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oN June 18, 1927 WINNETKA TALK 41 rg = | tion with Lon's coming productions-- | ° you might stay awake nights think- - = 4 This and That on | | ne aout them." Wen "save "hej The North Shore Montessori School A d Pl | look | go ig ra G athe Wil | 761 CHERRY STREET WINNETKA | ook for briets on Greta (Garbo /11- - = I ctors am ays | liam Haines, Milton Sills, Jack Mul- A Private school for children from 3 to 8 years of age. hall and a host of others, in coming Beginning its 12th year on Wednesday the The movie season starts in the fall 155s. 5th of October, 1927 and pictures released for appearance ol i SR DIS EIA Miss DOROTHY SEA Di the regular moving picture theaters are HA ated Grom that time. So 'that Norin | Norshore to Present vs Borers RS, Directress Shore movie fans may peer into the mys- | A . P arwic oa - - Kenilworth 163 tic glass and see what the Stars have nniversary rogram | .; o> v store for them, in this col 70 h . ' | : ph gl wR ie MW ty i hor | The Norshore theater will celebrate | XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXIX from production camps as to what will | jts first birthday Sunday with a lavish H be Shown on the screens during the com- Anniversary Week show. rn A program of stars, dancers and | singers will be offered. No expense has LILLIAN GiIsH | been spared and it will be the biggest Among performers on the screen, show that has ever been offered at the Lillian Gish dwells in a world apart-- an artist supreme living in her art and reaching greatness in every ges- ture. In "The Birth of a Nation" Miss Gish played her way straight into the hearts of her optience all over the country, establishing for herself a place of favor that has been maintained throughout seasons of production by the artistry of her work. EJ "Annie Laurie" As the first 1927-1928 Lillian Gish production, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer is presenting "Annie Laurie," a gay color- ful play that ranges all moods and emotions. It is, it is said, a rather dif- ferent type for Miss Gish. It is pitched in a key of merriment, and while it ranges to a strong, rugged climax, it is nevertheless, a story that touches the sunny, rather than the seamy, side of life. tof of oe LoN CHANEY During the past few seasons, prob- ably no one of the big stars has given us as much to remember and talk about as has Lon Chaney. In "He Wha Gets Slapped," "The Unholy Three," "The Blackbird," "The Road to Man- dalay," "Tell It to the Marines" and "Mr. Wu," the man of a thousand faces has treated us to some of the greatest pictures ever presented in the "land of dreams." In each of every one of them he appeared in an entirely dif- ferent characterization; and each and every one of them has been a drama of the first rank. LJ "The Hypnotist" Lon has three big pictures which will be released for the coming season. The first of these "The Hypnotist," is another fragment from the side show of life. This role has within its ranges all of the curious and the novel, the fiendishness and the sacrificial redemp- tion that has gone with his greatest efforts. Just as in all Chaney stories, the surprise elements make the plot; remember "The Unholy Three" with Lon's performance as a ventriloquist and you will begin to have a concep- tion of just what "The Hypnotist" will be. ) "Hate" Based on the "Four Strangers" by Frank Packard, the author of "The Miracle Man," which gave Lon Chaney his first big part, "Hate" will be one of the biggest sensations that filmdom has presented in a long time. The man of "many faces" has a tremendous part in this picture. As the feared brutal leader of a band of Apaches he roams and dominates the underworld of Paris--and St. Lucifer take the hin- der-most when the old boy pulls a knife! The fortunes of war throw Chaney and his enemies into intimate association--take a good healthy grip on your imagination and imagine the war within a war that leads to drama of a most intense order. iLL LZ It wouldn't be exactly fair to give you too much to think about in connec- Norshore. The screen offering will be Lon Chaney in "Mr. Wu," in which the man of a thousand faces portrays his latest and greatest characterization. The story opens with the revelation of a secret love affair between Nang Ping (Renee Adoree) and Basil Greg- ory (Ralph Forbes). News of their secret meetings is carried to Wu (Lon Chaney). Basil is taken prisoner and is threatened with death. Mr. Wu's plan to avenge his daughter's honor rapidly draws to a close. He offers the English foreigners the alternative of Basil's death or his sister's honor. The mother's decision to this question forms the outstanding dramatic inci- dent in the story. TEATRO DEL LAGO Saturday, June 18, "Heroes of the Night." Sunday, June 19, "Beware of Wid- ows." Monday and Tuesday, June 20 and 21, "The Scarlet Letter." Wednesday, June 22, "Vanity." Thursday and Friday, June 23 and 24, "The Cradle Snatchers." |BALABANGKAT 7 ORFHOR HOWARD A\V4 IT CLARK --Now Playing-- LILLIAN GISH "THE SCARLET LETTER" ----Added Attraction-- "SUNSHINE SAMMY" Star of "Our Gang" Comedies IN PERSON -- Starting Sunday-- GALA ANNIVERSARY WEEK CELEBRATION Joyous program of amazing splendor and riotous entertain- ment to celebrate the Norshore Theatre's First Birthday. --On the Screen-- LON CHANEY RENEE ADOREE LOUISE DRESSER "MR. WU" A drama of terrific power, set in a gorgeous spectacle. Universal Decorating Studios Interior Decorations 1223 ADDISON STREET CHICAGO Phone Buckingham 6011 DRIVE TO EVANSTON AND DINE at the LIBRARY PLAZA CAFETERIA You are always certain of good things to eat at economical prices and the largest variety on the North Shore. Come Sunday and enjoy an appetizing dinner. A Few of Our Selections: SUNDAY Baked Stuffed Crab, Baltimore Style 35¢ Broiled Lake Trout, Lemon Butter 40¢ Home-made Chicken Pot Pie, Dumplings s50¢ Broiled Tenderloin Steak (Special) 55¢ Roast 1927 Spring Lamb, Fresh Mint Sauce 40c¢ Roast Loin Young Pig, Green Apple Sauce 35¢ New Asparagus on Toast 25¢ New Garden Spinach 15¢ New Peas in Pure Cream 15¢ Sweet Corn on Cob 15¢ *® Fx x Cherry Pie 15¢ Fresh Blueberry Cake 20c¢ Fresh Raspberry Shortcake, Whipped Cream 25¢ Honeydew Melon 18¢ Half Cantaloup 15¢ Fresh Blackberries 15¢ Iced Watermelon 20c¢ LIBRARY PLAZA In the Libray Pose ou Orrington Avenue, Just South of Church Street Open 6 a. m. to 7:45 p. m. CE TT fn 3 _ ULIR UIIIIIIIIIIIIrIIIIIrIIIIrIrrIIrIrrIrrr xx x. nla a SS