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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, JANUARY 13, 1923 13 PHOTO DRAMAS ADELPHI THEATRE The week of January 14 started aus- piciously at the Adelphi Theatre with the arrival on that day of Rodolph Valentino in "The Young Rajah." This super-picture will be at the Adelphi on Sunday, Monday and Tues- day. Wanda Hawley appears oppo- site the man of "sheik" fame, The film, "More to be pitied than Scorned," will show at the Adelphi Wednesday and Thursday evenings, January 17 and 18. A comedy feature for these two days will be "Mud and Sand," a screamingly funny burles- que of the famous photoplay, "Blood and Sand." Friday's customary double feature bill at the Adelphi will bring Roy Stewart and Shirley Mason to the Adelphi on January 19. Stewart ap- pears in "The Sage Brush Trail," and Miss Mason will be seen in "The New Teacher." Jane Novak will be the Adelphi attraction on Saturday, January 20, in "Thelma," a picturization of the famous novel and play of that title. HOWARD THEATRE "The Man from Hell's River," will provide entertainment for Howard Theatre patrons on Sunday, January 14. Beginning Monday, January 15, and continuing through Friday, January 19, the Howard will show the spectacular photoplay, "When Knighthood was in Flower," starring Marion Davies. This Cosmopolitan production has thronged ILoop theatres for many weeks, and Howard followers are an- ticipating with keen delight the show- ing of the great film "right at home." The Howard Orchestra Supreme, James Thatcher, conductor, has ar- ranged a magnificent program of mu- sic to accompany the production. Future attractions at the Howard include "Manslaughter," with Thomas Meighan in the stellar role, and "Clarence," in which Wallace Reid does the best work of his illustrious film career. HOYBURN THEATRE Were seats at the Hoyburn Theatre reserved, the management would have nothing to do but wait for the crowds for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of next week. The attraction is "The Hottentot," a Thomas Ince presentation of Willie Collier's greatest stage success of that name, starring Douglas McLean, Madge Bellamy and Raymond Hatton. The balance of next week is just as "big" as 'tother end, for Wesley Bar- ry, a prime favorite with Hoyburn- ians, appears in his latest achieve- ment, "Rags and Riches." It is unusual that a neighborhood theatre should have but two pictures for .an entire week, but Manager Sturdivant of the Hoyburn seems to have selected a winning combination. "When Knighthood was in Flower" will be shown at the Hoyburn Mon- day, Tuesday and Wednesday, Janu- ary 22, 23 and 24. Social Happenings "Don Quixote," Mr. Tony Sarg's lat- est production, which is to be given at the Skokie school, Winnetka, Wed- nesday afternoon and evening, Janu- ary 24, and at the Evanston Woman's club on Saturday morning and eve- ning, January 27, is pronounced by many in the literary and artistic world as the finest and most superb work he has yet achieved. The facility with which the popular story moves through its varied and humor- ous phases proves to be a continuous delight to young and old. More than 500 strings are in operation during the performance, and Don Quixote's attacks upon the flock of sheep or the windmill and the final tilting contest with the barber in full armor are thrilling sights. The small marionette show within a marionettes show in the fourth act is the most ingenious and artistic mechanical triumph ever displayed on the stage. All of the characters of the book appear, and in addition there is an entire menagerie --a naughty dog, a dancing bear and a flock of sheep. ee Qe Arrangements for one of the larg- est benefit bridge parties of the sea- son are under way, directed by a NEWELL AND RETCHIN How ARD N. W. L. Station at Howard ADELPHI 7074 N. CLARK ST. FRIDAY THOS. MEIGHAN THE MAN WHO SAW TOMORROW Mud and Sand COMEDY SENSATION SATURDAY WALLIE REED The Ghost Breaker with LILA LEE SUNDAY Irving Cummings The Man From Hell River FRIDAY DOUBLE FEATURE DAY KATE DOUGLASS WIGGIN'S "TIMOTHY'S QUEST" and HARRY CAREY Good Men and True i SATURDAY Dustin Farnum While Justice Waits Every Sat. and Sunday High Class Musical Specialties SUN., MON., TUES. RUDOLPH VALENTINO in His Latest Hit "The Young Rajah" { MON., TUES., WED., THUR,, FRI. MARION DAVIES "When Knighthood was in Flower" Special Musical Score by The Howard Orchestra Supreme No Advance in Price THE NORTH SHORE'S MOST WED., THUR. MORE TO BE PITTIED THAN SCORNED also "Mud and Sand" (3 reels) The Outstanding Comedy Hit of the New Year REPRESENTATIVE THEATRES At all First class Grocers the afternoon couldn't have fitted perfectly. dozen of those good the very next order. Evanston, Il. - S10 CHICAGO AVENUE With Your Afternoon Tea HOEVER invented macaroons must have had in mind something to go with tea--otherwise There's nothing else that quite fills the bill; ask your grocer to send you over a _ macaroons the occasion quite so Seidel Macaroons with The Home of Good Baking EL PHONE EVANSTON 1200 FAMOUS FOR MACAROONS & LADY FINGERS group of young women who are alum- nae and active members of the local chapter of the Kappa Alpha Theta sorority. It will take place Saturday evening, January 20, at 8 o'clock in the Evanston hotel. The proceeds will go to the chapter house build- ing fund. ---- Of interest in University Circles is the announcement that a new chap- ter, Alpha Eta, of Delta Zeta sorority, was installed at the University of Michigan, last week-end by the Alpha Alpha chapter of Northwestern uni- versity. 4 THEATRE N 615 Davis St., Evanston MATINEES 2 and 4 Evenings 7 and 9 NEXT WEEK Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, January 15-16-17 THOS. H. INCE Presents "THE HOTTENTOT" FROM WILLIE COLLIER'S GREATEST STAGE SUCCESS with DOUGLAS McLEAN MADGE BELLAMY RAYMOND HATTON THURSDAY-FRIDAY SATURDAY January 18-19-20 WESLEY BARRY "Rags toRiches" NEW EVANSTON "For Your Pleasure" _ FRIDAY and SATURDAY The Chicago Daily News $10,000 Prize Story "Broken Chains" with Colleen Moore and Clair Windsor Mlle. Yvonne Vallal & Miss Ruth Stanley Roland Zermain in Singing "Dance Divertissements" Favorite Selections A Cartoon Comedy Riot "Felix Kat Gets Revenge" An Organ Specialty by Floyd Young Pathe Review--News "Oh! How She Is Dumb" Weekly MR. WALTER BLAUFUSS presents é . 'New Evanston Artists' Ensemble" JAMES KOZAK, Director playing Grand Opera Scenes from "CAVALLERIA RUSTICANA" STARTING MONDAY "THE NINETY AND NINE" Adapted from Ramsay Morris' Famous Play of the same name, with COLLEEN MOORE Supported by an all-star cast SPECIALTIES--SHORT SUBJECTS ORCHESTRA me A ve. | E = = ES E E =] Ee E = = ] = Ei = E i 8 E These reductions on regular stock, bring the cost down so low that the question of whether or not one can afford real Oriental Rugs instead of machine-made domestics is entirely set at rest. Rugs selected will be held for future delivery if desired. 28"and 30 South Wabash Ave. Buying Offices, Constantinople and Sultanabad, Persia Jim Cn Nahigian Brothers, Inc. 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