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September 6, 1934 WILMETTF tIFF I.wft h th WILMETE FILM DEEPLY MOVING "Sorreli and Son" Stars H. B. Warner in Taiking Screen Version of Widely Read Novel Eyes of Wilmette theater patrons will glisten at the fine portrayal of father love by H. B. Warner in the "taîkie" version of "Sorreli and Son,' Warwick Deeping's celebrated story, whicih shows Thursday, Friday and Saturday of this week. Warner, whc also starred in the sulent film versior of the novel several years ago, agair plays the role of Stephen Sorreli. In the "taîkie" version, produced by British and Dominions, one of the most beautiful stretches of Englisli countryside is filmed-in the beari of the Cotswold bills. The excellent photograpby which distinguishes the production is the work of Cyril Bristow, one of England's foremost cinematographers. 1Another highlight of "Sorrell and Son" is Hugh Williams' excellent characterization of Kit S o r r e (Stèphen's son).. His ability in thal role won him a contract with Fox. Show New Detective Story Sunday and Monday, September 9 and 10, the film version of Dashieli Hammett's latest and greatest de- tective mystery, "The Thin Man," will thrill at the Wilmette theater. And one of the best of screen detectives, William Powell, plays the leading role, with lovely Myrna Loy as lis leading lady. Different from ah other detective filmns, "The Thin: Man" is probably the' most grîpping and exciting picture that has reached the screen' recently, yet it teems with smart dialog and sparkling humor. Maureen O'Sullivan heads the sup- porting cast. Other brilliant players are Minna Gombell, Nat Pendieton, Porter Hall, Henry Wadsworth, Wil- liam Henry and Natalie Moorhead. Here' Draina of Divorce How differently divorced parents consider their children's welfare is dramatïajly depicted in "His Great- est Gamnble," RKO-Radio Picture starring Richard Dix at the Wilmette theater Tuesday and Wednesday, September Il and 12. In "His Greatest Gamble,"' a di- vorce court awards 8-year-old Alice to Florence Eden. Her father, Philip, steals her fromn under the motber's eyes- to prevent bier from being, reared- a snob. Dad and daughter's bliss is interrupted by. a crime which sends Philip to jail for fifteen years, and the girl is recovered by the mother. Under Florence's care, Alice is systematically molded into a wcak- willed debutante. Philip breks jail to come to ber aid in a pathos-packed climax. Jo. E. Brown Livs Hie Rob. With, all its. colo,, its action, its blare and, beraldry, the circus-both as seen in the ring'and as lived be- hind the tent drops-wil be. shown on the screen, of the Wilmette theater, where Joe E., Brown will appear in the First National picture, "The 'Circus Clown," on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, September, 13, 14 and 15. One of the greatest comedians in the history of filmdom, who has actually lived 'the life hie depicts, for Joe E. Brown ýWas 'a circus acrobat as a boy, B-ern hasuee.n given a Amusement ekrI Comm unit y Theater* Varsity, Navy Show rto Reopen Friday Packs Punch, Thrills Sttirt 4-Day JVeeks Battleships and dirigibles formn the r tatigbackground of "Here Cornes the Winnetka Friday, September 7, tbe Navy," one of the best films ever to WinntkaCommunity theater will star jimmv Cagney, showing at tbe present motion picture programns four Varsity tbeater e days each week. Friday and Satur- Friday, S a t u r- fBox sday shows will be selected for their day and Sunday, Fi. f suitability . for family groups includ- 2ing the older children. Tuesday and ~ . September 7, 8 Wednesday performances will be in- and 9. Thrills. A augurated in response to many re- punches, and cli- Iquests for programs of interest to m a x pounding - aduts uonclimax -1 "Wild Cargo" hias been selected for ; aIl this 1endils Ithe opening feature and will be shown alptth Friday and Saturday, September 7 drama that will 46 Iand 8. The strangest of aIl profes- ke h ast esions hias been made the basis for kptsheVaritv i "Wild Cargo," with the junigles of poratrnseang AIs tthe Far East its background and Jimy 00 fthoward ery tFrank Buck the businessman. Mr. itr.Bt ilgadprom tBuck takes orders from circus, zoo tr.Bohdao adprom 1 or arnial fr àlost nyth ZOOi ances are crisp and snappy, as well tthe zoological field. This time he a h ieto yLodBcn 1brings back alive an orang-utan, t aIl starts wben Jimmy Cagney, a 1a rare Inidian miaIe rhinoceros, a pair riveter, sets out to satisfy a grudge tof spotted leopards and some sixty agaiflst petty officer Pat O'Brien by 1 or seventy other living tbings from joining the navy and later O'Brien's tthe deepest jungles. Mr. Buck proves ship. The war is on when Jimmy falis there are nîo secrets in bis line by in love with the officer's sister, Gloria showiîig 0o the screen just how it's Stuart. The real thrill cornes after aIl done. Jimmy is transferred to the aircraft The film that tbousands of people division and meets bis enemy O'Brien throughout the country have asked who's in a sad predicament. That's Will Rogers to inake cornes to the one of the many reasons for seeing Comniunity theater Tuesday and this film-and anotber is Frank Mc- W\ednesday. September Il and 12. Hugli who adds to tbe fun as Jimmy's It is "David Harum," and bas tbe iBuddy fanious star in what is Isaid to be theI Most fitting role of bis entire career. CHILD IS VERSATILE As the shrewd borse-trader in Ed- EibFlos h erodsa war Noes estotts nvel Roerswho supports Richard Dix in- "His lias every opportunity to portray the talets wich ave aine bimtheGreatest Gamble," is bigbly versatile. ~ title of America's foremost bumorist- She sings in five languages, reaches philosopher. high "F" with littie effort, dances the ________________ballet and the dances of eigbt different 1 nations, and bias appeared in eigbty-five CALLED TO ENGLAND motion pictures. Although English by birtb, H. B. Wariier had neyer been, inside a Brit- ish film studio before be was* called to England on forty-eigbt hours' no- tice last faîl to recreate- the role of Stephen Sorrell in British and Do- minionîs' "taîkie" version of Warwick J Deeping's celebrated novel, "Sorrell AliY1W 1 and Son." Evanton-UNI. 8M0 A open Dol at 1: 30 full sway, and, supported by an ex- Show Continuous t. 12 Midmigli' Th ceptionally capable company,, includ- TOday <Thuya..) Last Day ing the entire cast of the AI G.RIH D Barnes circus, hie bri ngs to bisRIHARDS i audience a screamingly funny comedy B RH L ESn that is replete with love. interest, "IflUdfllht "bi 'tbrills and action, and wbich at times »Y"NnRuynwt bias, touches of pathos that stop the y annRuy wt laughter with a bint of tears.An Doa-HlnCale 1Patricia Ellis plays the leading Fr1., Sat, Sun.,SeWt. 78-i feminine role opposite Joe. JAMES CAGNEY PAT O'BRIENini ýCOMMUNITY 6 'THEATRE.WI(NTK vth. Gloria Stuart FRID)AY - SATURDAY an the HU léi SEPT. 1-8audt.U.S It FRANK RUCK'S Saturdlay Matin". OUIY! "WIL ARGO"Aimothor Thriflling - SAY«WEDNESDAY "h o ldv SEPT. 11-12 witE. Buck Joues WILL ROGERS -COMING SOON- &&A I H « M lWiD Rogers in "we "DVD AUM Hdy Andy" .e Evenings at 7I&*9SP. M. W. C. Fiel&. in le Matinee Sat. 3:30 "Te.OId FasEioned Way" O @&P.s25 Chlldren 10e uo uopen B.Bal-Su Nl4mmat Ig30 p..ý Show at s"W Pm. Doons Open Week Bars at 9-445p. m., show mt li P. M. xorne. closes frein Mon. ta 1. t 9:45 p.m. Bat and Sumimys at l10fflpé. kults, 25c-C.lRem lO Thurs., Fei., Sat.. Sept. 6-7-S H. B. WARNER in Iomn lani Son", >o Walt Disn.ysi SiIIy Symphony -THE WISE LITTLE HEN" Sat. Mat. "The Lost Jungle" Sun., Mon., Sept. 9-10 Tues., W.d.. Sept. 11-12 Richard Dix in "Hm Gvtot Gamble"l, Iso Com.dy, Travelogu. News Iwurs., Fei., Sot.. Sept. 13-1 4-15 Sun., sept. 16 Lew Ayres in "S1he Leames Mon., Tues., Sept..-18 clive Brook in .et'ls Tay Agalu' COMING ,SOONý )g Over Frisco" .... Bette Devi *'re Rich Again" Marian Nixo ore Cornes the Navy" J. 'Cagnei fHurnn ondage', ...Leslie Howard, Bette Davi I 'y is Sëptember 6,.19J4 WILMET'TE L'IPE