oc-plain-dealer 1924-12-31

UNITED THEATRE 306 LAST CENTED STREET THURSDAY — FRIDAY—SATURDAY The Very Fastest Thing on Reels Today! Screamingly funny comedy-romance, with the lightning lover of the screen breaking his previous records established in "Sporting Youth" and "The Reckless Age." Reginald Denny Laura La Plante George Barr McCutcheon Will Seiter The Fast Worker Today at Thursday Christie Comedy "Busy Buddies" International News A NEW YEAR'S GEORG WITH SPECIAL NOTRE DAME HAS PLENTY OF 'PE' PASADENA, Dec. 31.—In fettle and showing a superabundance of pep that would turn LAURA LA PLANTE The Fast Worker UNIVERSAL JEWEL 3 BIG ADDED FEATURES WILLIAM DUNCAN In the Last Chapter of Wolves Of the North Matinee Thursday 2:30 p.m. Alice Gets in Dutch Cartoon Comedy Last Times Tonight "A Breath of Scandal" UNITED TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY Scene from "THE FAST WORKER" and "REGINALD." Denny and La Plante In "The Fast Worker" When the sapient Mr. Gilbert marked that a policeman's life is not a happy one, he little escape for a honeymoon in a mad automobile dash after a series of complicated adventures that mingle thrills and laughter at a speedy and alarming rate. Three heartfelt and showing a superbance of peep that would turn the heart of the most energetic getter' saleman green with Notre Dame's famous team re-ed here-today from temp training quarters in Tueson, primed for tomorrow's tilt at Rose Bowl against the Sta football squad. Several hundred ardent porters of the fighting Irishmen were at the station near and far when Coach R. and his terrors of the gridiron trained today and received most ringing reception than been seen or heard in these for many a year. If Rockne really means his repeated statements that the dianans are not in the best dition, his team today was the deceptive looking of any to an appearance in So. Cal., via the memory of the oldest in taut. Stanford's training practice came to an end with yesterday workout when Coach Warne the grind scheduled for today been cancelled. The Car will devote today to a little exercise on signals and k subjects, it was said. Stan ready—that is as far as con goes. Confidence is the key to the western camp, the major the players on the Cardinal chine going so far as to they will hand the undefeated untied South Bend aggregati worst trimming ever given vading outfit. Ernie Nevers, "lone wolf" Stanford team and regarded of the greatest fullbacks dev on the coast in recent season to be entered in the New game. LAST NIGHT'S FIGHT AT NEW YORK—Lew beat Al Fusaro ten rounds. AT ALBANY, N. Y.—Noble former featherweight land, outfought Joe Sobbl bany junior lightweight rounds. MOTHER-IN-LAW BLAMED IN Blaming her mother-in-part for her marital diff Tressy Lee today brot suit vore in the superior co Santa Ana against Charles Olive, whom she married i home three years ago. Th Denny and La Plante In "The Fast Worker" When the sapient Mr. Gilbert marked that a policeman's life is not a happy one, he little named of what unhappiness is with a ready-made wife and only he never saw before in his life, is capable of. It remains to Reginald Denny to denounce this—and he does it in "The Fast Worker" adapted from novel Edith's Husbands by George Barr McCutcheon, which be the attraction at the Uni-theater on Thursday and Friday and Saturday. Are You Sick? Why? There is a cause. We will create this and tell you what kind where your troubles are, without asking a question. You Should Know Your protection we are equiped with the most up-to-date X-Ray technique a picture of your spine and show you where your trouble is absolutely FREE with course of adjustments. Dr. Joseph H Coleman & Dr. Alina Bartel —X-RAY CHIROPRACTORS— P.O. Box 845 250 E. Center THE PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIF. Today and Thursday CALIFORNIA Glorious Gloria at Her Best Gloria SWANSON in an ALLAN DWAN Production "Wages of Virtue" Christie Comedy "Busy Buddies" International News Continuous Shows New Year's Day 3:00 - 11:00 A NEW YEAR'S MUSICAL NOVELTY BY GEORGE E. TURNER WITH SPECIAL LIGHTING EFFECTS Five Special Selections VAUDI MUSIC AT NIGHT BY California Orchestra —ON THE STAGE— FAYETTE AND COMPANY "SPECTACULAR ILLUSIONS" The Kruzos "SHADOW ENTERTAINERS" McDonald & Legger "THAT HARMONY PAIR" Black & Small "VARIED VARIETIES" Marence Wilbur "TATTERED ARISTOCRACY" THE DAME HAS PLENTY OF "PEP" ASADENA, Dec. 31.—In fine and showing a superabundance of pep that would turn the city will be erected next year Huge Structure For Penna College PITTSBURGH, Pa., Dec. 27.—One of the largest, most beautiful and most inspiring buildings in this city will be erected next year STANFORD MAY STOP EASTERNERS By Tom Thorpe NEW YORK, Dec. 31.—Stanford may stop the Notre Dame four horsemen at Pasadena tomorrow. California T NOTRE DAME HAS PLENTY OF “PEP” SADENA, Dec. 31.—In fine time and showing a superabundance of pep that would turn the heat of the most energetic “go-go” salesman green with envy, the Dame’s famous team reached today from temporary quarters in Tueson, Ariz., needed for tomorrow’s tilt at the Bowl against the Stanford ball squad. Several hundred ardent supporters of the fighting Indiana men were at the station from home and far when Coach Rockne his terrors of the gridiron demanded today and received the ringing reception that has seen or heard in these parts many a year. Rockne really means his officiated statements that the Indians are not in the best of connoise, his team today was the most aptive looking of any to put in appearance in So. Cal., within memory of the oldest inhabited Stanford’s training practically to an end-with-yesterday’s skout when Coach Warner said he grind scheduled for today had been cancelled. The Cardinals devote today to a little brain exercise on signals and kindly beets, it was said. Stanford is ready—as is far as condition is. Confidence is the keynote of western camp, the majority or players on the Cardinal machine going so far as to predict will hand the undefeated and led South Bend aggregation the first trimming ever given an imminent outfit. Grienie Nevers, "lone wolf" of the football team and regarded as one of the greatest fullbacks developed in the coast in recent seasons, is entered in the New Year's game. LAST NIGHT'S FIGHTS AT NEW YORK—Lew Perfetti at Al Fusco ten rounds. AT ALBANY, N. Y.—Tommy McBle former featherweight, England, outfought Joe Sobbie, Alny junior lightweight, ten pounds. OTHER-IN-LAW IS BLAMED IN SUIT Blaming her mother-in-law in art for her marital difficulties, Jessie Lee today brot suit for divorce in the superior court at Atlanta against Charles Lee of five, whom she married in Oklahoma three years ago. They went into bad because no drastic steps as a result of the expose. He came out frankly in favor of eliminating the Giants. Huge Structure For Penna College PITTSBURGH, Pa., Dec. 27.—One of the largest, most beautiful and most inspiring buildings in this city will be erected next year by the University of Pittsburgh on the fourteen-acre quadrangle facing the entrance to Schenley Park at a cost of $10,000,000. The new building will accommodate 12,000 students. It will be the nucleus of the university and will express Pittsburgh's spirit of achievement, which has been Chancellor John G. Bowman's vision for several years. Intensive study by business leaders, architects and engineers for the past three years has been given to the plan, and the remarkable design for the structures is the result. An unusual feature of the proposed university building, which because of its impressive dignity and beauty has been described by enthusiastic friends who have seen the plans as "Pittsburgh's Cathedral of Learning," is that it will be so located that it may be seen at long distance from each side. The building will be Gothic in style, will be 360 feet long and 260 feet wide and will be 680 feet high having fifty-two stories reached by 16 elevators. A Class Ad is best little salesman. SPORTS DONE BROWN BY NORMAN E. BROWN The spanking of Ban Johnson by the magnates to satisfy Commissioner Landis, appease his wrath and possibly save him to baseball, is history. Johnson, apparently, has taken his medicine. But now that it is all over the fans are seeking with a microscope to learn just how the game has been benefited. They point out, and they may well do so, that it has done nothing toward clearing up the situation which brot about the upheaval, the harsh words, injured feelings and then the losing of the peace dove. The situation referred to is the attempt of Jimmy O'Connell at the asserted instigation of Cozy Dolan, to bribe Heinle Sands or the Phillies to throw a game to the Giants last fall. They needed the game to land the National League pennant. Johnson got in bad because no drastic steps as a result of the exposure. He came out frankly in favor of eliminating the Giants. STANFORD MAY STOP EASTERNERS By Tom Thorpe NEW YORK, Dec. 31. Stanford may stop the Notre Dame four horsemen at Pasadena tomorrow. The Pacific Coast collegians have not been even credited for as much football as they know. The East has failed to understand that Harvard was the last team to make the trip across the continent for the Tournament of Roses and win. Bob Fisher's late won from Oregon in a memorable 19 to 6 battle. Since then every team that has travelled to the pacific Coast for the Pasadena gale has lost. It would not be surprising if Notre Dame followed a general rule tomorrow. Many believe the trip across the continent has sand the strength of the contestan. Such is not the case. He climatic conditions in California are not so far different thn those that an eastern or mid-western team would encounter in late October or early November. So far as travelling is concerned, the Notre Dae team should be well accustomed to the road. No team in this country makes so many extreme trips to so many distant pots as the players that perform Knute Rockne. The gutter Shawnee was for rum runners. The suction S-9, one of eight being from Ascidia station by the cola, was lost in the foil Shawnee fired five shots the S-9 could indicate hity. Apologies followed a cutter towed in the low marine. MUSICAL SURPRIZE AT CALIFO George E. Turner, the organist at the California ranged a big musical sur-tought and New Year's day is a medley of some of them. MOTHER-IN-LAW IS BLAMED IN SUIT Blaming her mother-in-law in part for her marital difficulties, easy Lee today bolt suit for divorce in the superior court atanta Ana against Charles Lee of whom she married in Oklahoma three years ago. They went live with Lee's mother, the life avers, adding that after a strain of quarrels, the left and returned to find her husband had taken their baby and was hiding from her. A two bit trap that prevents two dollars worth of rat depredation isn't a bad investment. Right or two, escapes from the sheeriff and makes a sensational trip to a shin, usually with Miss Plante aiding and abetting him. Miss La Plante's beauty and charming personality are just fitted to the part. The cast is splendidly balanced. Mithel Grey Terry plays the wife in the case, and Richard is seen but little, but that little is good. The real husband. Lee Moran offers a refreshing comedy character to the merry gathering and Muriel Frances Dana is seen as a pranksome small daughter whoERRORS and dismays her "Father" with her pranks and mischief. "The Wolves of the North" will also be seen on this exceptional program, as this is the last episode of the play it will be shown Thursday as Friday and Saturday. DANCE Cinderella Hall Wednesday & Thursday 8:30 till 7 ADMISSION ONLY 10c As for an Johnson. He had startling revelations he was going to make. The time for him to have made them was when his sincerity his desire to further the good of the game, were questioned. Johnson, however, kept silent. He has done the game no good by no doing. If Johnson had facts at hand—damaging evidence that would shake the same to its foundations—he should have laid them be One more word here: "Beat 'em to dictionary Ehl!" "Crosswords, Crime, Come on Harvard." These cheering from the parlor sidelines must place the ringing football ced of old if the crossword puzzle praises its present coil. For crossword puzzle teams being organized in the east colleges. The leading contour the future may be a college professor who knows a word for anatophobia in three letters and a star end of the class of '00. This crossword zraze has reached the new something should be put the game on a fairness. I have made a carefuly of crossword puzzle host in their native lairs (as they had both feet in the dictor) and have come to the follow conclusions. First it is higne the addicts be put in classes—amateur and profess. What chance is man who works every day simply gives his evenings onto the game against one of thunders who enlists everyone at office, from 8 a.m. to the midnight at night trying to find aid for Rantas-magoria in two days? Secondly the acts should be divided into twenties. What chance Willie, aged 10, and going 72 pounds, against Dad, Shams, in the rush for the dictory? Weights both suggested are: Junior—Up to including 75 pounds. Intermediate—up 75 pounds to 128. This will include most of the ladder any are too heavy for the at let 'em reduce. Adult—From 8 pounds to 200. Heavyweight—up 200 pounds and 48-inch wipe up. All crossword solons should be limited except families where all children kick down copies of "Joe" Sally" and other popular from the piano during the chine displaced. Plain Dealer Chad Ads pro MUSICAL SURPRISE AT CALIFO George E. Turner, the organist at the California ranged a big musical surprise tonight and New Year's is a medley of some of the popular songs of the day gather with the special lights projection room it will be membered. This is but one of the novelty surprises that the naia has planned for the year, and with the excellency by Mr. Turner, and the big film productions that a booked you can always be of an excellent evening's tainment. HEMMI IN JAIL Sentenced to seven months jail for his alleged part Anaheim mail robbery. Hemmi, 57, Torrance attends day began his term in the jail at Santa Ana. He was convicted of coffer after J. R. Abernathy. Anaheim school superintendent was brot back from Lowen penitentiary to testify that had knowledge of money found buried in his rear. AUTOIST INJUIT Richard Morgan of Bud received a cut on the car in which he was went off the boulevard and turtle, according to a report local police station. Accord Morgan the accident when a truck driven by O Fall of Colton stopboulevard, crowding Morgan's car was pretty wrecked. Gas heaters, not properly nected with flues, are deft to health. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1924 EST THEATRES INC. NIA THEATRE Friday Only Special Selected Feature Acts RUDEVILLE NIGHT BY Orchestra LADIES' BARGAIN MATINEE LADIES 15c —ON THE SCREEN— WILLIAM FOX presents DAUGHTERS OF THE NIGHT California Today & Tomorrow SHOW HOW GIRLS OUTWITS RULE California Today & Tomorrow Gloria Swanson Revenue Cutter Fires At Submarine SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 31—No departmental complications were expected to result from a U. S. naval submarine being fired upon by U. S. revenue cutter. The cutter Shawnee was looking for rum runners. The submarine 9, one of eight being bolt in from Asiatic station by the Pensaola, was lost in the fog. The Shawnee fired five shots before the S-9 could indicate her identity. Apologies followed and the cutter towed in the lost submarine. MUSICAL SURPRISE AT CALIFORNIA George E. Turner, the concert organist at the California, has arranged a big musical surprise for night and New Year's Day. It is a medley of some of the most FIVE CLASSY ACTS AT CALIF. FRIDAY There are five very classy acts of vaudeville booked for the California for Friday only. Each and every one has been picked for their excellent entertaining values and have all played the big time in the East. "The Kruzos" present "Shadow Entertainment," a series of most wonderful shadow pictures that will certainly hold your interest and attention. "McDonald and Leggett" offer "That Harmony Pair," is an act that will particularly appeal to music lovers as they both have splendid voices. They have both been starred in "Scrutting Alone." "Black and Small" in "Varieties" have a dainty offering of singing and dancing. Miss Small holds several medals as the champion Highland Fling danger of Scotland. "Clarence Wilbur" portrays a SHOW HOW GREAT OUTWITS RIVER One of the cleverest beries on record was quick wit of a bearded telephone girl in "Dear Night," the roaring speed telephone drama by Willim Fox at the theater f. Friday. Breaking into the air bank at midnight, the ningly unroll and stretch ed canvas behind the cage, with the steel sawn thereon, so that when she the beat looks thru the window he does not disrobe robbers operating on the rear behind the camouflage. Of the robbers fumbles and a telephone receiver off the instantly replacing it, cunning. That instantaneous white flies was enough to attract the attention of the girl night operator in the little local exchange. With quick womanly intuition, she pocts the situation, calls up bank, gets no answer, then fires the police. How, sticking to her swimmer board, tho the building calls fire and burns up, she co-openes with a dare-devil telephone man pursuing the midnight motoramauders on a motorcycle and saved by a hair from becoming victim in the flames to her head devotion to duty, provides some of the most sensational sequence ever shown on the silver sheet. Dainty, alluring Alyce Millis is the little telephone lady and a big cast helps her put over the big whirlwind telephone plot. MUCH NOVELTY IN NEW PRODUCTION One of the greatest moments is her latest Paramount production "Wages of Virtue," at the California today and Thursday, is where Gloria Swanson, as Carmelita, gives a vivid interpretation of the famous "dance of the seven veils," for the hard-bitten soldiers of the Foreign Legion. Swathed from head to foot in golf black veiling, the first veil of the seven over veils of lighter color, she not only proves by the grace and rhythm of her postures that she is an accomplished exponent of the intoxicating beauty of the dance, but enacts a remarkable change of characterization as she ceases to be the exquisite little mother of lost men and becomes the provocative, daring little cafe dancer, striving to amuse the worshipping legionnaires and make them forget the horrible boredom of the Algerian barrack town. Another incident which is going to set a lot of Gloria Swanson fans puzzling, is how she manages to balance a bottle on nor MUSICAL SURPRISE AT CALIFORNIA George E. Turner, the concert organist at the California, has arranged a big musical surprise for night and New Year's Day. It is a medley of some of the most popular songs of the day and together with the special lighting effects from both the stage and the projection room it will be long remembered. This is but one of the many novelty surprises that the California has planned for the coming year, and with the excellent music by Mr. Turner, and the big superlim productions that are being cooked you can always be assured of an excellent evening's entertainment. HEMMI IN JAIL Sentenced to seven months in jail for his alleged part in the anaheim mail robbery, John U. Hemmi, 57, Torrance attorney, today began his term in the county jail at Santa Ana. He was convicted of complicity after J. R. Abernathy, former anaheim school superintendent, was brot back from Leavenworth sententiary to testify that Hemmi had knowledge of money that was found buried in his rear yard. AUTOIST INJURED Richard Morgan of Buena Park received a cut on the leg when the car in which he was riding went off the boulevard and turned turtle, according to a report at the local police station. According to Morgan the accident occurred when a truck driven by C. O. McCall of Colton stop... on the boulevard, crowding Morean off-front's car was pretty badlyrecked. Gas heaters, not properly connected with flues, are deleterious to health. AUTO LACQUERING BODY BUILDING LET US REFINISH YOUR AUTOMOBILE SYM-LAC SYSTEM A lacquer enamel finish with a guarantee against and check for one year—all old paint removed to the mould—a beautiful finish that is unbelievable tough and durable. Car finished in three to five days. 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