58 WILMETTE LIFE May 11, 1~28 Teatro La co in uNo Man'· Land~' Sheridan Road Between Wilmette and Kenilworth Ph. Kenilworth 3980-3981 del ~~~~ "Alias the Deacon" Next Community House Offering For· Tuesday and Friday of the coming week Winnetka Community House offers "Alias the Deacon" and "Across the Atlantic." ] ean Hers holt, June Marlowe and Ralph Graves are featured in "Alias the Deacon." which is adapted from the stage play by the same name and is a good show. ] ean Hersholt is outstanding as the psalm singing card shark. You'll lik e it. "Across the Atlantic" is a Monte Blue picture. Monte plays the role of the wounded wartime ace who is believed to be dead by his father, brother and sweetheart. His folks go to France to Yi sit the place from which he last wrote. ·He wanders a way from the hospital to his father's airplane factory_ He takes a ' plane and crashes and his apparently deliriou s talk cause s him to be again I _ Bill-0-Fare I _ Latest Jannings Film at McVicker's May 14 ~ MATINEES SATURDAY~ SUNDAY SATURDAY a SUNDAY Doors Optn 1:30 Show Starts 2 p. m., Continuous . I Evening& During Week Doora Open 6:30 Show Starts 7 p. m. PROGRA)I STARTING "!\Jay 12th, 1928 Sntnrdny. '!\Iny 12 ""Thanks For The Buggy Ride" with Laura I~aPin.nte "Kitch.-n Tal.-nt"-Comedy "Hungry Uobos"-Oswald Cnrtoon "Tn thvn !rgers"-~portlfgh t ~unday. COMMU·NITY HOUSE· Tues., May IS Jean Heraholt June Marlowe Ralph Graves in Fri., May 18 "ACROSS THE ATLANTIC" with J\fay 13 Suturduy, ~Iny 12 "My Best Girl" . . . . . . . . . . . .. Norshore "Friendly Enemies" ...... New Evanston "Thanks for the Buggy Ride" .. Teatro "The Escape" .. ... ............. Granada "Under the Black Eagle" ...... Varsity Sunday, ~lay 13 "The Smart Set" ...... . Norshore "A Companionate Marriage" ...... Cort "Cohens and Kellys in Paris" .. Teatro "The Escape" . . . . . . . . . . . . Gran ada Monday, 1\Iay H "Patent Leather Kid" ......... Varsity "The. Devil Dancer" . . . .. Teatro "The Smart Set" . Norshore "A Companionate MatTiag " ..... Cort "The Escape" . . . . . . . . . Granada Tut!stlny, :'\lay 1u "Alias the Deacon" .. Community House "Patent Leather Kid" ...... .. .. Varsity "The Devil Daneer" ............ Teatro "Th e Smart Set" . . . . . . . Norshore "A Companionate Marriage" ...... Cort "Th e Escape" .. Granada Wedne sday, liny 16 "Old Iron:sides" ... T eatro "Patent Leather Kid" .... .. Varsity "The Smart Set" . .... Norshore "Th e E scape" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Granada "A Companionate ~Ianiage " .... Cort TIJUrsduy, 1 \Iay 17 'The Escape" .. ..... Granada "Old Ironsides" .... Teatro "Th Smart Set" . . . .... Norshore "A Companionate Marriage" . ..... Cort Friday, l\Iuy 18 "Acro8s th e Atlanti c" C<)ininunity House ' 'Th e Escape" .......... Granada ·· "hiuatown Ch~ulie" .............. Teatro "The Smart Set" .Nors hore "A Companion:1tt· MarriagP" .... Cort ··Cohens and Kellys in Pa·is" with G.-orge Sidney and Sue ('arol "Czarina's ~eeret"-Technlcolor Fox News Dally News JJonday and Tut·sday, ::1\In.y 14·15 "ALIAS THE DEACON" Fox News Collegians I MONTE BLUE Pathe R:eview Oswald Comedy incarcerated·. He escapes, hov.;ever, and flies across the Atlantic in time to intercept the marriage of his S\\'eetheart to his brother. Emil ] anuings has proved again that ' art need not be beautiful. And he has shown also that realism, stark and po,verful, is his forte on the screen, realism with a grim, human quality that burns into the mind. This time it is "The Street of Sin," more than a worthy successor to his first American · production, "The Way of All Flesh," which created a place for the tragic screen drama in a land given over to happy endings. Replete with heart shock, fine irony and pathos, this Paramount picture will follow Lon Chaney's "Laugh, Clown, Laugh," at McVicker's theater starting Monday, ~fay 14. Jannings sta lks through the rabble of the London slums Jike a conqueror in cordurov. The streets of Limehouse obey the threat of his fists and women love him despite his brutality. It i:; es entially a story of regeneration, but wrought .differently than ever before on the screen. His reformation. brought about h~· Fay v\ ray, who plays a Salvation Army lass, is vivid because it is truthful. His purpose in "playing good" is dire in the beginning, but turn s to retribution and 11\_' finds himself ,·ainh- in 10\-e. ).1 iss \\"raY and iiadame JJaklano,-; ·. the latter a -ce lebrated Ru ss ian actress from the ~Io s CO\\' Art theater, gin' spl endid performance s. ~Iaurice tilk,· directed the picture from a story writ ten ll\- .Josef von Sternberg and Ben jamin- Glazer, baring the heart of "'nalicl Limehouse. .... ""The Devil Dance·" with G lltla Gray "Detwef'n Jobs"-Comedy "Koko's . Earth Control"-Koko Pnrnmount Nt>ws Wt>d. a'n d Thurs., J\lay 16·17 . Every Friday Night Is "NORTHWESTERN lifiGHT" "College" Frolic begins at 9 P.M. -- «-"Old ll'onsides" with ·:sthu Rnlston anti Geo. Batncroft ""'llppcry Hend"-Tuxedo Comedy Fox News STARTING SUNDAY THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, MAY 10-11 JOHNNY HINES in Friday, May 18 ·«-chinatown Chal'lie" with Johnny Hines "llnlt Back Hanna" Christie Comedy "Wil'ked Knsmlr"-Oddlty Fable Saturday, J\fny 19 "CHINATOWN CHARLIE" Friday Afternoon Musicale at 3:45 p. m. A superb concert by the Varsity Salon Orchestra. AND HIS JAZZ COLLEGIANS m ALKVALE featuring SATURDAY, MAY 12 "SU·NSHINE DAYS" ED 8 MORTON BECK JONES ~ · ELLIOT SALLY SWEET JEAN · SHELDON SUNSHINE BALLET "UNDER THE BLACK EAGLE" Marceline Day, Ralph Forbes, .Flash, the Dog Star. Also Charlie Chaplin Comedy and Specialties. I I ""Undel' The Black Eagle" wlth )Jnreeline Dny MATINEE: BILL BENNETT'S ORGAN CLUB. ·· Why SaUors Go W·ong" (~ featurfs) Xi<'k Stuart and Sally Phipps J>athe Rel·Jew MONDAY-TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY, MAY 14-16 RICHARD BARTHELMESS in "The Smart Set" with WILLIAM HAINES JACK HOLT ALICE DAY HOBART BOSWORTH "THE PATENT LEATHER KID" Every Evening and Friday and Saturday Afternoons Suttdny, J\Juy 20 ~"The Showdown" Enlyn Brent and Geo. Bancroft "Campus Cutles"-Dooley Comedy "Clothes and Game"-Sportllght }'ox News Dally News VARSITY SALON ORCHESTRA Direction of Josef Lichter-Wm. Bennett at the Organ. Every Kvale Saturd~y-Deluxt Coo-Coo Club Matinee. 3 :oo P. M Bring tht childrtn . '