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| | | f f Teatro del Lago in "No Man's Land" Sheridan Road Between Wilmette and Kenilworth Ph. Kenilworth 3980-3981 MATINEES SATURDAY, SUNDAY SATURDAY & SUNDAY Doors Open 1:30 Show Starts 2 p. m., Continuous Evenings During Week Doors Open 6:30 Show Starts 7 p. m. Program Starting Dee. 22 Saturday, Dee. 22 ROD LA ROCQUE SUE CAROL 3 'Captain Swagger" "Hold That Monkey" Monty Collins "Monkey Love"--Aesop's Fable Review . Added Matinee Only DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, JR. "DEAD MAN'S CURVE" Sunday, Dee. 23 CHESTER CONKLIN BUDDY ROGERS, MARY BRIAN "VARSITY" "Making Whoopee"--Nat Goodwin "Gridiron Coektail"--Sportlight Kinogram News and Daily News Monday and Tuesday, Dec. 24-25 Special Matinee Christmas Day NORMA TALMADGE "THE WOMAN DISPUTED" "Lay on MaeDuff"--Jack Duffy Paramount News Wednesday, Dee. 26 AILEEN PRINGLE LEW CODY 'The Baby Cyclone' "Feed "Em and Weep" Max Davidson "Kisses Come High"--Oddity "Gridiron Demons"--Aesop's Fable Kinogram News Thursday and Friday, Dec. 28-29 BETTY BRONSON "COMPANIONATE MARRIAGE" "No Sale"--Smithy and Pals Paramount News Saturday, Dee. 29 IRENE RICH "BEWARE OF BACHELORS" "The Old Gray Horse"--Our Gang "Big Game"--Aesop's Fable Review Added Matinee Only PATSY RUTH MILLER "RED RIDERS OF CANADA" Sunday, Dee. 30 GEORGE LEWIS DOROTHY GULLIVER 'Honeymoon Flats' Monday, Dee. 31 THOMAS MEIGHAN MARIE PREVOST "THE RACKET" Tuesday, Jan. 1, 1929 New Years' Day SPECIAL MATINEE Conrad Veidt & Mary Philbin "The Man Who Laughs" Wednesday, Jan. 2--"Show Folks" Thurs. & Fri., Jan. 3-4, "The Crash" MILTON SILLS Sat., Jan. 5--"The Water Hole" JACK HOLT WINNETKA TALK December 22, 1928 Reviews At the North Tor on "a Farrell Is Star of "Fazil," Coming to Norshore Next Week "Fazil," declared by critics to be one of the best pictures in recent months, will be on the Norshore screen for one week beginning this Saturday, De- cember 22. The stars of the picture are Charles Farrell, famed for his per- formances in "Seventh Heaven" and "Street Angel," and Greta Nissen, noted Swedish actress. Desert scenes, elaborate and roman- tic Arabian backgrounds, and glimpses of Venice and Paris are among the things to be seen in "Fazil." The story, too, is interesting. Its theme is the eternal difference between east and west. Fazil, the Arabian, falls in love with a liberty-loving child of modern Paris, marries her, and then tries to understand her code of ethics, while she is as puzzled over Fazil's attitude. They separate, after a honeymoon in Paris, and the Arab goes back to his own people. But the story ends, as Commenting on the performances of Farrell and Miss Nissen in "Fazil," one well known Chicago critic has this to say: "Greta Nissen was never lovelier nor more appealing, nor a better ac- tress, than she is here, and Charles Farrell brings to his strange role all the great charm and magnetism that are his. Perhaps he doesn't get at your heart as he did im 'Seventh Heaven' and 'Street Angel' but he certainly gives a great performance." Bill-O-Fare Saturday, December 22 ig Varsity Norshore Teatro Alcyon "Varsity : zil"" "Captain Swagger" "Land of the Silver Fox" Sunday, December 23 "Fazil" ..Norshore "Varsity" Alcyon "Varsity" oe .Teatro Monday, December 24 "Varsity" toi ..Alcyon "Mother Knows Best" Varsity "The Woman Disputed" Teatro "Fazil" arid a sig res ...Norshore Tuesday (Christmas Day) "The Woman Disputed" Teatro "Beware of Bachelors" Alcyon "Fazil" ws CREF - Norshore "Mother Knows Best" Varsity Wednesday, December 26 "Fazil" Norshore "The Baby Cyclone" Teatro "Beware of Bachelors" Alcyon "Mother Knows Best" .. Varsity Thursday, December 27 "Companionate Marriage" .. Teatro "Beware of Bachelors" ..Alcyon "Fazil" .io-ovgrges: ane Norshore Friday, December 28 '"'Ramona'" ..... ..Community House "Fazil" hh re TE ...Norshore "Women They Talk About" ...... Alcyon "Companionate Marriage" .. Teatro CAST ALMOST COMPLETE The cast for "The Four Feathers, said to be Paramount's most ambitious offering since "Wings," is practically complete. It includes Richard Arlen, Clive Brook, Fay Wray, William Pow- ell, Noah Beery, George Fawcett. Phillippe de Lacy, Theodore von Eltz. N ZN ER rd VARSITY and Noble Johnson. \ HEAR THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY Charles 'Buddy' Rogers "VARSITY" with Mary Brian -- Chester Conklin Star Vaudeville Acts in Sound Raquel Meller--Operatic Singer Robert Ober in a Comedy Sketch ALSO Fox Movietone and Universal News and a Comedy SEE HEAR MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY "Mother Knows Best" Madge Bellamy -- Louise Dresser A Girl Craving for Love and Romance Will Mahoney -- A Talking Comedy Sketch EXTRA ORGAN SOLO Fox Movietone and Universal News SEE Dolores del Rio in "Ramona" on Screen at Community House Only one motion picture will pe shown at the Community House next week, it was announced today, since Tuesday, one of the regular "picture" days, will be Christmas day. "Ramona," with Dolores del Rio and Warner Baxter, is to be on the screen there next Friday, December 28. There will be an extra matinee at 2:30 p. m. and the usual matinee at 4. p, m. "Ramona" is from a story by Helen Hunt Jackson which is regarded 3s one of the present day American clas- sics. When Mrs. Jackson decided to write the story she had a deliberate purpose and as high an aim as that associated with the writing of "Uncle Tom's Cabin." She did not realize that her story would prove one of America's most interesting romances. It was the writer's motive to bring the treatment of the Indians by the Americans before Congress in the hope that Congress would enact just laws. Before "Ramona" recalled the In- dians' plight in fiction from, Mrs. Jack- son had written "A Century of Dis- honor," and indictment of the govern- ment for its failure to keep its pro- mise with the Red Man from early times down to the date of the publica- tion of the book, 1880. Later she be- came convinced that public sympathy on behalf of the Mission Indians of California could be awakened if re- vealed in story form; hence her novel with a purpose--"Ramona." STAGE PLAYERS IN FILMS Five Broadway stage players, who have never appeared before movie cameras, are in the cast of the all- talking film version of "Nightstick," crook play seen in New York last sea- son. These stage players are Elea- nor Griffith, recent star of "The Spid- er" on the Broadway stage, Pat O'Malley, Chester Morris, Regis Too- mey, and Harry Stubbs. BEGINS WORK ON "VENUS" Constance Talmadge has begun work on her first United Artists pic- ture. It is entitled "Venus," a modern story, based on the novel of the same name by Jean Vingnaud, French journ- alist. Jean Murat, a Frenchman, is Miss Talmadge's leading man. Lois Wilson will appear opposite Edward Everett Horton in a series of two-reel sound comedies. By Popular Demand! Starting Monday, Dec. 31 The Remarkable New Comedy of Youth 'Companionate Marriage' 2a Archibald Not a Motion Picture With the same production and cast as presented for a record- breaking five-month run at the Cort theatre, Chicago. Popular Prices Evenings: 50e, 75¢ and $1.00 Matinee, Wed., Sat.: 85¢-50¢ Special Matinee New Year's Reserve Your Seats Now! New Evanston Theatre Univ. 8500 ¥ "