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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1922 13 PHOTODRAMAS AT NEIGHBORING THEATRES The fall and winter season of master photodramatic productions is now in full swing at the big Neighborhood theaters, Hoyburn, Howard, Adelphi. Good motion picture productions, like good plays, never grow thread bare or pall on the higher type of motion picture followers. The fact that a play can be shown in the neighbor- hood theater only after it has been viewed by Loop throngs, need not affect adversely that production when it is brought out from within the con- fines of Chicago's downtown. The wise movie patron steers shy of the jost- ling crowds of the loop and waits pa- patiently, though it be several weeks, for the showing in the theater near his home, where he can observe it with absolute comfort. HOYBURN THEATRE "The Eternal flame," heralded as Norma Talmadge's ultra-masterpiece and said to be even greater than "Smilin' Through" comes to the Hoy- burn, Evanston, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, October 30 and 31, November 1 and 2. Support- ing Miss Talmadge in this super-film are such screen favorites as Conway Tearle, Irving Cummings, Otis Harlan, Rosemary Theby, Adolphe Jean Men- jou, Wedgewood Nowell and Kate Lester. Marjorie Daw appears at the Hoy- burn Friday, November 3 in her latest success, "Fifty Candles." "The Trap," featuring Lou Chaney, the attraction for Saturday November 4. In addition there will be the seria "Days of Buffalo Bill." : HOWARD THEATRE Plays of unquestioned interest and worth continue in the bill at the Howard. Not an "off day" at this beautiful theater in Chicago's newest wonder neighborhood. Not a dull or WOMAN CANDIDATE HAS FINE QUALIFICATIONS Mrs. Elizabeth Shroyer of Congress Park, Illinois, is the democratic nominee for County Commissioner from the Country Towns of Cook county. Born in Virginia, she nas taught for seven years in the schools of Minnesota. She is prominent in woman's club work, being director of the South District of Illinois Wom- en's Federated clubs. She is deeply interested in every activity that moves toward better girlhood and womanhood. She is a charter mem- ber of the Chicago and Cook county Council of Girl Scouts. Mrs. Shroyer has worked for the better correlation of home and school, having served as president of a local Parent-Teacher association. She is also chairman of the Women's Coun- cil of Defense in her own commu- nity. The Board of County Commission- ers needs in its membership able women citizens like Mrs. Shroyer. - Hoyburn Has Hallowe'en Party For The Kiddies The kiddies are in line for another big treat this week when they make the journey to the Hoyburn theatre, Davis street, Evanston, Saturday for the special morning show for child- ren, featuring "Huckleberry Finn." The picture program, however, is only the half of it. Every youngster knows that the Hallowe'en spirits are in the air and Manager Sturdivant of the Hoyburn knows it too, and has prepared a real surprise for his youth- ful patrons the this Saturday morning. Children's show programs are at 9, 10:30 and 12 o'clock. "second-string" program permitted, but every day a feature day of mo- tion picture production. Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, Oc- tober 29, 30 and 31, brings the talent ed Mae Murray to the Howard in her latest genuine success--"Broadway Rose." Miss Murray dances through this film in most captivating fashion and affords a thrill every minute with her entrancing mannerisms. "The Hands of Nara," is the at- traction at the Howard for November 1 and 2. Friday and Saturday finds "Skin Deep" and "The Blacksmith" in the feature positions. "Pink Gods" and "The Eternal Flame" are on their way to the How- ard for the following week. VES The House of Harmony OWARL DAILY MATINEE N. W. "L' Sta. at Howard St. Saturday, Oct. 28 TOM MIX 'DO AND DARE' Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, Oct. 29-30-31 MAE MURRAY 'BROADWAY ROSE' Wed. and Thurs. Nov. 1 and 2 'The Hands of Nara' Fri. and Sat., Nov. 3 and 4 'SKIN DEEP' and "The Blacksmith" H THEATRE \ 615 Davis St., Evanston MATINEES 2 and{ Evenings 7 and 9 NEXT WEEK Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday--Oct. 30, 31-- Nov. 1, 2 NORMA TALMADGE "The Eternal Flame" Supported by Conway Tearle, Irving Cummings, Otis Harlan, Rosemary Theby, Adolphe Jean Menjou, Wedgewood Nowell and Kate Lester. GREATER THAN "SMILIN' THROUGH" Friday Nov. 3 IMarjorie Daw™iin "FIFTY CANDLES" Saturday Lon Chaney in "THE TRAP" "DAYS OF BUFFALO BILL" No. 4 Nov. 4 Wilmette. motto. Wm. H. Scott Undertaker I am now in business for myself, conducting the ONLY undertaking establishment in Conscientious service 1124 Central Avenue WILMETTE No longer with the Western Phone Wilmette 654 is my Many Real Estate Sales Made by M. L. Moody Co. | TU-EDS Recent real estate transfers nego- tiated by M. L. Moody as reported this week, follow: George Wolters property at 1014 Oakwood avenue to G. Varley of Chi- cago; Louis Nettleman property at 1534 Gregory avenue to Frank Santa- fonta; Williams home at 2607 Park place, Evanston, to James Potter of Orange, N. J.; J. Robert McClure home at 1224 Washington avenue to W. E. Erickson of Chicago; William Wilson property on Kenilworth ave nue, Kenilworth, to Norman McArthu | of Glencoe; 81 feet of Theodore | Schuermann property at Third street | and Maple avenue to Lucy M. 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