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56 WILMETTE LIFE June 28, .1929 Teatro del · La1o ' in "No Mm'a Ltml' Shttid·n ROIUl BttWHn Wilmlttl ·nd Kenilworth Ph. Ktnilworth 198o-}g8a MATINEES SATURDAY. SUNDAY · SATURDAY fS SUNDAY Doon Open 1:30 Show Starts at 2 p. m·. Continuous E IJtningl During W"" Doora Optn 6:30 Show St·rt· 7 p. m. J_.ROGUAJf STARTING .JUNE !8 Frltlay, .June !8 (Talking and Sound) 'Reviews · MARY AND DOUG AT WORK At ·the North Bill-o-Fare Saturday, Jnne '!9 "Redskin" . .. . ....... . . Community House "Scandal" ..... . ... . .. .. ....... . .. . Teatro "Coquette" ...... ...... ....... . Norsh«?re "The Spite Marriage" . . . . . . . VarsitY Sunday, June SO "Come Across" . ....... . . . . . ...... Teatro "Coquette" ........ . ... . ......... Norshore :!\Jonduy, July 1 "The Jazz Age" .................. Varsity "Coquette" .. . . . ..... . . .. ....... Norshore "The Man I Love" . . . . Teatro Tuesday, July ! "The Greyhound Limited" .... . . . ..... Community House "The Man t Love" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Teatro "The Jazz Age" . . ....... ...... .. . Varsity "Coquette" .. . . . ... . ....... . .... Norshore \Vetln4'sday, July :l "The Spite Marriage" . ............ Teatro "Weary River" . . . .. . .......... Norshore "His Lucky Day" . . . . . . ..... Varsity Thur!"duy, July 4 "\Veary River" .... . .... .. .. . ... Norshore "His Lucky Day" ................. Varsity "The Spite Marriage" . . ... -:--..... Teatro Friday, July z; "Krafisin" . . . . . ...... Community House "Molly and Me" .................. Teatro "The Glad Rag Doll" . . Varsity "Weary River" ................ Norshore Rehears,als are now under way for the first co-starring production of Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks, "The Taming of the Shrew." The cast is an impressive one, including among others the following: Geoffrey Wardell, English Shakespearian actor as Hortensia; Dorothy Jordan of the Theater Guild as Bianca; Joseph Cawthorne, Broadway favorite as Gremio, and Clyde Cook as the faithful Grumlo. Latlra LaPlante Is Star of "Scandal" . on T eatro Screen Universal's absorbing drama, "Scandal," starring Laura LaPlante, has been booked by the Teatro del Lago for presentation this Saturday, June 29. Adapted for the screen from "The· Haunted Lady," a magazine story by Adela Rogers St. Johns, "Scandal" is said to be one of the most unusual dramas of society filmed in many. seasons. As a story it was widely commented upon, and as a picture it has attained a popular success. The love of a former suitor for ,a happily married woman, at the pinnacle of Santa Barbara's exclusive soc i a I circles, causes the plot situation. "Come Acros.s," talking and sound production, with Jean Hers holt, Charles Chase, Lina Basquette, and Mary Notan, will be the Teatro attraction this Sunday, June 30. "Come Across" is a drama of the underworld. It details the story of a girl who was first a dancer at Coney Island, then the wife of a crook, and later a fugitive from justice . Popular Players in This One Two of screendom's most popular younger players, Mary Brian and Richard Arlen, have the leading roles in the Paramount all-talking picture, "The Man I Love." And Mary Brian's voice is heard for the first time from the screen singing "Celia," the song written especiallv for her. This is the attraction which will entertain at the Teatro two days starting Monday, July 1. Baclanova, the Moscow Art theater prima donna who has had a quick rise to fame on the American screen, has the role of a wealthy society woman in this picture. "Spite Marriage," Buster Keaton's latest starring vehicle, is the film that will be shown at the Teatro on the Fourth o~ July and also on Wednesday, July 3, w1th Buster in his first "dressed up" role. He doesn't wear the usual ragged costumes of the comedian but ?resses in the height of fashion, f~r he 1s a clothes presser who borrows his p~t~ons'. clot~es _in which to pose as a nulhona1re. Sp1te Marriage" is a sound _synchronized film, and Dorothy Sebastian plays the heroine. "Molly and Me," part talking picture featuring Belle Bennett and Joe Brown will be on view at the Teatro Frida; and· Saturday, July 5 and 6. NO WOMEN IN THIS CAST The Tiffany-Stahl company has purchased "Journey's End," sensational New York stage success, for motion pictures, it was announced this week. The plan is to follow the stage version as closely as possible. The cast of the stage play, which js by a new British author, R. C. Sherif, is made up entirely of men. L"Tbe Leatberneek"· WII,JjiAM llOYD. ALAN HALF. and FRED KOHLER "~ft'et the l\fhums" C'hrll\tlt> An Talk It' ('om.-dy Pauamoont Ne"·r;~ Saturday, .June !9 (Talkie and Sonnen JOHN BARRYMORE'S NEXT ". "SCANDAL" LAURA LAPLANTE. JOH~ JJOLES and JANE WINTON "N.-wlywedM f'amp Out" .NewiJWt>ds ('omt>cly "lfovle Nlgbt" Charlie ChaKe f'omt"dY Puthe ReYiew. AeKop's F'ahlt>!! anft Tnplr!! or tht> Day I.!!_ SClD~fl_ Sunday, June 30 (Talkie ancl Sound) iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii: Raviaia Opera and Cone~~ SeYenteenth Season June 22 to September 2 Box Office open 9 :30 A. M. until 10 P. M. daily and Sunday Telephone Highland Park !7!7 "The Marriage Circle" is to be remade with J ohri Barrymore as the married hero, according to a recent announcement from Hollywood. · The film was produced in 1924 by Warner Brothers with Adolphe Menjou, Monte VALLEE BAND IN TALKIES Blue, Florence Vidor and Marie PreRudy Vallee, the sensational band vost in the leading roles. lead.er ballad crooner and saxophonist of the Paramount theater in New York City, comes west soon to begin work on an RKO feature talking picture, it is announced. Jack Stone, who played the infant aviator in "Lilac Time," will have a role in Colleen Moore's "Footlights and Fools." ""COME ACROSS" and J,J'N A BASQUJ:1'TF; "Big Business" Laurel and Hardy Comt>tly "Yankee Dooclle Boy" Sonlf Cartoon Va11 and Scht>nt'~ Singing AC't Dally News and Klnojfram Nc·w!' )Jonday and ToeKday, July 1·~ (Talkie apd Sound) RKF.D HOWJ~S :1'//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////. ""THE MAN I LOVE~' MARY BRIAN and RICHARD ARLEN lfovlttone Revlt>w-VItaphone Aet _ _ __;Paramount Nt>W!I 'Vt>dnesclay and ThurKclay, .July 3·4 (Sound and 1\luslc-) Spt>rlal 'M atln.-e Both Days BUTJ~R KJ-:ATON In 'SPITE MARRIAGE' -----"Crou Country Ron" Collt>lflans All Talklt Klnogram News W·duesday Paramount News ThorRduy }'rlday and Satu'r day, .July i·t (Part Talkie) Delicious Foods 'in a Cheerful Atmosphere You'll find this winning combination in our new restaurant. Pure foods, deliciously prepared and served in a cheery, congenial atmosphere. Comebring the family. '"MOLLY UD ME" DELL ~..n t;NNI~TT and .Jtn~ BROWN "Daflf'y and Burnom"-Talkln~t At't Brox Slstt>rs Singing Ad "Pressing His Suit" Toplrs or thf' Day In Sound Pathe Rnltw In Sound San., Mon. and Tot's., July 7·8·1 (Syn~hronhred) PRETENTIOUS PRODUCTION "On With the Show," said to be the most pretentious production made at the Warner Brothers studio this season, will be the first all-color all-talking, and all-singing feature fitm ever made, according to report from Hollywood. The cast, assisted by a chorus ?f 100, is a brilliant all-star array wh!ch mcludes, Be~ty Compson, Arthur Lake, Sally 0 Ne1ll, Joe E. Brown, Louise Fazenda, Ethel Waters, and others. $1.00 Sun. day Dinner $1.00 "TH F. DETRA 1· AL" J:mn .Jannlnlfs, Gary Cooper auld . J:sther Ralston W.-d., Thar., and Fri., July 10·11·1! (Sinlfln~t. Danrfng and ' Talking) "BR01\DW A Y .MF~LODY" Charles King and Busle Love -COMING SOON"Modern Lon"___jean Husbolt and Charlie Chue; "The Bridge of San Luis Rey"-LIIa Damita and Dun Alvarado; "Coquf'tte"-Mary Pl~k· ford; "Hit Lwc-ky Day"-RegJnald lJtuay; "Hearts In Dlxle"-Stepln Ff"tthlt and All Star Colond ('ast; "The Ldtu"--.J·an F-:agt'ltq "Vnlte of the Clty"-Willard Mark; "A :Man's Man"-Willfam Haines anti Josephine Dunn; "Oftlre Sruntlal" -Phyllis Hanr and Raymond Hattoa; "Geutlemrn of the PreK!l" -Walter Haston; "The Studio :Mwrdu MyKt·ry"-Chut.-r Conklin aad Wamer Oland. L. B. Restaurant and Sandwich Shop Corner Wilmette Ave. and Main St. NEW CAMERA EFFECTS In addition to being entirely in ~echnic9lor, "Sally," the First Natlon~l-Vtta~hone picture s t a r r i n g Manlyn Miller, will also have several n~w and novel camera effects. These w11l be obtained through the use of new German lenses, recently perfected and never before used in this country. '!'~elma Todd has been picked by ~~ll~am S. Hart to star opposite him Open Day and Night m hts first picture after hili return to the movies.