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30 WINNETKA TALK September 18, 1926 Dr. and Mrs. J. W. F. Davies and Gould, have returned from Lake Ham- lin, Ludington, Mich., where they have been spending the summer. Dr. Davies, known as "chief," will resume his duties at Community House. : =O Mr. and Mrs. Stacy C. Mosser, 352 Ridge avenue, entertained at dinner Friday evening, September 10, in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pridham of Antofagasta, Chile, S. A. Mr. and Mrs. H. Landauer, 5326 Hyde Park boulevard, who have been occupying the Hubbard home at 849 Foxdale avenue, during the summer, have returned to their Chicago home for the winter season. --O Robert English, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. English, 375 Hawthorn lane, will leave within -a week to attend Prince- ton university where he will enter as la freshman. 1 4 4 4 4 sealed caps. { Or Phone Wilmette Greenleaf 820. Comes from Tuburcular- tested cows. Sanitary hood Ask Our Drivers The cream taken from this milk will whip 3029-- 15¢ per quart a3 Stage and Screen News and Reviews STAGE NOTES "Love 'Em and leave 'Em" (La Salle Theatre) Sitting in the La Salle the other eve- ening and listening to this strictly American comedy there could be no question in my mind that Mr. John V. A. Weaver was its author. For Mr. Weaver, the irresponsible Johnny, was a youth in Winnetka but a few years ago, and to know him then was to recognize him again in his new play. He is as sincere and frank in it as he was then. The comedy is a very cleverly drawn story of boarding house life in New York City as it relates to the affairs of the employees of Ginsburg's De- partment Store and draws into it characters well known to those who are constantly patronizing stores of that character. The situations which develop are not particularly unusual, but are well knit and the dialogue is decidedly clever. The character sketches of the various types are quite Inaugural Saturday Sept. 18th N Uf O79 LT BENNY MEROFF America's Most Versatile Orchestra Conductor 2 5 Nifty with Pepsters DE LUXE FIRST RUN Photo Plays Opening Saturday, September 18th MARKS BROTHERS' RANADA Why The MARKS BROS. GRANADA is the World's Outstanding Theater It has SACK HASKELL producer of the World's Greatest Musical Comedy hits, offering "EASTERN NIGHTS" 100 including the GRANADA BALLET and chorus of 50 ALBERT F. BROWN at the Giant Wurlitzer People on the stage outstanding and certainly well played. Florence Johns makes a very real and interesting picture of the older sister who is forever giving up to her beauti- ful young sister. Eda Heineman, Har- lan Briggs, Katherine Wilson and Donald MacDonald are probably the best of the other plavers. There 1s much that is refreshing and interesting in this comedy and it is a great relief to have these various types properly pictured in view of the many burlesques which have been foisted from time to time. --Thespian. VILLAGE THEATRE Movie fans will have the opportunity of seeing two of the best pictures of the year at the Village theatre next week. They are "The Son of the Sheik," Valentino's last picture, and "Brown of Harvard,' also a late film. Vilma Banky, the "Hungarian Rhap- sody" of the screen, is once more ap- pearing opposite Rudolph Valentino in "The Son of the Sheik," his last photo- play, which comes to the Village theatre next Monday, Tuesday, Wed- nesday and Thursday, September 20, 21, 22 and 23. Under the direction of George Fitz- maurice, Miss Banky appears as Yas- min, a desert dancer who wins the love, then the hate of the young tribal chieftain. The story, crammed with romance and adventue, is said to af- ford Valentino and Miss Banky even greater emotional opportunities than they had in "The Eagle," the last pic- ture in which they appeared together. Their tremendous dual popularity in "The Eagle" prompted producer John W. Considine, Jr., to arrange with Samuel Goldwyn for Miss Banky to again appear with the star in "The Son of the Sheik." This will be the last showing of the Valentino film on the north shore, it is said. In addition there will be a Charlie Chase comedy, "Crazy Like a Fox," and a Pathe news reel. "Brown of Harvard" is a timely pic- ture that will fascinate everybody. In- terest in the doings of the younger generation is now centering particular- ly on the activities of college students. Stories exposing the charms and Camry Continuous from 1:30 to 11 P, M. Saturday--Today DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM "THE COLLEGE BOOB" With LEFTY FLYNN Yale Football Star and "FLAMES OF ARGENTINE" With Evelyn Brent Starting Monday Sept. 20 RUDOLPH VALENTINO in "THE SHEIK" Comedy -- News and Topies Thursday--Friday "MARRIAGE LICENSE" With an All Star Cast Cemedy -- Pathe News Thursday Night BATHING BEAUTY CONTEST AUTO DRAWING CONTEST FRIDAY NIGHT, OCT. IST.