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ER aVANS, Our Cilm}{er Woman others | & MING CHRISTMAS WEEK NEW YEARS WEEK «" ROBERT BRISTER, Our new leading A GUERINI, Our new leading EDMUND DALBY, Our 2nd business EUGENE HEAD, Our Juvenile PAGE EIGHT the in ‘It Pays To Advertise" ALL WEEK ~stake, where a man must be a ntan. roufi"fi?&iffififi"w”ififi"rfi RT OF PICTURE YOU WOULD CARE TO SEE HWIM IN! [ ruising> prize fight omance of the Canadian wilderness, where life and death gamble stake, where a man must be a man. YOUR FAVORITE GTAR T WILL START A RED mrf bi3 UPIONII Here hes with haman drama«, 4 I’sx 1 t pat con he bome and man‘s hb-l-::t,"h‘ o * . _\ "go TRUE To tvuc‘p.gu'-rnml (NBETT COMEDY, "ISN‘T LOVE CUCKOO®* â€" and GEORGE O‘BRIEN MADGE BELLAMY . ESLIE FENTON MARCGARET LIVINGSTON AMA !~ Vita};~ abeorbingr. | ten Highland Park, I11. Alcyon Theatre| The ubuwal Saturday Charleston for Adults will also be included SPECIAL CHILDREN‘S CHARLESTON FELIX CAT COMEDY â€" KINOGGRAMS . ... . .. First Performance Sunday at 6:00; second at 7:45; third at 9:15 p. m. BERT LYXTELL MARIAN NIXON . PAULETTE DUVAL HAL ROACH Comeds, "SLOW DOWN" â€" and LATEST NEWS Brimg the kiddies â€" Let them dance the Charleston and . win a prize! orgy! The Only Suburban Theatre Playing The Spoken Drama Week December 13, â€"An Event | Oscar O’Sflea‘as Father Kelly j TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8.9 THURSDAY and FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10â€"11 . ALICE JOYCE CLIVE BROOK THE PICK OF THE PICTURES AND SELECT ENTERTAINERS SPORTING LIFE SUNDAY and MONDAY, DECEMBER 6â€"7 MILTON SILLS Beginning Sunday, Dec. 6, The Knockout HENRY G. CLARKE and HORACE SISTARE, LEASEES Oscar O‘Shea and Associate Artists Saturday, December 5 HOME MAKER sSATURDAY, DECEMBER 12 "The Rosary" al0vious JOLLY FUN AND LAUGHS GALORE!! Our new leading man. in ROROTHY CANFIELD‘® HAYVOC nsof the International Stage~Success. : 1 k 0e 6, .-..L.,nm drama that will be a standard of for years ‘to come. io alige i.A 000. 30B E200 0000 c 30 A GEORGE M.â€"COHAN SUCCESS e â€"yjtory ‘of "a (Rreit> epoch M 6 ht im leading lady. (From Cooper Square The in fushion paradéesâ€"exciting horse races rverything for a howling good drama. CLARK and SISTARE Waukegan, Illinois 1 [Here is a stirtling picture that pat conventions of a woman‘s place HELP BUTâ€"LIKE IT" )* __ P â€" and INTERNATIONAL NEWS s man WITH Telephone 2400 "THE GOOSE HANGS HIGH" wWELCOME STRANCGER" __ _ T 30 dn Td i o0 s EWe hi fenetiintiPihcbet in tA 4 (Late with RWntel&'figamcey Olcott) AGATHA KARLEN, Our Ingenue WILLIAM JULE, our general business man (Late with:Olga: Petrova) P i infinhier m uen drbin reod seb wl SR3 24.3 10 a. m.â€"to 11 p. m. alwa‘rs. SEATS ON Eeanot pDCaiOme Ncctcty, A" with love | as 1| Bartlett Theatre , reserve your favorite inagial oyicauter aallh it hntinpetiinmminet s Lecareatanince eane cce rectadte e 3. .0. 30 W P + 3 | f‘fis fastest, funniest, smoothest picture COMEDY } leS s tir In "IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE." It will get every laugh you‘ve got! DON‘T MISS ANY OF THESE WONDERâ€" FUL LhAYS,.} Positively. the ‘best ‘entertainment on the North Shore! _ f n t j Next Saturday, Dec. 12â€"GRAEME PLAYERS TWO COMPLETE SHOWS 7 P. & t 20l 1 e i aainy e d e ty o te ADULTS 50 CENTsS .. \CHILDREN 25 CENTS KA FI#W SEATS RESERVED BY TELEPHONE â€" t HIGHWOOD 2131 _â€"___ > _ 3â€"ACT COMEDY Peg O‘ My Heart Graeme Players SATURDAY NITE Sure there‘s nothing half so sweet in life as love‘s f $s young dream" j 5ts } WORLD‘S BEST LOVED ; SIGRID GRAEME Director re; N. Y. City) â€" Matinee ‘ Evening » ALL WEEK t /. Reginald Denny â€" "CALIFORNIA STRAIGHT AHEAD" hen calling for HIGHLAND PARK PRESS, HIGHLAND PARK, ILLINOIS Wonderful Cast! onedinomiemamninirine . . 8:30 ‘Ch REAL LIVE, ACTORS SUNDAY NIGHT! 30 Cents â€" 15 Cents HIGHWOOD . THIS AND EVERY The Famous |â€"â€" Having scrapped the Geneva proâ€" tocol of arbitration, security and disâ€" armament by her refusal to. ratify it, thus fur?her weakened the inherâ€" ently; weak league of nations, Great Britain, by ber diplomacy at the Loâ€" carno conference, has relegated the |league into the second class as an inâ€" atrumentali:?' of European peace and security, and has set up in place of it a first class ‘instrument more responâ€" sive to the fine Britannic hand which fashioned it and will control it. The security treaties. negotiated at Locarâ€" no restore Great Britain to her old ! place of dominance, reâ€"establish the Concert of Europe which the World war had thrown into a discord ‘of wrild || jJazz, and give a very strong hope, if not ungqualified assurance, of another substantially durable period of harmâ€" ony under the baton of a venerable and, experienced conductor commonly known as John Bull. â€"â€"_For Lasting Peace 1 ~*Precedéd by the Dawes plan as | the first approximately | practicable step in the direction of economic reâ€" habilitation in Europe, the arbitraâ€" tian . and security treaties just con« lcluded at Locarno" are the first apâ€" proximately pratticable moves in the ] direction of a lasting peace among the | | great powers of. Europe since the armistice of 1918.. It would be a fool. hardy. prophecy to say that these treaties méan perpetual peace | for Enrope, but it is perfectly teasonable | to hope and to expect that, by of them, the bworfi;':‘ next great wa is, to say the least, rentote. Wars have, not ended, and ‘only fools and | blind" men expect them to ‘be ended. But the peril of anothcr.cataclysnu?t been reduced to a minimum; British reconciliation not merely with Gerâ€" many, but with Francé, witnesses the enthronement of ‘a real balance of power, mg“‘thatyiu t);: best pm guaranty Europe can have this sid of ‘that millenial era of the invisible future when men cease to be men w I Present Great Britain, through the treaty of â€"Locarno, assumed the leadership in European â€" affairs, scrapped . the Geneva protocol and sent the League of Nations back into the corner, acâ€" cording to Albert H. Laidlaw, in the current number of the National Reâ€" public, . Among other things Mr. Laidâ€" law says: E y Through â€" These â€" Agreements Great Britain Again Assumes the Leadership in European t Affairs | â€"~ FOR LASTING PEACE EUROPE HOPING ANYHOW LOCARNO TREATIEES 8:40 P. M. WEEKLY fif se ~Work on the hospital is progresâ€" ging rapidly and it is hoped that the first patients: can : be received not later than Christrmgas. | Contract calls for Jah. 16 as the opening date. Members of the Liberty Drivers alâ€" liance ‘are making plans for largely increasing their work with &d'openo ing. of ‘the hospital and the| concenâ€" tration of the patients who heretoâ€" fore have been scattered in n‘#merous institutions. /. â€" frol mbvy m. | / M . and a pergola soâ€"that it may (be accesâ€" sible: to ‘theâ€" invalid soldiers at all times.| A suitablebronze tablet will be placed on it." F ) 08 * |GREAT LAKES MAY â€" | â€" CETâ€"FINE FOUNDATION Frunwn in Horseshoe Court The; fountain will be in the horseâ€" shoe court around which the buildâ€" ings of the large. new hospital are being ‘laid ‘out. (It will be coverecd by SATURDA Y The 1â€"st struggle of! man:and M";:; gfil‘h kt‘:flh&l;:nobun.uhh:tm. man,. woman and thild in Highland Park should ~~"Permit me at this time to ex-l press, in‘ behalf of the bureau and its beneficiaries, my carnest! appreâ€" ! ciation of.your interest in the bureavu work | as 5o distinctly evidenced by your | gracious : gift," : Gen, â€" Hings wt OteJI 4 ‘. s + ¢ & * YOU WON‘T FORGET IrH â€"â€". ./ SPORTLIGHT, "LEARNING How" will be started. awmm , with o WIPJ a letterâ€"of acceptance from Brig. Glm Frank T. Hines, director of the United States veterans‘ bureaun the‘ fountain ~and ~pergola at the neurg-p:y;hhtric ‘hospital, at. Great Lakes, offered by the U. 8. Liberty Drivers ‘Alliance of Chicago is asâ€" sured. A few details remain to be settled as to design, after whiech work Mrs. Sidney: Dillon . Goldenberg, president â€" of theorganization, anâ€" nounged this progress recently. FRIDAY Liberty Drivers Alliance Will â€"â€" Give Fine Decorative Piece â€" _ For New Hospital There : Is Reported STUART HOLMES, n}:nononn"s_'éfffi-fi: JOHN SAINPOLIS CHARLES MURRAY, DERELYS PERDUE THURSDAY GIFT HAS BEEN ACCEPTED The alliance is one,. if not the only, WEDNESDA Y Charlic â€"Ray is back in the character we hil love him in «â€" the country; boy who comes to. the city. \'oL will all like this picture. It has been praised emn, Comedy, BOBBY VERNON in a scream, "SLIPPERY FEET" â€" â€"FOX en i t & MONDAY & TUESDA Y SUNDAYâ€"Continuogs 2:30 to 11 A : kling / of ’ In this pleture Miss Joyce makes her r« ‘“"Pm,r*;.' a:.-?&“_gs & yeare u-f-"’u‘. § f s JOHN no\v?s“ MARGUERITE DE LA g/NNAR KASSON and BALTO in BALTO‘S RACE TO NOME dr f great heart interest. hlmdoitte,nd:;lflr’l;;l;-;&hlm ‘Comedy, ~ITAMiNG ‘of Tam siapwo" ho nctua)yriver of the immortal song PAINT AND POWDER Highland Park, II1. Pearl Theatre Comedy TWO FISTED JONES U A I Matinee at 2:30 p. m. 5 DEC. 12 I ~THOSE WHO DARE f MARY THURMAN and CHAS. EMMETT MACK DEERFIELDâ€"SHIELDS HIGH SCHOOL NIGHT Comedy, "ALIC romance of DOWN UPON THE SWANEE RIVER in the FOREMAN or Ree the Indian. attack on the aâ€"a... EAR z ‘AMINMG OF TBE â€"BHREW* a Witwer classic â€"â€" FOX NEWS BRIGHT LIGHTS WALTER HIERS: is "HOT DOGGIE*" . (~/. *PERILS OF THE WILD" Chapter 7 HIGH SCHOOL BAND HIGH CLASS PHOTOPLAYS Supported by MALCOLM MeGREGOR â€"â€"EXTBA ! ELAINE HAMMERSTEIN Supported by PAULINE STARKE Hunt Stromberg‘s greatest achievement TOM MIX T20 1 N_A k Atme And diuting horsemaenship all the way EXTRA!! ADDED (ATTRACTIONâ€"â€" 3 35 PIECES . Will Play at 9 P. M. of stage life. ‘The biggost fashion show AESOP‘S FABLES â€" FOX NEWS HEADLINES HURRAH!! HERE HE COMES with am allâ€"star cast CHARLES RAY JACK HOXIE Matinee at 2: H. E. BOLLE, ‘Director ALICE JOYCE and ‘dogs to save a plague s it has been grected by the AT MATINEE oxLy which :a y big fights and darir WEST" Cha with with + Comedy, "THE HATR RAISER" ROGERS PARK â€" CHICAGO, ILL North Shore "Grainery‘"‘ j Health Foods . organization to keep its war&;g strength and put in as strenuous efâ€" forts for the sufferers of the war now as they did during 1917 and 1918. > ‘Demeta _ Vaka, (Mrs, Kenneth Brown) was the speaker of the afterâ€" noon and Joel Lay sang a group of songs, > a 3 ~â€"Follow . Folowing: the morning â€" session which w es opened at 11, i:"l o‘clock r.mbeon'preeedédthoafm C f proâ€" Mrs. Harold â€"B. Maryott interpre. ted â€" Cadman‘s . opera, . "Shanewis," and prefaced it with a talk on "Amerâ€" ican Folk Songs". Mrs. Maryott was assisted by Miss Henrietta Blackwell, contralto, who sang negro spirituals and selections from the opera. ll'o;l;he “;guh.r.deW! ® its ednesday, December 2, in honor of its ppast presidents. ; % FINE PROGRAM MARKsS WILMETTE CLUB MEET THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1925 " Phone Rogers Park 4438 Agency‘ Battle Creek Sanitarium 2 Pounds 85¢ , *: PARCEL POST PAID ON ; ORDERS OF $1.00 OR MORE WHOLE RYE FLOUR WHOLE CORN MEAL GRAHAM: FLOUR STEEL CUT OAT MEAL CRACKED WHEAT 2 Pounds 25¢ A WHOLE BUCKWHEAT FLOUR NATURAL BROWN RICE the talk .of the world.. "v-:â€"â€" zummm wesgon train { PATHE REViEWw mitte Whole Wheat Flour Milled Fresh Dailyâ€" Sdomn i+ sn Breem, RorF on poriggetre 1754 Lunt Avenue Telephone 1036 PATHE NEWS in years also DEC. 10 DEC: 7â€"8 DEC. 9 DEC. 6 U voOLUMK