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PRE © oo cL mee LR WINNETKA TALK October 6, 1928 in Town and Countr y i=) "Anybody Here Seen Kelly?" Irish Film, Is Theater Offering "The Phanton City," a story of the West featuring one of the screen's foremost western stars, Ken Maynard, is to be shown at the Teatro del Lago this Saturday. The picture abounds in thrills and 1s filled with action from start to finish. "Anybody Here Seen Kelly?" a pic- ture suggested by the old song of the same name, is to be the comedy at- traction at the Teatro del Lago this Sunday, October 7. An almost all- Irish company was cast for the picture. Bessie Love, who plays the feminine lead, is the only mem- ber who was not born in Ireland or descended from Irish ancestors. This Celtic relationship is very appropriate as the film deals with Irish romance and humor, although the locale is France and New York. Tom Moore plays opposite Bessie Love. Every human being throughout his life is held within the confines of "Four Walls." That is the theme be- hind John Gilbert's starring picture of that name which comes to the Teatro del Lago next Monday and Tuesday. Once in a while, so the picture shows, an occasional man or woman will break through the restraining walls of convention and be free. Then they either do great things or society out- laws them. Perhaps they achieve a great love or create great art. They are the true "free souls." The locale of the picture is the East side of New York city. Joan Crawford is the lead- ing lady. Taken From Tolstoy Novel Tolstoy's "Resurrection," the flesh- and-blood drama of prince and peas- ant love, sacred and profane, brings Rod LaRocque and Dolores Del Rio to the screen of the Teatro del Lago next Wednesday, October 10. M. La- Rocque plays the role of the prince who sinned and sorrowed. Miss del Rio is Katusha Maslova, the peasant ward of his two maiden aunts, the girl whose love is defiled and sullied, only to be won again through the remorse of the prince. The film story is almost iden- tical with that of the novel. Colleen Moore will be seen at the Teatro del Lago next Thursday and Friday in "Oh, Kay" The picture marks Miss Moore's return to the field of comedy for the first time since her appearance in "Her Wild Oat," and following her recent successes in two serious dramatic productions, "Happi- ness Ahead" and "Lilac Time." She is supported by Alan Hale, Lawrence Gray, Ford Sterling, Claude Gilling- water and Julanne Johnston in impor- tant roles. Noah Beery has been signed for a featured role in "Desert Love." COMMUNITY HOUSE TUES. OCT. 9 Fri.,, Oct. 12 Chas. Morton Lya De Putti Sally Phipps Malcolm Farrell MeGregor MacDonald ZaSu Pitts "NONE BUT "BUCK THE BRAVE" PRIVATES" Animal Comic Seenie, News, "A Lady Lion" Fable LS -------- SHOW "STREET ANGEL" Norshore to Present Famous Co- starring Picture of Charles Farrell and Janet Gaynor Next Week "The Street Angel," most recent co- starring success of Janet Gaynor and Charles Farrell, will be shown at the Norshore theater for one week begin- ning this Saturday, October 6. "The Street Angel" is a fit successor to "Seventh Heaven" and just as delight- ful a setting for the shining Miss Gay- nor and Mr. Farrell. When "The Street Angel" was first shown in the loop a Chicago critic had this to say concerning it: ". ..... the story is of two lowly and lonely young people who find the answer to the des- perate cry of their hearts in each other Their romance is a sustained and beau- tiful thing, like music--now glad, now sad; now dipping into the depths of tragedy, now lark-like, singing joyous- ly close to heaven. And it weaves it- self unforgettably against such scenery, caught by such photography as is rare on our screens even in this day of wonders. The musical score, haunting and ineffably lovely, charms you into thrilled ecstatic absorption." The picture is charming. Scenery, sets, plot, direction and music are ex- cellent. As its stage production for next week the Norshore is offering a new show entitled, "Melody a la Mode," with Al Kvale swinging the baton and "None But the Brave" Is Community House Picture There is laughter, beauty, and rom- ance to be had at the Community House, where "None But the Brave," will be shown next Tuesday night October 9. It is the story of a college hero, played by Charles Morton, who finds that the athletic trophies won in college are of no use in the business world. But he has to eat and so he dons the raiment of a life guard which car- ries him through many tight situations to the feet of Sally Phipps, who por- trays a young business woman in search of her man. What takes place there- after is delightfully interesting. A new setting and new situations characterize the photoplay, "Buck Privates," featuring Lya De Putti and Malcolm McGregor, which will be on the screen at the Commuunity House next Friday. McGregor plays a buck private and contributes both to the comedy and romance of the picture, while Miss De Putti is perfectly nat- ural as a little German girl. The story concerns the adventures, mostly comic, of the American Army of Oc- cupation in a beautiful little German village nestling against the banks of the Rhine near Coblenz. Zasu Pitts, Eddie Gribbon, and others are also in the cast. TOGETHER AGAIN Dorothy Mackaill and Jack Mulhall, popular co-starring pair, will be to- gether in "Children of the Rich," a his Jazz Collegians furnishing the |prize story for which the author re- music. ceived $10,000. Doors LUBLINER &TRINZ Attend 1:30 p. m. the Continuous Bargain Each Show Matinees Deluxe The Imperial Russian SEE Harry Delf "M Cossa chs 3 Broadway's Favorite oscow's Favorite and " Musicians" Comedian on the Vitaphone HEAR on the Vitaphone THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY RICHARD DIX "WARMING UP" Hear and See the Crowds Cheer, the Umpire Call Strikes in a Real World Series Baseball game. Also--New Series "Collegians." Ed Lowry and His Famous Orchestra on the Vitaphone MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY. See and Hear Every Character in "Lights of New York" All Star Cast The greatest Detective Story screened where every character talks. The first all-talking picture. The Only Foy Family on the Vitaphone THE THEATRE BEAUTIFUL ALCYON HIGHLAND PARK, ILL. Tel. H. P. 2400 a ---- ee eee J. B. KOPPEL, Managing Director Irene Gans at the Organ Every Evening at 7 Doors Open at 6:30 Matinees Saturdays 2 to 5:30 Continuous Sundays 2 to 11:30 Vau Every Saturday and Sunday Saturday, Oct. 6 Mat. & Eve. Wm. Boyd "Dress Parade" Comedy--"Crown Me" Felix - Variety - News At the Matinee--Episode 7 "Tarzan the Mighty" KIDDIES' HAPPY HOUR Special treat of pictures and novelties for the kiddies Special Kiddies" Organ Recital VAUDEVILLE Sunday, Oct. 7 Cont. 2 to 11:30 Bessie Love and Tom Moore "Has Anybody Here Seen Kelly" Comedy--*"Pirates Beware" Topies - Fables - News VAUDEVILLE Monday and Tuesday, Oet. 8, 9 ohn Gilbert "Four Walls" Our Gang Comedy-- "Growing Pains" Latest News Events Wednesday, Thursday, Oet. 10, 11 Riehard Dix "ww * " Warming Up Comedy--*"Skating Home" Latest News Events . Friday, Oet. 12 One Performance Only at 8:15 GRAEME PLAYERS presenting JOS. DRISCOLL in Claibourne Foster's famous three-act comedy drama "The Patsy" Miss Hazel Dell Christy as 'Patsy' On the $ Sereen preceding and following stage play James Hall and Ruth Taylor "Just Married" No inerease in prices COMING SOON Mon., Tues., Wed., Oct. 15, 16, 17 "STREET ANGEL" Oh Kay - Love Over Night First Kiss - Hit of the Show Sunrise - Loves of an Actress The Water Hole - The Fleet's In Excess Baggage - Foreign Legion Man Who Laughs - The Patriot Unele Tom's Cabin - Four Sons The Tempest - Mother Machree Wings - The Wedding March PEARL Tel. H. P. 1036 NOW OPEN DAILY Every Evening at 7 Continuous Sundays 2 to 11 Always 70° Cool Saturday, Oct. 6 Eve. Only Wallace Beery and Raymond Hatton "We're in The Air Now" Sunday, Oct. 7 Cont. 2 to 11 Al Wilson "Cloud Dodger" at the Matinee--Episode 5 "THE SCARLET BRAND" Monday, Oet. 8 World Series Special Wm. Haines "Slide Kelly Slide" Tuesday, Oct. 9 Lon Chaney "Phantom of The Opera" Wednesday, Oet. 10 Conrad Nagel "Tin Hats" Thursday, Oet. 11 Clara Bow "Keeper of The Bees" Friday, Oet. 12 Pauline Garon "Heart of Broadway"