oc-plain-dealer 1924-06-07

UNITED THEATRE 200 LAST CENTER STREET — SUNDAY AND MONDAY — THE GREATEST STORY OF ALL TIME. A PHOTO-DRAMATIC SENSATION His cycle—from loveless Valley of Youth to Romantic Summit of Life The Barefoot Boy An exquisitely human story with an appeal that will hold you spellbound with a superb cast. Frankie Lee—John Bowers—Sylvia Breamer Tully Marshall — Marjorie Daw Raymond Hatton EDDIE LYONS COMEDY "THE LUCKY LOSER" CURRENT NEWS EVENTS PRICES — 10c, 25c, 35c MATINEE SUNDAY AT 2:15 P.M. LAST TIME TONITE RICHARD TALMADGE in a Daring Comedy Drama—“LET'S GO.” NAME E. P. GUYSI CITY PARK SUPT. E. P. Guysi, superintendent of the city plunge, has been given entire supervision of the park, with C. E. Hammer as gardener, it was announced today by City Manager J. W. Price. "It will be the policy of the city council to handle the park as a distinct department," said Price. ON THE LINKS BY GRUE (With Grue) At Fairway Country Club the Club championship match is still the main event. There were again several postponements of elimination matches last week, only three flights being played. They were: E. B. Collier won over Bud Holland and K. E. Watson (Tie). Clyde Newton defeated Roy Willis three and two. J. R. Porter beat C. W. Post five and four. No friends, it wasn't Andy Walker of Unoco Club who made the astonishing finish at Oakland Hills Friday and sitched the United States open championship crown after Bobby Jones had it all polished. Andy has been almost incapacitated with a refractory leg for the past several weeks, but is almost fully recovered now. However, them Walkers are great golfers. Joe Szarfinski, recently of Fairway Club, but now of Orange County's first public links at Newport Bay, and a party including Art Stewart and wife, Walter Brubaker and wife and Joe's wife and son went golfing for trout at Big Bear over the week-end. They reported the course terribly congested, having been held up in the control from 2 p.m. until 8:15 p. Frankie Lee—John Bowers—Sylvia Breamer Tully Marshall — Marjorie Daw Raymond Hatton EDDIE LYONS COMEDY "THE LUCKY LOSER" CURRENT NEWS EVENTS PRICES — 10c, 25c, $5c MATINEE SUNDAY AT 2:15 P.M. LAST TIME TONITE RICHARD TALMADGE in a Daring Comedy Drama— "LET'S GO." REAT CROWD LISTENS TO KLAN LECTURER (Continued from Page One) is a prelude to the trial of Nathan Leopold, Jr., and Richard A.oeb on charges of the kidnaping and murder of Robert Frankes played two new phases today in statements by the prosecution and by the fathers of the accused youths. Pretty "Patches", 18 year old sweetheart of Richard Loeb, with whom he was so anxious to communicate when he was first arrested, was taken into custody today by police and taken to an outlying police station. "Patches" name is Germaine L. Rinehard. The note addressed to Jacob Franks, demanding 10,000 ransom for return of his kidnapped son, was signed George Johnson, and the typed initials, indicating the work of a stenographer, were "G.K.R.". Police also declared Miss Rinehard owns a dress which is stained with blood. "Patches" said his blood came from injuries to a man with whom she was riding in an auto when the windshield was shattered and he was cut. "Patches" was released after an hour of questioning, on her promise to arrange a meeting with Loeb and Leopold to get an explanation of why her initials were used on the ransom letter. Miss Reinhard is an expert typist. Nathan P. Leopold, Sr., and Albert H. Loeb, whose combined fortunes are $15,000,000, in a formal statement knocked down reports of an initial defense fund of $1,000,000 and predictions of an array of counsel such as no trial west of New York has ever brought together. It was their first public utterance since their son's confessions brought them face to face with charges for which the penalty is death. The state, on the other hand, showed again its determination to demand two lives for the one that was taken in its annuence that if young Leopold and Loeb escape the gallows on the murder charge, they will be brot hanging cases" which he has announced the state holds. Every witness of the many the state has gathered was taken to the locale touched upon by his part of the story and photographed there, with the intention of introducing this picture record into the evidence. Thus, plate number one, scene number one, will show Tony Mink, Robey, Ind., at the place where he found the body. The photograph will be shown the jury and Mink will be asked to tell his story. MURDER THEME GRADUATION TALK CHICAGO, June 7.—The shocking nature of the murder of Robert Frankes 13-year-old school boy and the subsequent placid confessions of two youths, Nathan Loeb, Jr., and Richard Loeb have made the crime as widely discussed in Washington as the political conventions, according to James G. Davis, secretary of labor, who paused here this morning enroute to Mooseheart, Ill., where he was to address the graduates of the high school there. He planned, he said, to make the crime and its causes the subject of his address. The Frankes case has brot home intensely the problem of modern youth's precocity, the cabinet member said, and that is the reason he deems the theme an appropriate one to address to young girls and boys who are completing their first step to education's advantages. It is in the capacity as national head of the Loyal Order of Moose that Secretary Davis will address the pupils. There was a lack of morbidity at the county jail here today. Loeb and Loeb were becoming used to routine prison life. The novelty of their advent had worn from fellow prisoners and they were more free to pursue their own ways. It was interesting to other prisoners and to students of prison life when it became known that after a week in jail neither of tory leg for the past several weeks, but is almost fully recovered now. However, them Walkers are great golfers. Joe Szarfinski, recently of Fairway Club, but now of Orange County's first public links at Newport Bay, and a party including Art Stewart and wife, Walter Brubaker and wife and Joe's wife and son went golfing for trout at Big Bear over the week-end. They reported the course terribly congested, having been held up in the control from 2 p.m. until 6:15 p.m. Not having made advance reservations, they were starting home in despair when no cabins were available. Just by chance they discovered a cabin and gloom was changed to joy. As fishermen they are good golfers—two unsophisticated little fish being their total score. It is reported Pete Wisser, our local sporting goods dealer, who some time ago quit a foursome in disgust at Unoco, has taken his golf seriously again and is quietly taking a few lessons in driving—several local scalps are in danger. Note the determined expression Pete's face assumes when golf is spoken of. Pro. Armstrong of Fairway and Dallas Jeffries of Riverside Club went around the north course at the Los Angeles Country Club last Monday—the fact that the coming California championship match is to be played on this course may or not be significant. Baseball Today AMERICAN Washington ... 000 000 000 9 2 Cleveland ... 000 020 01x 3 61 Zachary and Ruel; Shaute and L Sewall. Boston ... 010 000 002 3 51 Chicago ... 000 000 001 1 82 Quinn and O'Neill; Leverett and Crouse. NATIONAL Cincinnati ... 000 910 000 10 161 Philadelde... 110 000 110 4 102 Rixey and Wingo; Carlsson, Couch, Hubbell and Henline, Wilson. St. Louis ... 240 000 100 7 112 Boston ... 010 220 26x 13 172 Peffer, North,Sherdel and Gonzales; Stryker, Yeargin, Barnes and O'Neil. Chicago ... 200 100 000 3 10 0 New York ... 000 900 010 1 6 0 Alexander and Hartnett; Dean, Jennard, Maun and Snyder, Gowdy. Pittsburg ... 000 000 010 1 9 3 Brooklyn ... 000 400 00x 4 6 0 Mendows, Stone and Gooch; Grimes and Taylor. OF $1,000,000 and predictions of an array of counsel such as no trial west of New York has ever brought together. It was their first public utterance since their son's confessions brought them face to face with charges for which the penalty is death. The state, on the other hand, showed again its determination to demand two lives for the one that was taken in its announcement that if young Leopold and Loeb escape the gallows on the murder charge, they will be brot to trial immediately on the charge of kidnapping for ransom, which also is punishable by death. Arraignments on both charges are set for next Wednesday. The announcement of the fathers of Leopold and Loeb, promising "only such defense as that to which every human being is entitled" for their sons, disclaimed the "slightest intention to use their means to stage an unlightly legal battle with an elaborate array of counsel and an army of high-priced alienists in an attempt to defeat justice." "Assuming that the facts in this case are substantially as published," said the statement, made thru defense attorneys and signed by the fathers, "then the only proceeding they favor is a simple, solitary investigation under the law, touching on the mental responsibility of their accused sons." It was denied that other counsel, with "the possible, not probable" retention of one additional local attorney, will be retained to aid Clarence Darrow and Benjamin Bachrach, who have handled the case thus far. The fee, instead of the millions that the fathers' fortune makes possible "shall be determined by a committee composed of the offices of the Chicago Bar Association." The statement concluded: "If any accused boys are found by a judge to be not mentally responsible for their families, in accordance with their conscious duty to the community, agree that these must be fully protected by any future menace of our present will the families accused boys use money to defeat justice." The state's attorney, moved toward the "perfect" national league. U. S. S. PAMPANGA REACHES MUCHOW PEKING, June 7—The U. S. S. Pampanga has reached Wuchow in the province of Kwangsi in an attempt to rescue the American missionary Rev. Rex Ray held by bandits. No word has been received of the fate of the ten missionaries at Kwellin. STANDINGS Pacific Coast League W. L. Pet. San Francisco ... 39 21 .650 Seattle ... 32 87 .542 Vernon ... 33 26 .541 Salt Lake ... 29 30 .492 Sacramento ... 28 31 .475 Portland ... 28 32 .467 Los Angeles ... 26 35 .426 Oakland ... 25 36 .410 Yesterday's Results Sacramento, 2; Los Angeles, 0; Seattle, 4; Vernon, 3, (19 innings). San Francisco, 4; Salt Lake, 2. Oakland, 16; Portland, 8. National League W. L. Pet. New York ... 28 16 .636 Chicago ... 26 18 .591 Brooklyn ... 22 10 .537 Cincinnati ... 23 21 .523 Pittsburgh ... 20 22 .476 Boston ... 18 22 .436 St. Louis ... 19 26 .422 Philadelphia ... 14 26 .350 American League W. L. Pet. New York ... 24 15 .615 Boston ... 23 16 .590 Detroit ... 25 20 .556 Washington ... 21 20 .512 St. Louis ... 20 22 .479 Chicago ... 18 21 .462 Philadelphia ... 16 24 .400 Cleveland ... 15 24 .385 Tagging All Bases The Yankees went back into a clear lead in the pennant race when they trimmed the White Sox to 3, while the Red Sox were losing to the Lrowns. Ruth knocked out his 14th homer. Walter Johnson may be going back but he chalked up his 19th shutout when the Tigers were beaten by the Senators, 2 to 0. The fight for the collar is being waged full ear. Athletics again pushed the Indians to the bottom with a 11 to 7 victory. A brave rally in the eighth aided in defeating the Reds to 3. Soaking Ferguson for five runs in the first, the Browns tuned in an easy victory over the Red Sox, 11 to 4, and knocked Boston into second place. The Phillies nosed out the Cardinals 7 to 6 in a game enlivened by a seto between Mueller and Sand. The combatants were separated by their teammates. APPROVE PLAN TO CUT FARM FREIGHT WASHINGTON, June 7—The congressional resolution directing the interstate commerce commission to reduce freight rates on farm products was finally approved this afternoon. It is now ready for President Coolidge's signature as one of the few measures of this session for relief of agriculture and industry. Developing six horsepower, a bensine motor invented in Sweden weighs only 78 pounds. THE PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIF. SARGUM PROUTINGS The life of a promoter surely is not all sunshine and smiles, especially if he is promoting in a small town. Manager Jaffray had a very attractive card lined up on paper, but when it was recalled off it did not nearly come up to expectations. In the first place, owing to the many other attractions, the crowd was small, the smallest crowd the club has played to for some time. There was not much incentive for the participants to extend themselves. The wrestling match, the big attraction of the evening, between Mortersen and Zimmer was not nearly so exciting as have been the past matches. The Dane was his clever self and tried to make an exciting match of it, but Zimmer was either very much out of condition or else he was working under wraps. No one displayed more power and strength than did the newcomer. At times he handled Mortersen as if he were but a toy and yet the Dane was able to break one wicked hold after another. Mortersen gained the first fall in 27 minutes with a combination head and arm lock. Referee Wilson was in a hurry to get this fall over for the Kansas City man's shoulders hardly hit the mat and the hold was not or had not dealt out any severe punishment. Zimmer made no protest other than that he was surprised at being called down. The Dane got the second fall with an arm scissors and arm lock in seven minutes. Zimmer claimed that he had not had time to condition himself properly. Maybe so but he never breather laboringly at any time. He displayed enough stuff to prove him a master of the fine points of the game. He is a much better man "MARRIAGE CHEAT" AT CALIFORNIA Percy Marmont in The Marriade Cheat The desire to achieve something distinctive was the guiding spirit of all who had a creative part in the production of Thomas H. Ince's "The Marriage Cheat," opening at the California tomorrow. Consequently, this new dramatic feature is a powerful study of human emotions and reactions, with a dominant theme of love so interpreted that it offers the utmost in both artistry and entertainment value. Frank R. Adams, who wrote the original story from which "The Marriage Cheat" was adapted, not contented with being perhaps the highest paid writer of fiction in made advance reserment starting home no cabins were but by chance they bain and gloom was joy. As fishermen golfers—two unsole fish being their Pete Wisser, our goods dealer, who quit a foursome in oco, has taken his again and is quietly lessons in driving— calps are in danger, ermined expression sumes when golf is Fairway and Riverside Club, north course at Chelsea Country Club the fact that the mania championship be played on this not be significant. Pete Wisser, our goods dealer, who quit a foursome in oco, has taken his again and is quietly lessons in driving— calps are in danger, ermined expression sumes when golf is Oklahoma proved too wise for the hard hitting Davis lad, and while Davis landed a couple that dazed Oklahoma for a time he never had a look in. Oklahoma would break up his rushes and land telling blows at the same time. The second bout of the evening was a scream. Judging from the performance neither of the two boys had ever seen a pair of boxing gloves much less a boxing match. Hinkle, a 175 pound from Ontario, displayed an inclination to knock the head off of a Fullerton lad by the name of Must. Hinkle would have accomplished his purpose if he had had the least idea of how to go about the job. Must landed a hay maker or two and had the Hinkle lad on the canvass once or twice. Every ring rule that was ever made was broken in this fracas and they called it a draw. No one was killed so it must have been a draw. The first bout was a boxing lesson to Herald Kelsey by Gollete. We all had a good time even if Manager Jaffray perfectly good went a little stale. It was not Jaffrays' fault that the show was not the best yet staged, he was doing all that he could. A number of the leading citizens of Cypress went deep sea fishing last week and friendships have been strained ever since. Mr. Gaddy claims to have landed the largest fish. O. P. Bunyard claims that Gaddy's fish was a sea snake and would not weigh within a hundred pounds of the fish he caught. G. G. Priddy claims to have caught more fish than all the others combined. Gaddy claims over for the Kansas City man should hardly hit the mat and The hold was not or had not dealt out any severe punishment. Zimmer made no protest other than that he was surprised at being called down. The Dane got the second fall with an area scissors and arm lock in seven minutes. Zimmer claimed that he had not had time to condition himself properly. Maybe so but he never breathed laboringly at any time. He displayed enough stuff to prove him a master of the fine points of the game. He is a much better man than he displayed himself to be last evening or I miss my guess a long way. If he will get into condition he and Orlando Miller should make a whirl of a match. Miller was a gallery god last night. He had a charming friend with him and his entire time was taken up in explaining the fine points of the game to this friend, but he forgot to watch the wrestlers so how could he explain what they were doing. Old Hackensmit was there also, but he was alone. The other big attraction on the card was the bout between Oklahoma Griffin and Pete Davis. Oklahoma proved too wise for the hard hitting Davis lad, and while Davis landed a couple that dazed Oklahoma for a time he never had a look in. Oklahoma would break up his rushes and land telling blows at the same time. The second bout of the evening was a scream. Judging from the performance neither of the two boys had ever seen a pair of boxing gloves much less a boxing match. Hinkle, a 175 pound from Ontario, displayed an inclination to knock the head off of a Fullerton lad by the name of Must. Hinkle would have accomplished his purpose if he had had the least idea of how to go about the job. Must landed a hay maker or two and had the Hinkle lad on the canvass once or twice. Every ring rule that was ever made was broken in this fracas and they called it a draw. No one was killed so it must have been a draw. The first bout was a boxing lesson to Herald Kelsey by Gollete. We all had a good time even if Manager Jaffray perfectly good went a little stale. It was not Jaffrays' fault that the show was not the best yet staged, he was doing all that he could. A number of the leading citizens of Cypress went deep sea fishing last week and friendships have been strained ever since. Mr. Gaddy claims to have landed the largest fish. O. P. Bunyard claims that Gaddy's fish was a sea snake and would not weigh within a hundred pounds of the fish he caught. G. G. Priddy claims to have caught more fish than all the others combined. Gaddy claims over for the Kansas City man should hardly hit the mat and The hold was not or had not dealt out any severe punishment. Zimmer made no protest other than that he was surprised at being called down. The Dane got the second fall with an area scissors and arm lock in seven minutes. Zimmer claimed that he had not had time to condition himself properly. Maybe so but he never breathed laboringly at any time. He displayed enough stuff to prove him a master of the fine points of the game. He is a much better man than he displayed himself to be last evening or I miss my guess a long way. If he will get into condition he and Orlando Miller should make a whirl of a match. Miller was a gallery god last night. He had a charming friend with him and his entire time was taken up in explaining the fine points of the game to this friend, but he forgot to watch the wrestlers so how could he explain what they were doing. Old Hackensmit was there also, but he was alone. The other big attraction on the card was the bout between Oklahoma Griffin and Pete Davis. Oklahoma proved too wise for the hard hitting Davis lad, and while Davis landed a couple that dazed Oklahoma for a time he never had a look in. Oklahoma would break up his rushes and land telling blows at the same time. The second bout of the evening was a scream. Judging from the performance neither of the two boys had ever seen a pair of boxing gloves much less a boxing match. Hinkle, a 175 pound from Ontario, displayed an inclination to knock the head off of a Fullerton lad by the name of Must. Hinkle would have accomplished his purpose if he had had the least idea of how to go about the job. Must landed a hay maker or two and had the Hinkle lad on the canvass once or twice. Every ring rule that was ever made was broken in this fracas and they called it a draw. No one was killed so it must have been a draw. The first bout was a boxing lesson to Herald Kelsey by Gollete. We all had a good time even if Manager Jaffray perfectly good went a little stale. It was not Jaffrays' fault that the show was not the best yet staged, he was doing all that he could. A number of the leading citizens of Cypress went deep sea fishing last week and friendships have been strained ever since. Mr. Gaddy claims to have landed the largest fish. O. P. Bunyard claims that Gaddy's fish was a sea snake and would not weigh within a hundred pounds of the fish he caught. G. G. Priddy claims to have caught more fish than all the others combined. Gaddy claims over for the Kansas City man should hardly hit the mat and The hold was not or had not dealt out any severe punishment. Zimmer made no protest other than that he was surprised at being called down. The Dane got the second fall with an area scissors and arm lock in seven minutes. Zimmer claimed that he had not had time to condition himself properly. Maybe so but he never breathed laboringly at any time. He displayed enough stuff to prove him a master of the fine points of the game to this friend, but he forgot to watch the wrestlers so how could he explain what they were doing. Old Hackensmit was there also, but he was alone. The other big attraction on the card was the bout between Oklahoma Griffin and Pete Davis. Oklahoma proved too wise for the hard hitting Davis lad, and while Davis landed a couple that dazed Oklahoma for a time he never had a look in. Oklahoma would break up his rushes and land telling blows at the same time. The second bout of the evening was a scream. Judging from the performance neither of the two boys had ever seen a pair of boxing gloves much less a boxing match. Hinkle, a 175 pound from Ontario, displayed an inclination to knock the head off of a Fullerton lad by the name of Must. Hinkle would have accomplished his purpose if he had had the least idea of how to go about the job. Must landed a hay maker or two and had the Hinkle lad on the canvass once or twice. Every ring rule that was ever made was broken in this fracas and they called it a draw. No one was killed so it must have been a draw. The first bout was a boxing lesson to Herald Kelsey by Gollete. We all had a good time even if Manager Jaffray perfectly good went a little stale. It was not Jaffays' fault that the show was not the best yet staged, he was doing all that he could. A number of the leading citizens of Cypress went deep sea fishing last week and friendships have been strained ever since. Mr. Gaddy claims to have landed the largest fish. O.P.Bunyard claims that Gaddy's fish was a sea snake and would not weigh within a hundred pounds of the fish he caught. G.G.Prundy claims to have caught more fish than all the others combined. Gaddy claims over for the Kansas City man should hardly hit the mat and The hold was not or had not dealt out any severe punishment.Zimmer made no protest other than that he was surprised at being called down.The Dane got the second fall with an area scissors and arm lock in seven minutes. Zimmer claimed that he had not had time to condition himself properly.Must be contented with life before death.A similar experience at Inglewood, you will remember.In that affair there were more Knights of Pythias than Klansmen more Odd Fellows than Klansmen more Masons than Klansmen,yet district attorney,who was seeking publicity to enable him toof all who had a creative part inthe production of Thomas H.Inee's"The Marriage Cheat,"opening atthe California tomorrow.Consequently,the new dramatic feature isa powerful studyof human emotions and reactions,witha dominant theme of loveso interpreted that it offers utmostin both artistry and entertainment value.Frank R.Andams,who wrotethe original story from which "The Marriage Cheat"was adapted,notcontented with being perhapsthe highest paid writer of fictioninthe country,vociceda desireto"do"a South Sea island storythatwould not even resemble any previous romances ofthe islandsinanyof its phases.Here succeeded.C.Gardner Sullivan,deanofscenarists,adaptedthe storyforthe screenwiththeoneideaofdiscardingprecedentsentirelyandturningouta continuitythatwouldofferthedirectoranewtypeofstructuretobuildup.In indicativeofthe sharp departuresfrom"customary"touchesinphotoplays,Leatrice Joydoesnotoncekissher hero loverin"TheMarriage Cheat." But it is not in trivialitiesalonethatthisnewFirstNationalrelease,"TheMarriage Cheat",isdifferentItwillfoundrefreshingly entertainingineveryoneoneofitsvisedphases.Acomedy,"WideOpen,"andafable,"TheRat'SRevenge,"conclude some program.Lasttimes tonightof"TheShootingOfDanMcGraw,"starringBarbaraLaMarr,LewCodyandPercyMarment. SWEETHEARTOFLOEBISPLACEDUNDERARREST(Continued from Page One)onewasamember,refusedtoburyhimbecausetheyfailedtoidentifyhimandthe wifeoftheotherrefusedtoclothecorpeforsamereason.Thecoronerwhohadknownoneofthemissingmeneightyearsandtheothertenwasnotpermittedtogivehisidentificationbutthegovernorcalledinabsupposedexpertionidentifiedwith themandtheywillbeproducedas soonasthenewgovernorgoesintothechair.MostofthenewpaperdispatchesonthisaffairwerewritteninSanFrancisco. "Wehad:a similarexperienceattInglewood,youwillremember.InthataffairthereweremoreKnightsofPythiasthanKlansmenmoreOddFellowsthanKlansmenmoreMasonsthanKlansmen,yetdistrictauthor,yowasseekingpublicitytoenablehimtoofallwhohadaclassedunderdemonstrationofThomasH.Inee's"TheMarriageCheat,"openingattheCaliforniatomorrow.Consequently,thenew dramaticfeatureisa powerfulstudyofhumanemotionsandreactionswitha dominantthemeoflovesointerpretedthatitoffersutmostinbothartistryandentertainmentvalue."Wehad:a similarexperienceattInglewood,youwillremember.InthataffairthereweremoreKnightsofPythiasthanKlansmenmoreOddFellowsthanKlansmenmoreMasonsthanKlansmen,yetdistrictauthor,yowasseekingpublicitytoenablehimtoofallwhohadaclassedunderdemonstrationofThomasH.Inee's"TheMarriageCheat,"openingattheCaliforniatomorrow.Consequently,thenew dramaticfeatureisa powerfulstudyofhumanemotionsandreactionswitha dominantthemeoflovesointerpretedthatitoffersutmostinbothartistryandentertainmentvalue."Wehad:a similarexperienceattInglewood,youwillremember.InThataffairthereweremoreKnightsofPythiasthanKlansmenmoreOddFellowsthanKlansmenmoreMasonsthanKlansmen,yetdistrictauthor,yowasseekingpublicitytoenablehimtoofallwhohadaclassedunderdemonstrationofThomasH.Inee's"TheMarriageCheat,"openingattheCaliforniatomorrow.Consequently,thenew dramaticfeatureisa powerfulstudyofhumanemotionsandreactionswitha dominantthemeoflovesointerpretedthatitoffersutmostinbothartistryandentertainmentvalue."Wehad:a similarexperienceattInglewood,youwillremember.InThataffairthereweremoreKnightsofPythiasthanKlansmenmoreOddFellowsthanKlansmenmoreMasonsthanKlansmen,yetdistrictauthor,yowasseekingpublicitytoenablehimtoofallwhohadaclassedunderdemonstrationofThomasH.Inee's"TheMarriageCheat,"openingattheCaliforniatomorrow.Consequently,thenew dramaticfeatureisa powerfulstudyofhumanemotionsandreactionswitha dominantthemeoflovesointerpretedthatitoffersutmostinbothartistryandentertainmentvalue."Wehad:a similarexperienceattInglewood,youwillremember.InThataffairthereweremoreKnightsofPythiasthanKlansmenmoreOddFellowsthanKlansmenmoreMasonsthanKlansmen,yetdistrictauthor,yowasseekingpublicitytoenablehimtoofallwhohadaclassedunderdemonstrationofThomasH.Inee's"TheMarriageCheat,"openingattheCaliforniatomorrow.Consequently,thenew dramaticfeatureisa powerfulstudyofhumanemotionsandreactionswitha dominantthemeoflovesointerpretedthatitoffersutmostinbothartistryandentertainmentvalue."Wehad:a similarexperienceattInglewood,youwillremember.InThataffairthereweremoreKnightsofPythiasthanKlansmenmoreOddFellowsthanKlansmenmoreMasonsthanKlansmen,yetdistrictauthor,yowasseekingpublicitytoenablehimtoofallwhohadaclassedunderdemonstrationofThomasH.Inee's"TheMarriageCheat,"openingattheCaliforniatomorrow.Consequently,thenew dramaticfeatureisa powerfulstudyofhumanemotionsandreactionswitha dominantthemeoflovesointerpretedthatitoffersutmostinbothartistryandentertainmentvalue."Wehad:a 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How delighted he would be see "the barefoot boy with chin of tan" of whom he wrote so fervently and lovingly in the poem he has endeared thousands of children to him! He would be charged with Franke Lee's charm interpretation of the role, and would be sure to say that J. Bowers is ideal as "the barefoot boy" grown up! "The Barefoot Boy," is coming to the United Theater Sunday Monday and is a thoroughly lightful and charming film very of the equisite poem written 50 years ago. Producer Kirkland picked his cast with unusual color. He entrusted roles to such able and well known player Marjorie Daw, Sylvia Breath Tully Marshall, Otis Harlan, ginia True Boardmen in addition to Frankie Lee and John Bowery. STATE WITHDREW SCHOOL LICENS SACRAMENTO, June 7. Niall that the "statesman-like ability of public economy" inaugurated by Governor Richardson responsible for the fire at P. Del Ray, near Los Angeles which a score of children burned to death was made by H. R. Braden of the board of control in a telegram Mrs. W. S. James, secretary the psychopathic association California. Braden declared that "it will be a shameful and heartless act for anyone to attempt to put political capital out of this tragedy" and that the state last March withdrew the bill of the Del Rey institution, w since has been working temporary permit issued by Angeles-co officials. "We will leave for Los Angeles Monday to represent Governor Richardson at a conference in Los Angeles city and county officials in connection with the tragedy." SATURDAY, JUNE 7, 1924 DIRECTION WEST COAST THEATRES INC. CALIFORNIA Phone 758 SUNDAY & MONDAY DIRECT FROM LOEW'S STATE THEATRE, L.A. Thos. H Ince presents THE MARRIAGE CHEAT" A FIRST NATIONAL PICTURE PROGRAM Fable "The Rat's Revenge" Mermaid Comedy "WIDE OPEN" Kinograms Cont' Sunday 3 to 11 p.m. SK DUNHAM & KNIPE MUSIC CO. HOW TO GET A FREE COPY OF "GIRL SHY" MUSIC. LAST TIMES TONITE Robert Service's ‘The Shooting of Dan McGrew’ Comedy “William Tells” THEATRE FLOWERS COURTESY OF FLOWER SHOP CALIFORNIA MING TUESDAY! A SENSATION! PLASTIGRAMS" Barefoot Boy" at United Theater at a thrill it would give Greenleaf Whittier, dean of New England poets, if he return to earth for one im- hour to see the film ver- his poetic gem, "The Bare-Boy," which has been set to the screen with such and sincere realism by David Land, master producer, delighted he would be to Fairyland Theatre Academy Saturday and Sunday VAUDEVILLE WILLIAMS & ELMO "Musical Comedy" CURT GALLOWAY "Last of the 400" —Comedy— “Hold Everything” THRILLS! ACTION! See the first episode “Leatherstocking” A Frontier Serial PRICES—10 and 25 CENTS HARRY CAREY "The Lightning Rider" at a thrill it would give Greenleaf Whittier, dean of New England poets, if he return to earth for one imminent hour to see the film verified by his poetic gem, "The Barefoot Boy," which has been put to the screen with such sincere realism by David Rand, master producer. delighted he would be to barefoot boy with cheek of whom he wrote so fondly in the poem which dared thousands of children him! He would be charmish Franke Lee's charming retention of the role, and he be sure to say that John is ideal as "the barefoot grown up! Barefoot Boy," is coming United Theater Sunday and July and is a thoroughly detailed and charming film version of equisite poem written over years ago. Producer Kirkland has cast with unusual care. Trusted roles to such cap-and-well known players as Jerie Daw, Sylvia Breamer, Marshall Otis Harlan, Vir-True Boardmen in addition toinkle Lee and John Bowers. TE WITHDREW SCHOOL LICENSE CRAMENTO, June 7.—Death that the "statesman-like public economy" inaugurated Governor Richardson issible for the fire at Pinya Bay, near Los Angeles in a score of children were died to death was made today R. Braden of the state of control in a telegram to W. S. James, secretary of psychopathic association of Bernia. Braden declared that "it would shameful and heartless action anyone to attempt to make capital out of this pitiful day" and that the state board March withdrew the license Dei Rey institution, which has been working under library permit issued by Los Angeles-co officials. We will leave for Los Angeles way to represent Governor Randson at a conference with Angeles city and county offices in connection with the day." Comedy—"Hold Everything" THRILLS! ACTION! 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