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SANTA ANA DAILY REGISTER, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 9, 1926 7 Attractions at Santa Ana Theaters YOST THEATER Drama, comedy and a gorgeous background are the outstanding remembrances of Love Thief," the picture opening tonight at the Yost theater. Rapid action, a sweet love story, and some very clever comedy to relieve the dramatic moments are tho of this pot pourrl of entertainment. Through it all suspense is kept at a high pitch by the intrigues of grasping foreign powers whose representatives are in the court. We have two countries about to make war, with Norman Kerry representing one and Greta Nissen the other. A marriage is arranged to avert a calamity but Kerry falls in love and refuses to take part in the royal wedding.

WEST COAST-WALKER Another big feature week is in store for theater lovers starting Sunday when the West Coast- Walker theater will present Monte Blue In his latest and best picture, the which will share the honors with one of the most pretentious road shows ever produced by Fancbon and Marco, who are offering the Francisco Beauties Idea" featuring Armond and Perez with the famous Francisco beauties." This mammoth program is in keeping with the policy of the West Coast-Walker theater to give the public the best entertainment available both on the screen and stage. Way Watts and his "Play Boys," who have taken Santa Ana by storm augment the bill, with an entire new program. Monte Blue in the the West Coast-Walker picture, reaches new heights in a two-fisted part, which he fills to perfection. He is ably supported by Myrna Loy and Jane Winton. The theme of the story is of national interest and historical importance.

Gorgeous costumes especially designed by Miss Fanchon is one of the outstanding features of the "San Francisco Beauties Idea" which scored a decided hit in the town It is named after before taking the road, coming direct from an engagement at Warfield theater in San Francisco. YOST BROADWAY THEATER Versatility plus is represented by the actors and actresses on tho Association Vaudeville bill now at the Yost Broadway theater. From the opening to the closing number every offering on the bill is sparkling with wit, grace, vivacity and life. Recollections of famous beauty contests are revived with the presentation of the Donna Darling revue, the headline act. Miss Darling was the winner of the Madison Square Garden beauty competition in New York City a few years ago, and was afterwards featured with and also with George White and Flo Zlegfeld.

With Sammy Clark, Juvenile Barring and Lazur, and Hal Dixon she presents a routine of songs and dances. aptly describes Zuhn and Dreis, two of the most effective epithet throwers in the varieties, They leave the English language impoverished and then take a fling at Billy Curtis, a song writer and vaudeville author, appears in a laughing skit of bright, snappy lines and tuneful music, with Lou Lawrence. That The is the name of their act. Morrell and Elynore are an up- to-date couple ever on the alert for new novelties. Their latest is the Charleston on roller skates.

Although a greater part of their offering is devoted to thrilling feats on rollers, they aiso introduce singing, dancing and comedy talk. Princess Winona appears in Indian costume, singing modern and Indian songs, 'with a soprano voice that is sweet and well modulated. Campus Bebe latest pictu.e, Is the Yost Broadway screen offering. Ask your grocer for Pan Dandy Bread. Delicious! Fresh daily.

Atwater Radio Co NOW PLAYING Tonight, Last Times TWO ADMISSION Matinees 50c Evenings: Balcony 35c Lower Floor and Loges 50o Divans 65c Children Always 10c MATINEE One of Finest Theatres You Are Never Disappointed at the Broadway FIVE ACT VAUDEVILLE SHOW ZUHN And DREIS MORRELL And ELYNOR and PRINCESS WINONA Prima CURTIS And LAWRENCE ebe danke The (3nijnsBin6 A CLARENCE BADGER PRODUCTION with JAMES HAU ELBRENDEL CHARLES W. PADDOCK CL Qaramawnt Qichne ZUKOI I IS SC L. LA SAY DONNA DARLING REVUE With Sammy Clark Also Balloon Race" Sunday Shows Continuous From 2:15 ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY JULIAN ELTINGE IN PERSON DIRECT FROM THE ORPHEUM PORTRAYOR OF THE FADS AND FANCIES OF THE FAIR AND ON THE SCREEN DWAN PRODUCTION By attending early, you will obtain a better seat and avoid standing In line. Arranged by Alexis Parlova Also FELIX WEATHERS THE HIN GODS' Convinced hit marriage it a mistake, Tom goea to South America. There, a dancing girl givea him the only real happiness he has ever known.

A wonderful cast! A splendid director! An entrancing story! COMING uesday WEST-COAST WALKER The Fanchon and Marco "Specialty closing at the West Coast-Walker theater tonight Is said to be one of the finest entertainment bills ever presented in Santa Ana. Th majority of the bill Is dancing, from comedy eccentric to buck and wing; and singing. Charles Beauchamp is the featured entertainer, and will be remembered by many as the stor of the Beauties also produced by Fanchon and Marco, which was offered here a short time ago. The act is composed entirely of hlgh-caliber entertainers including pretty Vera Van. Scotty Weston, the "Dean of the Marshall and Pirtle, Two Original Pods of Pepper;" Nellie Thompson, a clever comedienne; and Charles Beauchamp.

Owing to the connection of the West Coast-Walker theater, with the giant chain of West Coast theaters, Santa Ana is able to maintain this metropolitan type of entertainment, which is in up-to-the-minute stage productions. On the screen is the screen version of starring Renee Adoree and Ralph Graves. It is adapted from the Saturday Evening Post story Praise of James Carabine," written by Donn Byrne. It is a thrilling story replete with punches, dramatic and physical and is regarded as the epic of the old prize ring. Monte Blue in a scene from picture opening tomorrow at the West Coast-Walker theater.

YOST THEATER A picture of tremendous dramatic strength and as full of thrills as an egg is of meat, is the production, featuring Seena Owen and Joseph Schildkraut, which closes at the Yost theater tonight. It was voted great by all who saw it, and the verdict Is in no sense misleading. The storm scenes filmed in a fierce hurricane at sea, independent of its other fine features. alone are worth the price of admission. The story deals with an artist's model whose beauty brings her the unwelcome attentions of men and when she seeks relief in another city, she fails to find it.

One night, to save her honor, she shoots a scoundrel and boarding a ship bound for the Orient, she hides in the hold. Of course, she is discovered and during a raging hurricane, when the captain seeks to force his attentions upon her, a ship's cook's assistant comes to her rescue. Seena Owen is the girl and Joseph Schildkraut, the battling hero. The ship, almost dismantled by the storm, Is abandoned by the crew, leaving the girl and boy to their fate. They drift to an island where many interesting scenes transpire and a smashing climax is reached.

YOST BROADWAY THEATER Renee Adoree, whose portrayal In "The Big Parade," has been acclaimed one of the outstanding performances of the year, began her screen career, oddly enough, as an Irish girl. Tom sister In one of his pictures, the little French mademoiselle successfully Interpreted a daughter of Erin and thus embarked on a film career that has given her a wide range of parts. Miss Adoree has a preference for roles iri which she can give full rein to a vivid personality. Unlike other players, she read or joke between scenes. To the role of In the picture opening tomorrow at the Yost Broadway, Miss Adoree brings all the charm and warmth of a volatile personality.

Her part in the screen version of William Anthony stage play is that of the untutored girl who by her love and tender care regenerates Thomas Mpighan, whom his ambitious, indifferent wife, Aileen Pringle, had debauched and nearly succeeded In destroying. WEST END THEATER Cullen Landis, who appears at the West End theater In the title role of Davy Crockett at the Fall of the Alamo," is given able i feminine support by three well known screen names. They are Kathryn McGuire, Betty Brown and Anne Berryman. Miss McGuire Is- probably best known for her work with Buster Keaton In She is cast in a better role in "The picture and one which affords her much more latitude than any of her previous screen roles. Miss Brown and Miss Berryman also have the best parts of their careers In this stupendous epic of the birth of the state of Texas as a nation.

The film closes tonight. NOW PLAYING TONIGHT LAST TIMES Matinees Sun. 2:30 ADMISSION Balcony 25o, Orchestra 35c Logea 50c Children 10c at itzer LAST TIMES TONIGHT PRESENTING SUPERLATIVE ENTERTAINMENT with SEENA OWEN and Joseph Schildkraut LIKE A VIKING OF OLD, ho battled for the woman he loved, and victorious, peace and happiness were his epic of the sea, superbly staged and enacted by a cast of brilliant screen artists. OUR GANG COMEDY ALSO and Blue Continuous From 2:30 present THE GREATEST LAUGH SHOW OF THEM ALL 1 Matinee I Popular 1 I Night 30 i 1 Sunday Continuous I I 1 1 ruikl Adults 20c I 1:46 10:30 lUllVUUU Children 1 LAST TIMES TONIGHT Bit Boy Williams And Peggy in Blood end William Desmond In of the SUNDAY and MONDAY TOM TYLER Arizona A P.lp-Snorting Astisn 3 Walter Miller and Key Storm Starts" Spat Family In Babies" "Fully Insured" Hal Roach Comedy with JOE CARR and MARJORIE WAKEFIELD AND ON THE NOTICE SUNDAY SHOW CONTINUOUS FROM 2:30 MONDAY NITE COUNTRY STORE Love laughs at Ipckamithe. But the Thief broke hearts at easily as locks.

He won them, then shunned them. And gave them an identification tag, so he ftlrt with them twice was his secret? see it in the most exhiliarating, racy picture of court life and epice you ever witnessed. WIST END SHOWS 1:48, 9.90 ADMISSION Children i CULLEN BUDDY LANDIS ROOSEVELT FALL OF THE And Fightinf 1 Sunday Show Continuous from 00 M. COME ANYTIME SUNDAY AFTER SHOW IS CONTINUOUS Register Want Ads Bring Big Results.