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Karch 23, 1928 WILMETTE LIFE . At the North Shore Theaters · Karl Way Is Given L· Opportunity to Act IDe· 0 · N ews ···n 'The Other w.·,e~ . . .___________ Because it gives Karl Way a chance to do some real acting in addition to his customary excellent directing, "The Other Wife," the current bill at the New Evanston, should be appreciated by North Shore drama fans. The plot is almost wholly fortuitous and the only character of outstanding importance is the attorney, Robert Bevington, who is depicted by Way. Bevington got mixed up in his youth with an adventuress and married her. She deserted him and he left the scenes he had known to start a new life, thinking that she was dead. · He married and lived happily ever aft~-_,;until}, on his eighteenth wedding anniversary, she turns up to demaitd her part of the riches he has acquired. She is killed-Bevington believes by the shot he fires-and her son-by hilt\.' Bevington· believes-appears as the sweetheart of the · attorney's daughter. A poor w·r etch of the underworld is eta ttteetaoi etaio etaoi etao e taoeotab suspeced of the murder and the police weave a web around him that is almost sure to send him to the chair. Bevington almost a wreck from the mental str~in he has been under, determines to fight for the wretch's life. The matter is satisfactorily cleared up before the final curtain as it could not have been cleared up in real life-life just "ain't that way." Margaret Fuller, cast in a part much too old for her, does some very good acfiug, despite the handi~p. as the attorney's wife. Rita Zane, the ~augh ter. is much better than she has ever been. Robert Lowes, who has replaced Charles George as the company's leading man (for which thanks .are hereby offered), does a fine job in the part of Richard Bender, the son of the murdered adventuress. George Pembroke, the 'stage mal}ager who always does good work tn anv 'part he takes, does justice to the part of the suspect. The minor characters are played by Robert Ward, who is worthy of leading parts and should have them; Ann Dere, one of the most talented members of the company Bert S~r~ a ~~omu w~ ts . a worthy addition to the players ; Lew Welsh, the inimitable charact.er rna~ : Beatrice Leiblee, whose work ts ~rrauc but sometimes rather good, as m the present play ; Robert White, who plays well the parts he is suited to at all, and Marie Fischer, another newcomer. run of "The Silver Cord" at the Studebaker and the opening of four weeks of opera in English, to be presented ...l by the American Opera Co. The first will ·be "Faust." MAX REINHARDT, whose much -Hub vaunted oroductions of "Midsummer Night's Dream" and "The Miracle" gave theater goers something . to talk about for a long time, has finally con~ented to t~ke .a ~and _at m_ovie m~>n.ld.m~ a!ld ;~vdl, tt .·s satd, dtrect ,Ltlban Gtsh 10 T~e Maracle Wom~n. That the film wtll be a success as. almost as good a bet as one on the wanner of a race between an horse. · · · A. L. Erlanger will introduce "Honeymoon Lane" to Chicago first-nighters Every FrldaJ' Nlcht Ill ' next Monday. Eijdie Dowling and "'OBTBWB8TBU IO&BT" the original New York cast will have ..College.. Frolic ~ charge of making the play's success at 9 P. II. in Chicago assured. · · · STARTING SUNDAY And now comes the story of the New York movie fan who is only 70 years old and becomes vastly annoyed when two theaters in her section of the city happen to schedule the AND HIS same film. I I I in ~·No Jl·l· ~ArM~·· &heritlm ROIIII · lJnwem Wilmen. ad .Keftilwortb Ph. Keail~h · 3?~0-_3981 . MATINEES SATURDAY. SUNDAY~ SATURDAY 8 SUNDAY · Doon ()pta 1 :30 Show Starts 2 p. ··· Coatiaaou Eomingt Daring Weei Dooct Open 6:30 &how 8tflttl 7 p. m. · PBO&RAK 'I'OB WBif& B'KDilfG :MABCR It sat·rdaJ', :Marell I~ ALKVALE JAZZ COLLEGaANS in ·'CIIICAGO AnBil IIIDRIGBI!" Ral·ll Iaee "Tile Rlall" CltarleJ' Cllaplla Bridal of Peaaeook Color Cla1&1e Behlad tile :l'roat FeUx Cat S·ad&J', Jlarell l i Among the releases for the coming week are Lon Chaney's "The Big City" at the Chicago and "Burning Daylight." based on Jack London's famous novel and featuring Milton Sills, at the Oriental. Milton Sills is going to convince us pr~tty soon that he's a· "he-man." This makes how many of the "he-man" type? And all good. (You note that I dare mention "The Big City" without further comment). "Four Sons" not made its appearance in the Chicago district. But if you were moved by the intensitv of Marv Carr's "Over the Hill" or have held a royal place in your memory for Belle Bennett's "Sella Dallas," ~·ou will-with me-be among those in the front row when Margaret Mann arri\res in town as Grandma Beanie in this film. It is predicted that it will "wet mor l' handkerchiefs" than either of the two immortal dramas just mentioned. · · · Mar-ch Zl marks the close of the ·· · interesting "BUBBUNG OVER" fHtuting GINGER ROGERS PAUL SMALL BOB. BOB 8 BOBBY MIDNITE TRIO ABBOT DANCING GIRLS "WII'B SAVBBS" Beei'J' aad Hattoa Toddle· NoTelt,- ·eel Crow· Heads Grantlaad Blee Stt0111111ll Fox Newt aad DaiiJ' lfews Moaday aad T·esdaJ', :Marell 11·17 · ·· as yet · has BEBE DANIELS ia "DIVDIB "FEEL MY PULSE" I Every Satanlay-Dtla:.:t Kvale Coo-Coo Club Matiatt. 3:00 P. M. Briag tht cbilclna. lee Box IrasJ' Iat Latest Paramo·l!t New· Wedae1da7, :Manll t8 o'!!~~ »··· Daddies Iax DaTidiOa "011 TO - 0 ' ' PreTolt aad Laadll Smith's HoUdaJ' Smith Fa·IIT CoaedJ' Soa Sllower Fa1tle Fox lfews Th·ndaJ', Xarell · ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ "Ladl·' lftgbt Ia Now Pla,iq CLYDE ELLIOTT PRESENTS Iaelalll a·· K·llaall NewiTwed S·eee·· Tbe NewiTWeds Roma·T LoTe Color Cla11le Paramoaal News 'Frlda7, Xarell It a Talll... Batb" C. V. K. Pictures listed by Teatro del La~o for the coming week include "L.adtes Night at a Turkish Bath," "Clucago After Midnight," "Wife Savers," "The Divine Woman," "On .to Reno," and "The Shield of Honor." TEATRO DEL LAGO 'l'be Bvaastoa ia Carl Maaoa'· A · Sarpriae! Pla~ers with Miss Margaret Fuller "IBIBLD 01' ·The Other Wile' Nezt Week BOIIOB~ COMMUNITY .HOUSE FRI., lL\ R. SO Rlellard Dlx In "THE GAY -THE BIG DEFEN"DER" PARADE" 4 Performanees Prolos·e f, t, 8 A 11 P. M. on tile stare A.d·l··loa lie TUES., MAR. 17 loha Gilbert Reae Adoree qeoqe Lewl1 To·ag HOIIJ'Wood To··· Stan :aeeua.. Dowa tile Dlae Will Roten Paraao··· Newt 'l'be Bvaanoa wiD preaeat The Great Play Pla~ers · eo···· Attnetto· -.ele· of Tn7· Joaa Crawford "Lee Xlteraltln" All·81ar -Tile lfoo·e" Blellart Bartlael···· "TTle Oa·ello" Do··lu 'l'alr"baall -rile Lui Coaaaa4" :B..UJaaalap "Tile Clna·" OllarleT CllatUa ·· ·Aalerieaa Bora' By M. 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