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April 7, 1928 WINNETKA STALK Picture Reviews NEW VARSITY POLICY Lubliner and Trinz Take Over Thea- ter; to Have Concert Orchestra; Change Programs Every Two Days A better show at a lower price is to be the policy of the Varsity theater after Monday, when Lubliner and Trinz officially take it over on a long term lease. On and after Monday adults will pay 25 cents and children 10 cents to see the matinee. In the evening the prices will be 40 and 15. The price change is to occur at 6 o'clock on Saturdays and at 6:30 on other days. The Vitaphone will be discontinued and a concert orchestra installed. This orchestra has been carefully selected from the orchestras of all of the Balaban and Katz and Lubliner and Trinz theaters and represents the best aggregation of talent available in this area. The orchestra is to include no brass instruments. Three Programs a Week The average program length will be approximately two and one-half hours. Besides the best and latest of the fea- ture pictures, comedies, the freshest news reels, scenics, Rice's Sportlights and other popular reels will be shown. Programs will change every two days. The whole front of the theater will be floodlighted, making it one of the city's brightest spots. The building is now being renovated; new chandeliers are being installed in the lobby; the lobby ceiling is being retinted and pin stud lights are being installed around the box office. The Geneva organ, at which Louis Lohmann will continue to officiate, is being entirely rebuilt. Mark Fisher to Swing Al Kvale's Baton Next Week For the week beginning April 8, Mark Fisher and Al Kvale's Jazz Col- legians are planning a gay Spring cele- bration, in the form of a novel "Jazz Bouquet." which will be the name of the Norshore's latest show. Mark, who is swinging Al's baton while Al takes a vacation, is firmly convinced, despite several discouraging instances, that Spring is really here, with its light-hearted and blank days--with its thoughts of youth and love--and so he has devised one of the most unique and colorful stage shows ever pre- sented at the Norshore. It will be a gala syncopation jamboree, inter- mingled with dancing feet and croon- ing harmony. Norma Shearer in her latest picture, "The Latest from Paris," will be the screen divertissement. Included in the cast of this story of rivalry between traveling salesmen are George Syd- ney, Tene Holtz and Ralph Forbes. It is a humorous description of life among those brave business-getters of the merchandise world, who battle among themselves for the sake of making money for other people. The romantic burden is carried exception- ally well by Miss Shearer and Forbes, while Holtz and Sidney furnish the necessary comedy relief in a delight- fully pleasing manner. "The Great Necker," with Taylor Holmes, will be made known to Chi- cago audiences at the Harris next Monday. --_--Q-- "She Stoops to Conquer" will open at the Blackstone on Monday of next week. } ---- "Artists and Models" will appear at the Four Cohans theater this Sunday. Bill-O-Fare ARSIT 1710 SHERMAN AVENUE \4 Saturday, April 7 "Sunset Legion" ... .Teatro del Lago "Quality Street" i... ide. vin Varsity "Rose Marie" .... Norshore *The Love: Test" ........ New Evanston Sunday, April § "Quality Street" «.......... 5005 Teatro "Latest from Paris? ........... Norshore Monday, April 9 "Les Miserables" ¢....,......4.. 5 Teatro West Point" "8 ol cio. 00 Varsity Evanston Players ........ New Evanston "Latest from Paris" &........... Norshore Tuesday, April 10 "Almost Human" ...... Community House "Les Miserables" Teatro "Latest from Paris" ....5...... Norshore "West. Point? ................ 0% Varsity Evanston Players ....... New Evanston Wednesday, April 11 Feel My: Pulse" «.cioniov. ou ri. Teatro "West Point"... > wa ns Varsity "Latest from Paris" Norshore Evanston Players ........ New Evanston Thursday, April 12 "The Noose". A280 La afi Teatro fatest from Paris' .... uo. Norshore Evanston Players ...... New Evanston Friday, April 13 *Ben Hur" €.. 3540.. Community House "The:-"Noose' . .... a0 Vans Teatro "Latest from Paris" Evanston Players is billed to "The Baby Cyclone" open at the Blackstone, following the close of the run of the revival of "She Stoops to Conquer," on April 16. --Q-- "Sidewalks of New York," with Miss Ray Dooley will be made known in Chicago at the Woods next Mon- day. A Yer Norshore emia tris New Evanston SALABAN & KAT, RSHORE HOWARD AVE": CLARK Every Friday Night Is "NORTHWESTERN IGHT" N. "College" Frolic begins at 9 P. M. STARTING SUNDAY MARK FISHER AND THE JAZZ COLLEGIANS in "A Jazz Bouquet" featuring SMITH ¥ HADLEY BETTY WEBB PHELPS SISTERS NORSHORE BALLET --ON SCREEN-- NORMA SHEARER mn "The Latest from Paris" Every Saturday--Deluxe Kvale Coo-Coo Club Matinee, 3:00 P. . Bring the children. : THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY | MARION DAVIES in "Quality Street" with CONRAD NAGEL Gay Romance from Sir James Barrie's Novel IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT Lubliner & Trinz will take over the management of the VARSITY theater Monday. Evanston and the North Shore will be assured of the outstanding photoplays augmented by the select comedies, news pictorials, and novelty reels. The VARSITY SALON ORCHESTRA will offer splendid accompaniment to the program on the screen. The same courteous treatment and homelike spirit found in all Lubliner and Trinz theaters will prevail. ao ca aC rpg Come for the Inaugural Show! MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY WILLIAM HAINES in "WEST POINT" The dashing romance of cadet life at the U. §. military academy with unusual accom- paniment by the new VARSITY SALON ORCHESTRA IN THEIR PREMIERE APPEARANCE REDUCED PRICES MATINEES: To 6:30--Saturday to 6 p. m. Adults, 25¢; Children, 10c EVENINGS: Including Saturday Adults, 40c; Children, 15¢