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S 9 «+ §r8 L_‘g: Baggage, Expressing, Moving Highland Park and Highwood ‘ _ PAGE EIGHT Telephone 18065 Remember to ’ Insure _ 7 your _ Private Garage Lionel Barrymore Johnnie Walker Marguerite de la Motte SsATURDAY A snappy sereen version of the popular novel, ‘"Blaze Derringer." A beautiful girl surrounded by political plotters â€" When all seemed lost came "American Pluck" to the ‘rescue. 1 You remember these wifted mctors in these great pictures: BARRYMORE in "The Copperhead" ; WALKER in "OVER THE HILL"; DE LA MOTTE in "The Mark of Lorro." Now come and seeme them TOGETHER in a picture filled with splendid acting and teeming with thrills, i OUR GANG COMEDY: "MARY, QUEEN OF TOTS" " FOX NEWS Thursday ; & Chapter Five of the big serial Children of the Whirlwind . THURSDAY and FRIDA Y LOUISE M. f +108 CLARENCE B. Teacher of | | resouiee â€"BVANS | maservign Residence studio: 820 Ridge ‘Terracé, Evanston. :.Lom-mm Mighland Park Studio: 355 Central~Avenue. Tel Park 1994 AMERICAN PLUCK George Walsh â€" Wanda Hawley Leo White Dan Mason Tom Wilson TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY SUNDAY and MONDAY gd“ of the thrill pictures of the year â€"â€" teeming with mystery, excitement, romance, venture. 7 f Comedy; "MAID IN MOROCCO" *3 PATHE NEWS Sunday ‘ FOX ;N"l‘ and IPUCA‘I'IONAL Monday SUNDAY MATINER AND NIGHT ONLYâ€"Chapter three of the great Adventure earl Theatre I{ From‘ the Liberty Magazine story "The Yellow Seal" by W. C. TUTTLE Central Insurance â€" _ Service Room 7, State Bank Building Highland Park; Illinois Eugene O‘Brien Lillian Rich Henry B. Walthall » SIMON THE JESTER EXTRAâ€"Monday Night Charleston Dance Contest OoPEN TO ALL * PRIZES TO BEST DANCERS COME ON CHARLESTON FANS! Based on the well known book, "Swiss Family Robinson" 4 of remarkable situations leading up to a thrilling climax HIGH CLASS PHOTOPLAYS‘ PERILS OF THE WILD Comedy: "EAST SIDE, WEST SIDE" PATHE REVIEW Comedy: "THE PEACE MAKERS" FOX NEWS HARRY CAREY from the novel by Wm. J. Locke with WILD WEST Matinee at 2:30p. m. by Le Roy Seott with NOVEMBER 8 and 9 First Show Sunday Evening 6 p. m. PIRATE NOVEMBER 10 and 11 NOVEMBER 12 and 13 Néacher of Violin, || VHl.ht:h"l:' ib raton Un NOVEMBER 14 From that point on we are whirled through many scenes in each of which startling disclosures are made and Mr. Smith who makes the story more interesting by taking us into his confidence as we go along, faces horâ€" rible deéaths innumerable times. « We have déalings in black magic ‘which very nedtly make us believe that ‘anything “‘i:&touibk. If (Mr. Smith had not stuck his cane thru a black silk air hole in the side of a coffin with the undebatable statement "Dead men don‘t need to breathe," a million dollar check would thave gone to one of the best known of internaâ€" tional crooks for the excellent work of The story starts with the fact that several of the employees of Mr. Grayâ€" son‘s large department store seem to have become mentally unbalanced, his secretary, at the sight of a fiveâ€"pointâ€" ed star with a red spot in the middle going literally insane. Coupled with this is the fact that Mrs. Grayson has lately been paying out large sums of money for which there is no ordiâ€" nary explanation. 4 This is what Mr. Smith has to start on. His first real clue is the dropping on his front steps of one of these. stars, but with poisoned prongs on the back, so that the person who picks it up will die instantaneously. ‘ . It takes no secret service work to announce that "The Black Magician" is a good mystery story. '!‘lié creator of "Secret Service â€"Smith" knows pretty well how to construct them. .. THRILLS AND THRILLS The book is written on a sustained note of tragedy, as poignant as in a symphony can be the reiterated pote of a violin. There is something epic in the relentless onward sweeping of the life, although the time covered by the story is only a few months. The feeling for Nature has the deep and primitive quality which marks the best of the Norwegians from whose race Martha Ostenso is sprung. "High above the soughing of the wind under the great eavyes of the stoné house, she heard the trailing clangor of the wild geese. / â€" Their cry smote upon the heart like the loneliness of the universe . . a magâ€" nificent seeking through solitudeâ€"an endless quest." â€"For Judith the trumpeting of the wild geese, the sound that seems "to hollow out the heavens," gives the challenge for freedom. And through her freedom is found. It is Amelia‘s and Caleb‘s children who are the sacrifice. _ Martin, the oldest, who has never known any boyâ€" hood, an old man with stooped shoulâ€" ders and a broken spirit at twenty; Judith & girl as beautiful and unbrokâ€" en as a young colt, in whom the only spark of rebellion glows; Ellen who is growing blind from lack ‘of the right glasses and who in a sniveling sort of way, enjoys her martyrdom; Carlie, the youngest, an imp whom Caleb plays off against the others. _ _ Caleb Gare, a son of this country, bhas absorbed its cruel and relentless power without any of the beauties which Nature even at its most terâ€" rifying has. Years ago, his wife Amelia, had loved a man who died by being gored by a bull. _ Several months later Amelia gave birth to his son. _ Caleb Gare, who had loved Amelia and longed to win her, is térâ€" ribly embittered and decides to vent his passion for her in power, Marryâ€" ing her, he becomes a perfect demon of cruelty, refining his torment to the most subtle means. Amelia endures everything rather than have her son, Mark Jordan, who has been adopted by a mission, know the shadow across his parentage. 6 ~Up in the stern relentless country of the Northwest thére is little that ‘softens or beautifies human nature. The struggle for existence is so cruel that men become numb to all other things than the unrelenting demands ‘of the soil. â€" Sowing, tending, praying that no terrible wind or frost will deâ€" stroy the crop, reaping the meagre fruits in the fall, keeping alive during the winter by the sternest economy to ‘start the hopeless cycle again in the spring. . . "Wild Geese!" is a story of power. The power of Nature over men, the power of one‘s acts over one‘s self, the power of one human being over others. +o | tory? For lists write to ESTHER GOULD clo Highland Park Press. Are you interested in books of Ficâ€" tion, Biography, Travel, or Hisâ€" "THE BLACK MAGICIAN®" A STORY OF POWER THE HIGHLAND PARK PRESS, HIGHLAND PARK, ILLINOIS By R. T. M. Scott E. P. Dutton & Co. By Martha Ostenso Dodd Mead & Co. "WILD GEESE" Toemorabe ts 35 West $2nd St. New N_ T4. +) n r00 19v€ nonestly, sinâ€" cerely. This is a novel about them â€"the story of a charming girl in a small Nebraska community. $2.00 at all booksellers ! D‘, P leu- & Company THE RIM OF THE PRAIRIE By Bess Streeter Aldrich \ _ Author: of "Mother Mason" â€" There is still a place where life A AgranL . There are mniit pobeds | a who live and, love: h_ongstlyl,n_?m- Mc3 resuscitating corpses, but . really | to be used to gain trol .of the govâ€" ernment of Russia, and then of the world. ‘ So, you see, Mr. Smith is playing for high stakes. . But he plays wellâ€"â€"and ’thr. Smith _ never loses." The loss is on our sideâ€"of a certain. amount of sleep. . teerfflotiom 1892â€"1916 / By VISCOUNT GREY OF FALLODON, K. G. # volumes $10 at all bookshops | FREDERICK A. STOKES More thrilling adventures of "Seâ€" cret Service Smith.",. A story with plenty of psp jinterspersed with Oriental Black Magic. : $2.00 Price $2.00 "One of ‘the best novels ever written ,in‘)A;ue:j.Iu." | s â€"H..L. Menck?. | Harcourt, Brace & Co., New u& SINCLAIR LEWIS $ ARR(;:VSMITH Just Published Lord Grey‘s Memoirs The outstanding book of the year THE BLACK MAGICIAN INCREASING the flr::éwl in three" years by the author of IP WINTER COMES LtTLE. 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