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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1922 13 PHOTODRAMAS Enclosed Car Show at Lexington-Chicago Co' Automobile sightseers are to be At Neighboring Theaters treated to an "Enclosed Car Show" Chicago's north shore may be con- sidered particularly fortunate in hav- ing metion picture theaters the direc- tors of which are imbued with the purpese of presenting the best pic tures; films that shun trashy themes, and are educational as well as enter- taining. Selecting from a wide range of productions, these managers are en- abled to secure first run films each week direct from Chicago's loop. All productions of especial meyit and acclaim are first shown in the downtown theaters. Next they are issued to the foremost neighborhood theater. The north shore possesses three of these excellent houses, the Adelphi, Hoyburn and Howard. it cannot be said, without certainty of contradiction, that any one of these is the best, for each has its faithful followers and each is conducted after the manner most approved by the dis- {ing of "Blood and Sand," the latest criminating and generally well edu- | celebrated offering of Rodolph Valen- cated citizenship of this community. HOYBURN THEATER Needless to say, the Hoyburn has its customary big week of pictures in the offing. For this Saturday night's movie fan, Manager Sturtevant an- nounces the photodrama of Jack Lon- don's celebrated story, "The Son of the Wolf," also a picturization of "In the Days of Buffalo Bill," the great American history play. The first epi- sode of the serial shows this Satur- day evening, The Hoyburn inaugurates the week, October 16-21, with "My Dad," featur- ing Johnnie Walker, heralded as a 'Devil's Confession," follows on Thurs- splendid drama that is well Tuesday sees the famous Tully Mar- shall in the celebrated farce-comedy, "The Ladder Jinx," with almost the same cast as "Too Much Business." Jane Novak will tug at the heart- strings of the Hoyburnians Wednes- day with the presentation of "The Snowshoe Trail," one of those inter- est-compelling dramas of the great northwest. Thursday and Friday are Katherine MacDonald days. Miss MacDonald is a prime favorite with the Hoyburn audiences. "White Shoulders" is the vehicle. Bryant Washburn plays op- posite the beautiful Katherine. Saturday, October 21, features "The Silent Call," with Strongheart, the dog, which returns to the Hoyburn by request. Strongheart packed the Hoyburn several days last summer and the fans want to see him again in that same picture. The Hoyburn is located on Davis street, Evanston, in the heart of Evanston's shopping district. HOWARD THEATER Henry Newell and Lester Retchin, managers of the Howard, have some excellent productions in store for their patrons in the approaching week. Sunday, October 15, starts the -pro- gram off in impressive fashion with the presentation of Dustin Farnum in "The Yosemite Trail". Monday and Tuesday, October 16 and 17, show "A Fool There Was". "White Shoulders", with Katherine MacDonald, is billed for Wednesday and Thursday, October 18 and 19. "The Valley of Silent Men," a thrill- ! 1 "My Dad" suburban | tino of "Sheik" fame. "Blood and A splendid a well acted. Sand" is accompanied by all the TCE AY ocCT. 17 essential "trimmings," as well as a I > wealth of minor details that will com- TULLY MARBHALY plete the realistic Spanish setting. 1] : "» A novel feature of the presentations The Ladder Jinx | Ray's latest success, "Smudge," and THUR ERI OOTY 020 the newly released production, the KATHERINE MacDONALD ] "White Shoulders" acted. day and Friday. Supported by Bryant Washburn SATURDAY, oCT. 21 I Return by Request 4 "THE SILENT CALL" (to be given by the Lexington-Chicago ing drama of the great northwest, 1s | company at the branch office at 1008 the attraction for Friday and Satur- Davis street, Evanston. day, October 20 and 21. | 2 p "Blood and Sand," with Rodolph The occasion is to be a prior show- Valentino, of "Sheik" fame, comes lo |ing of fine coach building designed and the Howard on Sunday, October 22, built by the craftsmen of Lexington. to remain four days. | The days are October 14 through Augmenting the excellent picture October 92. programs, a daily feature at the Howard is the Orchestra Supreme, | James Thatcher, conductor. THEATRE 615 Davis St., Evanston The Howard Grand Organ, Anita Sadler and Betty Gish, organists, fits MATINEES 2 & 4 EVENINGS 7 &9 NEXT WEEK in perfectly with the general program MONDAY, OCT. 16 scheme. JOHNNIE WALKER in The Howard is located on Howard avenue, Chicago, at the Northwestern "L' station. ADELPHI THEATRE Sunday, Monday and Tuesday of next week are to be special feature occasions at the Adelphi with the com- A very good Farce-Comedy--almost the same cast as in "Too Much Business." WEDNESDAY, JANE NOVAK in "The Snowshoe Trail" A Drama of the Great Northwest vill be the appearance of Floyd Carder, soloist, who will sing the "Toreador." The Adelphi Symphonic Ensemble, James O. Kozak, conductor, will lend effective atmosphere to the presenta- tions with the renditions of especially selected compositions. Wednesday will be shown Charles OCT. 18 WITH STRONGHEART, THE DOG Mrs. Thomas F. Mahon Wishes to announce that she has opened a QUALITY BAKE SHOP at 1305 Chicago Avenue near Dempster Street Evanston Producing only high grade BREAD, ROLLS, CAKES, PIES, and some cooked foods and salads. A visit to our shop will convince you. PHONE EVANSTON 1774 HcSeott fhm Undertaker I am now in business for myself, conducting the ONLY undertaking estab- ishment in Wilmette. Conscientious service is my motto. 1124 Central Avenue WILMETTE No longer with the Western Phone Wilmette 654 H The House of Harmony D DAILY MA INEE N. W. ""L" Sta. at Howard St. Friday and Saturday, Oct. 13-14 Lionel Barrymore mn | "The Face in the Fog" :| Sunday, Oct. 15 Dustin Farnum mn "The Yosemite Trail" Monday and Tuesday, Oct. 16-17 "A FOOL THERE WAS" Wednesday and Thursday, (Oct. 18-19 WHITE SHOULDERS" Friday and Saturday, Oct. 20-21 "THE VALLEY OF SILENT MEN" Adelphi Theatre SAM. ATKINSON Managing Directors 7074 N. CLARK ST. At Estes Ave. Saturday, October 14th LIONEL BARRYMORE NORTH SHORE In "The Face in the Fog" \Gp,)\ AND Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, Oct. 15,16,17 SPECIAL ADELPHI PRESENTATION RODOLPH VALENTINO in "BLOOD AND SAND" SPECIAL MUSIC by John O. Kozark and the Adelphi Symphony Ensemble Wednesday, Oct. 18th CHAS. RAY mn» "SMUDGE" Thursday and Friday, Oct. 19 and 20 "DEVIL'S CONFESSION" Convenience In Chicago the North Shore Line takes you to the Loop ---convenient to hotels, theaters and business houses---or straight through to Woodlawn. to all parts of the city. The frequency of train service eliminates schedule complications and long waiting. You are assured a prompt arrival at your destination. orth Shore Line Fast Limited Trains for Chicago leave Winnetka every Express trains to Chicago, stopping at Loop Stations convenient to Hotels, Theaters, De- partment Stores and Business Houses, leave Winnetka every thir:y minutes. Chicago North Shore & Milwaukee Railroad Winnetka Ticket Office Elevated connections hour from 6:41 a. m. to 1:41 a. m. Baggage Checked to All Points on the Line. Elm Street