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A a Af { ! { 4 4 { i WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, FRIDAY, MARCH 28, 1919 TRIO OF BIG STARS AT VILLAGE THEATER An unusual trio of stars will be seen at the Village theater next week in screen productions which have caused much favorable comment among critics of the cinema art. On Monday and Tuesday patrons of the theater will be offered "Good Gracious Annabelle," with Billie Burke in the stellar role. For many years a comedienne on the legitimate stage, Billie Burke has become equally famous in refin- ed comedy and in motion pict- ures. She has great charm and artistry, and her character por- trayals are distinguished by ex- quisite daintiness and finish. In her latest photoplay, "Good Gracious An- nabelle," she has a delightful char- acterization. Pathe News and a Christie Comedy will be added attraction on Monday and there will be another episode of Houdini"s "The Master Mystery" on Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday will be the occasion of the presentation of "The Two Brides," featuring Mme. Lina Cavalieri, opera star and in- ternational beauty. The girl in the story, ter of a poor sculptor, but that fact] doesn't keep her from marrying al prince who, once having seen beautiful girl, can think of nothing else until he has made her his bride, | | when her troubles begin. Bryant Washburn will comand] attention of screen devotees on Fri- day and Saturday. He appears in the splendid comedy, "Poor Boob", under direction of Cecil B. De Mille. This drama of every day life, it is said, brings out to perfection that famous Washburn smile. A smile that is real and not "stagey." HOYBURN HAS ATTRACTIVE PROGRAM FOR COMING WEEK The customary program of "first run" productions will be seen next week on the screen at the Hoyburn theater, Evanston. Harold Lockwood opens the week's activities with his appearance on Monday and Tuesday in "The Great Romance," a drama in 6 parts. Wednesday attractions will be Vivian Martin, in "Little Comrade," and Houdini, the wonder worker of the screen. Dorothy Gish is Thursday's head- liner in "Peppy Polly." On Friday Kitty Gordon will be seen in the "Unveiling Hand." William S. Hart leads the bill on Saturday in his latest success, "Pop- py Girl's Husband." How To Get That $60 Bonus Discharged soldiers who have as vet nct received the $60 bonus given by the government to all honorably discharged service men and Reserv- ists, are asked to heed the following procedure in making application for the bonus: All persons separated from active military service from April 6, 1917, to date of receipt of these instructions, who are entitled to the $60 bonus in reference, and who have received their final pay, will forward claim for such bonus direct to the Zone] Finance Officer, Lemon building, | Washington, D. C., who is hereby, designated to settle such claims. Such applications must contain: (a) the discharge certificate, or order for | discharge or relief, if no certificate was issued, but both certificate and order if both were issued, the paper] bearing indorsement of final payment being required; (b) a statement of all military service since April 6,! 1917, showing place and date of re- porting at first military station, and (c) address to which check is to be sent. When settlement is made all personal papers will be returned to applicant with check. No further correspondence is necessary, 'except to advise of change in address of applicant. No other disbursing officers | are authorized to pay claims covered | by this paragraph. | Doctor's Fees Regulated | The fees of doctors were prescrib- | ed by law in Babylon in the days of Nebuchadnezzar. The code of Ham- | murabi, the great lawgiver, provided: "If a doctor has operated with al is the daugh- the : bronze lancet on a man for a severe | or has | wound, and has cured him, removed a cataract with a bronze lancet for a gentleman and cured the eye of the gentleman, he ceive ten shekels of silver. If patient be the son of a the doctor shall receive five shekels." 0YBUR 615 Davis St., Evanston Matinees 2 and 4 Evenings 7 & 9 Friday March 28 FRANK KEENAN in "Todd of the Times" interesting Little Journey with Burton Holmes Saturday March 29 ENID BENNETT " = An in "Partners Three NEXT WEEK Mon., Tues. March 31, April 1 Harold Lockwood In "THE GREAT ROMANCE" in 6 parts Wednesday Vivian Martin in "Little Comrade" and Houdini, The Wonder Worker April 2 Thursday April 3 DOROTHY GISH in "PEPPY POLLY" Say Suits Made To Order Only Sd% ExtraPANTS Free With Every Suit TAKE THE TRAIN. Spend 50 or 60 cents for car fare and save $15.00 to $30.00 on your suit. 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