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pos vr i 4 March 12, 1927 WINNETKA TALK 43 -- Stage and Screen News and Reviews VILLAGE THEATER Leon Errol, the inmmiwble chief laugh producer in "Louie the Four- teenth" which played in the city re- cently, makes his first appearance on the screen in "A Lunatic at Large," to be presented at the Village on Monday and Tuesday. The plot unfolds the adventures of a hobo who is tricked into an insane asylum in the place of a demented mil- lionaire. His associations with the "nuts" of the place, his thrilling escape, his mad jump from a dirigible, three thousand feet above the ground, and strung with some of the most cleverly devised "gags" ever filmed. Dorothy Mackaill, the bewitching blonde beauty, who is undoubtedly on the verge of stardom, has the featured feminine part. Kenneth MacKenna is the hero of the love story in the show. In addition there is an eye-soothing shot of some of Ziegfield's beauties from "Louis the XIVth," in which Errol was being starred on Broadway when the picture was made. J. Storer Clouston's famous tales supplied the plot of "The Lunatic." In Warner Bros." production, "The Third Degree," which will be shown on Wednesday and Thursday, Dorlores Costello plays one of the most color- ful and dramatic roles of her career. Under the sympathetic guidance of the great European director, Michael Curtiz, she appears as Annie Daly, daughter of a circus daredevil and a bareback rider. There is a short pro- logue presenting these antecedents. Then the story proper opens upon the love affair of Annie, a trapezist in a Coney Island sideshow, and Howard Jefferies, Jr., scion of an ancient New York family. They are informally married and Howard takes his bride home expect- ing a warm welcome for her radiant Village Theatre WILMETTE, ILL. Your Home Theater RE B. Koppel, Managing Director Phone Wilmette 1441 Evenings 7:30; Mat. Tues. Saturday Mats, 2 and 4 3:30 Mon., Tues., March 14-15 Leon Errol, Dorothy MacKaill "THE LUNATIC AT LARGE" Also "The Last Lap"--4th of The Collegians and Pathe News 'Wed., Thurs.,, March 16-17 TWO DAYS ONLY Dolores Costello in "THE THIRD DEGREE" Wit Louise Hh sor Also "Ask Dad"--Educational Comedy and Pathe Review Fri, Sat.,, March 18-19 TWO DAYS ONLY Zane Grey's "THE MYSTERIOUS RIDER" With Jack Holt Also Lupine Lane in 2 Reel Comedy-- "Howdy Duke" and Pathe News personality and wistful beauty, but his patrician father turns them out of doors and takes steps to break their idyl. In battle with the desert, his fight to wrest a living from the arid wastelands, is the back- ound into which is woven Zane Grey's story, "The Mysterious Rider," to be shown on Friday and Saturday. The fast riding Jack Holt plays the title role of Bent Wade, whose life is in danger at the hands of the home- steaders because of his suspected du- plicity. The sequences, in which he proves his innocence, at the same time gaining them back their meagre lands which they were in danger of losing, form one of the most exciting motion pictures of the year. Man's never-ending VARSITY THEATRE The famous "Hollywood Music Box Revue," known to thousands of globe trotters as one of the best shows west of Broadway, makes its film debut in "An Affair of the Follies," the gay picture of theatre and night club life in which Billie Dove, Lewis Stone and Lloyd Hughes are featured at the Var- sity Monday and Tuesday. To get the proper atmosphere for his picture of a show girl's romance, mar- riage and subsequent return to the stage, Al Rockett, who produced this gem of comedy-romance for First Na- tional engaged the facilities of the famous West Coast musical revue. The theatre, the principals, the chorus gir's and the scenery were all put into the picture and critics agree that the re- vue shown on the screen is as engag- ing as any that ever trod the boards. What is said to be Douglas MacClean's latest and best comedy, "Let It Rain," will be shown on Wed- nesday and Thursday. "Hills of Kentucky," adapted by --NOW PLAYING-- A Deluge of Laughs Douglas MacLean with Shirley Mason in "Let It Rain" Stage and Screen Surprises --STARTING SUNDAY-- Your brain will skid and your heart will race like a Taxi-meter. BEBE DANIELS "A Kiss 1n A Taxi" With Douglas Gilmore and Chester Conklin --STAGE HITS-- ELSIE WILLIAMS in the eternal question "WHO WAS TO BLAME" GIBSON'S NAVIGATORS Nine jolly sailor-maids. (@ZX AX LTS Graham Baker from "The Untamed Heart" by Dorothy Yost and directed by Howard Bretherton, is a tale of the simple chivalry of the Kentucky hill people and the nob'e part that a dog played in the lives and loves of the pretty teacher and two half-brothers who sought her favor. In order that the beautiful forest settings of the production, which by the way stars Rin-Tin-Tin, might be brought to the screen in all their na- tural loveliness, light was reflected by a new and clever arrangement of mir- rors and reflectors. To reproduce the richness which natural sunlight alone gives, reflections were cast in this man- ner as far as half a mile. Jason Robards, Dorothy Dwan, Tom Santschi, Billy Kent Schaeffer, Nan- ette and Rin-Tin-Tin, Jr., are mem- bers of the exceptional cast. The picture will be shown on Friday and Saturday. 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TTT ETT STATION WBBM Broadcasting by remote control, a nightly dance program by-- Duke Bigelow and his Haylofte Orchestra direct from YE OLDE HAYLOFTE This feature is presented in con- junction with-- ROSENBERG'S AT THE EVANSTON rhenTRES)| The North Shore's Greatest Store nm nn VARSITY "Pride of the North Shore" FRIDAY AND SATURDAY MONTE BANKS IN HIS COMEDY SCREAM PLAY SAFE| BRING ALL THE CHILDREN THE COLLEGIANS "The Fighting Spirit" Varsity Concert Orchestra James Kozak, Director GIANT GENEVA ORGAN Louis Lohmann at the Console Mon., Mar. 14th Billy Dove, Lewis Stone "AN AFFAIR of the FOLLIES" Wed., Mar. 16th Douglas Mac Lean "LET IT RAIN" Fri., March 18th Rin-Tin-Tin "HILLS OF KENTUCKY" CONTINUOUS 2 TO 11:30 COME ANY TIME! NEW EVANSTON WEEK OF MARCH 7TH CLYDE ELLIOTT Presents The Minturn Players with Harry Minturn and Margery Williams IN WINCHELL SMITH'S ENDURING SUCCESS "TURN TO THE RIGHT' NEXT WEEK "THE PATSY" Evenings at 8:15. Prices 50¢, 75¢ and $1.00 Mats. Tues., Thur., and Sat. at 2:30 Prices 25¢ and 50c¢ Secure Your Seats Now. --PHONE UNIVERSITY 8500--