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i H | H { { | i WINNETKA TALK 'September 22, 1928 A PURE AIR COOLING SYSTEM is now installed in this theatre. A comfortable, pleas- ing temperature will be main- tained on the warmest days and evenings. Teatro del Lago in "No Man's Land" Sheridan Road Between Wilmette and Kenilworth il Ph. Kenilworth 3980-3981 MATINEES SATURDAY, SUNDAY SATURDAY % SUNDAY Doors Open 1:30 Show Starts 2 p. m., Continuous Evenings During Week Doors Open 6:30 Show Starts 7 p. m. PROGRAM STARTING SEPT. 22 Saturday, Sept. 22 SALLY PHIPPS "NONE BUT THE BRAVE" "Half-Back Buster" Buster Brown Comedy "Koko's War Dogs""--Koko Sunday, Sept. 23 LOIS MORAN "DON'T MARRY" "Walls Tell Tales" Madge Kennedy Daily News Fox News Monday & Tuesday, Sept. 24 & 25 CORINNE GRIFFITH | "THE GARDEN OF EDEN" "Cleopatra" Great Event Color Classic Kinogram News Wednesday, Sept. 26 MADGE BELLAMY "PLAY GIRL" "Should Married Men Go Home?" Laurel & Hardy Comedy Fox News Thursday 3 & Friday, Sept 27 & 28 RETA GAR | "THE MYSTERIOUS LADY" Collegians No. 1--Junior Year Kinogram News Saturday, Sept. 29 DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, JR. & JOBYNA RALSTON "THE TOILERS" "Kid Hayseed"--Big Boy Comedy "The Sacred Bahoon"--Oddity "Mississippi Mud"--Oswald Sunday, Sept. 30 LOUISE FAZENDA, W. C. FIELD & CHESTER CONKLIN "TILLIE'S PUNCTURED ROMANCE" | "That Night"--Max Davidson "Bits of Africa"--Oddity Daily News Fox News Next week, "The Cardboard Lover," "Heart Trouble," "Michigan Xid," "The Phantom City" Fr" Reviews | A t the North KVALE INVITES N. U. Northwestern Frolics Planned for Norshore Every Friday Night Go you Northwestern! College nights at the Norshore theater start Friday, Sept. 28. Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity has charge of the inaugural program, which will include Northwestern and fraternity loyalty songs, special stage features and the usual run of college fun. Al Kvale, Chicago's popular collegi- ate director, himself a member of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity, has been appointed master of ceremonies. He is planning many surprises, and promises that the college frolics this year will be bigger and better than ever. 2ALABAN & KAT; NORSHORE HOWARD AVE." CLARK Every Saturday Afternoon KVALE C00-C00 CLUB Matinee at 3:00 P. M. Bring the Kiddies STARTING SATURDAY The Joy Clown of Jazz AL KVALE and his Jazz Collegians in "A Jazz Paradise" Gorgeous stage creation direct from the inaugural of the new Paradise theater. --On the Screen-- COLLEEN MOORE with LAWRENCE GRAY "Oh Kay" EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT is COLLEGE NIGHT College Fun for ' { Everyone | | Bill-O-Fare Saturday, September 22 "None But the Brave" ........... Teatro {Glo iDus BetSY" ...:cicnarveiven Varsity "Girl Shy Cowboy" oun Pearl MOR Ray vas a eR ee Norshore "Home, James' Alcyon Sunday, September 23 DORE Marry" ... Pers rerrcisres Teatro OR AY" in assess re Norshore "United States Smith" ...... Alcyon "Danger Street' Pearl Monday, September 24 "The Lion and the Mouse" ...... Varsity SL RE ET ETT TY Norshore "The Garden of Eden" ............ Teatro "The Garden of Eden" ..Alcyon "Greased Lightning" : ... Pearl Tuesday, September 25 "Jaws of Steel" ......Community House "The Garden of den" ...... .s .Teatro Oh Kay! ii staan aera eae Norshore "The Lion and the Mouse" ....... Varsity "The Garden of Eden" ......... Alcyon "Romance of a Rogue" «+ + JPRar] Wednesday, September 26 ON JEAY™ vey ons vine x Bagby Norshore "The Lion and the Mouse" ...... Varsity "Play Girl... : Teatro "The Mysterious Lady" Alcyon "The Lost World" Pearl Thursday, September 27 "The Mysterious Lady? .....« Teatro "Oh Kay dhs ..Norshore 'The Noste rious Lady" Alcyon "On the Stroke of Twelve" ....Pearl Friday, September 28 "The Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come" "Rs Peep eit wns Community House "The Mysterious Lady" ii... Teatro "Oh Kay .Norshore Graeme "Play ers and "The Way of All Flesh" ...Alcyon "Albany Night Boat" : Pearl 'Jazz Singer' Sets New Record at the Varsity The new perfected Vitaphone which opened with the "Jazz Singer" broke all attendance records at the Varsity theater this week. Not since Lubliner and Trinz took over the house, ac- cording to Manager Murphy, has there been such a large attendance. At both evening performances the picture played to capacity houses and many were turned away. The Vitaphone installation was de- clared to be the most perfect in the entire Chicago area. The effect, ac- cording to electrical experts who made the installation, is due both to the fact that the perfected Vitaphone is being used and the fact that the theater was originally built with perfect acoustics. COMMUNITY HOUSE Tues., Sept. 25 Fri.,, Sept. 28 RIN-TIN-TIN RICHARD Dog Marvel BARTHELMESS in in "Jaws of "Little Steel" Shepherd of Kingdom Animal Comle Come" For Your Convenience The Chicago Civic Opera Co. has established a branch sales agency in Winnetka. You can depend on getting the best locations available here for any performance. Leave Your Order at THE MILROY MUSIC SHOP 569 Lincoln Avenue Phone Winnetka 2129 grand opera. Sally Phipps Stars in Teatro del Lago Film This Saturday In "None But the Brave," featuring Charles Morton and Sally Phipps, which will be shown at the Teatro del Lago this Saturday, September 22, the high spot is an international beauty pageant, filmed in color and said to be a revelation in the matter of pro- gress made in color photography. Twelve beauties were selected for the pageant from several thousand of Hollywood's prettiest. They are: Sally Phipps, Eleanor Black, Jacque- line Wells, Edna Sumida, Leaota Win- ters, Ada Williams, Lola Salvi, Irene Murray, Virginia Parent, Diane Dare, Marguerite Andrus, and Betty Lor- raine. In the aggregate these girls have won more than 100 beauty con- tests. Which type of girl does the modern man want for his wife, the old fash- ioned, or the flapper? The answer to this question is to be found at the Teatro del Lago this Sunday in "Don't Marry," with Lois Moran and Neil Hamilton. It is the story of the de- lightful romance of Priscilla Bowen, who, despite her puritanical surround- ings, is a product of the modern age. Miss Moran, in the role of Priscilla, is given a large scope for her versa- tility, and her treatment of the comedy situations' is subtle and well timed. Neil Hamilton, as the confirmed bache- lor who succumbs to Priscilla's charms, is excellent foil for Miss Moran. "The Garden of Eden," with Corinne Griffith, Louise Dressler, Charles Ray, and others, comes to the Teatro del Lago Monday for two days. It is a light and whimsical comedy drama, - all very spirited and charmingly pre- sented. It is chiefly concerned with the activities of Toni Le Brun, a baker's niece, played by Miss Grif- fith, who receives a musical diploma and leaves Vienna for Budapest, be- lieving herself engaged to sing in Instead she finds her- self booked to entertain in a naughty cafe, and what takes place thereafter is delightfully interesting. A laughter romance on which metropolitan reviewers have placed the stamp of approval, "The Play Girl," is to be shown at the Teatro del Lago next Wednesday, September 26. Madge Bellamy stars in the title role. The story deals with the life of a little shop girl tired of work and hungry for beautiful clothes and amusement. Johnny Mack Brown nlavs the poor man in love with Miss Bellamy, and Walter McGrail, the rich one, also in lave, but not sufficiently so to want to marry her. The plot of "The Mysterious Lady," coming to the Teatro del Lago next Thursday and Friday, is laid in the rival countries, Russia and Austria, in the days preceding the World War. Greta Garbo, as a beautiful Russian spy who falls in love with an Austrian officer whom she has disgraced, plays with feeling and distinction. In her support, Conrad Nagel gives a splen- didlv romantic touch to his difficult part. HISTORICAL PICTURE Marie Prevost is the feminine star of "The Exodus of the New World," a film enic dealing with the history of the Mormons. It is in process of pro- duction. ---- Dorothy Sebastian will have the starring role in "The Devil's Apple Tere" forthcoming Tiffany-Stahl pro- duction.