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5 2 WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1923 23 -- Photodramas r The New Evanston J r | Adelphi Theatre A his 4 J Following a sensational success with Harold Lloyd's "Safety Last," the New Evanston is now "packing them in" with that great drama "Rug- gles of Red Gap," starring Lois Wil- son and Ernest Torrence. The play will remain at the theater over the week-end. On Monday, Gloria Swanson and H. B. Warner will grace the New Evanston silver sheet in the film ver- sion of that great French production, "Zaza," made famous on the stage and in opera. "Zaza" is Gloria Swanson's latest picture and is accounted by many critics as her very best effort. Mr. Warner's appearance in the picture is especially interesting at this time in view of the fact, he is being so favor- ably received in the spoken drama, "You and I," now playing at the Play- house. More exclusive super-dramas for the New Evanston in the coming weeks. -- Hoyburn Theatre 3) The week of Monday, October 15, brings three super-productions to the Hoyburn in "Trilby," showing Monday and Tuesday; "The Last Moment," show- ing on Wednesday, and "Main Street," booked for the balance of the week. "Trilby" is taken from the famous story of that title. Andree Lafayette makes a charming Trilby and Arthur Edmund Carew's impersonation of Sven- gali is called a masterpiece of art. The production is considered one of the real classics of screen history. "The Last Moment," is Jack Boyle's thrilling tale of society and sea life. It is a mystery story of unusual fascina- tion. An all-star cast is seen in this production and the settings are attrac- tive and realistic. "Main Street," known to every reader in the United States, is a faithful inter- pretation of Sinclair Lewis' most sensa- tional novel. Such well known players as Monte Blue, Florence Vidor and Noah Beery, head the great cast of characters. It is a Warner Brothers production. | Howard Theatre ] -- "Main Street," screen version of Sinclair Lewis' celebrated story of that title, will be the Howard offering for Friday and Saturday, October 12 and 13. Florence Vidor and Monte Blue have the leading roles, with Noah Beery appearing prominently in the supporting cast. Forrest Nicholi, cornetist, will be as a treat on the musical program. For Sunday, October 14, Tom Mix will be displayed in one of his cus- tomary thrillers, this time entitled "The Lone Star Trail." "Jungle Pals" will be an added feature. Robert W. Chambers' novel, "The Common Law," will be seen in its film interpretation at the Howard Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of next week. Corinne Griffith, Conway Tearle and Elliott Dexter are the stars. Syble Comer, known as "a Spanish Singer of Span- ish Songs," is billed for the specialty entertainment. Elaine Hammerstein is the Adelphi star for Friday and Saturday of this week. "Broadway Gold" is the vehicle for this comely and _talented player who has scores of trinmphs to her credit. . Buster Keaton will provide the comedy, his latest, "The Love Nest." "Salomy Jane," with Jacqueline Logan, George Fawcett and Maurice Flynn, will be seen on Sunday and Monday, October 14 and 15. Adelphi patrons will have the priv- ilege of seeing a treasured favorite on Tuesday's programs in the appear- ance of Enid Bennett, in her produc- tion, "Your Friend and Mine." The season's sensation, "Down to the Sea in Ships" will come to the Adelphi for two days showing on Wednesday and Thursday. It is un- questionably one of the greatest pic- tures ever filmed. Real whale hunts and everything! Check on Income Tax Evaders is Under Way We've got you on the list, or we'll get you on- the list, is the song of the deputy tax collector from now until Feb. 1. Under instructions from Washing- ton an intensive and nation-wide in- come tax investigation drive started last week. Specific orders have been issued by Commissioner Blair that every available field deputy who is _HOYBURN_ THEATRE The Best Pictures Excellent Music Scientific Ventilation Afternoons 2 to 6, Evenings 7 to 11 | OCTOBER 15, 16 "Trilby"' This famous story has proven a gem of the screen. Andree La- fayette has been found an ideal Trilby, and Arthur Edmund Carew's impersonation of Sven- gali is a masterpiece of art. The entire cast is ideal, and the pro- duction a classic not to be missed." OCTOBER 17 "The Last Moment' Jack Boyle's thrilling tale of society and thé sea is an attrac- tion which will make everybody sit up and take notice. An ex- cellent cast, remarkable settings, with an unusual mystery story, provide rich entertainment. OCTOBER 18, 19, 20 "Main Street' This widely read story by Sin- clair Lewis is one of the great screen epics of the season---a Warner Brothers production with an eminent cast, including Flor- ence Vidor, Monte Blue and Noah Beery. This great screen drama is considered even superior to the book, as often proves the case. 1 kitchen, well HowARD N. W. "L" Station at Howard NEWELL & A , RETCHIN Pick of the Pictures DELPH 7074 North Clark St. FRI. and SAT. OCT. 12-13 Sinclair Lewis' "MAIN STREET" with Florence Vidor and Monte Blue Forrest Nickoli--Cornetist SUNDAY Tom Mix "The Lone Star Ranger" "JUNGLE PALS" MON., TUES, WED., THURS. Robt. W. Chambers "THE COMMON LAW" with Corrine Griffith Conway Tearle Elliott Dexter Syble Comer A Spanish Singer of Spanish Songs K FRIDAY and SATURDAY Elaine Hammerstein "BROADWAY GOLD" Buster Keaton "THE LOVE NEST" SUNDAY and MONDAY "SALOMY JANE" with Jacqueline Logan Geo. Faucett and Maurice Flynn TUESDAY Enid Bennett "Your Friend and Mine" WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY The Season's Sensation Down to the Sea in Ships "JUNGLE PALS" The North Shore's Most Representative Theatres qualified shall take part in the round- up, and it is expected that the four months' drive will develop millions of dollars that have been withheld by the taxpayers. Special instructions have been issued, however, that the investigations shall be conducted with as little annoyance to the taxpayers as possible. Where unreported income is dis- closed by investigations made by field deputies under the law the max- imum penalties must be imposed, but where the taxpayers voluntarily re- port mistakes in filing returns the policy of the bureau is to be as lenient as the law will permit. With the ninety thousand district warrants inherited when she took of- fice now reduced to three thousands, Collector Mabel G. Reinecke of this district, declares that her deputies are now ready to do good work in the! new drive. Palmer E. Anderson, chief field dep- uty of the district, will be charged with the duty of overseeing the work of the field deputies throughout the 30 northern counties of Illinois. LARGE KITCHENS PASSING Large kitchens, along with kerosene lamps and wood fired cook-stoves, are almost extinct. A small, compact ventilated and lighted, where electricity and gas are ready servants, is not only less fatiguing through saving the housewife count- less steps in a day's work, but goes far towards promoting health and happiness. THE NEW E VANSTO "The Big Pictures First" NOW PLAYING LOIS WILSON AND ERNEST TORRENCE IN THE LAUGHING HIT "RUGGLES OF RED GAP" STARTING MONDAY GLORIA SWANSON and H. B. 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