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WINNETKA TALK October 23, 1926 MM ARKS BROS BAND FOR ROAD SAFETY Evanston and Other Cook County Offi- cials Form Metropolitan Body; See No help in Wholesale Arrests Solution of the Cook county traffic problem progressed a step further : this week with the formation of the Metropolitan Traffic Safety committee composed of Chicago, Evanston and i NO DLAVYING . ; | Oak Park police officials and other ~ organizations interested in the work. Chief Wiltberger represented Evans- ton at the meeting. AND HIS BAND OF 25 PEPSTERS IN A ROLLICKING FOOTBALL FROLIC The committee which will function "THE PIGSKIN PARADE" as a part of the Chicago Safety Coun- with Joey Ray, Mark and Marquette and others. cil, met for the first time this week and JACK HASKELL'S laid plans for its future work. At the first meeting this week a Superb spectacle of the VERSAILLES CASCADES number of the members of the com- '"YERSAILLES" mittee spoke on some of the problems Rich with all the lavishness and splendor of that royal of the traffic situation. The consensus of the committeemen spendthrift, King Louis XIV. ON THE SCREEN was that strict enforcement of all traf- fic laws would not lessen accidents. ROD LA ROCQUE in "GIGOLO" According to several speakers a cam- paign of wholesale arrests in several localities has failed to aid the situ- ation. A dancing man in Paris, You'll be thrilled to the core at this story of Parisian life. DON'T MISS IT! Albert F. Brown at the Giant Wurlitzer ALL ROADS LEAD TO THE GRANADA AVAIL YOURSELF OF MARKS BROS. SERVICE Something unique in the way of special service has been installed at the Granada, for your convenience. It is our THEATER PARTY SERVICE. 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Dorrance Davis wrote it and it comes to Chicago after something of a New York run. Music, however, seems to be the particular field of endeavor in which they are unusually well fortified. No less than five successful musical en- tertainments are being shown by the Shuberts or will be on view within the next few days. Those who liked the "Student Prince" and others of its kind are flocking to the Great Northern where the "Vagabond King" has been so suc- cessful for many weeks. In this Den- nis King is making the hit of his life. In addition, Oct. 26 sees the opening of "The Princess Flavia" at the 4 Cohans theater. This comes with unusual rec- ommendation from New York and else- where bringing again to us the mag- nificent voice of Howard Marsh, star of "Blossom Time" and of the New York cast of "Student Prince." It is based on the novel, "The Prisoner of Zenda." Music in the lighter vein is amply taken care of by "Sweetheart Time" at the Garrick, "Kitty's Kisses" at the Olympic and the "Greenwich Village Follies" at the Apollo. The first named is my idea of a clever, clean and Village Theatre WILMETTE, ILL. Your Home Theater J. B. Koppel, Managing Director Phone Wilmette 1441 Evenings 7:30-9; Mat. Tues. 3:30 Mon., Tues.,, Wed., Oct. 26, 27, 28 Rudolph Valentino "THE EAGLE" Also, Sportlight Reel, Pathe News and Edueational Comedy. Thurs., Fri.,, Sat, Oct. 28, 29, 30 Mary Pickford "LITTLE ANNIE ROONEY" "Daisy Bell" and Car-tune Song. "Daisy Bell" and Cartune Song. Saturday Mats, 2 and 4 » i