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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1922 1 PHOTO DRAMAS THE NEW EVANSTON Clyde E. Elliott, managing director of The New Evanston Theater, has announced the personnel of "The Ev- anston Ensemble," an orchestra of celebrated artists which he is creat- ing for the theatre. Selection of the members of this group is being made by Walter Blau- fuss, composer, orchestra conductor, and distinguished musician, and Mr. Elliott. Mr. Blaufuss and Mr. Elliott were associated some years ago when the musician was director of the or- chestra at Orchestra Hall in Chicago and Mr. Elliott was the manager. Music at the New Evanston Theatre will be under the general direction of Mr. Blaufuss. James Kozak, who has been with Mr. Blaufuss for the last year, will be conductor of the local group. He has been connected with the Rivoli theatre of New York city, as assistant to Hugo Riesenfeldt. Mr. Kozak opened Asher's Roosevelt theatre where he was associated with Mr. Blaufuss for a year. "Others under contract," announces Mr. Elliott, "are the following artists: Ernest Wiley, now a member ot the Chicago Symphony Orchestra; John Zwieful, at present with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra; Henry Hof- meester, principal cellist with the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra under Eugene Ysaye; Alfred Buelwitz, mem- ber of the New York Symphony Or- chestra for two seasons, with the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra for three seasons, and well known in Chi- cago. "It is readily seen that this en- semble is of the very highest artistic value," Mr. Blaufuss reports. "This is absolutely necessary in order that a picture may be properly cued as to the various atmospheric situations and scenes which demand that members of the ensemble be musicians who produce music of the masters az well as music of the day. "We propose to render selections from Tschackowsky, Rachmaninoff, Bach, Beethoven, Herbert, and Wag- ner," he explained. "These are com- posers whom Evanstonians under- stand, appreciate, and demand." "This group will have a class and distinction measuring up to the north shore's ideal," Mr. Elliott added. "Miss Charlotte Allen, recently of Orchestra Hall, will preside at the Wurlitzer grand organ, which is be- ing installed now in the theatre. This organ, purchased at a great expense, the most costly one in any theatre between Chicago and Milwaukee, is of the same type as those in the New McVicker's theatre and the Chicago theatre." HOWARD THEATRE Cinema activities at the Howard for next week will begin Sunday, December 17, with the showing of "The Boss of Camp Four," starring Charles Jones. Monday and Tuesday, December 18 and 19 will see at the Howard 'The Light In the Dark." December 20 and 21 brings "June Madness" as the mid-week feature at- traction, while Friday and Saturday, December 22 and 23, will wilness Strongheart, famous movie canine, in action in his latest success, "Brawn of the North." "Holiday attractions at the Howard have been announced as follows: Christmas Day and Tuesday, De- cember 28, "While Justice Waits;" Wednesdav and Thursday, December 27 and 28, "Enter Madame;" Friday and Saturday, December 29 and 30, Lewis Stone in "The Dangerous Age;" New Year's Day and January 2 "From Rags to Riches." HOYBURN THEATRE Next week's Hoyburn program be- gins with the "return engagement" of "Smilin" Through," starring Norma Talmadge. The picture will show only on Monday afternoon and evening and is given under auspices of the Service guild of the First Methodist church, Evanston. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, December 19, 20 and 21 bring the film interpretation of the famous drama, "In the Name of the Law." Starred in this picture of mother love and father love, are Ralph Lewis, former student at Northwestern university; Johnnie Walker, Claire McDowell, Ella Hall and others. It is character- ised as "a glowing tribute to the police of the city and country." Frank Mayo holds the limelight on Friday, December 22, with his latest success, "The Flaming Hour." On Saturday, December 23, Gladys Walton will be the attraction in "A Dangerous Game." Saturday's bill also included Episode 11 of "Days of Buffalo Bill." Early future productions at the Hoy- burn include "Nanook of the North," "The Deerslayer," "Brawn of the North," with Strongheart, "When Knighthood was in Flower," and "The Kentucky Derby.' ADELPHI THEATRE Newell and Retchin, owners of the Howard and Adelphi theaters, are giving patrons of the latter playhouse some 'special values" from the film market these winter days, as next From Xmas Suggestions Pool's appreciated. For Xmas Gifts that are always Silk Hosiery Wool Hosiery Carriage Boots Boudoir Slippers Rhinestone Slipper Ornaments Cut Steel Slipper Ornaments Silver Slippers Hosiery Handsomely Boxed S. Pool week's program readily indicates. Saturday December 16, shows "Pawned" with Tom Moore and Edith Roberts in the leading roles. The story is by the author of "The Miracle man." Sunday's attraction is "In the Name of the law." Monday and Tuesday programs fea- ture Lewis Stone in an interest-com- pelling drama termed "The Danger- ous Age," and the bills for Wednesday and Thursday, December 20 and 21, will bring the incomparable Wallace Reid in "The Ghost Breaker." An early offering in Adelphi futures is "Rich Men's Wives," starring the gilli Ed favorite, House Peters. HowarD DAILY MATINEE . L' Sta., at Howard St. SATURDAY, DEC. 16 "The Kentucky Derby" With Reginald Denny SUNDAY, DEC. 17 CHAS. JONES in "The Boss of Camp Four" Mon. and Tues., Dec. 18 and 19 E. K. Lincoln and Hope Hamp- ton in "The Light in the Dark™ Wed. and Thurs., Dec. 20 and 21 June Madness" FRIDAY, DEC. 22 "Brawn of the North" "Broken Chains" to Show At Chicago Theatre Soon "Broken Chains," the season's great- est achievement in the screen world, will have its Chicago premier at Bal- aban and Katz palatial Chicago The- atre the week starting January 1, ac- cording to an announcement made by the Goldwyn corporation. This is the moving picture which won the first prize of $10,000 in the scenario contest held under the aus- pices of the Chicago Daily News, in which over 32,000 aspiring writers competed for prizes aggregating $30, 000 and which was won by Miss Wini- HOYBURN THEATRE 615 Davis St., Evanston MATINEES 2 and 4 Evenings 7 and9 NEXT WEEK MONDAY, DEC. 18 Return Showing NORMA TALMADGE in ' "SMILIN' THROUGH' Auspices of the Service Guild First Methodist Church, Ev- anston. : Tues.-Wed.-Thur., Dec. 19-20-21 "IN THE NAME OF THE LAW" A plicture of mother love and father love that will make your heart swell with love for the homefolks. Cast includes: Ralph Lewis, for- mer student at Northwestern, Johnnie Walker, Claire McDow- ell, Ella Hall and others. This Picture is a Glowing Tribute to the Police of our City and Country¥ FRIDAY, DEC. 22 FRANK MAYO IN 'The Flaming Hour" SATURDAY, DEC. 23 GLADYS WALTON IN "A DANGEROUS GAME" "Days of Buffalo Bill"? 21 fred Kimball, a heretofore unknown author whose home is in the isolated town of Apalachicola, Florida. The direction is by Allen Holubar, one of the best known directors in filmdom and Goldwyn has assembled a superlative cast including winsome Colleen Moore, Malcolm McGregor, the New Jersey youth who renounced a million dollar fortune to become a film actor, Claire Windsor, Ernest Torrence, Beryl Mercer, Edward Peil, William Orlamond, James Marcus, Gerald Pring, Leo Willis and a host of others. (NEWELL & RETCHIN) DELPH THEATRE 7074 N. 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