oc-plain-dealer 1925-04-25

UNITED THEATRE Sunday Only MATINEE - 2:30 PRICES 10c, 20c, 30c THE JAZZIEST, PEPIEST PICTURE OF THE YEAR WARNER BROS. Chances of the Success The Cast DOROTHY DEVORE LOUISE FAZENDA WILLARD LOUIS JOHN ROCHE LIYAN TASHMAN CULLEN LANDIS Brows by William Beaudine Burning the Candle at Both Ends—and She Paid the Inevitable Price A Broadway Butterfly By Darryl Francis Zanuck Directed by William Beaudine THE STORY OF THE LIGHTS THAT LURE "The Goof" Comedy Pathe News "BILL" WILLIAMS STAGES COMEBACK By R. O. Consigny Brea fans stood up and yelled yesterday over the comeback to "Bill" Williams, who pitched the Bearcats to a 5 to 2 victory over Cypress. His criss-cross delivery had the visitors somewhat baffled, and they were unable to connect in the pinches. His support was good and he had the old "soup bone" working great. The game was exciting from the spectators' standpoint; the score being tied until the sixth. Cypress scored one and the Shellers retaliated in the first Cypress counted again in the third, as did Shell, but in the sixth, Valente, first man up, signed, and Lewis followed with Texas leaguer behind second they completed a double steal and Valente scored while Williams was being thrown out first on a slow hit ball. Lewett trotted across the plate and Griffith made first safely when Heard let a fast one go by his Welin then singled advance Griffith who scored when A sell singled over second base. A return game has been requested by Cypress and it agreeable to the Shell boys. BOX SCORE Cypress:— AB R H Damron, cf. ... 4 1 0 Heard, c. ... 4 0 1 Smith, 3b ... 4 0 1 LaRue, lf. ... 4 1 2 Sterla, 1b ... 3 0 1 Penhall, 2b ... 3 0 0 Binham, rf. ... 3 0 0 Hickok, p. ... 3 0 2 Pitts, ss. ... 3 0 0 Totals ... 31 2 7 Shell:— Griffith, 3b. ... 4 3 2 Welin, c. ... 4 0 1 Ansell, rf. ... 4 0 3 A Broadway Butterfly By Darryl Francis Zanuck Directed by William Beaudine THE STORY OF THE LIGHTS THAT LURE "The Goof" Comedy Pathe News LAST TIMES TONIGHT "DOWN BY THE RIO GRANDE" "IDAHO" Comedy News COMING MON., TUES. EVELYN BRENT In a startling story "MIDNIGHT MOLLY" UNITED TREATRE TUESDAY NIGHT ONLY Another Big Laughing Success "A Race for a Million" A RIP-ROAKING 3 ACT FARCE COMEDY WITH THE KEOGH PLAYERS NOT A MOTION PICTURE — PRICES 10c, 25c, 35c NEWS IN BRIEF LOS ANGELES — The body of Harold Drybread, 22, drug clerk, was found in his apartment here today with a bullet wound in the head. A revolver was found nearby, and there were indications that the youth had committed suicide. Authorities, however, started a thoroid investigation, declaring there was a probability Drybread had been murdered. SIOUX CITY — George C. Moore, former Sioux City merchant who recently took his life NOTICE SECOND INSTALLMENT COUNTY TAXES DELINQUENT ON MONDAY, APRIL 27, 1925 All payments must be accompanied by tax bill, deed or legal description of property. House numbers are not sufficient. Remittances must be mailed in time to reach this office before 6:00 o'clock, Monday, April 27. J. C. LAMB, County Tax Collector. Hall of Records, Santa Ana. at Santa Monica, bequeathed his $150,000 estate to his widow and his son by a former marriage. VICTORIA, B.C. — The stores shed and part of the jetty at the Esquimalt naval base which housed the Canadian navy's Pacific fleet ammunition, torpedoes and other supplies, was gutted by a $100,000 fire last night. LOS ANGELES — Wilbur Campbell, indicted for an alleged attempt to influence the Kid McCoy jury, started serving a 24-hour jail sentence today for contempt of court. Campbell pleaded guilty to this charge, after the count alleging jury tampering was dismissed. He was also fined $100. LOS ANGELES — Ann Pennington, dainty Follies dancer, narrowly averted arrest here today for jay-walking when she crossed a crowded thorofare in the middle of the block. An Cypress: AB R H Damron, cf. ... 4 1 0 Heard, c. ... 4 0 1 Smith, 3b ... 4 0 1 LaRue, if. ... 4 1 2 Steria, 1b ... 3 0 1 Penhall, 2b ... 3 0 0 Binham, rf. ... 3 0 0 Hickok, p. ... 3 0 2 Pitts, ss. ... 3 0 0 Totals ... 31 2 7 Shell: Griffith, 3b ... 4 3 2 Welin, c. ... 4 0 1 Ansell, rf. ... 4 0 3 Neal, if. ... 4 0 0 Hilsenhoff, lb. ... 3 0 0 Valente, ss. ... 3 1 1 Lewis, 2b ... 3 1 1 Thompson, cf. ... 1 0 0 O'Melveny, cf. ... 2 0 0 Williams, p. ... 3 0 1 Totals ... 31 5 9 Score by innings: Cypress—1 01 0000 Shell—1 01 003 x Submary: Two base hit Smith. Men struck out, Williams, 6; by Hickok, Bases on balls, off Williams, off Hickok. Sacrifice hit Welin, Williams, Heard, Pitt Left on bases, Shell 8. Cypress. Double plays, Valente, unaided to Griffith. Time game, one hour, 35 minutes. Unpires, Knowlton and Rapler. officer handed the diminutive star a ticket ordering her to appear in court on a charge violating the local jay-walking ordinance. After Ann explains she was from New York and is notarant of local traffic rules, the officer relented. SACRAMENTO — Effort were being made today to identify the body of a 70-year-old man who late yesterday hurled himself into the Sacramen river. SAN FRANCISCO — J. Beckwith, burned in a Van Ness ave. fire Wednesday; died he today. He received fatal burn when he insisted on saving trunk. PATRONIZE PLAIN DEALER ADVERTISERS NOTICE SECOND INSTALLMENT COUNTY TAXES DELINQUENT ON MONDAY, APRIL 27, 1925 All payments must be accompanied by tax bill, deed or legal description of property. House numbers are not sufficient. Remittances must be mailed in time to reach this office before 6:00 o'clock, Monday, April 27. J. C. LAMB, County Tax Collector. Hall of Records, Santa Ana. 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Consigny fans stood up and yelled over the comeback of Williams, who pitched to a 5 to 2 victory over His criss-cross delivery the visitors somewhat and they were unable to in the pinches. His was good and he had "soup bone" working. The game was exciting the spectators' standpoint, are being tied until the less scored one and the retaliated in the first. counted again in the us did Shell, but in the Vallejo, first man up, sin. and Lewis followed with a leaguer behind second, completed a double steal,ente scored while Willi- being thrown out at a slow hit ball. Lewis across the plate and Gri- made first safely when get a fast one go by him. then singled advancing who scored when Angled over second base. return game has been re- by Cypress and it is due to the Shell boys. BOX SCORE Southland Sports LOS ANGELES, April 25—Ace Hudkins is attracting considerable attention from fight promoters back east. Tom Andrews, veteran sports writer and promoter of Milwaukee, and Matt Hinkle of Cleveland have wired Clyde Hudkins, brother-manager of Ace, asking for early dates in the Kaiden City. Johnny Weismuller will be seen in action against Duke Kahanomoku, Reggie Harrison and Phil Daubenspeck at the opening of the Pasadena Athletic Club's season, May 2, at Brookside Park. Welsmuller is to swim under the auapices of the Illinois Athletic club, which has one of the strongest swimming teams in the country. Larry Kelly has been selected as the professional for the Westward Ho Country Club. Kelly was connected with the Marine Golf and Country Club of San Francisco for more than five years. Fights and Fighters DETROIT — Charley "Phil" Rosenberg of New York, bantam champion, got on his high horse because he is champion and refused to weigh in here yesterday. Consequently L. W. Piles, Michigan boxing commissioner, got on his high horse and called off Rosenberg's bout with Jackie Nichols last night. TORONTO, Ont. — Harry Grb, world's middleweight champion, easily outpointed Jack Reddich, Canadian middleweight in 10 rounds. COLLEEN MOORE AT CALIFORNIA Colleen Moore has said goodbye to "Sally." The final scenes of this, her newest First National starring vehicle, have been completed under the direction of Alfred E. Green. The picture will be shown at the California Theatre for three days starting Sunday. "Sally" was adapted from the noted Ziegfeld hit of the same name by June Mathis and enacted before the camera by a cast of more than ordinary excellence. As "Sally," Colleen Moore is declared to have eclipsed any role she has portrayed in the past. Her "Sally" is fraught with originality, charm and hoydenish humor. Chief in her support is Lloyd Hughes, playing the foster son of a multi-millionaire, who first meets "Sally" when she is an inmate of an East Side Poundling Asylum. Pate links the lives of the two and carries them through the vicissitudes of struggle to final success and happiness. Leon Errol, who created that imitable comedy role, the Duke of Checkergovinia, in the original stage version, appears in the film version in the same character. Other important players are: Myrtle Stedman, John T. Murray, Ray Hallor, Eva Novak, Dan Mason, Carlo Schipa, E. H. Calvert and Louise Beaudet. A Felix Cat Cartoon and a late issue of the International News completes the picture program. Geo E. Turner, concert organist, has arranged a special musical program to play with the picture. UNITED OFFERS GALAXY OF STARS The joys and sorrows of chorus girls, aside from their romantic lives in current literature, furn- SPORTING EVENTS Yestedray's Hero — Pitcher Joe Genewich of the Braves—who broke the Giants winning streak and turned them back with but five hits, Boston winning 8 to 1. "Dazay" Vance was pounded for 15 hits, despite which the Robins beat the Phillies 10 to 8, ending their losing streak. Three Athletic batsmen made homers in the first three innings each time with a man on base, but it took a ninth inning gally for the Mackmen to beat the Red Sox 7 to 6. Manager Sisler of the Browns hit safely in his tenth consecutive game as his mates lost to the Indians 8 to 4, due largely to Uhle's good pitching. A rally in the eighth, when the Rods landed on Allen Sofern for a homer and two singles, let Cincinnati defeat St. Louis 7 to 6. Fifteen hits helped the Cubs to beat Pittsburg 7 to 2, Grimm and Barrett each made four hits. The White Sox proved it can be done without hits, however, when they won from Detroit, 4 to 3, after collecting only three measly safeties. COAST LEAGUE RESULTS Vernon ... 5 10 1 Seattle ... 10 13 1 Barfoot, Christian, Penner and Murphy, Hannah; Plummer and Boldronl. Oakland ... 3 5 2 Portland ... 12 13 1 Kunz, Boehler, Kaiser and Murphy; Martin, Burns and Crisby. Sacramento ... 0 4 3 San Francisco ... 6 9 0 Keating and Koehler; McWeeney and Yelle. Salt Lake ... 3 10 1 Eos Angeles ... 8 10 0 Piercey and Peters; Crandall and Sandberg. UNITED OFFERS GALAXY OF STARS The joys and sorrows of chorus girls aside from their romantic lives in current literature, furnish the story of "A Broadway Butterfly," the new feature attraction at the United Theatre, which will be shown Sunday only. Knowing that the lives of chorus girls on Broadway are always interesting—and many times fascinating prisms of color—and remembering the six prominent players that have been chosen to portray the story of "A Broadway Butterfly," it is a safe bet to say that this newest Warner Bros. Classic of the Screen will be an absorbing picture. The six big names that head the cast of "A Broadway Butterfly" are Louise Fazenda, Wilard Louis, Dorothy Devore, Cullen Landis, Lilyan Tashman and Cullen Landis, the three female stars being show girls of varying talents and accomplishments, the three masonline luminaries representing the last word in this season's "rounders." "A Broadway Butterfly," in outline, deals with the hectic adventures of a country-bred girl when she comes to New York, seeking fame and glory as a dancer. Believing that renown is just around the corner, she accepts a portion as chorus girls and finds herself stumbling around in a labryrinthian maze of unknown quantities that make up Broadway. Warner Bros. have entrusted the direction of "A Broadway Butterfly" to William Beaudine, while Darryl Francis Zanuck is responsible for the story and adaptation. County crews will be at work on the Mill Creek Road to Big Bear Lake on or about May 1, and this road will be put in good shape for the opening of the fishing season. The Mill Creek road is still administered by the county, but there are indications that it may be taken over by the state. A movement is on foot for the gradual pavement of the Mill Creek Road. It is now paved from the mouth of the Canyon to the first control. Have You Driven this 1925 Six? A Felix Cat Cartoon and a late issue of the International News completes the picture program. Geo. E. Turner, concert organist, has arranged a special musical program to play with the picture. SPECIAL STAGE PRESENTATION Cave, Penny and Charles Musical Surprise" is the stage presentation at the Nina Theatre for Sunday, and Tuesday in conjunctive Colleen Moore in latest and est achievement, "Sally." These three artists who just returned from an eou tour of the largest theatre East have an offering co-operative musical numbers on the piccolo, violin and piano mingled with comedy talking and whistling. Mr. Charles is the feature ber of this brilliant trio he the originator of the alligathe up-side-down tango, die the latest dance steps hands. BABE RUTH SHI NEW YORK, April 25 Ruth, ill in St. Vincent's has been joined there by Mrs. Ruth, a constant in the hospital, suffered a breakdown yesterday and herself a patient. A Class Ad will bring you Have You Driven this 1925 Six? This Coach $1075 Touring $890 If not—you will be doing yourself an injustice if you buy any car without driving this Six first! Recent improvements give it a new performance little short of amazing! MAKE US AN OFFER ON THESE USED CARS: '24 FORD ROADSTER REO 6—TOURING '23 CHEVROLET COUPE AUBURN 6—TOURING '23 OLDS 4—TOURING FORD 1-TON TRUCK —EASY TERMS— Frahm Oldsmobile Co. 420 So. Los Angeles Street, Anaheim OLDSMOBILE SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEST COAST CALIFORNIA SUNDAY CONTINUOUS 3 - 11 NO ADVANCE IN PRICES COLLEEN MOORE ZIEGFIELD'S GREATEST MUSICAL COMEDY HIT AND COLLEEN MAKES IT HER SUPREME ACHIEVEMENT WITH LEON ERROL AND LLOYD HUGHES in Sally Felix Cat Cartoon International News Sally Felix Cat Cartoon International News - Special Stage Presentation - Cave, Penny and Charles IN "A Musical Surprise" FINAL TIMES TONIGHT Jackie Coogan IN "THE RAG MAN" 3 SELECT ACTS VAUDEVILLE PECIAL STAGE PRESENTATION Cave, Penny and Charles in "A musical Surprise" is the special stage presentation at the California Theatre for Sunday, Monday and Tuesday in conjunction with twelve Moore in latest and greatest achievement, "Sally." These three artists who have first returned from an extended tour of the largest theatres in the last have an offering consisting of musical numbers on the flute, accordo, violin and piano, intermingled with comedy singing, singing and whistling. Mr. Charles is the feature member of this brilliant trio he being the originator of the alligator and the up-side-down tango, doing all the latest dance steps on his hands. BABE RUTH SICK NEW YORK, April 25 — Babe Ruth, ill in St. Vincent's hospital, has been joined there by his wife Ruth, a constant visitor at the hospital, suffered a nervous breakdown yesterday and is now herself a patient. Class Ad will bring you results. JACKI COOGAN AT CALIFORNIA Tonight is the final showing of Jackie Coogan in "The Rag Man," a comedy of New York life by Willard Mack. An Irish-American citizen who becomes partner of a Jewish rag man, Jackie was never more amusing and the capacity crowds last night at the first showing were unanimous in their declarations that it is the best picture that Jackie has appeared in. 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