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PASADENA EVfcNING FUST PAGE THRLt. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1927 Fraternal News FAIRY OPERA .1 WARNER'S EGYPTIAN 2816 EAST COLORADO. PROVE MERIT Jj Gallon? PRISON EXPERIENCES Last time tonite HOOT GIBSON in THE DENVER DUDE. ANITA STEWART in THE ISLE OF SUNKEN GOLD. Vaudeville.

SUNDAY AND MONDAY Big Double Feature Program! The Old Homestead Draws From Entire Valley, Check Shows Lincoln School Children Present Outstanding Holiday Production Real Jail Birds Before my assignment to San Quentin prison by the San Francisco Call a furniture factory had been in 'operation in the prison. It was run to give the prisoners something useful to do and also to teach a man a trade so that when the convict left the big penitentiary he would have means of livelihood other than to followcriminal methods. The quality of furniture turned out by the prisoners was said to be of a high order. The convicts became expert in making odd pieces and whole dining room sets were turned out at ridiculously low cost. Protests from furniture a bird has flown into the execution room.

And always the look for these little ors. I recall on one occasion who stood next to me the foot of the gallows, called my! attention to the bird as it lighted on one of the rafters that Royal Neighbors The Royal Neighbors and friends are reminded of the dinner and Christmas program and tree to be held Tuesday night in Modern Woodmen hall. Dinner will be served at 6:30 oclock. It is requested that reservations be made Monday morning by calling Terrace 6970 or Sterling 2948. Pasadena Lodge Pasadena lodge No.

272, F. and A. will observe ladies night Monday at the Masonic temple. There will be a turkey dinner at 6:30, followed by dancing and cards. Supreme Forest Woodmen Pasadena chapter No.

8, Supreme Forest Woodmen circle, will hold its regular meeting at 7:30 One source of Pasadena's avo-oclock Monday in the temporary cado supply was cut off today, hall, 251 South Fair Oaks avenue, i while three youthful and ambi-There will be important business tlous thieves, captured by La and a surprise. Habra officers, were guiding a deputy sheriff through the avocado district in the vicinity of Santa Ana to point out where they obtained stolen fruit found in their possession. Edward Kolsakoski, 18 years of age, a soda Frank Sa-, puto, 20, fruit vender, and Alex Tilka, 19, photo engraver, all of. Los Angeles, were the trio arrest-1 ed by Officers Balne and Wallace i of La Habra. The officers halted the youths as they were driving through La1 Habra and discovered 18 avocados in their car.

Under cross-questioning the boys admitted they had. Ktolen the avocados at a point about two miles from Santa Ana Long Beach Leads Western land had sold most of the loot in Pasadena and South Pasadena. Division; Riverside and (They were returning for another supply when arrested. Surpassing all musical presen-cution, tations ever given at the school, and attracting large and enthus-guards visit-1 iastlc audiences at both afternoon aland evening performances, chil-guard, atidren of the fifth and sixth grades of the Lincoln school yesterday presented a delightful Christmas support-1 play with music, entitled The od the roof of the building. Cross Patch Fairies.

Marla An- Theres the bird, he said! 1 1 derson Pierce, music instructor, and cut prices were hurting their Never an execution but one flies director of the production, business were made. into the building. And I learned Set to an attractive musical ac- But the furniture factory wlth- that the prison authorities looked 1 companlment, the play follows the in the walls of the prison was upon the bird as an indication a little girl who learns maintained. And the finished1 that the execution would be car-1 that selfishness brings unhappy product of the convicts found a vied out according to program and 1 BUI10Untns an( that kindness Quartets by Robert Griffin, Jo-eph Sauers, Lloyd Nolan, and Villiam Earle, the music cues corked out by Gilmor Brown, and he sure-fire solo at the farcical Umax of the second act make 'The Old Homestead at the Com-nunity Playhouse almost a mu-ical comedy. Certainly the music contributes nuch to the enjoyment of au-liences at the fortnight before Ihrlstmas attraction, which even these crowded days and nights it holiday preparation is drawing eople from towns miles distant rom Pasadena to see Denman Thompsons famous rural comedy roduced as it has never been resented.

Usually the lighting Is of the most elementary description, F. arl Huxley, the Playhouse btage manager, says. And speaks rom experience as he has had a Edna Murray and Bryant Washburn in MODERN DAUGHTERS A Story of Jazz Also Mack. Sennett presents i reaps joy. The principal charact- ready market.

Then it was dis- there would be no covered that sets of furniture kind. were going into the homes ofj Possibly a superstition, but friends of the prison authorities! always afterwards I looked for and guards. Further investiga- the bird and never in the 11 exe-tion revealed that splendid busi- cutfons I witnessed did it fail to i ness lmd been created by a few! make its presence known. rS land in other productions of "The officials on the inside. I Tomorrow, A Strange Bible Glass.1 ers were Eleanor Rooblan, Mae Green, Alfred Roos, Margaret Tuck and Rayfield Lundy.

Other participants were: Robert Morse, Leroy Goodman, Jose- Orozco, Jerome Charles Citrus Union Tied Old Homestead. Though there las been no straining for effect, he light cues have been as care-tully worked out as the incidental music and have a bhare in creat-ng the spirit of the production, which is sincere and perfect of ts kind. Furniture was manufactured In San Quentin prison and sold by this inside clique to a few con- cerns which distributed it. The money was pocketed by thej crooked clique that had the inside, track and a pretty bit of graft wras tho result. The state paid for the raw ma-i terial, the convicts made it into furniture, the crooks sold it and converted tho cash to their own Loves Last Lauli Pathe News and 5 Acts Standard fnT Harris, Evans, Ethel McKenna, Virginia Gutierrez, Hazel Brown, Tomi-witta Moore, Margaret Brownie, Kfrthryn Anderson, Rosalie Jesme, i Edith Adams, Eileen Knox, Betty I McArthur, Catherine Gardner, Frances Lewis.

Cross Patch fairies: Pearl Nemor, Doris Johnson, Sylvia Ber-I man, Orpnh Gordon, Mary Liming, Alma Janke, Rachel Moline, IAN KNIGHT IITTIE IMIS Because of a 3-to-0 victory over San Bernardino and a forfeit by Pomona, Riverside Junior college stands tied for first place with Citrus union in the first round of the Southern California conference debate schedule. Both teams have seven points thus far. Chaffey, with four points, has third place, while San Bernardino and Pomona are in the cellar position in the eastern division with nothing each. How two American doughboys can get into all kinds of amusing and dangerous situations and blunder through them with true Coming Tuesday-Wednesday The Hart Players Spoken Drama. Gilmor Brown and Maurice pockets.

A scandal resnlted when Wells motored north yesterday to a newspaper reporter discovered complete the arrangements made what was going on and exposed it. for a January tour of the Com- So the making of furniture in munily Players in The Doctors San Quentin prison was discon- Dilemma and Cake. finued. The old furniture factory So much interest is taken in still stands inside the walls, but the plays and the players that it I Robert Hert. is put to other uses.

On the top would be possible to book them Tojand children: Gordon Earl, floor is the death chamber, where for months. They will, however, convicts under sentence of death bo gone for only two weeks, from Esther Moline, Gretchen Stetn-Ibach, Martha Lapple, Melba Mack. I Elves: Desmond Hornbuckle, Bert Breshears, Merton Cox, John Berger, Alfred May, Albert Wing, Gilbert Grade, Evan Davis, Russell Carr, Murray Karsh, Forrest Carl Harper, William Hatfield, Raymond Guerrers, Bernard Swan- 3E In the western division, Long American pluck and luck, forms Beach is leading a close rare with one of the season's most hilarious seven points. Santa Ana has sec- comedy-dramas, Two Arabian, ond, with five points, while Iasa-1 Knights. are taken just before the time for January 23 to February 4, while sou, Jesus Sendijas, Arthur Lusher dena Compton ami Fullerton It's a post-war film but most i.

i xt-1' rti nn Hnmh Tlavor and Ralph Haver. Two-year-old Jack C. Chisholm, 145 North Mentor street, who ate tnt poison, was saved from death treatment at the emergency lospital today. The little boy had removed the over from a can of ant poison-ng and had swallowed the The father, A. E.

Chisholm, first aid at home and then the boy to the hospital. have four. The Pasadena 1 of war, and none of the iauehs, with practically the sane has been left. out. William Boyd.

Assisting teachers were Mrs. Sadie Kidd, Mrs. Helen Cormick and Miss Ruby Sipprell. Costumes were furnished by the Lincoln PASADENA ORATORIO SOCIETY REHEARSAL, Tuesdays, 7:30 P. 410 Braley Bldg.

Young Singers Wanted. Consultation Tuesla, Frida), 12 to 5 DeWITT 1)1 KG IX I.ASII, American Conduct or-1 caohcr Courses in Private Lessons offered in nice, Piano Competent Teachers in all Music Brain In's each squad speakers that beat the Riverside team for the Southern California championship last year, lost their first debate in four years when Santa Ana out-talked them last week. newest favorite, plays the stellar role. It is his first film composed exclusively of comedy situations. He adapts himself to humor with the same show of ability that skyrocketed him to stardom after his appearance in The I Volga Boatman." Every theatergoer will find it well worthwhile, but those who actually served in ihe army abso- c.

w. 1SHBECK list. 1000 their execution'. This is done for Valieffs Chauve Souris are draw fear the condemned man will at- ing their first Southern Califor-tempt suicide rather than pay the nia audiences at the Pasadena penalty for his crime on the gal- Community Playhouse, lows. Adjoining the death chamber on the top floor of the old furniture factory building is the gallows room.

Here two gallows and two trap doors are side by side for there have been double executions at San Quentin prison. Just outside the gallows room is another room where ropes are stretching that will be used in the executions. It is a gruesome sight and many a person has shuddered as it has been explained to him Always The patrons, of Warners Egyptian theater seem to like spoken drama, as evidenced by the crowds attending the mid-week spoken on the day of an exe- drama performance. T. Estimate without obligation.

Two Arab- Office Supplies Books, Magazines, Stationery Hunter Williams 40 East Colorado 81. Formerly Jarvis. Priuj and Banter. oi laughter, entitled The Mysterious Doctor X. Manager Warner, of the house staff, says: Jt is always natural for every one to want to figure out ahead of time who the guilty one is.

Well The Mysterious Doctor will give you a chance, and its a sure bet you will pick the one; and ill the mean time, laugh, you wil scream, be thrilled, so dont miss The Mysterious Doctor Hart Flayers Dramatic company play in five leading in Southern California Monger Manner J74 LAJT UPuOil fteOt UIAUO LoOl. Frances E. Willard Frances E. Willard W. C.

T. U. will meet Tuesday at 2 oclock in the Bresee Avenue Nazarene church. There will be an interesting program. lutely must not mi; ian Knights." Manager Petersa Oaks theater annoir Arabian Knights three days, star' the Fair that Two run for Unday.

Phone COlo. Awnings, Garden Furniture. 127 W. COLORADO AT. On next Tuesday and Wednesday, the Hart Players, under the (heaters wrong you will you will seeing X.

The Stock 22 utTi capable management of Harvy H. Hart, will present a mysterious play filled with thrills, chills and each week. They play in this the- ater each Tuesday and Wednesday, presenting a new play each week. Popular rid Comedy Melodrama, The Old Homestead By Denman Thompson. sr sr 8 RpsfmidonRt Colorado 5358 Pripf noc.

75c, 91, $1.25 Kvenlnffn 8(15 Matinees 2:30 December 15, at 4, Childrens Frolic. Dief and HealtK By Lulu Hunt Peters MIX Author of Diet and HealthndDiet or Children. ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS They Do Cause Unhappiness Dear Doctor: My legs were always straight until I was I 2, then they began to be bowed. I am now 1 4 years of age. Can anything be done to correct this huhiliating condition? E.

i Another letter: the fetGOMIUniTYPLIlYHOUSel Meet Us Under the Lights I Sf Sf ft 6 trm fr rat ft ft Pi tfsa to. ft Is to The Fair Oaks Theatre 85 N. Fair Oaks CO 235!) Today JACK HOLT in Zane Greys Forlorn River Sunday, Monday and Tuesday 3 days only at regular admission price TWO ARABIAN KNIGHTS (The seasons outstanding production) Wednesday and Thursday Dorothy Maekaill and Jack Mul-hall in The Ciystal Cup. ALSO Evelyn Brent Tjnd Bert Lytell in Womens Wares (first time in Pasadena.) 80 Trained Mens Voices Excellent Program to knock-knees from being held habitually on the arm of the nurse or mother with the knees pressed together. Will a child outgrow knock-knees and bowlegs? It is possible, if the conditions are not marked But if they are not outgrown before the age of six, they probably never will be.

Whitman lists three types of treatment: the expectant, the mechanical and the operative. The expectant treatment includes proper diet and medication, proper postures, general massage, exercises and manipulation. The manipulation consists of forcible correction of the condition, ten minutes at a time, at least twice a day. Tho correction should not be to the point of actual pain. The mechanical treatment consists of properly fitted braces; and the operative treatment is as its name indicates an operation in which the bones are put into correct shape.

The length of treatment by the braces depends upon the extent of the deformity. It may require from six months to one year. If yours is a real deformity, you will be content to have that done, wont yon? One year of your life now devoted to this correction may save you the unhappiness R. is experiencing and the operation. Im not sure, of Will you please advise me what you think about an operation for bowlegs? I am 23 years old and am very bowlegced.

Needless to say, this defect makes me feel very miserable and very self-conscious all the time. I do not go out, and I do not have any boy friends this is not sur-1 rising, for I certainly do not blame a fellow for not wanting to go out with a girl with legs l.ke mine. Are operations for bow-less successful? I dont know when I could undergo one. but some day I mean to, and am saving as much money as possible toward that end. i I do hope I have not bored you with my troubles.

R. Dear E. and Yes, there Is hope for both of you. For you, who are still growing, braces i which are properly fitted, and corrective exercises may answer (Ira not sure), and for you, who have stopped growing, an operation. Bowlegs and knock-knees are the most common deformities or the lower legs.

Bowlegs are ably more common than the knock-knees. The cause for these conditions is anything which causes the bones to be unequal to the strain of tho body weight. They are most often brought about by rickets, a disease of early child- THE CAULDRON SINGERS of Pasadena, Assisted by CALMON UBOVISKI, Noted Russian Violinist In Concert at the, COMMUNITY PLAYHOUSE Monday Dec. 19 Direction of Frederick Vance Evans Reserved Seat Tickets at Community Playhouse Bov Office While these two banks, on Colorado street, are heartily supporting the Christmas Festival Monday vand Tuesday evenings, the banks will not be open. Instead, our friends will finctus in the merry throngs upon the lighted street.

We hope to meet and greet all our friends and patrons, helping make this Pasadena festival a great success. PASADENA BRANCHES A ft DR. FETERS Kuriko, Ole-Oid, Och Mag-Vigori hood which is both preventable course. An orthopedic surgeon ct Handens Grocery and curable with the right diet, sunshine and cod liver oil. There are two periods of the development of the deformities early childhood and adolescence, these periods being tile periods of most rapid growth.

You see, your trouble came at adolescence. Just why the bones of the lower legs should bow in some cases and in olher cases should be knork-kreed, is not ftilly known, but there may be a start to the bowing will be able to tell you. You will be interested to know. that in 1921, at the Hospital for the Ruptured and Crippled in New York, there were 160 patients successfully operated upog for the condition of knock-kuee and bowlogs. Dr.

Whitman stales that the patient has to remain in bed but a few clays and there is almost no pain or discomfort and there is not frequent danger. So keep on (-saving, and 25 No. Fair Oik3. TBUT to lW to to 8 is a $5 to ft ft to JuuUAL IvUbliShed 1687 WILLIAM R. STAATS COMPANY 311 East Colorado St.

Pasadena Government, Municipal and Corporation Bonds Offices W. R. SCOVILLE, VICE PRESIDENT JOSEPH CAUNT, VICE PRESIDENT COLORADO AT BROADWAY COLORADO AT EUCLID given by very heavy diapers, and dont be discouraged! lily Dear Fellow, ers: Then sending for materiel tciirh we offa you, please remember to enclose a STAMPED, envelope bearing your full name ana address. The pamphlet on riducing and paining is the only one for which you must enclose TEI cents in money extra. Address your letters to me in care of this paper.

Make them as oriel as possible, NOT OVER 200 WORDS, and type or write them legibly with ink. Please sign our name as evidence ot good faith we will not use it in any way. Remember it is impossible jor me to diagnose for you or to answer you personally. I appreciate very much the beautiful letters you send me and regret it is impossible to give you individual advice. The questions you ask will be answered in the column as soon as pos- fid sible, if they are of general Dont forget the STAMPED, SELF aDDRESSED ENVELOPE if you expect me to send you the information I Have offered.

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