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BE 24, 1927 December WINNETKA TALK 41 Village Movies A special Christmas matinee will be given at the Village theater next Mon- day when "The College Widow, Warner Bros. production fe aturing Dolores Costello, will be presented. The picture is a screen revival of George Ade's spectacular play of the name and presents Miss Costello at her best. "The Girl from Chicago," another production by Warner and the Wed- nesday billing, is a splendid melodrama | of the underworld with Conrad Nage: and Myrna Lov in the leading roles. Nagel plays the role of Handsome Joe, | a detective in disguise, while Myrna is the southern girl who learns that ner brother has been sentenced to die for | a crime of which he is not guilty and | comes to save him. Milton Sills' far-famed "Hard-Boiled Haggerty" will be the bill for Thurs- day and Friday. Sills is cast as the hard-bitten "ace" of the World war and has a large amount of comedy ac- tion which is said to prove him an artist in this department as well as in the more serious vein. William Haines in "Spring Fever," which also features George K. Arthur and Joan Crawford, will be shown on Saturday. It is a clever little comedy- drama of a shipping clerk who is a golf "bug." F riendship Circle | Holds Next Meeting January 10 The Girl's Friendship circle will not hold its weekly meetings during the holidays. At the next meeting, to be held Tuesday, January 10, plans will be made for a winter frolic and sleigh- ride party. Josie Dallberg and Hedwig Johnson form the social committee which will have charge of the social hour following the business meeting. same Car Damaged When Gates Are Lowered at Crossing Walter Anderson of 6647 North Ar- [ tesian avenue, Chicago, reported to the Winnetka Monday afternoon that the gatemen at the North 2) crossing of the Chicago and | Western railroad, without giving | warning, lowered the started to cross the tracks, breaking | the windshield visor of his car and also damaging the top. Sam Divana is the man on the grounds at the crossing |and M. Branch is in the tower. Divana | told Patrolman Ralph Rayburn that police avenue speed when he crossed the tracks. | ------------ John Erickson, son of Mr. and Mrs. | | John D. Erickson of 93 Crescent drive, Glencoe, has returned from North- western Military academy to spend the holidays with his family. | Piano Playing Positively taught any person Local Teachers Attend J IN 20 LESSONS Sessions at Springfield A number of north shore teachers| Write or phone for FREE BOOKLET are tts atte » . SeVentv- CHRISTENSEN SCHOOLS OF are planning to attend the eventy POPULAR MUSIC fourth annual meeting of the Illinois | Piano, Saxophone, Banjo, all Instruments | State Teachers' association which will | 20 E- JACKSON ST. ~ HARRISON 5669 North | due | gates as he | Anderson was driving at an excessive | | Wednesday and Thursday of next week. Most of the general sessions | . will he held in the Centennial building, | Vill Th tr which is located just south of the | age ca € | State House and connected with it | a by a tunnel corridor. On Wednesday J. B. BT Ls rector | evening, however, the association will Phone Wilmette 1441 meet in the new Springfield High Evenings 7:16 & 9; Mat. Tues. 3:30 school auditorium. Saturday Mats, 2 and 4 - | Milton Hosking at the . | el x Mr. and Mrs. Morris Hutchins Wee Srunde Organ | Ruger of Gainesville, Ga., announce ' Mon. Thee. Dec. 34-27 ze TC uy - Special Mat. Today--Mon., Dec. 26 | the birth of a son, Robert Morris, at 3 p. m. | December 17. Mrs. Ruger was Miss THE MAY AGEMENT WISHES . ge 158 YOU ALL A iRRY CHRISTMAS CHICAGO, IIL. be held in Springfield, Ill, Tuesday, Laura Boak, doughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burns Boak of Wilmette and Glencoe. N DOLORES COSTELLO in "THE COLLEGE Oo? In D0 Bt 207 Nh J 0 J Ny JN J Ny a ys Oh, Iu Tau uy a ree pr iy pr BALABAN & KATZ NORSHORE HOWARD AVE. near CLARK 23% WIDOW" Snookums Merry Christmas! "Jewels of Venjcen =0aany Pathe New R Eve. -- Adults, 30¢ -- "Children, 10 Wed., Dee. 28 Conrad Nagel & Myrna Loy in "THE GIRL FROM CHICAGO" 2x Jd x a Zz a 2x = a 2 p= and his AL KVALE --STARTING HUGE CHRISTMAS STAGE SHOW Make this Christmas the merriest ever with the joy clown of syncopation Jazz Collegians in --On the Screen-- BILLIE DOVE in "AMERICAN BEAUTY" BUNDAY Also Jack Duffy "Hot Papa"--2 Reel Comedy Daily News BR Thurs., Fri, Dee. 29-30 MILTON SILLS in "HARD BOILED HAGGERTY" "TOYTOWN FOLLIES" DELUXE at 1:30. ATTEND THE DELUXE MATINEE SHOW 25¢ SPECIAL FOR CHRISTMAS WEEK--STARTING MONDAY MATINEE Complete stage and screen programs every afternoon. DeLuxe Show starts at 3:00 P. Pathe News -- Pathe Review "E Crues"--2 Reel Come EVERY DAY Easy pues 2 Ree omedy Doors open A M. Regular Matinee Prices Prevail to 6:30 P. M. Saturday to 6:00 P. M. WILLIAM HAINES in "SPRING FE 23% Also Bobby Vernon in > "Crazy to Fly"--2 Reel Comedy = "Ye AR Pathe News i = = ar | ry Ae oi WONDERS THEATRE Which will offer Big de Ae Stage { CA? i] ue =i Waukegan, TIN NEW EVANSTON "THE BEST IN SPOKEN DRAMA" OPENS XMAS NIGHT, MONDAY, DECEMBER 26TH "EVANSTON PLAYERS" --with-- MARGARET FULLER and CHARLES GEORGE and Cast of Professional Dramatic Stars --Presenting: LARRY E. JOHNSON'S GREAT COMEDY HIT "WHAT ANN BROUGHT HOME" A joyous evening that will make you tell your friends so that they may share it. "What Ann Brought Home" will be among those present for some time to come--N. Y. Telegraph. EVENINGS at 8:15 -- PRICES, 50c-75c-$1.00 MATINEES, WED. and SAT.--ALL SEATS 25c-50c Telephone RESERVATIONS NOW! iris Attend the Opening--A New Play Each Week ""CRAIG'S WIFE" Pulitzer Prize Play Week of Jan. 2nd