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WILMETTE LIFE July 13, 1928 tro Man·a Lend" Sbttidan ROIUI &twten Wilmette tmd Kenilworth Ph. l<fnilworth 3980-398.1 RevieWs ~~- in La co ~·No del At the North ·-a- aa-a . -a-n-ra-o- _a_o_ -a-a-~-a-~~~-a-~~- ·-...-a Detective Picture Ia on Norahore Bill Next Week "The Drag Net," one of June's six best pictures, is coming to the Norshore theater this Sunday, July 15. This picture was directed by the same man who directed the crook picture "Underworld." "T-he Drag Net" is more of a detective tale than an "underworld" story. It has no realism, grim and gripping, such as had "Underworld," but it has more mystery" suspense, and brilliance. George Bancroft and Evelyn Brent are th~ ideal pair for Captain Nolan and "The Magpie," and as niuch may be said for William Powell as "Dapper Dan" Trent, lord of the world. "Few pictures in screen history have been better pl~yed," says one critic. "Bancroft's impersonation is a masterpiece; the dramatic contrast between Captain Nolan's desperate deeds and his leisurely, nonchalant manners is melodrama of the first order. Leslie Fenton's role of the humane, shy, l:>ut gallant, assistant detective ranks with his famous 'bit' in 'What Price Glory~ and Francis MacDonald's laughing gangster characterization is rich 1v Bill-O-Fare Saturday, July H "Good Morning, Judge" ....... .... Teatro "The Magnificent Flirt" . ..... .. .. Varsity "A Certain Young Man" ..... .... Norshore Sunday, J uJy lu "The Drag Net" ..... ........... Norshore "Walking Back" . . ............... . Teatro Monday, July 18 "His Tiger Lady" . . ... ... .. .. . . . . Varsity "The Yellow Lily" .. ............ .. Teatro "The Drag Net" ....... . ..... . .. Norshore Tuesday, July 17 "Old Ironsides" and "Trail of the Tiger" .. Community House "The Drag Net" .. ... ..... . ..... Norshore "The Yellow Lily" . . . .. ........... Teatro "His 'Tiger Lady" . ... . . .......... Varsity Wednesday, July 18 "Nn Other Woman" ........... . .. Teatro "Diamond Handcuffs" ........ . ... Varsity "The Drag Net" .... . ........ ... Norshore TburRday. July 19 "Diamond Handcuffs" . . . ......... Varsity "The Drag Net" ........ . ...... Norshore "Laugh, Clown, Laugh" .. . ...... . Teatro Friday, July 20 "The Better 'Ole" ... ... Community House "Laugh, Clown, Laugh" ..... ... ... Te::~.tro "The Drag Net" . .......... ... .. Norshore T eatro del Lago to Show Reginald Denny Picture This Saturday MATINEES SATURDAY, SUNDAY SATURDAY 8 SUNDAY Doors Opta 1:30 Show Starta 2 p. m.. Coariaaoaa Evening· During Wetk Door· Open 6: J0 Show Starta 7 p. m. ·PROGRAM STARTING JULY U Saturday, July 14th "'GOOD MOIUfiNG IUDGE" Reginald Denny "N ewlyw.-d s' Fal~e Alarm" Newlyweds' ·comedy Palace of Hon.-y-Oddlty Pathe Rel'lew Sunday, July lith "WALKDIG BACK" Sue Carol "Crazy House"-Our Gang Comedy "Limber Legs"-Sportllgbt . (Grantland Rice) Fox News Dally News Monday .t Tuesday, July It &; 17 "THE YELLOW LILY" BJIUe Dove &; Clive Brook "Home·)fade 1\fan" Hamilton Comedy "How to Please the Public" Hodge Podge Paramount News Wednf'Rday, July 18th "NO OTHER WOMAN"·· Dolores Del Rio "Say. l T ntle"-Chrlstle Comedy "Patent M~dlclne Kld"-Kra1y Kat · Fox News Th·rs· .t Friday, July lt .t tO "LAUGH CLOWN LAUGH" Lon Chaney "You.r Darn Tootln'" Laurel .t Hardie Comedy Pathe Rnlew Paramount News "Good Mornitig, Judge" with Reginald Denny in the principal is the first picture in the list of Teatro del Lago attractions for the week. It wilt be shown this Saturday, July 14. This new show of Denny's is a · good one. Fast and foolish it is, and boasts some· different and laugh provoking gags. As is customary, the st~r is seen as a rich young bachelor. In the present instance, however, he putls a poor face, and, to intrigue the attention and' sympathy of · the girl he love~, pretends to be not only penniless but a criminaT as well. This girl is Mary Nolan,. charming blonde, who runs a mission. Teeming with situations of refreshing originality, new gags, and .a high degree of thrills and suspense, "Walking Back," a DeMille studio production featuring Sue Carol comes to the Teatro del Lago this Sunday, July 15. The plot deals with the most advanced type of high school boys and girls,_ ANOTHER TALKING MOVIE Dolores Costello and Conrad Nagel, showing both the dangers and the· who made such a hit in the vitaphone· delights which are their peculiar herispec~acular." ~ production, "Glorious Betsy," now tage. Both sides of the picture are "Frankie's Follies" is the name of playing in Chicago, are to be co- presented with equal frankness. next week's stage prpduction at the starred in a new motion picture of the Hungarian court life in the days Norshore. Frankie Masters will offi- "talkie" type. The new picture is to when Emperor Charles held sway in ciate and will be assisted by the Jazz be called "The Redeeming Sin" and Europe's most brilliant and colorful Collegjans. witt be directed by Howard Brether- court, forms the background for Billie ton. The scenario is by Harvey Gates. Dove's latest starring vehicle, "The NO NEWS HERE Yellow Lily," T~atro del Lago attracRumor has it that Peggy Joyce is Illinois ranks first among the states tion for next Monday and Tuesday, about to contract another ·husband! in the percentage of its industries elec- July 16 and 17. The story goes behind But that isn't news. trified. the scenes of royal life in Budapest, only a few years a,go, and it mingle~ romance with its exotic color and intrigue. It was adapted from La ios Biro's famous Hungarian play, al5o c a 11 e d "The Ye11ow Lily." Clive Brooks plays bpposite Miss Dove ii1 this picture. "No Other Woman," powerful drama of primitive passions in modern French society, is coming to the Teatro del Lago next Wednesday. Lou Tellegen. the celebrated actor-director, produced the photoplay with Dolores del Rio in America'· Queen of Beauty the ste11ar role. As Carmelita Desano, Thuraday, BILLIE DOVE she is separated from the man whom Friday, she expects to · marry on the morrow And CLIVE BROOK in July 12-13 by mercenarv schemers who want her ~.~.THE money. She marries one of them, Albert. impersonated in approved rascallv fashion by Ben Bard; has a hard, hard time for a long, long while, and is finally set free by his death. We FLORENCE VIDOR leave her, happ1lv united with her Saturday, Playing a Game of Witt in faithful, waiting Maurice. rather neatJuly 14 ly olayed by Don Alvarado. t · YELLOW LILY', Satarday, Jaly lht "STOP TIL\'I' liAR" Barbara Kent .t Arthur Lake "A 'I'IIIEI' 1M THE DARK" George Meeker t Featares "TaU Tlabers"-oswald 8aadaJ, Jal7 ttad Monday, Tueaclay, July 16-17 ·ADOLPHE MENJOU A a the F ucinatina Straqer And EVELYN BRENT in "HIS TIGER LADY" ELEANOR BOARDMAN In the Swift Drama of Greedy Men aad Lovely Women "IL\ROLD 'I'EEif" Al1har Lake 6 Xa17 Brlaa ~Jae . Flarht Peat"-chate ComedJ "Boren Ia Swluerlaad" WlU Boaren Fox Newe Dal17 Newa NEXT WEEK W edneaclay, Thuraclay, Jul7 18-11 '~DIAMOIID ILUIDCUFFS" Two men are responsible for the great success of "Laugh, C 1own, La ugh," which is to be shown at the Teatro del Lago next Thursdav and Friday. Lon Chaney, master of inakeun and character, contributes what wilt !lrobably go down in history <\S one of his greatest portrayals of the screen. He.tbert Brenon, who gave the world "Beau Geste." "Peter Pan." and others, has reached the climax of h, is directorial taknts. The story is the famous stage ola~. It is a romance of the theater-the unseen side, with Lon Chaney as the traQ'ic clown, whose ~reat love and even- greater understandinll' of the heart of a woman irnoe1" th~ terrHfic !1-~r.rifice that marks the climax of the tale. One-third of the security listings on the Chicago Stock Exchange are public utility securities, and their market valuation recently was 42 percent of all the securities listed on the exchange. ~Jae Drag Net," "Dlamoad Haad· edt," "Hit Tlarer LadJ," "We Aaf!rteaaa," "Newt Parade." C.alq Sooa-"Tiae Hawk'· Neat," "Half a Bride," "CIIlekn a Ia Klq," "Satie TJao·paoL STEP OUT OF THE HEAT INTO THE DELIGHTFUL COOLNESS OF THE VARSITY