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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1924 'BEAUCAIRE' IS NEXT FILM HERE Rudolph Valentino Film to Come Next Week "Monsieur Beaucaire," the new Paramount picture which marks the return of Rudolph Valentino to the screen, will come to the Winnetka Community House next Friday and Saturday, November 7-8. The world. and his. .wife--partic- ularly his wife--will see in this simple announcement visions, of a film feast for which their movie appetites have been hungering these many months. It isn't difficult to understand why this photoplay is awaited with such keen expectations. Aside from the tremendous personal popularity of Valentino to whom millions pay trib- ute as the greatest lover of the silver sheet, film fans who have read Booth Tarkington's immortal story, with its romantic, colorful = and spectacular background of the court of King Louis XV: of France, recognize its remarkable pictorial possibilities. It is a.story that thrills the imagination, kindles the emotions, and satisfies that fundamental human desire for love, 'beauty, laughter 'and truth. There is something vital and ap- pealing about the character that Va- lenting portrays--the brave hearted, impetuous Duke, who defies the King of France and goes to England dis- guised as a barber. It is a part that brings into play all those robust dramatic qualities that Valentino pos- sesses and which have mode him one of the most-facinating and compel- ling screen ®stars of to-day. No effort, no expense was spared to make "Monsieur Beaucaire," from an artistic standpoint, "a thing of beau- ty and a joy forever." The gorgeous and historically correct costumes were designed and made in Paris. The glit- ter of gold and silver brocade, . the sparkle of diamonds" and sapphires, the flash of jewelled swords--all the beauty and splendor and brilliancy of the most magnificent court in the world's most romantic period are pic- tured with amazing fidelity. It's his- tory come to life in all its vividness and grandeur! And here's a parting word of sug- gestion, come early if you want to avoid the rush! 2 Seven New Residences Head Building Activity Seven new dwellings are in the building list for construction, accord- ing to the building permits granted at the Village hall this week. Sixteen permits for dwellings, additions and garages were issued during the past week. A. C. Perrin heads the list with a frame and brick veneer residence and garage attached at 377 Walnut street for $15,000; R. T. Metzger, frame and shingle residence, 132 Fuller lane, $13,000; L. B. Hammond, frame resi- dence, 1427 Scott avenue, $10,000; Charles Krestof, frame residence, 579 Arbor Vitae road, $9,000; Mrs. Mary Klauke, two-story stucco residence, 1152 Scott avenue, $8,500: Mrs. A. L.- Weichbrodt, frame and stucco residence, 1005 Willow street, $3,000; Walter Bratschi, frame and stucco residence, 688 Cherry $8,000. Mrs. Max Greengard will remodel her dwelling at 1096 Laurel avenue for $3,500; W. S. Trawell will build a frame office building at Winnetka avenue and Briar street for $600; Sal- vatore DiFrancesco will make an ad- dition to his dwelling at 890 Linden avenue for $200; Edward A. Anderson, a frame porch, 331 Walnut street, $200, Permits for garages were issued to the following: B. E. Hobard, 1417 street, Theresa Nelson Traft PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER Room 3 Prouty Building LETTERS -- MANUSCRIPTS MIMEOGRAPHING Telephone Winnetka 177 Edgewood Lane, $600; R. T. Metzger, cepts that commission the world "is a 132. Fuller Tane, $450; H. C. Curry, 797 Willow street, $300; Miss Doris Fisenbrand, 1360 Scott avenue, $300 ; William T. Schwall, 979 Willow street, $150. Genesis Is Subject of Tuesday Lecture Series The Neighborhood room of Com- munity House was filled last Tuesday morning when Rev. James Austin Richards gave the first of six lectures on the "Religious Values of the Book of Genesis." After discussing such matters as the composition, date, authorship and purposes of the book, Mr. Richards read the first chapter and commented upon it, especially emphasizing some of its great relig- ious thoughts. Genesis affirms that all things in heaven and on earth rest back on God; that man is made in the divine likeness, and for fellowship with God; that we are placed here not merely to enjoy the world but to sub- due it; and that for every one who ac- 27) ATE : J 2 73Ll = . [J - - . [] » Pe a XL . eo)? Py I') 44 BOUNDING, un- stinted the only real success that come to a person. If you are ill or listless, seek |E Chiropractic analysis. It may be that there is a conges- tion of a nerve that a spin- health is can good place. "This: is a universe for heroes, not quitters. Next Tuesday with the study of the second chapter Mr. Richards will dis- cuss the "Place of the Book in Re- ligion, and its Relation to the Evo- lutionary Theory," treating briefly the sham battle now going on between Genesis and Darwin. The course is for: all. who are interested. The time is from ten: to 11 o'clock each Tues- day. - Mr., Richards will be glad to receive through the week any ques- tions that may. be profitable for dis- cussion during the course. ELECTION RETURNS We will have the old Ioud Speaker going full blast "November 4th. Come and 'hear the returns as fast as they come in. The Radio Service Shop 18 Prouty Annex WINNETKA, ILL. Phone Winn. 1840 Home Photography by SHOGI OSATO Family, wedding, school and . such groups and individual por- traits taken in one's own sur- roundings; also interior and ex- terior of homes, work com- mended by the best architects. Christmas rush almost at hand ~make appointments now. - -. Phone University 2523-M Evanston SIX LAKE SHORE AUTO SALES Sales Room and Service Station 1010-16 Chicago Ave., Evanston, Ill. al adjustment will render normal. . [J . . - as ment. AUTOMATIC HEATERS A size to meet any require- We sell them and install them. Vic J. Killian, Inc. Plumbing Contractors 874 Center Street RUUD Safe, clean, convenient. Winnetka 1260 UDOLP story of throbbing hearts swords in the reign of Louis XV of France. The most amazingly beautiful romance in screen history. FRIDAY MATINEE 4 P.M. EVENING 7:15 & 9 Admission, Mat. 25¢, Eve. 35c. Children not admitted evenings without parents. l MO sin r BEAUCAIRE" Valentino to the screen as the roman- tic hero of Booth Tarkington's immortal n brings and clashing FRIDAY--SATURDAY NOV. 7-8 SATURDAY MATINEE 2:30 P.M. EVENING 71:5 & 9 caucdire wilh BEBE DANIELS Lois Wilson Doris Kenyon Lowell Sherman 7 iy ro 4 vay Q orl ZS ELECTION NIGHT NOVEMBER 4, 8-12 P. M. Movies, Stage Specialties Excitement Election Returns via Western Union 2 : ~ )))