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March 8, 1929 .N I L M E' T T E LIFE 61 TU.E~TIAY l\IARCH 11! Von Stroheim Picture at '· 'Conquest," Timely Norshore This Saturday South Pole Picture, "The Wedding March," previously at T eatro Saturday (lnnoum:ed for the week beginning "Conquest," a romantic modern story which has the aerial exploration of the wastes surrounding the South Pole as its background, i·:; to be the attraction at the Teatro del Lago this Saturday March 9. The production of this picture at a time when two separate air explorations of this area are actually under way give_, "Conquest" a timel~' note that promises a really tremendous film production. ~1onte Blue . tars, H. B. Warner is featured. and Lois \Vi lson plays the lea eli ng fem in in e role. So much ha·:; been said of AI Jot son's "The Singing Fool" that the picture needs no recommendation. It has won the unanimous praise of movie critics in all parts of the countn·. ·'The Singing Fool" come to the Te ;ttro thi·:; Sunday, March 10. European Picture "Loves of Casanova," a photoplay of romantic episodes in the life of Giacomo Casan.ova in eighteenth century Europe, will be presented at the Tcatro del Lago next Monday and Tuesdav. The picture vvas mad·e abroad. \vith many ·s equences in color. han Mosjoukine, .. European matinee idol who played with Marv Philbin in "Surrender," has the ti-tle role. He is supported by a cast which is said to contain more beautiful women than ever before were assembled for dramatic rntertainment in France. Eddie Quillan and Alberta Vauo-hn will be seen in the leading role·t of "Koisy Neighbors." Teatro del Lago picture for next \Vednesday, March 13. A large part of the storv deals with tl~e life of Eddie and his family behmd tl~e footlights while playing a small tune vaudeville circuit. Theodore Rohert'.:;, of cherished memorv is seen in the role of a dignified South~rn gentleman with an uncontrollable temper. "The Shopworn Angel," with Gar\' Cooper and ~ancy Carroll. \: \'ill play b.r two days at the 'l'eatro next week Thursday and Friday. It is a tende; love story of a boy. shy, ba shfu l. honest. and a girl. gay, gidd~·. charming and true, played again ·t the bright background of Broadv,:ay. Gary Cooper '3cores another hit in this film. He has "that" which, for men actors, is the same thing as "it., for vvomen actors. Gary has proved it in many strong parts. but 111 none of his picture:; has he excelled so ·completelv as in "The Shop\'v·orn Angel." ~ March 2 at the Norshore, will be shown at that theater beginning this Saturday, March 9. To repeat our story of last week, the plot of "The Wedding March" is laid in Vienna where live the Prince and Princess Rauffenburg and their son, Prince Nicki. Prince Nicki. is a problem to them. for he gambles, steps ·out with the girls, and acquires debts which his parents have no money to pay. Prince and Princess Rauffenburg contrive to have Nicki marry the lame Corn Plaster king's daughter. The young prince is complacent until, magnificent on his hor se on Corpu:; Christi clav. his e\'es meet the eyes of ~1itzi Sclirammef, daughter o( beer garden o·wners and deeply desired by a horrible butcher. At thi s point the story becomes even more interesting. Eric von Stroheim, who directed the production, has the part of Prince Nicki, and Fay Wray plays Mitzi. George Fawcett has the part of the elder Prince Rauffenburg. The picture has been praised by movie critics for the beauty of its staging and photo~ graphy, excellence of its acting, and the charm of its musical sychronization. "Kvale's Kapers," a fast-stepping stage show with many talented stars and unusual settings, .will be on the Norshore stage next week. At Kvale \Yill preside, assisted by the Jazz Collegians . JUNIOR COGHLAN ·v iRGINIA BRADFORD TOM KENNEDY ."Marked Money" · F JUDAY and SATURDAY :!\lARCH 10·16 JOHN MACK BROWN HUGH ALLEN, JEANETTE T.. OFF, HOR!\RT BOSWORTH "ANNAPOLIS" .·\ eolorful sto-&-y of na,·al llfe by Prof. Royal S. Pease of the U. s. Na,·ai Aeaderny WORLD PREMIERE The world premiere of "Sho~,- Boat," ~ uper-talking production of the fam0us Edna Ferber noYel. combined \\'itl1 the musical hits from the Florenz Ziegfelcl Ne\Y York . tage procluctio·1 of the same story, will be held . March 17 in the Capitol theater, Miami. Fla Filmed Wi'th Aid of U. S. Government COMING "The Singing Fool" l,RESENTED WITH PHOTOPHONE ~· DECORATIVE SCREEN SALE Screens of the most exquisite type. Symphonic in coloring, beauty and feeling, yet priced so low that any one may indulge in a happy, long-time wish. NEW EVANSTON . Tel. University 8580 T onite at 8: IS-Matinee Wed. and Sat. 2: 30 Also Assembling HOQKED RUGS and QUILTS Imported wall papers and chintzesblocked linens. Suggestions and helpful ideas freely given. Inquire about my spopping service-you cannot afford to do without it. KARL WAY PLAYERS A comedy of youth and love With Dorothy Holmes as "Peg." Evening SOc, 7Sc, $1.00. Matinee 3Sc, SOc Bring the children ! Reserve seats by telephone Coming Monday, March 11th MYRTLE WARREN Glenview Borders "LOMBARDI LTD." GLENVIEW Tel. Glenview 203