JULY 15, 1926 HERALD THURSDAY TOKRA*J£E ILLINOIS PICNIC Theatr next Tuesday the Lomita lire Jewelry Repairing and Wednesday. Over 800,00(1 "Suckers" of Expert Watch and bug, Bill Hart, fnnions lllinoto brnnd nw on watch Optical Department in Connection "In 'The Gold Rush," call for this call, whloh pops out to all Charlie Chaplin's greatest comedy By Voorhees from the old I'rntile ptotr to rally Charlie Chaplin and coming next Thursday ai Friday to the Lomita Theatre u der a United Artists Corporation Park, Lontc Itcnoh, nil f Southern California's great com- tton have leased "The Friday and Land Company building nunlty musical enterprise. the Lomita Theatre mlnguez In my mind., as He learned to handle and are now doing business at th inrtn-lylng thought Saturday. this piece of music, an Australian stock whip; how to new location. composed how offices of the Torrance vas to show the forward stride of dance the Spanish fandango; The and civic a cape as professional Mutual Building and Loan Assocl lie community in music to handle Mr. Oberhofer. Inter­ bull fighters do In Spain; and hi atlon remain in the Auditorium ffairs," says of swords- as formerly, officials woven in the march Is the national added a cw style building: Spangled already vast knowl- the latter company stated. lymn of liberty, "The 8t*r ship to his "America," which edge of fencing. Bnnner," and A picnic supper at Hermosa serve to emphasize the community Hart, the noted west­ Beach was enjoyed 8nnd>f by. Mr spirit of the Bowl gatherings. William S. brilliant. The ro­ star, who will be seen at the and Mrs. J. H. Bcckham, Mr. ar The music Is ern of the history of the Lomita Theatre next Sunday and Mrs. Monroe Gamby and daughte mantic side his lat- and Mr. and Mrs. Matt Kerber ar Bowl Is also brought out Spanish Monday In "Tumbleweed," and tam­ fsi- production for United Artists family. Instruments castanets recently made bourine* are Used to eipress the Corporation release, associa­ to New York expressly to and t daugh- old Spanish hetltage and a. trip Mrs. W. 8. Pangborn march Is played by appear at the public Gambol of and LucUe, of Oak (treat, tions. The tera Lols complete orchestra. the Lambs Club In the Metropol­ have returned from a week itan opera house. He was one of Taqullz Lodge, near tdylwlld. the big hits of a bill on which were such notables as Gen. Pershtng, Mrs. Charles Ganster and son Philip Sousa, Al Jolson, NEXT ooon John Rev. Ganster, were visitors las INTO THff&USf etc.. etc. week at St. Anthony's Seminary a HASMT 8V/LT— Santa Barbara- "The Blue Streak," an infectious notion picture with the strong that mak Mrs. Bay Waugh ana children flavor of burlesqii are spend­ of Richard Talmadge's of Pennsylvania avenue, nearly all In Bouquet Canyon, productions distinctive, comes to ing the summer Gloria Swanson Taylor Holmes Fine Programs IOBIO IMWMW^B In Newest Film Star Next Week For Hollywood ORR ALICE AttheToit'arice AttheOrpheum Bowl This Week Man' of 'No, No, Emil Oberhoffer Promises Phona 132 Potash and Perlmutter Back 'Hapjpy T THEATRE Screen Again in Nanette' Fame Vaude­ Music Lovers Brilliant Notice on 'Subject to Change Without '' ville Headliner Concerts PROGRAM promises music Lady," which The smile-maker Bm1l Oberhoffer 15 to 23, Inc. Two Shows Every Night i "The Untamed pro­ July .successes, Taylor lovers brilliant and elaborate 8:30 and 8:30 chedulea for a two-days run at At headline the new grams during his second week as Matinees Saturday and Sunday it 2:80 Ton-anee Theatre Thursday and "happy man," wllj Orpheum Sun­ guest conductor in the Hollywood Price* Alwaya 2Sc; Children 1Bo Friday. Gloria Swanson returns to show opening at the give ui your name for our of picture that first day, July 18. As master of cere­ Bowl. If program isn't delivered regularly the type renowne mailing li»t. UK-lit her into screen prominence. monies the late star of "No, No, E. Robert Schmitz, the soloist, The story, an exciting cornedy- Nanette" will Introduce the various French pianist, will be with a de luxe society Wh< ance acts in the same .happy-go-lucky and will appear on July 15. AND FRIDAY, JULY 15-16 background, was written especially THURSDAY singing of this young exponent of mode^i Kind? manner which, with his What Paramount star by. that fer the years old h rldely read fiction writer, Fannie that popular n imber, planlsm was but 22 a chora "The Untamed Lady" Be Happy," Ir over organized and directed Written Especially for Gloria Swanton by Fanny Hurst. There's "No, !> society of mixed voices, and th Service of Gloria's Admirers "Under Western Skies," the Unl- Your choice is almost urestricted at Palmer's a Real Treat for the Millions him to the public and following: year he founded an Society Comedy Drama. irsal-Jewel production which has endeared 45 of whom in This made him famous, as the "happy chestra of 60 pieces, you are sure to Reel comes to the Torrance Theatre first prize winners at th Stations. At one of our two stations Two-Reel Comedy, "Don't Tell Dad" ______Nevus Kerry man." were Saturday, introduces Norman conservatoire. as a "western" star. The other acts on the program and oils. the screen in "Dance Mr. Schmitz first arrived find your favorite gasoline JULY 17 '• Jsually the sleek, well-groomed are: Chaney and Fox SATURDAY, of 1926," with Lulu Win­ America in 1919, when he organize hero, Kerry appears in most of this Visions Musical So ters, Mary Jane Wright, Patsy the Franco-American NORMAN KERRY IN me as a farm laborer, and also has been actlv a cow- Brooks, Catherine White; Blllie and ciety, which YOU LEAVE TOWN" , 'emonstrates his ability as promoting "the interests of Frenc "TANK UP BEFORE many riding scenes. Dollle as "Two American Girls" in mncher in talk­ and American musicians, both he: "Under Western Skies" The cast also Includes Anne Corn- comedy singing, dancing and Round-Up from English music and abroad. - The Real Life Thrills of the Pemlleton .11, George Fawcett, ing imported* Here halls; Donald Kerr and Effie Wes- First Appearance Two-Reel Comedy Scenic Aesop's FaBles Key, Ward ane, Eddie While Mr. Schmitz' engagemen K. French, Harry Todd, ton in "Stepping in Society," with "The Radio Detective" Chapter No. 3 wrote during the past year have callec id othe Dorothy Slerre. Benny Ryan Matinee Only______after they had him to points as far apart as Wi Stations this sketch for them Palmer Service Oregon scored an emphatic hit in the saw, Poland, and Portland, Louise Brooks, sensation of the be tils first appearario i Music Box Revue. Nick Lucas, this 'will Two Convenient Locations SUNDAY AND MONDAY, JULY 18-19 screen. ex­ In Southern California, That's tlie way they talk of W. "The Crooning Troubador" and Arlington artist, will be On Friday evening, July 16, Lu Border W. C. FIELDS in Fields' leading lady in "It's the clusive Brunswick i held over for another week so that cile Crews Marsh's symphonic at and Old Army Game," which will shosfc Unknown Soldle Tor- everyone will have a chance to egy "To the Carson Sunday and Monday at the won the Pulitzer prize las Cabrillo Never has any one hear his singing and guitar playing. which "It's the Old Army Game" e Theatre. seen as May, wni be a part of the Bow in this one! on be he male or be aho fe- Ward and Van will be Fields and his Ford will give you forty fits Nevertheless," a program. This prize carries wit Drama. :—achieved movie success so "Two Gentlemen A roaring Comedy comedy offering. The Little Johns it a traveling scholarship of (1500 "Love and Kisses," and News Reel luickly. Columbia Uni Two-Reel Comedy, York in "Displaying Jewels" will present nd Is offered by The critic of the New "to the most talented ar in Adolphe Men- remarkable exhibition of juggling versity Vorld saw Louis deserving composer In America, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, JULY 2CW21 "A Social Celebrity," and and acrobatics. Mile. Marguerite pic- and Frank Gill will be seen in "There is girl In this Calif., has the distinction BIG DOUBLE PROGRAM Louise Brooks smart songs, steps and styles direct Redlands, ure by the name of if being the first woman to whom PAT O'MALLEY and VIRGINIA VALLI in 'erhaps you've heard of her. from the Paris boulevards. ot. don't worry. You will. I for Camping iave seen in my day a handsomer rantpOVtiitfo* Convenient "Watch Your Wife" lily, since they do grow amazingly A merry comedy drama of newlyweds at odds. hut way in -Kansas, but It'll make you tingle all over with excitement. loment I can call forth no specific xhlbit for evidence. Also George Sidney and Alexander Carr in Equally Satisfactory There are probably no two faces Again" as welcome on 'the motion picture Home— "Partners those In the WITH POTASH AND PERLMUTTER _____ screens of the world as our old friends, Potash & Perlmut- their actual FRIDAY, JULY 22-23 ter. or, to refer to THURSDAY AND cartlily identities, George Sid: REX BEACH'S and Alexander Can-. It will no doubt be welcome news TlieJ^EW Barrier" to the patrons of the Torrance "The Theatre that Manager- McVey has WITH NORMAN KERRY, HENRY B. WALTHALL the local BARRYMORE .succeeded in securing PortablejSjTube AND LIONEL the latest Samuel Gold, Coach "Elsie in New York," and News Reel showing of The o-Reel Comedy, wyn picturization of Montagu *645 successes, "Partners Glass' stage Mlcb. Again with Potash & Perlmutti L a. b. Fitat, It comes to the Torrance next HEXADYNE Tuesday and Wednesday. The pic­ ture is released by United Artist n. Corporation. Loop Aerial Your Wife," coming t Self Contained he Torrance Theatre next Tuesday Up-to-date Batteries LOW nd Wednesday, is a striking com- Self Contained Loud Speaker and dy drama with a universal appeal. It is a Universal-Jewel, and co- Virginia Valll and Pat O'Mal- Requires no ground. Carry it anywhere, like a small suit ley. Its leading characters are a FARES 'and wife whose petty to the beach, or in camp. Half a minute nd No other low-priced car to ease jn your 6ar, quarrels finally lead them to the public loud and clear, with ivorce court. From a social serv- completely answers the sets it up anywhere. The reception is :e bureau the husband "rents" a demand for. modern deiign, beauty of tone hitherto unknown in a portable set. One EAST ife. while his divorced wife be- modern appearance and modern a >me» entangled with a fortune handling ease. tunes in all stations. REDUCED roundtrip ticket* cold unter. The production is filled dial daily until September 18;good until ill) good comedy and many lavish 3-»peed transmission, valve.in- its "suitcase" cabinet is very pleasing, October 31. Stopovers. ttlnga. In the cast are Helen head motor, semi-reversible The appearance of Main itoMrTMtaM N«w Lee Worthing, Nat Carr, Albert 1 steering gear, semi-elliptic springs, of high grade leatheroid with nickel plated trimmings. tar Any Date Conti, Aggie Herring, and Nora being Hayden. "Watch Your Wife" was Duco finish, Fisher closed bodies Choice of four commanding trans­ by Svend Oade. continental routes to the east. Go directed these are some of the up-to- Price - $125.00 Complete - On Convenient Terms Alto one way, return another if you wish. r. and Mrs. E. A. 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