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' March 11, 1927 WILMETTE personality and wistful beauty, but his patrician father turns them out of doors and takes steps to break their idyl. In Man's battle with the desert: his never-ending' fight to wrest a living from the arid wastelands, is the back··ound into which is woven Zane Grey's story, "The Mysterious Rider," to be shown on Friday and Saturday. The fast riding Jack Holt plays the title role of 'Bent Wade, whose life is in danger at the hand s of the homesteaders because of his suspected duplicity. The 'se quence s, in which he proves his innocence, at the same time gaining them back their meagre. lands which they were in danger of losing, form one of the most exciting motion pictures of th~ year. LIFE Stage and Screen News and Reviews VILLAGE THEATER · · Leon Errol, the mtmilahle chief laugh producer in 1'Louie the Fourteenth" which played in the city recently, make s his fir st appearance on the screen in 11 A Lunatic at Large," to be presented at the Village on Monday and Tuesday. The plot unfold s the adventures of a hobQ. who is tricked into an insan e asylum in the place of a demented millionaire. 1-:Iis associations with the 01 11Uts" of the place, hi s thrilling escape, his mad jump from a dirigible, three th ~msand feet above the ground, and V ARSIT.)' THEATRE strung with some of the most cleverly devised "gags" ever filmed. The famous "Hollywood Music Box Doro'thy Mackaill. the bewitching Revue," known to thousands of globe blonde beauty, who is undoubtedl y on trotters as one of the best shows west the verge of stard om, has the featured of Broadway, makes its film debut in feminine part. Kenneth MacKenna is "An Affair of the Follies/' the gay the hero of the love storv in the show. picture of theatre and night club life Tn addition there is at; eye- soothing in which Billie Dove, Lewis Stone and shot of some of Ziegficld's beauties Lloyd Hughes are featured at the Varfrom "Loui s the XIVth," in which sity Monday and Tuesday. Errol was heing starred on Broadway To get the proper atmosphere for his ':hen th ~ picture was made. J . Storer picture of a show girl's romance, marClouston s famous tales supplt ed the, riage and subsequent return to the plot of "T he Lunatic." stage AI Rockett who produced thi s 11 I_n Warner ,Bro~.' pr?duction, The gem ~f comedy-ro;nance for First NaThtrd Degree, whach wtll be shown on tiona! engaged the facilities of the \Vednc sday and Thursday, Dbrlores famous \Vest Coast musical revue. The Coste llo plays .o ne of the most color- theatre, the principals, the chorus gir~s ful and dramattc role s o~ her ~areer. and the scenery we.re all put into the Under th~ sympathe.ttc gmdan~e of picture and critics agree that the ret!le ~reat ] ~uropcan dtrector,. Mtchael vue shown on the screen is as engagl urttz, she app~ars as Ann~e Daly, ing as any that ever trod the boards. daughter of a circus daredevil and a . . . bareback rider·. There is a short pro\Vhat ,1s s_atd to be Dougla~ Iogue presenting the se antecedents . .~facClean s. l~tes~ and best comedy, Then t h{' story pronn opens upo n the Let It Ram; wtll be shown on \Vedlon~ affair of Annie, a trapezist in a ne,~d~y and fhursday. , Coney Island sideshow, and Howard Htlls of Kentucky, adapted by Jefferies, Jr., scion of an ancient New · York family. They are informally married and Howard takes his bride home expecting a warm welcome for her radiant 1 Graham Baker from "The Untamed Heart" by Dorothy Yost and directed by Howard Bretherton, is a tale of the simple chival.ry of the Kentucky hill people and the nob~e part that a dog played in the lives and loves of the pretty teacher and two half-brothers who ~o ught her favor. In order that the beautiful forest settings of the production, which by the way stars Rin-Tin-Tin, mig~t be brought to the screen in all their natural love~iness, light was reflected by a new and clever arrangement of mirrors and .reflectors. To reproduce the richness which natural sunlight alone gives, reflections were cast in this manner as far as half a mile. Jason Robards, Dorothy Dwan, Tom Santschi, Billy Kent Schaeffer, Nanette and Rin -Tin-Tin, Jr., are members of the ·e xceptional cast. The picture will be shown on F.riclay and Saturday. AT THE EVANSTON THEATRES VAR'SITY "Pride of the North Shore" FRIDAY AND SATURDAY . MONTE BANKS IN HIS COMEDY SCREAM PLAY SAFE BRING ALL THE CHILDREN Baylolte 616 GROVE STREET Cornet of ShermGn Phone Greenleaf 1,.0 THE COLLEGIANS "The Fighting Spirit" Varsity Concert Orchestra James Kozak, Director GIANT GENEVA ORGAN Louis Lohmann at the Console Mon., Mar. 14th Billy Dove. Lewis Stone "AN AFFAIR of the FOLLIES" Wed., Mar. I $1.00 FAMOUS Served Daily s:ootog:oo Sundays DINNER 12:00 to 9:00 MENU for SUNDAY MARCH 13TH Hot Roll and Butter Supremt of Grapefruit or Fresh Shrimp Cocktail Hearts of Celery, Olives Vegetable Soup Broiled Fresh Lake Trout, Parsley Sauce 'Roast Prime 'Ribs of Beef, Au Jus Baked Sugar Cured Ham, New Spinach Fried Spring Chicken, A La Maryland Roast Leg of Spring Lamb. Green Mint Jelly Broiled Sirloin Steak Mashed or French Fried Potatoes New Green Peas Waldorf Salad Apple, Hot Mince and Peach Pie Orange Sherbet or Ice Cream Tea Coffee Milk 6th Douglas Mac Lean "LET IT RAIN" Fri., March I 8th Rin-Tin-Tin ·)----. --t· I Village Theatre I WILMETTE, ILL. "HILLS OF KENTUCKYJ' CONTINUOUS TO 2 I I : 30 COME ANY TIME! -NOW PLAYINGA Deluge of Laughs I I I I I I I J. B. Koppel, Managing mrector Phone Wilmette 1441 Evenings 7:30; 1\lnt. 'l'ues., :s::su Your Home Theater Saturday Jlats., ~ and f Jl on., Tues., Jr a reb H·U Leon Errol, Jlorothy MacKalll I ....THE LUNATIC Also "'file I.ast J~ap"--Hh AT LARGE" ot I .~ I I I ,I 1 Douglas MacLean with Shirley Mason an "Let It Rain" Stage and Screen Surprises -STARTING SUNDAYyour brain will skid and your bean will race like a Taxi-meter. Dinner Dancing Daily Except Sunday 7:00 to 9:00 No Cover Charge. EVANSTON WEEK OF MARCH 7TH CLYDE ELLIOTT Presents NEW The Minturn Players with Harry Minturn and · ....THE THIRD 1 DEGREE" "Ask Dad"-}~duealfonal ""he ('ollegltlns n·.·d Pntht· Xews Wt>cl., 'l'hur8., Jlar(·h 16·17 TWO IJA YS ON I., Y J)olor··s ('ostell.o In BEBE Margery Williams IN WINCHELL SMITH'S ENDURING SUCCESS DANIELS in STATION WBBM Broadcasting by remote control, nightly dance program by- With Louise Dresst-r Also CometJy and J·atht> Review }'rl., Sat., 11 art'h lf!-19 TWO DAYS ONLY Zane Grey's ~ .. THE MYSTERIOUS I I I I "A Kiss in A Taxi" With Douglas Gilmore and Chester Conklin -STAGE HITSELSIE WILLIAMS in the eternal question "WHO WAS TO BLAME" GIBSON'S NAVIGATORS Nine jolly sailor·maids. Duke Bigelow and his "TURN TO Haylofte Orchestra direct from THE RIGHT'~ NEXT WEEK "THE PATSY" YEOLDE HAYLOFTE This' feature is presented in conjunction with- RmEB" With .-·-·- --·-·-·Also Jack Holt J,ulllne Lttne In 2 Reel t.:omedyand Pathe News " Howdy Duke" ·I ROSENBERG'S The North Shore'a Greattat Stott Evenings at 8: 15. Prices soc. 75c and $1.00 Mats. Tues., Thor., and Sat. at 1:30 Prices 2 sc and 5oc Secure Your Seats Now. -PHONE UNIVERSITY Bsoo- F,IIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIHNIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINIII Ji