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--~-- WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER R5, 1922 Ee -- 13 PHOTO DRAMAS ADELPHI THEATRE The Adelphi Theatre, 7074 N. Clark street, in Rogers Park, now under the direction of Newell and Retchin, pro- prietors of the Howard Theatre, and under the personal management of C. H. Cadwallader, is arranging pro- grams of exceptional worth for north shore theatergoers. An instance of the splendid attrac- tions booked at the Adelphi for the immediate future is the announcement that the program on Sunday, Novem- ber 26, will be headed by the inim - table Tom Mix in his recent success "Do and Dare." "The Sin Flood" shows at the Adelphi on Monday and Tuesday, No- vember 27 and 28 and Wednesday's presentation will include the excel lent photoplay, "Anna Ascends," star- ring Alice Brady. Thanksgiving Day will find the Adelphi prepared to offer a special holiday bill that should attract crowd- ed houses. "Without Compromise," featuring Dustin Farnum, is the prin- cipal number on the film program. The picture for December 1 and 2 1s "A Light in the Dark." Attractions booked for early Decem- ber include "Brawn of the North" and "The Kentucky Derby." HOWARD THEATRE Newell and Retchin's Howard Theatre starts off Thanksgiving week with ostentation in the presentation of the picturization of that famous classic "The Prisoner of Zenda." The film will show for four days, closing out on the eve of Thanksgiving Day. Tom Mix will provide interest at the Howard on Thanksgiving Day with his "Arabia," a film that is creat- ing favorable comment throughout the motion picture world, where it is con- sidered the famous cinema actor's most spectacular endeavor. Evening dresses and dinner gowns, indications of the Thanksgiving season Evanston when it is hard and please your fingers. S10 CHICAGO AVENUE Evanston, Ii. Choose Macaroons serve at your gatherings. You'll relieve yourself of a lot of worry you choose Seidel's macaroons or lady- Your grocer has them! Grocers or Lady Fingers-- to decide on what to guests immensely if The Home of | Good Baking EL PHONE EVANSTON 1200 FAMOUS FOR MACAROONS & LADY FINGERS eer ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Constance Talmadge will claim the undivided attention of Howard pa- trons on Friday and Saturday, De- cember 1 and 2, in her latest screen classic, "East is West," the play made famous a year ago by Miriam Doyle, and which enjoyed a lengthy engage- ment in a Chicago loop playhouse. Many persons who have seen this pic- ture declared it to be far superior to the stage production, characterizing it as "a sensation on the stage eclipsed on the screen." It is in eight reels. HOYBURN THEATRE Milton Sills and Florence Vidor launch the Thanksgiving week offer- ings at the Hoyburn. "Skin Deep" is the vehicle for these popular stars and will be shown on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, November 27, 28 and 29. It is a Thomas H. Ince produc- tion endorsed by the American Legion. Thanksgiving Day will find Colleen Moore prepared to provide genuine en- tertainment with, "Affinities," a Mary Roberts Rinehart story said to be "full of fun from start to finish." shows at the Hoyburn, beginning at Earle Williams holds sway on Fri- 2 p. m. day, December 1, 1n "You Never Know," and Mabel Ballin is the at- traction for Saturday, December 2, in the very interesting presentation "Married People." The eighth epi- sode of the "Days of Buffalo Bill" serial is scheduled for the same pro- gram. Last week's National Book Week The House of Harmony HOWARD DAILY MATINEE . "L" Sta., at Howard St. Saturday, Nov. 25, Charles Jones 'Bells of San Juan' Sunday, Monday, Tues. and Wed. Nov. 26, 27, 28, 29. 'The Prisoner of Zenda' with Priscilla Dean Thursday, Nov. 30 Tom Mix 'Arabia' Friday and Saturday, Dec. 1 and 2 Constance Talmadge 'East is West' (NEWELL & RETCHIN) ADELPH THEATRE 7074 N. Clark St. Thanksgiving Day will see continuous Phone Rogers Park 1039 Saturday, Nov. 25 "Wilderness of Youth" with Harry Morey and Virginia Pearson Sunday, Nov. 26 TOM MIX "DO AND DARE" Monday and Tuesday, Nov. 27.28 "THE SIN FLOOD" Wednesday, Nov. 29 ALICE BRADY "ANNA ASCENDS" Thursday, Nov 30 "Without Compromise" Friday and Saturday, Dec. 1 and 2 "A Light in the Dark" | showings at the Hoyburn proved ex- the Evanston playhouse. 615 Davis; St, Evanston N MATINEES 2 and 4 Evenings 7 and 9 tremely popular with the patrons of THEATRE NEXT WEEK Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Nov. 27, 28, 29. Thomas H. Ince's Production Endorsed by the American Legion "SKIN DEEP" . with Milton Sills and Florence Vidor Thursday, November 30 THANKSGIVING DAY Continuous Show 2 to 11 P. M. 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