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January 8, 1927 WINNETKA TALK 39 "" »» Offer "Melody Way Continuous Shows Dally "PRICES : 'vening 2 Ww 1:30.90. Sat, and Holiday Mat. Come Any Time Adults, 50e--Children, 25¢ New Show--Mon. & Thurs, Week Day Matinees Miessner Method "Melody Way" classes in the Miess- ner method for piano, now being taught in Hubbard Woods school un- der the direction of Estelle Philleo, and at Horace Mann school, in Winnetka, in charge of Helen Philleo Weston, will join in a recital program at Hub- bard Woods school auditorium, Satur- day evening, January 8, at 7:15 o'clock. Mrs. Weston is at the head of the Miessner work in all of the north shore towns, having recently given several splendid recitals in Wilmette and Ken- ilworth. Miss Philleo is widely known as the composer of "Out Where the West Begins" and a special feature of this program will be the singing of a group of her songs by Edward Davies, accompanied by the composer. Seventy-five children will take part in the affair, playing in groups and demonstrating the principles of melody, harmony, and rhythm which have won for the Miessner method so high a standard in many of the best schools of the country. All who are interested in fostering the love of music in the home and in the school are cordially invited to attend the recital and listen, along with the parents and friends of the young players. There is no admission charge. Recital to Show "Pride of the North Shore" Adults, 30e--Children, 1b5¢ TWENTY FIVE HUNDRED SEATS IN AN ATMOSPHERIC CHARM YOU WILL LOVE --NOW PLAYING-- --STARTING MONDAY -- A--Opverture: A--Overture: Orpheus Home Sweet Home (By Offenbach) (The World Over) Varsity Concert Orchestra Varsity Concert Orchestra James Kozak - Director James Kozak, Director BIA d the World --Around the or B--Around the World with the Varsity Cameraman with the Varsity Cameraman C-Leo T --1..€0 err C--Leo Terry y the at the Gj : iant Geneva Giant Geneva D-Topics of the Day D-Season's Comedy Hit! E-Martin Wingerter and His E-Rector 8 Cooper ! Xylophone orld"s Champion Top Dancers SE EE EE LLL CLL LLL CL LL LL LL LL LLL TL TT LCL LTT TT g WHAT PRICE GLORY A picture said to be the first photo- play which has clicked 100 percent with Chicago reviewers, "What Price Glory," is a prodigious picturization now on the screen at the Garrick the- F-Douglas Fairbanks ater, Chicago. It is playing there to mn capacity houses. A symphony orches- : "The Black Pirate" " ma 2) tra and a crew of 30 working effects 3 (In Natural Colors) The Blond Saint F-Doris Kenyon Lewis Stone back stage, make the whole a per formance of rare caliber. It is a Wil- STR liam Fox production. There are two afternoon performances, the first at 2:15, and an evening show at 8:15. All seats are reserved. Mrs. S. S. Holden, 527 Warwick H 0 , 4 BURN road, Kenilworth is entertaining her luncheon club today. Vill e Theatre --NOW PLAYING-- --NOW PLAYING a RIN-TINTIN | | MINTURN PLAYERS TG "WHILE PARRY RON TURN fo MARGERY WILLIAMS J. B. Koppel, Managing Director LONDON =e Your Home Theater Ph Wilmette 1441 EN pr rt ii B80 SLEEPS" The Exciting Mystery Play Saturday Mats., 2 and 4 - TE ELT COMIDY "THE CAT AND Reginald Denny "Take It From Me" "SNOOKUMS THE CANARY" Also The First of "The Collegians" { S" and : MERRY XM A WEEK OF JANUARY 10th and Pathe Review Pathe News Ne a aIte Jan. 12-13 5 6 ai Ph ~ MON., TUES. and WED. THE FAMILY "Up Stage LOIS MORAN UPSTAIRS" Also "DONGING TROUBLE" -- . . - A Rip-roaring Farce Comedy for Laughing Hunn nn EVANSTON "First Run Pictures" A New Dramatic Play Each Week ge * og! r nmin HHT Latest 2 Reel Comedy Tt riew in EH Purposes Only! t AWo DAYS ony God Gave Me Evening Prices--50c--75¢--$1.00 JORNRY HINES T ' Matinees, Tues., Thurs. and Sat.--25¢ and 50c¢ "Stepping Along" wenty Cents SEATS NOW ON SALE AT BOX OFFICE Also Bobby Vernon in "Hoot MonT--Z Keel Comeay Pathe News