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16 WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1925 Neighboring Theaters HOYBURN (Continued from Page 15) pecially different to cope with when she discovers that "her husband by force" has kidnaped her at sea. "Head Winds" is adapted from A. M. Sinclair Wilt's famous Saturday Eve- ning Post story of the same name and reveals a tale of romance on the high seas. NEW EVANSTON Pola Negri"s latest Paramount pic- ture, "The Charmer," which brings the star to the screen in her first big comedy role in a picture laid in an American setting, opens a six days' run on Monday at the New Evanston theatre. "The Charmer," adapted for the screen by Sada Cowan from Henry Baerlein's highly successful novel, "Mariposa," was directed by Sidney Olcott, who made "The Humming Bird," "Little Old New York" and others. The story has to do with a Spanish dancing girl, who is taken un- der the wing of a prominent theatrical producer and becomes .the rage of Broadway. * Robert Frazer and Wallace Mac- Donald head the supporting cast in the production. MacDonald, recently seen with Betty Compson in "New Lives for Old," has the role of a multi-mil- lionaire philanderer, who becomes in- fatuated with Miss Negri, as the danc- ing girl, Mariposa. Frazer as Mac- Donald's chauffeur, also is attracted to Pola. All through the picture these two vie with each other for her af- fections. Other big names in the cast include Trixie Friganza, noted stage comedi- enne, who plays Mariposa's mother in the picture and furnishes much of the comedy relief; Cesare Gravina, Ger- trude Astor, in the role of a married woman in love with MacDonald; Ed- wards Davis, who played in "Contra- band" and others, and Mathilda Brun- dage, MacDonald's mother and Man- hattan's leading snob in "The Charm- er. "The Charmer" brings Pola Negri to the screen in the.type of role that first won her fame. It's a great story with a great cast and should prove great entertainment. HOWARD Madge Bellamy and Ethel Clayton will be seen in a film called "Wings of Youth" at the Howard theatre next Sunday, May 10. To be loved and damned by the same woman within 24 hours is the lot of "Bobby Austin," a part played by Ben Lyon in "One Way Street," a photoplay of English society, which plays at the Howard next Monday and Tuesday, May 11 and 12. In this sensational adaptation of Beale Davis' best selling novel Lyon is cast in the part of a young Ameri- can who is the victim of an older wom- an's quest for youth. Blinded by her motives, he succumbs to her charms and then finds that it was all a part of the woman's daring game to again experience the adventures of youth. "One Way Street" was directed by John Francis Dillon, the director of "Flaming Youth." Anna Q. Nilsson, co-featured with Lyon, plays the part of the "youth seeker." The cast also includes such popular names as Mar- jorie Daw, Lumsden Hare, Mona Kingsley, Thomas Holding and Doro- thy Cumming. On Wednesday and Thursday, the film fans of the Howard theatre will have the opportunity of seeing Johnnie Hines in a picture called "The Cracker Jack." For the week-end feature Newell and Retchin will offer the nation's favorite film youngster Jackie Coogan in his newest picture "The Rag Man," on Friday and Saturday. Gasoline and Oils Tires, Tubes, Accessories Hood, General, Goodyear Jobbers for Wadham's Oils Three Stores BRAUN BROTHERS 723 Oak St, Winnetka 1565 621 Main St, Wilmette 3243 Ridge and Wilmette Aves. Wilmette 290 GIRL SCOUTS GIVE PAGEANT THURSDAY BY SCOUT RUFUS Does Girl Scouting build for woman- hood? Does it give the girl the ideals she needs to build a splendid charac- ter? These are the questions asked by the Spirit of the Woman-that-is-to-be and the Spirit of Girlhood at the Pageant-Investiture, "A Girl Scout Wonderland," to be given by the Wil- mette Girl Scouts at New Trier High School Thursday evening, May 14, at 8 o'clock. For one evening the Scouts will be girls, not of Wilmette, but of the whole world. They go to the Land of the Spirit of Girlhood seeking for the secret of a happy life and remain to show to the Spirit of Girlhood and the Spirit of the Woman-that-is-to-be that Scouts are voluntarily searching for a pure girlhood and a true womanhood. The younger girls learn the ideals which they choose to live by and later they take on new responsibilities as they grow along the scale of Scouting. There are the Scouts who have ad- vanced far enough to make a special study of some one thing that is needed for womanhood and there are those who have almost attained the goal of womanhood in learning to give service and to be true to their ideals. In the end the spirit of the Woman- that-is-to-be lauds the Scouts for what they are doing to help girls to grow to true womanhood. The Spirit of Girlhood becomes a Scout and good- night is said with happy hearts be- cause they have sought the treasure and have found it in their own hearts. New Trier's Orchestra Wins First at Proviso New Trier High school came to the front again last Saturday when the New Trier Symphony orchestra won the suburban high schools' orchestra contest, held at Proviso. There were five schools participating in the con- test. They were New Trier, Evanston, Thornton, Proviso and Lyons. Thorn- ton was second, and with the winner will compete in the Cook county con- test held at Chicago this week. The selections with which New Trier won the contest were Tschaikowsky's "Thorn Rose Waltz," required, and "The March of the Bojards," by Hal- vorsen, as its chosen selection. SANDERS STARS FOR N. T. Loyola academy won a dual track meet from New Trier high school last Eats Steak First Time in 3 Years Boston Dentists, 135 S. State Street, Cor. Adams. Dear Sirs: The next day after being fitted with my new set of teeth which you made for me, I celebrated by eating roast chicken. Not having had meat for three years you can picture my delight. Have had chops or steaks every day since. In ap- pearnnce identical with my natural teeth. Reuben B. Patten, 3510 Lake Park Ave. Saturday by a score of 48 to 38. The meet was held at Loyola and the poor condition of the track was thought to have been one reason why New Trier runners did not win more events. Sanders of New Trier won the 880 yard run, finishing in two minutes and 10 seconds. He had previously tied for first place in the mile run, and these two victories made him high point man for his school. "GETTING IN FILMS EASY" Grabbing off film roles, according' to Mona Kingsley, well known screen and stage player, is ridiculously easy-- if you put a horseshoe under your pil- low, carry a rabbit's foot and bow four times to the East every day at sunset. Miss Kingsley supports Ben Lyon and Alma Q. Nilsson in the adaptation of Beale Davis' startling novel, "One Way Street," a First National picture. EC -- Attention -- Marmon Owners! You can get complete and efficient service on your car at our Authorized Marmon Service Plant. Rebuilding and Repairing all Makes of Cars James G. Barber AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERING 1508 Elmwood Ave. EVANSTON University 4535 'Buy Your Ford in Winnetka Where Service is Handy-- service. Without it the automo- Service is the most important item in the purchase of a car. The Best of Automobiles need bile owner cannot receive the greatest amount of pleasure from his car. 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