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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1922 13 PHOTO DRAMAS | ; : HOYBURN THEATRE Christmas Day at the Hoyburn theater will be the occasion of the showing of the "most-talked-of photo- play in filmdom," eniitled, "Nanook of the North." There will be continuous performan- ces at the Hoyburn on Christmas Day beginning at 2 o'clock p. m. In addi- tion to the feature attraction there will be a Harold Lloyd comedy and some holiday specialties. The Christmas Day program will continue over Tuesday and Wednes- day. On Thursday and Friday, December 28 and 29, will be seen the latest Charles Ray success, "Alias Julius Caesar." Saturday's program at the Hoyburn will be "Good Men and True," star- ring Harry Carey, Tully Marshall, Noah Beery, Vola Vale and Thomas Jefferson. On Saturday morning beginning at 9:30 o'clock there will be another of those immensely popular Morning Shows for children. This time the picture will be "Babes in the Wood." A souvenir will be given to every child attending. The first show is at 9:30 o'clock and the second at 11 o'clock. HOWARD THEATRE Ethel Clayton will delight the Ho- ward audiences next Sunday in her latest success, "If I Were Queen." Christmas Day and Tuesday, Decem- ber 26, will be featured by the show- ing of "While Justice Waits." Wednesday and Thursday, Decem- ber 27 and 28, will bring "Enter Ma- dame," and Friday and Saturday pro- grams find Lewis Stone in the stellar role in "The Dangerous Age." The film for Sunday, December 31 is "Sage Brush Trail." New Year's Day and Tuesday, Jan- uary 2, bring "From Rags to Riches," to the Howard. A film of unusual attractiveness will be shown at the Howard on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, December 8, 9 and 10. The title is "The Young Rajah." ADELPHI THEATRE "Arabia," latest of the Tom Mix super-excellent productions, will be the feature attraction at the Adelphi Theater Sunday, December 24. Christmas Day and Tuesday, Decem- ber 26, will be unusually happy oc- casion for Adelphi patrons with Thomas Meighan billed in "The Man 'Who Saw Tomorrow." Another of the favorite men of the screen is booked for the Adelphi on Wednesday and Thursday of Christ- mas week. He is none other than House Peters. This time in "Rich Men's Wives." Future attractions at the Adelphi are announced as follows: Gloria Swanson in "The Impossible Mrs. Belew," John Barrymore in "Sherlock Holmes," and the great film, "Brothers Under the Skin." CHRISTMAS CONCERT DELIGHTS AUDIENCE The Christmas season was impres- sively inaugurated Sunday afternoon when a large audience heard a pro- gram of Christmas music rendered by the music organizations at New Trier High School in co-operation with several soloists, and the Christ church choir at Winnetka under direction of Mr. Ellis Chase, choirmaster and organist. Soloist of the afternoon were, Miss Mildred Lund of Evanston, soprano, who replaced Miss Moschel who was absent because of illness; Mr. Snyder, tenor, and Mr. Grigsby, baritone. A particularly effective rendition was that of the famous St. Cecelia Mass by Gounod, which was sung by the combined groups. The Christ church choir sang the Te Deum in B Minor, by Buck, and There Were Shepherds Abiding in the Field, by Vincent, with great beauty and splendid harmony. The orchestra delighted with the Andante from the Fifth Symphony by Tschaikowsky. HERMIT AND CROW TO STAGE "WHY WORRY" "Why Worry!" This is the name of Hermit and Crow's coming show, to be given at the New Evanston theatre Jan. 18 and 19. it was an- nounced at rehearsal Sunday. The management has made ar- rangements to use the new theatre, though at a higher rate of rental than the club has ever before paid, go that the show may be given here in Evanston. Heretofore the stu- dents attending the larger campus productions have either had to make the long troublesome trip to the loop, or else the one north to New Trier. The rehearsals show better mate rial than has appeared in a Hermit and Crow preduction in years and the chorus and cast both show the results of hard work under Leroy Prinz's able direction. It is stated that the chorus for "Girls, Girls, Girls" is as well bal- anced as any of old Zieg. himself, and there are twenty-four "fair dam- sels" in it. Regular rehearsals will be held to- morrow from 7:30 to 11 p. m. at the Woman's study room in U. H. 615 Davis HOYBURN THEATRE Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, DEC. 25, 26, 27 Christmas Day, Continuous 2 to 11 The Wonder Picture of 1922 NANOOK Of The North A STORY OF THE SNOWLANDS You'll talk about this for some time. Actually filmed in Polar Regions. Thursday, Friday, Dec. 28-29 CHARLES RAY in "Alias Julius Gaesar" Saturday Morning Show for Children Evanston Souvenirs to Children | "Babes In The Woods" Dec. 30th The House of Harmony D OWA R | DAILY MATINEE N. W. "L'" Sta., at Howard St. FRIDAY & SAT. DEC. 22 & 23 STRONGHEART The Wonder Dog, in "Brawn of the North" SUNDAY, DEC. 24 ETHEL CLAYTON in "If | Were Queen" MONDAY & TUES., DEC. 25 & 26 "While Justice Waits" WED. & THURSDAY, DEC. 27 & 28 "Enter Madame" FRI. & SATURDAY, DEC.29 & 30 "The Dangerous Age" (NEWELL & RETCHIN) ADELPHJ THEATRE 7074 N. Clark St. Phone Rogers Park 1039 FRIDAY, DEC. 22 Double Feature Shirley Mason in 'Shirley of the Circus' Also "The Amazing Lover" SAT., DEC. 23 "The Jilt" With RALPH GRAVES and MATT MOORE SUNDAY, DEC. 24 TOM MIX IN '""Arabia" Monday and Tues., Dec. 25 & 26 Thomas Meighan in "The Man Who Saw Tomorrow" Wed. and Thurs. Dec. 27 & 28 House Peters in "Rich Men's Wives" lute purity. today? DAIRY COMPANY The same painstaking cleanliness is maintained in the handling of BOWMAN'S BUTTER as in the handling of BOWMAN'S MILK. You can be sure of abso- May we serve you a pound Bowman BUTTER BUILDS HEALTH Discriminating housewives pre- fer BOWMAN'S BUTTER for its superior goodness. It is made only of the richest, purest cream. Milk NOW OPEN! The New Evanston Theatre CLYDE E. ELLIOTT, Managing Director "FOR YOUR PLEASURE" The Program Selected for FRIDAY AND SATURDAY America's Distinguished Actor MR. GEORGE ARLISS In His Greatest and Latest Production "The Man Who Played God" Founded on the Gouverneur Morris Story of the Same Name You Will Enjoy "A Dog's Paradise" The newest Aesop Fables Cartoon MR. WILLIAM MITCHELL Singing Aria from "Martha" You Will Be Interested in the Selection of First Run Short i Sbjean Fun from the Press' Pathe' Review Latest news and views with the New Evanston Cameraman The Novelty Beautiful "HARPLAND" You Will Be Pleasantly Surprised When You Hear the New Wurlitzer Grand Organ CTC ana, Mr. Walter Blaufuss Presents New Evanston Theatre Artists' Ensemble Playing Favorite Arias From Grand Opera James Kozak, Director Two complete performances will be given tonight, starting promptly at 7 and 9 p.m. Admis- War Saal Tinrelayen Evening sion Tax Total EE Jake Day Con- Adults 45 05 50cts. ; Spm : Two Evening De Luxe Per- Children .22 .03 25cts. formances Matinee Starting Promptly at 7 and Adults 27 .03 30cts. 9p. m. Children .13 .02 15 cts. Doors open at 1:30 and 6:30 p. m.