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April 26,·· 1929 WILMETT·E LIFE "The -Last Warning" · Reginald Denny in on T eatro Screen; Bill-o-Fare Principal Role· of · Desert Film Next .....__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _, Picture at Varsity "The Last Warning," first talking Saturday, April !!7 ' "The Last Warning" .... . ..... . .. Teatro "The Singing Fool" .... Community House "Close Harmony" ... ... . . . . ..... Norshore "Clear the Decks" ............. . . Varsity Sunday, April 28 "Close Harmony" .. . ........... Norshore "Desert Nights" .. . ............... Teatro Monday, April 29 "On Trial" .................... . .. Varsity "Desert Nights" ........ . ...... . .. Teatro "Close Harmony" ............. . Norshore .. !ues.~aY,, April SO · What a Ntght ...... Commumty House "Close Harmony" ..... .... . .... Norshore "The Shady Lady" ................ Teatro "On Trial" ... . ................ ..... Varsity Wednesday, 1\Iay 1 "Close Harmony" .............. Norshore "The Shady Lady" ............. . .. Teatro "On Trial" .. . . . .... , ..... . ....... Varsity TIIUrsday, 1\Iay 2 "The Dummy" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Varsity "Close Harmony" .............. Norshore "Redskin" .. . .................. . .. Teatro Friday, 1\fay 3 Beauty and the Beast "White Shadows in the South Seas" . ... Louis W olheim and PhyUis Haver .. . .... : . ;, . .. . ... .... . .. Community House Redskm . . ... .............. . ... . Teatro form a .sort of beauty and the bea'st "Close Harmony" .... . . . ....... Norshore combination in Miss Haver's new "The Dummy" ......... .......... Varsity ·· picture to be pre'sented at the Teatro del Lago, is now showing at that theater. An added attraction for the matinee th-is Saturday, April 27, wilt' be· Rin-Tin-Tin in "The Million Dollar Collar." Portraying vividly the terrors of the sun-baked sands of the desert, John Gilbert's latest Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer picture, \Yith synchronized score and sound effects, wi11 be at the Teatro Sunday and Monday, April 28 and 29. Mary Nolan and Erne'st Torrence appear in prominent supporting roles. The story, which opens in the grim and death-invested regions of South Africa, is based on the sensational and daring robbery of a diamond mine. .. Pathe starring feature, "The Shady 'Lady," which comes to the Teatro del Lago Tuesday and Wednesday, April 30 and May 1. Havana is the locale of the story. Robert Armstrong plays opposite Mis's Haver as a carefree American soldier of fortune who bec~mes embroiled in the operations of W olheim, master mind of a band of gun runners. "Redskin," the new Richard Dix epic of the West, will open a three day engagement at the Teatro Thursday, May 2: Beautiful scenic backgrounds are revealed in all their true color and heauty in this unusual film. The hilh and valleys of the Indian country are reproduced for the screen just as the eye sees them in nature, and the powerfully gripping story, true to Indian traditions and custom s, unfold'.; in this na tive setting. Gladys Belmont plays the part of the Indian maiden, with whom Dix falls in love. leading players are Charles "Buddy" Rogers and Nancy Carroll, (which, in itself, is a recommendation for any picture.) The story told is of a boy who is a born band leader. He wants to get ahead, but is held back by fell circumstance until a girl who has struggled through the same brand of hard times he's b~cking, and has landed on on top, reaches out and gives him a hand. "\Vedding Bells" is to be the Norshore stage show for the . coming week, with At Kvale and the Jazz Collegians featured. MORE NEWS OF THE THEATER ON PAGE 68 "Clear the D.ecks," with . Reginald Denny in the leadi.ng role, will be presented at the Varsity theater in Evanston this Saturday, April 7. Mis~aken identity plays an important part tn the outcome of the plot. Denny plays an obliging fellow who takes a health cruise to save his pal from being disinherited. Complications set in with the nurse hired for the invalid, an irrelevant necklace, and love at first sight. Pauline Frederick, who has been playing for many weeks at the Cort theater, Chicago, in "The Scarlet Woman," will be seen and heard on the Varsity screen in "On Trial" Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, April 29 and 30 and May 1. The picture, "On Trial," is from the play by Elmer Rice. The important role of the little daughter is taken by Vondell Darr. Lois Wilson has a number of important scenes in the closing reels. Bert Lytell plays the part of her husband. Richard Tuck_er, as the prosecuting attorney, and 1ason Robards, as the attorney for the defense, make their parts sta,ld out pleasingly. "The Dummy," with Ruth Chatterton, Frederic March, Richard Tucker, and others. is to be the Varsity offering for Thursday and Friday, May 2 and 3. This film is a melodramatic account of how the kidnapers of a poor little rich girl were tracked to th~ir lairs through the acumen of a smart grownup detectivr, whose assisting genius was none other than a rem!;lrkably fortunate little boy who wanted to be a detective and whose prayers were answered when he was yet young. Zasu Pitts and Jack Oakie are in the picture for the purposes of comedy. 'T eatro de·J Lalo :· in "No Jla·t .Ltml· &hnitla RotUI BttWifn Wilmttte · mtl K.tnilu;orth Ph. Kenilworth 398~-3981 MATINEES SATURDAY, SUNDAY SATURDAY 8 SUNDAY Doon Open 1:30 Show Starts at 2 p. m., Continuou Euming· Druing W Hi Door· Open 6:30 Show Sttutl 7 p. m. PROGRAl\1 STARTING APRIL 15 Thurs., Fri., Sat., April li·!t·l7 3-Days--a Second Anniversary Week LAURA LaPLANTE 6161 'rbeLastWualag" All Talkie "At the Dentist's" George LeMaire All Talkie Paramount Ne'\\'8 -Added AttractionSaturday Matinee Only Rln Tin Tin In "THE MILLION DOLLAR COLLAR" Pathe Review and Aesop's Fables Sun. and 1\lon., April !8-!t JOHN GILBERT and MARY NOLAN "DESERT NIGHTS" In Sound "The Lion's Roar"--Jimmy Burke All Talkie "Wig-gle Your Ears" Our Gang Comedy In Sound Dally News and Klnogram News Paramount News 1\londay Tues., Wed., April 30, and llay 1 PHILLIS HAVER and LOUTS WOLHEIM Youth, Action, Romance Feature Norshore Movie "Youth action, comedy, romance, thrown again st a theater background and breathing the atmosphere of the footlight s." That was the way a leading Chicago movie critic describe.c~ "Close HarmonyJ" the Xorshore theater attraction for the week beginning this Saturday, April 27. The picture is all tatking, and is full of music and good dialogue. And the ""Tbe Shad)' Lad)"' -NOW PLAYING- AI Kvale and His Jazz Collegians iu Talking Drama, COMMUNITY HOUSE SATURDAY, APRIL 27. "BEAUTY SHOP BLUES" "THE BELLAMY TRIAL" Leatrice Joy -SATURDAY- AL JOLSON BETTY BRONSON 6161 Tbe Singing Fool" TUESDAY, APRIL 30 All Talking Romance CHARLES "BUDDY" ROGERS and NANCY CARROLL DEBE DANIELS NEIL HAMILTON 6161 "CLOSE HARMONY" in ---- WHAT A Also SnJHly NIGHT~' Comedy ~fnrDuff -On the Stage- FRIDAY, MAY 3 MONTE BLUE RAQUEL TORRES 6161 ALKVALE and His Jazz Collegians in Wbite Shadows in tbe South Seas" From the book by Frederick O'Brien "WEDDING BELLS" EXTRA Musical Gems NORSHORE THEATER Symphony Orchestra . Orchestral Accompaniment VIA P._~TOTONE · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · REGINAW DENNY · . · · ""Clear tbe Deck" · · · ·········· ID · Saturday, April 27 Mon., Tues., Wed., April29, 30-May 1 ALL TALKING PICTURE uoN TRIAL" Pauline Fredricks Bert Lytell · · · · · · · · · · I ...........·" 61 Thurs., Fri., May 2, 3 AU TALKING PicrullE · 'J:HE DUMMY" · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · In Sound and 'Talkie "Newlywed" In Sot'h·ty" Newlyweds Comt>dy "Topics of the Day" Patht· Talkie "J,umbt'r Jaek8" OswaM Cartoon Jn Sound Paramount News Tuesday 1\inogram News 'Vednesday Thur~., Fri., Sat., May 2·3·4 3-Days-.'J RICHARD . DIX 61 "REDSKIN" In Xtthmtl Cnlor and Sound "f:»o"t 1 Uortt>m" Rilly llooley Come(ly All Talkie Saturday J>atht· Hni«-w nnd Atsop's Fables SutHlnJ", 1\fay 5 "IT CAN"f RE DONE" All 'falkle Sue Carol atul Glen Tryon 1\foJt. and Tut·s., lfay 8·7 "J,ADY OF 'fill: PAVEl\IENTS" Singing Sound Lupe Velez Wetl. an(l Thurs., 1\lay 8·9 "AJ,IAS Jll\11\IY VAJ,ENTINE" In Sound antl Talkie 'VIlllum Haines Fri. ancl Sat., 1\lay 10·11 "THE DUMl\IY" All Talkie Ruth Cllatterton -COl\UNG SOON"1'he Wolf Song," Lupe Velez and Gary Coop~r; "The Trail of 98," Dolores Del Rio; "Clear the Deckl' Reginald Denny; "Close Harmony," Nant'y Carroll and Buctdy Rogers; "Chinatown Nights," Wallace Beei'J' and FlorenC'e VIdor; .:Geraldine;" Eddie Quillan and Marion ' Nixon; "The Cohens and Kelleys in At· lantlc City," George Sidney aa4 · 1\fack Swain; "Tiae Wolf ot Wall Street," George BaneTOtt; "Tile Bellamy Trial," Betty Bronson ·