oc-plain-dealer 1924-04-17

UNITED THEATER, 306 E. Center T-O-N-I-G-H-T! THE SHOW OF SHOWS Prices 10—25—35c PAUL STANHOPE'S "THE MUSIC BOX REVUE" PEOPLE — 12 — PEOPLE CATCHY SONGS — FUNNY COMEDIANS A LAUGH A MINUTE SHOW PRETTY GIRLS DANDY DANCING NEAL HART (AMERICA'S PAL) IN A GRIPPING MELODRAMA OF THE MEXICAN BORDER "Below the Rio Grande" A THRILLING DARING PICTURE YOU DON'T WANT TO MISS. ALSO COMEDY AND NEWS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY "BLOW YOUR OWN HORN" THE BEST GO-GET-EM PICTURE OF THE YEAR CHILDREN'S EASTER PARTY SATURDAY 2 P. M. PRETTY GIRLS IN ANAHEIM TONIGHT MISSES GRIM AND JACQUES IN FINALS Miss Irene Jacques yesterday afternoon defeated Fern Amack in two tennis games 6-1 and 6-4. Miss Ruth Grim likewise defeated Margaret Bradley 6-3 and 6-2. Miss Jacques and Miss Grim will contest for the championship of the "Y" city league at the city park Saturday afternoon. Alex Huck and Warren Ashleigh will contest in men's finals. Much enthusiasm is being shown in the county "Y" track meet here May 3. Entries are being made this week. Each "Y" club is entitled to enter 10 boys. Five Anaheim clubs are entering teams. The Hi-Y., Jr. Hi-Y and three Pioneer clubs. The local Hi-Y has committees to take care of the grounds and to prepare lunch in the evening. Tagging All Basees Jack Quinn, the ancient variegand, defied age and Ruth for nine fall innings and Yankees finished second to Red Sox 5 to 6. Quinn confidenced the champions to six hits, which Ruth got not one in trips to the plate. Altho that hapless inva George Sisler, delivered three and fielded perfectly, he could lift his Browns above the level two runs and the White Sox grabbed a 3 to 2 decision, thanks to tenth inning single of Eddie Collins. Paul Stanhope's "Music Box Revue" arrived in town this afternoon and will be at the United Theater tonight in a rollicking musical comedy. This is one of the best, cleanest and most entertaining shows to come to this city in a long time. There is good, clean wholesome fun that will not offend any one, and if you are looking for a place to drive away dull care take in this show tonight. Paul Stanhope is the funny Irish Comedian that will keep you laughing from the start to the finish, and is assisted by a company of genuine artists consisting of Helen LeCain Betty Blair, Duke Hendrieks, Al MacDonald and the Dancing dolls. "The Music Box Revue" has a screamingly funny plot, Bright Lines, and rushing situations. The Feature Picture on the same program will be "Neal Hart" America's Pal in a starting story of the Mexican border, "Below the Rio Grande." This picture is guaranteed to keep you holding to your seats with excitement. Easter flowers for mother, sister, sweetheart and friend wife. Order them now of Ottillie Stechert, Florist, 301 Emily-st. Phone 303-W. NATIONAL LEAGUE (10 innings) Brooklyn ... 200 007 000 0—2 6 0 New York ... 100 010 001—3 9 0 Vance and DeBerry; Dean and Snyder. Beston-Phila, postponed; wet grounds. Pittsburgh-Cincinnati; ra'n. AMERICAN LEAGUE Cleveland at Detroit, postponed rain. Philadelphia ... 110 001 010—4 7 0 Washington ... 000 300 000—3 7 1 Helmach, Bumgartner, Harris and Perkins; Zahniser and Ruel. COAST LEAGUE Seattle-Salt Lake postponed; wet grounds, cold weather. COURTHOUSE NEWS Charging James Bailey with cruelty, Mrs. Fae Bailey of Santa Ana was plaintiff today in a divorce action. The Baileys were married at Baker, Oregon, in 1919, and separated last Saturday. Mrs. Bailey asks custody of their son, aged 3. Sale of property at Seal Beach owned by Bird V. Beebe, of Anaheim, and his wife, from whom he has been separated eight years, was asked today in action filed by Beebe. C. E. Johnson of Huntington Beach, fined $200 today by Justice J. B. Cox, Santa Ana, on a charge of having liquor in his possession was unable to pay the fine and went to jail to serve 200 days. J. D. Jones, elderly Santa Ana man was in Justice J. B. Cox's court today receiving preliminary hearing on a charge of committing a statutory offense against a 7-year-old child, daughter of his neighbor. LEAGUE WINDS UP City bowling league winds up tonight with the game between Anaheim Bakery and Cypress Garage. Jewel Box is leading the league with Whittier second and Anaheim Alleys third. A special match will be rolled In the first game of the season Sunday, Rhefield-Yorba will have several league stars, Campbell, fast Texas leaguer, and Treep from the Sherman club, will win for honors on the mound. Moales, the old faithful catcher will be in uniform. Ray Ortiz, right fielder, who played for ten successive seasons will show him stuff. He has had a layoff for three years but is coming back strong, practicing each night on the Richfield diamond. The two Castillo brothers have also signed up. Richfield and vicinity are anxious to see a good club again and promise their utmost su... "The Music Box Revue" has a screamingly funny plot, Bright Lines, and rushing situation. The Feature Picture on the same program will be "Neal Hart" America's Pal in a startling story of the Mexican border, "Below the Rio Grande." This picture is guaranteed to keep you holding to your seats with excitement. Easter flowers for mother, sister, sweetheart and friend wife. Order them now of Ottille Stechert, Florisik, 301 Emily-st. Phone 303-W. Don't forget page 3 tomorrow. LEAGUE WINDS UP City bowling league winds up tonight with the game between Anaheim Bakery and Cypress Garage. Jewel Box is leading the league with Whittier second and Anaheim Alleys third. A special match will be rolled tonight between Chaffee's and Daley's. TODAY ONLY 5 GREAT ACTS VAUDEVILLE MLLE CHERIE "The Woman in Bronze" Cortelli & Dowd Comedy and Song Yoeman & Briggs "The Fakir" Smithy & Earl Comedy Singing Duo "Rubeville Comedy Four" A Mirthquake of Rural Comedy ON THE SCREEN— James Kirkwood in "YOU ARE GUILTY" ALSO "YANKEE SPIRIT" A CLEVER BOY SCOUT COMEDY PATHE REVIEW FRIDAY NITE ANOTHER BIG NITE GIFT NITE and World Preview of "THE SEAHAWK" SEE ADVERTISEMENT ON THIS PAGE ARCH FRITZ IN SPECIAL ORGAN SElections Theatre Flowers from The Flower Shop, 119 No. L. A. St. ANAHEIM STOCK EXCHANGE Stock and Bond Brokers Wanted 10 White Star Oil and Refinery Company. Two and One at market. Hotel Valencia Phone 514 or 865 Anabeim, Calif. THE PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIF. G-H-T! OF SHOWS —35c L HART RICA'S PAL) ING MELODRAMA MEXICAN BORDER How the Grande" DARING PIC-DON'T WANT TO ALSO AND NEWS CHILDREN'S EASTER PARTY SATURDAY 2 P. M. agging All Bases Quinn, the ancient saltland, defied age and Babe for nine full innings and the was finished second to the ox 5 to 6. Quinn confined amplions to six hits, of Roth got not one in five to the plate. that hapless invalid, Sisler, delivered three hits added perfectly, he couldn't Browns above the level of and the White Sox gainto 2 decision, thanks to the finning single of Eddie Col- A Singular Honor for Anaheim! WHY This showing is the event of the year. FRANK LLOYD PRODUCER Presents "THE SEA HAWK" by Rafael Sabatini, author WITH MILTON and a Supporting Cast ENID BENNETT, LLOYD HUGH and a score of other Fi DIRECTED FRANK LE A FIRST NATIONAL "The Sea Hawk" will be shown all over America at $2.00 prices. SIX MONTHS IN PRODUCTION SPECIAL MUSICAL SCORE FLIERS PROBABLY DELAYED WEEK WASHINGTON, April 17—Leaving their leader, Major Fredrick L. Martin, with a damaged plane at Chignik, the three other round-the-world planes will leave during the day for Dutch Harbor, Alaska, according to the war department. The three were expected to wait at Dutch Harbor for Martin. SEWARD, Alaska, April 17—The American round-the-world flight probably will be delayed a week as a result of the forced landing made by the flagship Seattle, piloted by Major Fredrick L. Martin, in Portage Bay, according to advises today from Kanatak where the destroyed Hull proceeded with Major Martin, his mechanic, Sergeant Harvey, and the plane after picking them up yesterday. A new motor is being rushed from Dutch Harbor to replace the defective one in the Seattle. As soon as repairs can be made, Major Martin will fly to Chignik where the other three planes will land. G: & L: LEASE G. AND L. LEASE, April 17—(Spl.)—Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pope and two children Lewis and Billy, Mrs. Frank McElhany and daughter Lois motored to Long Beach Wednesday and spent the evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wimer, who left Saturday for an extended trip in Richmond and Orland with friends and the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wimer. Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Lemley and two children spend unday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Culp of the Standard Lease. Mrs. W. H. Harrison of Placentia spent Monday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Mayfield. Miss Mabel Sellers spent the week-end the guest of her aunt Mrs. J. C. Slay of the Stearns lease. Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Shavor and daughter Ruth of Anaheim, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jones and daughter Ozella of Huntington Beach was calling on Mr. and Mrs. Andy White Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles McBride of the Brea Canyon was calling at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Smith. In Brea Saturday evening "The Hunch Back of Notre Dame," Mr. and Mrs. George L. children of the Sterns left Friday evening at the home and Mrs. Pete Doyle. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Di and Mrs. Leo Goss and Helen were shoppers in Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. L. D Walnut Park spent Sunday home of Mr. and Mrs. Fry Elhany, Mr. Dwelly is for this lease. Mrs. Daum of Holly spending a few days at to her granddaughter, Mrs. Frank Richard. Milton Varner and Ernie dell attended the K.P.Brea Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. James Mrs. R.E.Mims and spent Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Crammer on ton. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mrs. Edna Miller, Mr.a George Young of La Habla Ralph Halderman, Mrs.Smith, Santa Fe Springs, Mrs.Redner, daughter of rovia and Mr. and Mrs.Reben spent Sunday after the home of Mr. and Mrs.Smith league stars, Campbell, a was leaguer, and Trejo, the Sherman club, will vie on the mound. Mor- old faithful catcher will uniform. Ray Ortiz, right who played for ten suc- seasons will show his he has had a lay off for cars but is coming back practicing each night on field diamond. The two brothers have also signed chfield and vicinity are to see a good club again mise their utmost sup- Barnett is manager. BOWLING LEAGUE Jewell Box 205 185 194 584 212 176 144 582 153 169 186 508 139 179 122 440 159 146 172 477 868 855 818 2541 Anaheim Alleys 173 193 184 377 173 169 141 483 202 145 134 481 161 163 160 484 173 206 174 552 139 848 876 793 2517 AHEIM STOCK EXCHANGE and Bond Brokers Wanted 00 White Star and Refinery Company. two and One at market. Hotel Valencia home 514 or 885 Anaheim, Calif. ATHENS, April 17.—Squadron Commander A. Stuart McLaren of the British Royal Airforce, who is Mrs. W. H. Harrison of Placenta spent Monday at the home of Mrs. and Mrs. Isaac Mayfield. Miss Mabel Sellers spent the week-end the guest of her aunt Mrs. J. C. Slay of the Stearns lease. Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Shavor and daughter Ruth of Anaheim, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jones and daughter Ozella of Huntington Beach was calling on Mr. and Mrs. Andy White Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles McBride of the Brea Canyon was calling at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gilford Hanmore Sunday. Bouldin and Otho Mims of Los Angeles spent Sunday at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Mims. Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Lemley and children was among those who attended the California Theater in Anaheim Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Lenord Trammell and children of Yorba Linda spent Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler Whites. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Mayfield was dinner guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cheadee of Whittier Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Doyle and Mrs. Frank McElhany and daughter Lois attended the Fairyland theater in Anaheim Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Sellers and daughter Mabel, Mrs. J. C. Slay and daughter Coda Lee of Sterns Lease was Los Angeles shoppers Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. James Bauldin, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Mines attended the boxing and wrestling match at Santa Fe Springs Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dewitt of Los Angeles was calling on the latter's parents Mr. and Mrs. Gregg Smith Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wright and little son Billy of Anaheim was dinner guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank McElhany Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Weimer and little son George of Long Beach was calling on Mr. and Mrs. Gilford Hanmore and Mr. and Mrs. Frank McElhany Sunday. The fty children of Mr. and Mrs. Harry McCouliom are confined at home with measles. Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Hanmord attended the Red Lantern theater Flight departed for Cairo today, He arrived Wednesday from Corfu where his machine was slightly Thursday, April 17, 1924 Honor! A World's Preview Which the Entire Film Industry Is Watching Intently BOYD PRODUCTIONS Inc. Presents “THE HAWK” Michael Sabatini, author of “Scaramouche” WITH BILTON SILLS A Supporting Cast including— MELLOYD HUGHES, WALLACE BEERY A score of other Film Favorites. DIRECTED BY FRANK LLOYD ST NATIONAL PICTURE WHY All Anaheim Should Attend this Showing The producers and Distributors want Anaheim’s Critical People to pass Judgment on this Play. Your Opinion will be solicited. Don't Fail to See this Unusual Presentation BIG PRODUCTION AT TORRANCE Big production at Torrance now seems to be in the hands of the big operators. The Lorita district of the field where the small operators have been concentrating their operations has ceased to produce anything but small pumping wells. The extreme east and west sections of the field where the Shell company, the Standard and the Petroleum Securities company (Doheny) are drilling is yielding the field's big production. The Petroleum Securities company completed at No. 12 an 875 barrel well at 3740 feet. The well is making 25.3 gravity oil. The Shell company's Kettler wells are coming to the front with big production. Kettler No. 3 at 3577 feet started off at 900 barrels, and Kettler No. 4 completed at 3832 started off at 800 barrels. Both wells are making 20 gravity oil. The Chanslor-Canfield continues to get its share of the heavy production at Torrance with wells in both the east and west sections of the field. Torrance No. 37 a 3790 barer City well is drier way drilling, having set a string of surface pipe. Geo. F. Getty got his first oil producer of size with the completion of well No. 21. About the best luck Getty has been having is 100 barrel pumping wells. No. 21 completed at 3790 is a 600 barrel, 22 gravity producer, and flows. E. J. Mile did a little special work in the solution of a water problem in his No. 2 Torrance well and converted it from a water well into a 650 barrel producer of 21 gravity clean oil. Miley's Torrance No. 4 completed at 3502 feet started off at 600 barrels. The Sentinel Oil company is building up a nice production on its Joughin lease and continues to bring in producers that make from 800 to a 1000 barrels. Joughin No. 3 put on production at 3589 feet is an 800 barrel well, producing 22 gravity oil. The White Star Oil and Refining company's big well reinstalled to open up big production in the extreme eastern end of the Torrance field, did not come up to expectations fully. Drilled to 3819 feet. Announcement Extraordinary! COMING TONIGHT at 7:30 "BUD ROBINSON" CONVERTED TEXAS COWBOY The Most Unique and Witty Evangelist in America. Has memorized nearly all of the Bible. He has spoken on the same platform with William J. Bryan and other noted men. He attracts capacity audiences everywhere. Come early for seats. NAZERINE TABERNACLE North Street, at Claudina Property Heated for the Comfort of the Public Grand Musical Program Great chorus singing solos and Aeolian Quartet. They are the host in the religious world.