oc-plain-dealer 1924-09-27

PAGE Theatre Offeri UNITED THEATRE 206 E. CENTER ORANGE COUNTY PREMIERE SUNDAY MONDAY TUENDAY LAST TIMES TO NIGHT Jack Hoxie in "The Red Warning" Baby Peggy Comedy MATINEE SUNDAY 2:15 p.m. Carl Laemmle Presents The Picture -of the Hour! ADAPTED FROM THE SENSATIONAL STORY He dragged her from the pleasure - mad rioters! She struggled — her friends menaced her rescuer! Prices: 10c 20c 30c Carl Laemmle Presents The Picture of the Hour! ADAPTED FROM THE SENSATIONAL STORY by WM. MACHARG Wine With a cast of Live-Wire stars CLARA BOW FORREST STANLEY-MYRTLE STEDMAN-HUNTLY GORDON ROBERT AGNEW WALTER LONG Directed by Louis Gasnier UNIVERSAL-JEWEL Douglas Fairbanks in "The Thief of Bagdad" "WINE" REAL STO AT UNITED THEATRE Scene from "WINE" A UNIVERSAL JEWEL WITH AN ALL-STAR CAKE "Wine" which will open a day engagement Sunday at United Theater, is an expo bootlegging elaborately g and convincingly portrayed is good entertainment and d EXCURSION TO H-O-L-L-Y-W-O-D THURSDAY, OCT. 3rd Special Motor Transit Busses leave Anaheim at 5:30, proceeding direct to the Main Entrance of GRAUMAN'S EGYPTIAN HOLLYWOOD THEATRE The Show House of Wonders —PRESENTS— DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS “Thief of Bagdad” —PRECEDED BY— SID GRAUMAN'S MARYELLOUS —MAGNIFICENT —MATCHLESS PRELUDE “DREAM CITY” 100—Native Entertainers—100 SEATS ON SALE NOW At Heying's Pharmacy; also Motor Transit Excursion Tickets Prices: $1.65 and $1.10 Scene from WINDS A UNIVERSAL JEWELRY WITH AN ALL STAR CAST “Wine” which will open a day engagement Sunday at United Theater, is an exposition bootlegging elaborately staged and convincingly portrayed is good entertainment and daily educational. Even the most skeptical reformists cannot help being pressed with the vividness of picture. As to its fidelity, there can be little tion. Any prohibition enforcement officer, judge or newsman can attest to its truth. The story is built around experience of a family that the boaten trail of its sedateence to frequent a path that spell only utmost folly. A man, awakening to the fact that no longer a rich man, plunges a law-breaking venture with bootlegging concern. His actions become distasteful, businessy to his new business, his wife, a high society matriarch into the sordid atmosphere of illicit liquor. Their daughter debutante, is left to roam much af will where the tractor is fast and reckless. Naturally there's a smash such extorted conditions in a fly of such a status. The far apprehended by the federal flicers and sent to prison, daughter figures in a nasty dal. The climax isn't mandlin erdrawn and the actors do tional work, the cast includes Clara Bow, Forest Stanley, Joy Gordon, Myrtle Steen Walter Long, Robert Agnew Leo White. Boy Decides to St Mr. and Mrs. Herman St are proudly announcing the of their first boy who joined family circle this morning. young fellow* weebles & po After looking over the two little actors and the adoringer and father he decided to his home permanently at 110 Center at. AT THE CALIFORNIA SUN, AND MON Gloria Swanson and Ian Keith in the Allan Dwan Production "Her Love Story" A Paramount Picture Gloria Swanson at California Tomorrow Of more than usual interest to picture patrons is Manager Tom Ingram's announcement that "Her Love Story," starring Gloria Swanson, opens at the California Theater tomorrow. The story is based upon Mary Roberts Rinehart's novel, "Her Majesty, the Queen." The editor of the Cosmopolitan magazine, in which publication this story appeared, said of it: "'Her Majesty the Queen' is the greatest dramatic story that has come into my hands in the VAUDEVILLE ACTS AT FAIRYLAND There is another knockout bill of vaudeville at the Fairyland for today and Sunday. The Derricks present "Singing and Dancing" of a high class nature. These artists known far and wide for their ability, so you can rest assured that you are going to be well entertained. The Balcolod Duo offer "A Musical Surprise," a very novel and an entertaining act that you will like. A romantic, thrilling, though somewhat sombre tale is "The Of more than usual interest to picture palrons is Manager Tom Ingram's announcement that "Her Love Story," starring Gloria Swanson, opens at the California Theater tomorrow. The story is based upon Mary Roberts Rinehart's novel, "Her Majesty, the Queen." The editor of the Comopolitan magazine, in which publication this story appeared, said of it: "Her Majesty the Queen" is the greatest dramatic story that has come into my hands in the past three years. It should make a good picture." The story deals with royalty, with kings and queens. In this photoplay Gloria has the role of a beautiful Princess who is forced into an unhappy marriage with a king. She has already given her heart to a handsome young captain of the guards to whom she was secretly wed. Later when she gives birth to an heir and the king learns that he is not the child's father, he has her sent away. Her subsequent experienced and sufferings are sympathetically brought out and prove that royalty are real humans after all. It is the kind of a part that suits Gloria to a "T." It offers wide opportunities for strong, dramatic acting and at the same time gives Gloria a chance to wear some of the most stunning gowns. Allan Dwan, who wielded the megaphone for several of Gloria's previous pictures, also directed this one. He has surrounded Miss Swanson with a super supporting cast which includes Ian Keith, George Pawcett, Mario Majeroni and other equally well-known. Incidentally it may be of interest to mention that there are several real dukes and earls and duchesses in the picture so that the court scenes are absolutely true-to-life. You'll make no mistake if you pay the California a visit when "Her Love Story" comes to town. A Mack Sennett Comedy "Scarlem Much" in two reels of fun and frolic with girls, and whirls, mirth and merriment, an Aesop Fable and Kinograms are also on the program. Final Times tonight William Farnum in "The Man Who Fights Alone" and Harry Langdon in "Flickering Youth." SWISS ZITHER AND YODLERS COMING Manager J. W. Anderson of the United Theater announces that he has secured for a special engagement, the Tyrolian Zither and Yodeling Club of Los Angeles consisting of nine people, to present their latest and newest number "A Night in the Alps." The music lovers of Anaheim will be given a rare treat on this occasion as some of the very best sither players are among the members of AT FAIRYLAND There is another knockout bill of vaudeville at the Fairyland for today and Sunday. The Derricks present "Singing and Dancing" of a high class nature. These artists known far and wide for their ability, so you can rest assured that you are going to be well entertained. The Balcolod Duo offer "A Musical Surprise," a very novel and an entertaining act that you will like. A romantic, thrilling, though somewhat sombre tale is "The Shadow of the East," the photo-play which opens at the Fairyland Theater today. It is about an English earl, Barry Craven, who, like many other Englishman exiled in India, had secretly taken a beautiful native wife, though he still felt the attraction of his own countrywomen. Much has been written and said about these light loves of the East which men leave so easily, but when Lohare made with tempestuous love for the rather unreasonable Englishman, and with palousy for an English girl who was visiting India, finally commits suicide, Barry finds it not so easy to forget. He returns to England—even married Gillian Locke—but still the Shadow of the East hangs over him and becomes a barrier between him and all the things he would hold dear. Unflee to bear the torture of it he goes back at last to aid in a war-a young shiek is waging against his enemies. He leaves a note telling Gillian the dark secret of his past and his desire for atonement through death in a war. Gillian follows him to India and, regardless of her own danger, to the very field of battle. So, in the end, it is her husband, whom she hoped to rescue, who rescues her. And then she finds that he no longer is in need of rescuing for in the thick of the battle, he has redeemed his soul and the Shadow of the East has at last lifted. Frank Mayo, Milfred Harris and Norman Kerry appear in the principal roles of this production. A screamingly funny two reel comedy, "The Cyclist" with Clyde Cook in the leading role and Episode 7 of the 40th Door complete one of the best program that has been presented at the Fairyland Mrs. Eljen M. Bolles, although 75 years old is postmistress at Lumberton, N. M. *note results.* Try this medium (Plain Dealer Classified Ads proin this country at the present time. This organization comes to Anaheim direct from an engagement at the Raymond Hotel, Pasadena and carries the very highest of praise ever given by the management of that hostelry. There will also be a splendid WINE" which will open a three engagement Sunday at the United Theater, is an expose of legging elaborately staged convincingly portrayed. It good entertainment and daring-educational. Given the most skeptical of the firmists cannot help being impressed with the vividness of this feature. As to its fidelity to reality, there can be little question that left-beaten trail of its sedate existence to frequent a path that could only utmost folly. A rich awakening to the fact that he longer a rich man, plunges into new-breaking venture with a big legging concern. His associates become distasteful, but necessary to his new business. Even wife, a high society matron, is used into the sordid atmosphere illicit liquor. Their daughter a multitude, is left to roam pretty much at will where the traveling fast and reckless. Naturally there's a smash to extorted conditions in a family of such a status. The father's reheated by the federal officers and sent to prison, the legging figures in a nasty scan. The climax isn't mandrill or ovrawn and the actors do exceptional work; the cast includes Laura Bow, Forest Stanley, Hunt-Gordon, Myrtle Steadman, After Long, Robert Agnew and White. Boy Decides to Stay Mr. and Mrs. Herman Strandt proudly announcing the birth their first boy who joined their circle this morning. The big fellow weighs 8 pounds, licking over the two pretty mothers and the adoring mother and father he decided to make come permanently at 1104 W. Boy Street. AT THE FAIRYLAND SAT. AND SUN. FRANK MAYO and MILDRED HARRIS in The SHADOW OF THE EAST WILLOW BOX SPECIAL SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 27, 1924 Coming Week CALIFORNIA Always Cool Phone 758 Sunday and Monday Mary Roberts Rhinehart's Stirring Story of the Secret Romance Behind a Throne GLORIA SWANSON in "HER LOVE STORY" An Allan Dwan Production HER LOVE STORY An Allan Dwan Production Olive Kempin at the Console THEATRE FLOWERS COURTESY FLOWER SHOP ALSO— MACK SENNETT COMEDY "SCAREM MUCH" Aesop Fable Kinograms Final Times Tonite BILL PARNUM in "The MAN WHO FIGHTS ALONE" COMING! COMING! COMING! 'TEXAS BOB' The Cowboy Hypnotist and Mental Telepathist NEW - NOVEL - DIFFERENT 60 - Laughs a Minute - 60 He Will Amaze You — He Will Startle You Presenting COMEDY AND SCIENTIFIC HYPNOTISM COMING SOON! — "YOLANDA" Texas Bob Coming To California Theater Texas Bob the hypnotic sensation of the West Coast, and proclaimed the greatest Mind-Reading physic now touring the country, will grace the stage of the California theater with his company of Mental Comics, for 2 days starting Tuesday. Texas Bob makes some broad assertions as to his power and ability to control the mind of others. Three Remarkable Pictures Coming Coming attractions to the California theater included "Yolando" the great Marlon Davies success, beginning Sunday, Oct. 5; "Empty Hands," with Jack Holt, Oct. 3 and 4, and "The Moral Sinner," Oct. 2, with Dorothy Dalton in the lead. MOTORMAN DIES FROM "BOOTLEG" LOS ANGELES, Sept. 27. Ora A. Blanchard is dead and N. M. Flanaglan is dying here today from drinking poisoned whiskey. Both were street car motormen. Police sought to identify boot-leggers who sold the "death poison." Texas Bob the hypnotic sensation of the West Coast, and proclaimed the greatest Mind-Reading physic now touring the country, will grace the stage of the California theater with his company of Mental Comics, for 2 days starting Tuesday. Texas Bob makes some broad assertions as to his power and ability to control the mind of others. One of his many remarkable scientific tests which he will present during his stay in our city, is to hypnotize a young lady on the stage of the theater at the first performance Tuesday night. Immediately after the performance her body will be removed to the lobby of the California, where she will be on full display to the people of this community, while she will sleep peacefully under the hypnotic spell for a period of twenty-four hours, when she will be returned to be awakened on the stage at the next evening's performance, after her body has been put through a remarkable scientific demonstration. Texas Bob is commonly known as the man of a million laughs, and he has certainly lived up to that name through this part of the country. Coming attractions to the California theater included "Yolando" the great Marlon Davies success, beginning Sunday, Oct. 5; "Empty Hands," with Jack Holt, Oct. 3 and 4, and "The Moral Sinner," Oct. 2, with Dorothy Dalton in the lead. Fairyland Amateur TODAY AND SUNDAY VAUDEVILLE THE DERRICKS In "SINGING AND DANCING" BALCOLOD DUO In "A MUSICAL SURPRISE" CLYDE COOK In "THE CYCLIST" Episode 7 40th Door ANNOUNCING THE OPENING OF THE DANCING SEASON WITH CLIFF ARNOLD AMERICAN LEGION ORCHESTRA POST 131 LEGION HALL, SANTA ANA FRIDAY and SATURDAY, Sept. 26-27 NEW FLOOR NEW DECORATIONS DANCING EVERY WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS