling was highly interesting. Not for a moment did the show become tiresome. Each exhibition had six assorted costume showings, announced by the dainty little maid, as well as by posters, in really metropolitan manner. The object of the fashion show, to convince Anaheim and community there is no occasion for going out of town for their apparel, was certainly well proven, for each of these storms displayed garments for every occasion and in every desired color and material. The picture, "Pleasure Mad," was an unusually fine one. Adrian McDowell's Dixie Syncopaters, composed of young men whose "middle name was Pep," must have been an inspiration to the dainty little toe dancer, her nimble feet and apparently boneless body making her as wax in the hands of her gentleman dancing partner. The stage setting, with the fine new back drop, used for the first time in the fashion show, was wonderfully pleasing. The furniture, lent by Stroup-Barnes, gave a home appearance to the stage. Those who have not seen the fashion show will have one more opportunity as the final revue will be presented this evening. The showing this afternoon was another successful one. Surely the efforts of Miss Elise Schuyler have been highly pleasing during her entire engagement and her memory of Anahelm will be exceeded in pleasure only by that of the memory of her audiences. PLAN 3 BATTLES AT JERSEY AREA By DAVIS J. WALSH (I. N. S. Sports Editor) NEW YORK, March 26.—Fights of magnitude sufficient attract the financial attention the innocents without undue or ballyhoo, are planned by Rickard for his Jersey arena impending during the coming door season. The first of these will occur or about Memorial Day and feature Pancho Villa and K Genaro, respective world's American flyweight champion the second will see Benny Lard and Mickey Walker collate in a catchweight entrenching to July 4, with W er's welterweight title at sithe third, it is hoped will tie together Jack Dempsey and e Firpo the furious, or Tom Gibb in September. This is the sum total of writer's present information on fairs of the fist. Rickard probably will provide the program when the monarch propitious. All three bouts are what technically known as "nature That means they will intrigue customers without artificial something after the manner of Dempsey-Carpentier and Demmy Pirpo affairs. The fact that friend Lux named as an alternate with bons is illuminating. It indicates that Rickard, for one, is inclined to place some credence in F plans to retire. The Latin, of a certainty, be Dempsey's next opponent if can persuade him to entering with Jack again, while doubtful. If not, Dempsey Gibbons will be tossed into arena in a return bout for benefit of the local milk fund. The Leonard-Walker attraction has been cooking over a flame ever since Benny manners out of Lew Tendler last mer. Leonard, a great congregation of local gates, now has no lo 'MERCHANTS' NIGHT' AT UNITED THEATRE Tonight will be Anaheim "Merchants' Night" at the United theatre, and a special program has been arranged. The feature picture will be a Hugo Ballin production, "Jane Eyre," from the great novel by Charlotte Brontë, with Mable Ballin and Norman Trevor. Hundreds were turned away last Wednesday night and a large crowd is looked for tonight. Come early if you wish a seat. The first performance starts at 7 o'clock and the second at 9. LADIES' NAIL DRIVING CONTEST Thursday night will be Country Store night at the United theatre and Rube Miller and his country store will be on hand, to give away flour, ham, groceries and fun galore. The special prizes will be a crystal radio set, from Jensen's Electric Shop, and a gentleman's cap from Cranmer's Clothing store. The ladies will be featured also on the program in a nail-driving contest and this will be very interesting as there are some good lady carpenters in this town who are sure to get a record at driving nails. William (Bill) Fairbanks in a wild and woolly west story, "Hell's Border," will be the feature picture. TRY A CLASSIFIED AD CITY BOWLING LEAGUE WHITTIER Team— 1 2 3 Total McGaugh ... 171 147 147 — 492 Morago ... 191 173 139 — 503 Moe ... 208 202 143 — 553 Pico ... 172 168 181 — 521 Mooney ... 141 136 144 — 421 Totals... 883 826 781 — 2490 PAIGE-JEWETT Team— 1 2 3 Total Kempin ... 218 183 146 — 547 R. Jones... 168 164 125 — 457 Russell ... 133 158 153 — 444 Bassett ... 122 146 194 — 340 M. Jones... 140 166 159 — 465 Totals... 781 817 777 — 2375 JEWELL BOX Team— 1 2 3 Total Hanson ... 135 172 187 — 494 Theodore ... 175 142 163 — 480 Bamsb'ger ... 174 149 187 — 510 Moore ... 201 145 156 — 502 Flesner... 172 144 162 — 478 Totals... 857 752 855 — 2464 CHANDLER-CLEVELAND Team— 1 2 3 Total Heffren ... 185 139 202 — 526 O'Bluda ... 155 155 139 — 449 Ambrose ... 159 146 146 — 451 James ... 146 172 105 — 423 Yoern ... 174 169 181 — 524 Totals...819 781 733 —2373 PLAIN DEALER CLASSIFIED ADS PRODUCE RESULTS ANNOUNCEMENT! THIS IS TO ANNOUNCE THAT I HAVE SOLD MY ONE HALF INTEREST IN THE FIRM OF Russell and Anderson LOCATED AT 112 WEST CENTER ST.— KNOWN AS THE Anaheim Barber Shop TO MY FORMER PARTNER MR. ANDERSON I AM TAKING THIS MEANS OF EXPRESSING MY VERY SINCERE THANKS AND APPRECIATION TO MY FORMER CUSTOMERS, FRIENDS AND THE THE Latin, of a certainty, be Dempsey's next opponent if he persuades him to enter with Jack again, while doubtful. If not, Dempsey Gibbons will be tossed into arena in a return bout for benefit of the local milk fund. The Leonard-Walker attraction has been cooking over a large flame ever since Benny mannequin out of Lew Tendler last mer. Leonard, a great conglomerate of local gates, now has no long rival among the lightweights must look beyond that division action. Walker in the flight mediately above and really sentitative champion, is the choice. They can whisper the nouncement of the date and merry villagers will riot at gates. Villa and Genaro will please good citizens but on a minor largely because flyweights are so highly esteemed. They meet three times and Genaro yet to fail to finish in front Villa is the accredited chain of the world, hence the nature of the feature picture. BOOL" MONTANA RUNS INTO SNOW Orland Miller, the little of Brea, added another hand his name lost night. He is also known as the Bool tamer, reped and tided the Bool of rame into so many hard knots there was nothing left to throw but the old fighting spirit. Bool was still the fierce Bool in mind but the muscular oration failed to stand the age and the flesh was weak and would not answer the dictates of mind. The first forty minutes saw Bool more than holding his Miller was in dire straits time again from the crushing power the Bool's mighty arms. And the Bool depended mostly on Nelson family of holds and looks Bool's strength in these holds very effective. erece Wilson several times had hand raised to award the fair Bool but the Little Giant just wiggled out. About the forty minute Miller secured an arm strut that taxed the Bool's strength to break; a moment later Miller secured an arm that sapped the Bool's strength more. The Bool away from one arm key once fall into another which he and regained his feet. Miller his advantage and was woody like a demon. After a little jumping he brought the Bool to THIS IS TO ANNOUNCE THAT I HAVE SOLD MY ONE HALF INTEREST IN THE FIRM OF Russell and Anderson LOCATED AT 112 WEST CENTER ST.—KNOWN AS THE Anaheim Barber Shop TO MY FORMER PARTNER MR. ANDERSON I AM TAKING THIS MEANS OF EXPRESSING MY VERY SINCERE THANKS AND APPRECIATION TO MY FORMER CUSTOMERS, FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC FOR THEIR VERY GENEROUS PATRONAGE—SIGNED E. C. RUSSELL Excursion to Salt Lake City 1½ Fare for Round Trip INTER-MOUNTAIN STOCK SHOW and MORMON CONFERENCE Tickets on sale March 29th to April 4th, inclusive Final Limit April 27th Ursula Pacific ABOUT THE GRAND AND ITS MANY OPPAGENT THE PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIF. GIRL, ATHLETES WAR FOR FREEDOM OF THE KNEEES AN 3 BATTLES AT JERSEY ARENA BY DAVIS J. WALSH (I. N. S. Sports Editor) NEW YORK, March 26.—Three girls of magnitude sufficient to meet the financial attention of innocents without undue blare rallyhoo, are planned by Texward for his Jersey arena, are ending during the coming outseason. The first of these will occur on about Memorial Day and will be Pancho Villa and Frank Troo, respective world's and American flyweight champions; second will see Benny Leonard and Mickey Walker collaborate on a catchweight enterprise,augus to July 4, with Walk-welterweight title at stake; third, it is hoped will bring her Jack Dempsey and either the furious, or Tom Gibbons, September. This is the sum total of the player's present information on affair of the fist. Backward probably will promote program when the moment is tenuous. Three bouts are what is typically known as "naturals", means they will intrigue themers without artificial aid, nothing after the manner of the Jersey-Carpentier and Dempsey affairs. The fact that friend Luis is used as an alternate with Gibbs illuminating. It indicates Rickard, for one, is inclined since some credence in Firpo's to retire. The Latin, of a certainty, will Dempsey's next opponent if they persuade him to enter the with Jack again, which is useful. If not, Dempsey and sons will be tossed into the air in a return bout for the suit of the local milk fund. Leonard-Walker attraction been cooking over a slow ever since Benny made a suit of Lew Tendler last summer. Leonard, a great congeneral gates, now has no logical reason that is that Joe FIVE CHAMPIONS' TITLES MAY FALL By DAVIS J. WALSH I.N.S. Sports Editor NEW YORK, March 25.—Having taken a poll of conjecture and opinion among the great minds gathered at the national sports alliance dinner last night, the writer is in a position to state today that the titles of at least five fistic champions are deemed to be in immediate danger. SARGUM PROOUTINGS This season has been ideal for the visiting big league ball teams. Last Sunday was about the oak day that a practice could not be crowded in. Down south the weather has been wet and cold and the teams training there have not had the chance that the teams have had here. The Guts and Pirates will have the jump on the other nationals on account of the LAST NIGHT'S FIGHT NEW YORK—Mike B. York, and Ray Neumann 0 Rounds: Danney Lee, decision over Herman vers, New York, 0 rounds ed the bantam-weight throw of Joe Lynch the only time fell for the Jew. Manhad has paid Abe and good profits on suits below cost" and Abe Golds the only fighter who can Irish for Benny Leonard doing that very thing TITLES MAY FALL By DAVIS J. WALSH LN.S. Sports Editor NEW YORK, March 25.—Having taken a poll of conjecture and opinion among the great minds gathered at the national sports alliance dinner last night, the writer is in a position to state today that the titles of at least five fisticic champions are deemed to be in immediate danger. The common trot is that Joe Lynch's passing at the behest of one Abe Goldstein on Friday night was merely the forerunner of a stunnette. Goldstein himself being included in the doubled list. Of the champions now holding forth, only Jack Dempsey. Harry Greb and Kenny Leonard are that to be fully capable of surviving the wear and tear of the impending outdoor season, according to those approached last night. Starting from the bottom and working up a la Horatio Alger, the belief is common that Pancho Villa might be divorced from his world's flyweight title and first time he steps out with Frankie Genaro. The latter holds three decisions over Pancho the puncho and seems to be trifling with the Philippine lanna. Goldstein doesn't face much competition off-hand in the bantamweight division but opinion believes he has at least one candidate who figures to figure if given the chance. He is Bud Taylor. Carl Tremaine is also dangerous when he thinks he can win, and perhaps he may be persuaded to regard Goldstein with some degree of nonchalance. At any rate Abe saddle, as they say at the horse show, is none too secure. Johnny Dundee is away out in front of the featherweights at this immature moment but John is old and several times of late has given evidence of physical decalence. Perhaps by mild-summer, some bright young man will happen along the fisticic forgotten. We failed to include the name of Mickey Walker in the list of those virtually immune from danger but not because he is threatened by any man in his division. Walker stands supreme there, but if he so far forgets himself as to be with Leonard we are not prepared to answer for the consequences. Should Benny make a serious attempt to dethrone Walker he would be favored to win, although Mickey is no one's sap at that. Greb probably will be challenged by Jack Delaney, conqueror of Paul Berlenbach, but Harry should survive under a pull. He is too tough and would be too much for Delaney. This season has been ideal for the visiting big league ball teams. Last Sunday was about the oily day that a practice could not be crowded in. Down south the weather has been wet and cold and the teams training there have not had the chance that the teams have had here. The Cubs and Pirates will have the jump on the other nationals on account of the good weather here, and our climate will receive another big boost by our visitors when they reach home. So Calif., is the greatest place in the world to put the ball player into condition. There is less chance of cold weather here than anywhere. It may appear cold but the temperature is not low enough to cause the athletes to take cold in their muscles. Some of the players conditioning elsewhere spend the first few months of the playing season working soreness out of muscles caused by taking cold while in training. Next year there will be more of the big teams out here. Anaheim will shape up her park by moving the grand stand back and making room for the playing field, she may host to one of the young amateurs of players. It would be a big ad for our little city and one that there would not be any expense to. Free advertising is what we are looking for. Thirty or 40 hungry young athletes with good pay checks coming in is not to be sneezed at by any prosperous city. Now we have it that the great Jack Dempsey is not to fight till next January and who do you think his opponent will be—Harry Wilks? This is some guess stuff. O, yes, they were to fight at Ta Juana. At the same time we hear of a representative of Tex Rickard going to South America to confer with Firpo. It is understood that Firpo will be prevented upon to sign to fight Dempsey just once more before the Bull quite for good. Dempsey has a million dollar picture contract and does not care whether he lights or not. Firpo is the idol of the southland and can gather in the colin in many easy ways. Why a pill factory would give the Bull a fortune just to use his picture for an ad on their pill boxes. Gee, it's great to be born lucky! What's the use of brains? Abe Goldstein, who sounds like a clothing house proprietor, knocked The Best Boy's Suits in America Today "STRANGLER" LEWIS IS MARRIED AGAIN CHICAGO, March 26. — Ed ("Strangler") Lewis today followed his last night's successful defense of his world's wrestling championship title by slipping away from his friends and quietly marrying Miss Bessie McNear of Kansas City. The ceremony, performed at the little First Methodist Episcopal Church in the Loop, effectually spikes rumors of his engagement to Marie Traiyska, Russian princess familiar in Russian court circles before the bolshevist regime. This is Lewis' second matrimonial venture. AT THE HOTEL VALENCIA Lloyd Jones, P. D. Tabler, H. L. Jones, George J. Smith, E. C. Claysen, and C. W. Whitney, Los Angeles; R. M. Hawthorne, and F. J. Peters, San Francisco; demonstration of endurance and strength it was great. The Bool was never accused of having any too much science. His ability lies in his strength and endurance. TRF A CLASSIFIED AD Wednesday, March 26, 1924 OF THE KNEES CALIFORNIA SHOWING AGAIN TODAY (WEDNESDAY ONLY) A MOST DAZZLING AND SUMPTOUS DISPLAY THE SPRING Fashion Show PRESENTING THE SEASON'S LATEST FASHIONS ENTIRE DISPLAY BY McDONALD'S SHOPPE J. C. PENNEY & CO. THE S. Q. R. STORE MARY MILLERICK SHOP SEBASTIAN BROS. FREDA'S HAT SHOP HUNT & TELLAM PRODUCTION STAGED BY ELISE SCHUYLER MUSICAL FEATURES Adrian McDowell's—Dixie Syncopaters Courtesy Perluss Dancing Academy ARCH FRITZ AT THE WURLITZER LAST NIGHT'S FIGHTS NEW YORK—Mike Burke, New York, and Ray Neuman, draw in 0 rounds: Danney Lee, New York, decision over Herman (Kid) Silvers, New York, 0 rounds. Stage Floral Decorations from The Flower Shop 119 No. Los Angeles Stage Furniture courtesy The Stroup-Barnes Furniture Co. ON THE SCREEN ed the bantam-weight title off the brow of Joe Lynch the other night. This is not the first time the Irish fell for the Jew. Many an Irish lad has paid Abe and his tribe good profits on suits bought "below cost" and Abe Goldstein is not the only fighter who can best the Irish for Benny Leonard has been doing that very thing for years. When a Hebrew takes to the ring and puts his soul into ring work he is usually a hard customer for the Irish to lick, for Mr Hebrew is nearly always very clever while the Irish are mostly just fighters with a love for the game and ability to give and take punishment. Abe, the new bantam chap, has had a very hard row to hoe in gaining his high station. It took many hard knocks and reverses for him to become champion but now that he has reached the top he stands a very good show of remaining there for several years, though the lighterweights are being developed much more rapidly than the heavies. Watch the cards along the coast and nine tenths of the participants are below the 150 pound mark. The big lumbering boys do not draw, therefore the heavy weights have little chance to develop. ALL THE WORLD LOVES THE LOVERS IN "The Hunchback of Notre Dame" Starring LON CHANEY THE SUPER-COLOSSAL SPECTACULAR PRODUCTION OF ALL TIME TWO SHOWS DAILY AT 2:00 AND AT 8:00 NOTE PRICES!— Matinee— Children 28c. Adults 55c Nights— Children 55c Adults 83c A few reserved seats (evenings only $1.10. (Tax included.) 4 DAYS—STARTING SUNDAY CALIFORNIA ON THE SCREEN A REGINALD BARKER PRODUCTION “PLEASURE MAD” WITH MARY ALDEN, HUNTLY GORDON, WM. COLLIER, JR., WINIFRED BRYSON, NORMA SHEARER A Drama of Love and Luxury Training Camps LOS ANGELES, March 26. Tomorrow the Vernon Tigers will play Kansas City in the third game of their three-game series here. Infielder Radtke, released by the Los Angeles club, will join the Hamilton, Ont., club this year. If Radtke's injured arm improves he probably will again join the Angels later in the season. Harry Williams, president of the Coast league today, mailed a sea son pass to all games in his circuit to President Coolidge. Pass No. 2 will be sent to Governor Friend W Richardson of California. GET McCRAY JURY INDIANAPOLIS, March 26. Jury was obtained today to try Governor Warren T. McCray on a charge of embezzlement of $155,000 from the Indiana state board of agriculture and grand larceny after nine days had been consumed in examining prospective talesmen. Sale One Week ONLY in our Ford department Matinee— Children 28c. Adults 55c Nights— Children 55c. Adults 83c A few reserved seats (evenings only $1.10. (Tax included.) 4 DAYS—STARTING SUNDAY CALIFORNIA Sale One Week ONLY in our Ford department DeLuxe Top Recovers Weather-proof material, long grain finish and back curtain with 7x14-inch bevel plate glass window, also gypsy side wings. Ford touring complete, regular price $11.50. Sale price... Top Recovers —for Ford touring cars. Extra heavy rubber cloth roof, all stitched, binding, tacks, fasteners, etc. Regular price $7.65. Special sale price...... Divided Seat Cushions —for 1915 to 1921 model Fords. 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