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WI LMET T £ L I F E· Aupst 3, 1~ a 't ro ,' Reviews O L 10 in ,.No Man'· Land" Sheridan RotUl Between Wilmette f1/ll and Kenilworth Ph. Kenilworth 3980-398) MATINEES SATURDAY. .SUNDAY SATURDAY g SUNDAY Doors Open 1 :3 o Show Starts 2 p. m.. Continuous , del ··-a_u_a_a_ -~-a-~Ct·-a-a.-o_a_a_~_a_a At t,he .. ~-~~ -~~- -~~~-a-a_a_a_b~ "The Lion and the Mouse" Will Be Shown at Granada "The Lion and the Mouse," another talking movie, will be shown at the Granada theater beginning this Saturday, August 4. With the exception of "The Jazz Singer," this is probably the best "talkie" that has appeared. Lionel Barrymore, wh<;>, in addition to being a polished stage actor, is also an experienced public speaker, does much to add to the effectiveness of the picture. This film is adapted from the stage play by Charles Klein. The lion is a king of finance who would break a certain Judge Rossmore, played by Alec B. Francis, whom he has had appointed to the bench, and who has dared hand down a decision unfavorable to his benefactor. The mouse is Rossmore's daughter, otherwise May McAvoy. The mouse beards the lion in his den and the lion behaves, as the picture will show you. Lionel Barrymore plays the part of John Ryder and William Collier, Jr., that of Jefferson Ryder. · In addition to her other activities May McAvoy falls in love, as you wouldn't guess. The film has been brought up to date by the director, Lloyd Bacon, and is delightfully presented. On the stage the Granada is offering Benny Meroff in "Love Ships," with Summers and Hunt, Zastro and White, and many others. There will also be movietone, news reel, and novelties. ~----------------------------. Bill-O-Fare Saturday, August 4 "The Lion and the Mouse" ...... Granada "Painted Post" .... . ..... . ...... .. . Teatro "R3r.tnona" ...... .......... ... ... Norshore "Hola 'em Yale" .. .. ...... ... .... . Varsity Sunday, August & "A Certain Young Man" .. ..... ... Teatro "Forbidden Hours" . . .. ....... . . Norshore "The Lion and the Mouse" ... . , . Granada . Monday, August 6 "Ladies of the Mob" ... ... . .... . . Varsity "The Lion and the Mouse" ...... Granada "Happiness Ahead" . .. ............ Teatro "Forbidden Hours" ............. Nor shore Tuesday, August 7 "The College Widow" .. Community House "Happiness A)lead" ... .. ..... .. . .. Teatro "1.1..,orbidden Hours" ..... .. . .... . N orshore "The Lion and the Mouse" ... . .. Granada "Ladies of the Mob" ............. Varsity Weduesdny, August 8 "Buck Privates" .................. Teatro "Ladies of the Mob" . ............ Varsity "Forbidden Hours" .... . ... ..... Norshore "The Lion and the Mouse" ... . .. Granada Thursday, August 9 "The Head Man" .. ... ...... . .... Varsity "The Big Killing" ......... Teatro "The Lion and the Mouse" .. .. .. Granada "Forbidden Hours" .... . ..... . . . Norshore Friday, ~u~ust 10 "Easy Come, Easy Go" ............ . .. ~ .. ....... . .... . ...... . .. Community HouRe "The Head Man" ................ Varsity "Forbidden Hours" ...... Norshore "The Lion and the l\l o u ~e" ...... Granada "The Big Killing" ... .. ... . ....... T eatro Evening· During Week Doora Open 6: J0· Show Starta 7 p. m . . PROGRAM STARTING. AUG. 4TH Saturday, Aug. 4tlt Tom ~llx . NEW ATTRACTION 'Present Arms!" is said to be the likely attraction when the \Voods theater opens under the new Shubert management next month. It is a song and dance piece, of course. Doris Patson, Joyce Barbour, and Charles King have been the principals in the New York cast. "Palated Post" "Dog HeaTt>n"-Our Gang Comt>dy "STelgh Bells"-Oswald · Pathe ReTiew Snndny, Aug. ~th Ramon Nol·arro GRANADA S B BRID Aif AT DEVON Aaotbeae Souad Pietue! See and hear the greatest talking picture of them all "A C·tala Youag Maa" "Good Sl'outs" DulltPr Brown Comedy "Nirk NamPs"-Ho(Jge Podge Fox News Dolly News 1\lon · .t. Tues., Aug. e & 7 f'olleen ~foore Dolores Costello in "College Widow" at Community House Dolores Costello will be seen in the Warner Bros. production, "The College Widow," at the Community House next Tuesday night, August 7. This is a brilliant revival of George Ade's stage play and includes in its cast William Collier, Jr., Anders Randolf, Douglas Gerrard. Charles Hill Mailes, Robert Ryan, Big Boy Williams, Grace Gordon, and others. Archie L. Mayo directed. "The College Widow," is a play of college life and tells the story of the daughter of a college president, who revived the fortunes of the school and secured her father's insecure job by recruiting a winning football team by feminine wiles. It is big, and funny, and human, and has been called "the finest football story ever filmed." The last episode of "Trail of the Tiger" will also be shown at the Community House Tuesday. "A bright, fast-moving comedy and Richard's best in months," is one critic's comment on "Easy Come, Easy Go," a picture in which Richard Dix plays the part of an innocent partner of a crook. The picture is booked for the Community f!ouse next Friday, August 10. Dix as a debonair youn~ , bankrupt is innocently taken in by a gentleman crook. He has more grief than the Chicago police trying to square himself with the one-and-only, whose father the bandit has robbed. The support of Nancy Carroll and Charles Sellon is excellent. The Community House also announces a Pathe review and an Aesop Fable picture, "Barnyard Lodge," for next Friday. · "Bapplaea Ahead" "Blondes Beware" Tuxedo Comedy ~t'rt>t>U Snap-Shots Paramount News WednPsdny, Aug. ~th J,. DePnttl "T'Irgln Quet'n"-Grt>at Events "Happy OmPn"-Oddlty Fox News ·~TBB LION AND TBB MOUSE" with LIONEL BARRYMORE ALEC FRANCIS WILLIAM COLLIER, JR. And Many Othera "Baek Pltlvates" Thurs. ct Fri ·· Aug. 9th & lOth Wallae.- llt>uy .t Raymond Hatton "Big KIUiag" "ScornmbiPd Wedding" l'aramount Comedy · "Koko GoP!il Ovt'r"-Koko ·Paramount Nel'\·s Saturday. Aug. 11th Rod J,n Rocq UP A Powerful Drama of Modern Life that Ripa at the Emotiona and has been acclaimed the greatest entertain· ment treat of the century. Stage BENNY MBROFP ia '-6.LOVE SHIPS" SUM¥,ERS & HUNT . "Bold Em Yale" "A Smllt Wins" Our Gnn~~r Compdy Patllf Rel'lfW Fable Sunday, Aug. l!th Karl Dane .t Gt>o. Arthur A· rollicking extravaganza of unadulterated joy. With ZASTRO A: WHITE And Many Othera MOVIETONE NEWSREEL and "Deteedves" "Leapln~ L·ek"-llermald Comedy "A Fair Atralr"-Sportllght Fox News DJlliY News NOVELTlES NEXT WEEK "A s·lt Comes In," "Ladles of the xo·," "Fiee,wlngs," "Hot Heels." Coming 8oon "Ba·o·a," "Heart w Heart," "TeiUq 'lle World," "Kit Carson." NEWSPAPER PLAY "Gentleman of the Press , ., described ". as a rtotous comedy of newspaper life," will open in New York on August 27. Betty Lancaster, Helen Flint Hugh O'Connell, and John Cromweli are in the cast. Russell Crouse, a . newspaper reporter, and husband of Alison Smith, of the New York World dramatic staff, will appear in a minor role.