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March 24, 1928 WINNETKA TALK 61 At the North Shore Theaters Karl Way Is Given Opportunity to Act in 'The Other Wife' Because it gives Karl Way a chance to do some real acting in addition to his customary excellent directing, "The Other Wife," the current bill at the New Evanston, should be appreciated by North Shore drama fans. The plot is almost wholly fortuitous and the only character of outstanding * importance is the attorney, Robert Bev- ington, who is depicted by Way. Bev- ington got mixed up in his youth with an adventuress and married her. She deserted him and he left the scenes he had known to start a new life, think- ing that she was dead. He married and lived happily ever after--until, on his eighteenth wed- ding anniversary, she turns up to de- mand her part of the riches he has acquired. She is killed--Bevington be- lieves by the shot he fires--and her son--by him, Bevington believes--ap- pears as the sweetheart of the attor- ney's daughter. A poor wretch of the underworld is eta ttteetaoi etaio etaoi etao e taoeotab suspeced of the murder and the police weave a web around him that is almost sure to send him to the chair. Beving- ton, almost a wreck from the mental strain he has been under, determines to fight for the wretch's life. The matter is satisfactorily cleared up before the final curtain as it could not have been cleared up in real life--life just "ain't that way." Margaret Fuller, cast in a part much too old for her, does some very good acting, despite the handicap, as the attorney's wife. Rita Zane, the daugh- ter, is much better than she has ever been. Robert Lowes, who has replaced Charles George as the company's lead- ing man (for which thanks are hereby offered), does a fine job in the part of Richard Bender, the son of the murdered adventuress. George Pembroke, the stage man- ager, who always does good work in any part he takes, does justice to the part of the suspect. The minor char- acters are played by Robert Ward, who is worthy of leading parts and should have them; Ann Dere, one of the most talented members of the company Bert Stork, a newcomer who is a worthy addition to the players; Lew Welsh, the inimitable character man: Beatrice Leiblee, whose work is erratic but sometimes rather good, as in the present play; Robert White, who plays well the parts he is suited to at all, and Marie Fischer, another newcomer. Vik. GLENCOE MOVIES "The Iron Horse," a chronical of the development of the railroad, will be the offering at the Glencoe Union church next Friday afternoon. It is an interesting film, well photographed, has an interesting plot, and will cer- tainly offer good entertainment. COMMUNITY HOUSE TUES., MAR. 27 FRI, MAR. 30 John Gilbert Richard Dix Rene Adoree in in "THE BIG "THE GAY PARADE" DEFENDER" 4 Performances 4, 6,8 & 10 P. M. Prologue Admission 85e¢ on the stage Bill-O-Fare Saturday, March 24 "Chicago After Midnight" ........ Teatro "Phe Other Wife? ... .... New Evanston "The Divine Woman"... .. 3.3%... Norshore Sunday, March 25 "Wife Savers" Teatro del Lago "Feel My Pulse': ......... 2a Norshore Monday, March 26 "The Divine Woman"=....0 .. 0.5. Teatro 'American Born" ........ New Evanston "Feel My Pulse" ........&.0 vi. Teatro : : Tuesday, March 27 "Big Parade" Community House "American Born" New Evanston "Divine Woman" ...... Teatro del Lago "Teel. My Pulse'. =~... .o... 5.50 Norshore Wednesday, March 28 On to. Reno" "....... .. Teatro del Lago "Feel My Pulse'): .... 5. in Norshore "American Born'... x... New Evanston Thursday, March 29 "American Born" ...... New Evanston "Ladies' Night in a Turkish Bath" .. a aA EN RS EL MGS Ly "Feel My Pulse'. =~ 5... Roaire ry Friday, March 30 "Gay Defender" .. Community House "American Born" New Evanston 'The Iron Horse"'--Glencoe Union Church "Shield of Honor" Teatro A Story of a Rum-Running Sanitarium and an Heiress All Kvale and his Jazz Collegians are planning a gay jazz jamboree of racing svncopation, for the week be- ginning March 25 at the Norshore theater, in a scintillating production entitled "Bubbling Over." : This lively show is a series of fast stepping intermingled with the latest melodies, crooned by clowing Al and his joy-boys and speedy dance num- bers by maiden jockeys will be an- other attractive feature. _ Bebe Daniels comes to the screen in her latest Paramount comedy, "Feel My Pulse," a story of a rum-running sanitarium and inebriated patients. It 1s a gay bit of humor, with Bebe her audacious self. In the role of the heiress of the institution, she innocent- ly comes to much grief and trouble, but forgets her imaginary ills in all the ensuing excitement. Richard Arlen, as a reporter, plays opposite Miss Daniels, while William Powell enacts the role of the humor- ous villain. Their work is clever, and Powell departs from his usual serious characterizations to such an extent as to totally convince his audiences as to his comedy talent. Machine, guns revenuers, battles and the antics of would-be invalids all figure in this gay farce. SALABAN & KATZ RSHOR HOWARD AVE." CLARK Every Friday Night Is "NORTHWESTERN IGHT" N "College" Frolic begins at 9 P. M. STARTING SUNDAY ALKVALE AND HIS JAZZ COLLEGIANS in "BUBBLING OVER" featuring GINGER ROGERS PAUL SMALL BOB, BOB ¥ BOBBY MIDNITE TRIO ABBOT DANCING GIRLS BEBE DANIELS "FEEL MY PULSE" Every Saturday--Deluxe Kvale Coo-Coo Club Matinee, 3:00 P. M. Bring the children. NEW EVANSTON "THE HOME OF THE SPOKEN DRAMA" Now Playing CLYDE ELLIOTT PRESENTS The Evanston Players with Miss Margaret Fuller in Carl Mason's 'The Other Wife' A Surprise! Next Week The Evanston Players will present The Great Play 'American Born' By George M. Cohan with a large cast of dramatic stars Attend the Opening Monday Secure seats now Teatro del in "No Man's Land" Sheridan Road Between Wilmette and Kenilworth Ph. Kenilworth 3980-3981 MATINEES SATURDAY, SUNDAY ao I SATURDAY % SUNDAY y Doors Open 1:30 Show Starts 2 p. m., Continuous Evenings During Week Doors Open 6:30 Show Starts 7 p. m. PROGRAM FOR WEEK ENDING MARCH 30 i | Saturday, March 24 "CHICAGO AFTER MIDNIGHT" I Ralph Ince "The Rink" Charley Chaplin Bridal of Penncook Color Classic Behind the Front | Felix Cat f | Sunday, March 25 CWIF SAVERS" Beery and Hatton Toddles Novelty Reel Crown Heads Grantland Rice Sportlight Fox News and Daily News Monday and Tuesday, March 26-27 "DIVINE WOMAN" Greta Garbo Dumb Daddies Max Davidson Ice Box Krazy Kat Latest Paramount News | Wednesday, March 28 | "ON TO RENO" Prevost and Landis Smith's Holiday Smith Family Comedy Son Shower Fable Fox News Thursday, March 29 'Ladies' Night in a Turkish Bath" | Mackaill and Mulhall Newlywed Success The Newlyweds Romany Love Color Classic Paramount News "SHIELD OF HONOR" George Lewis Young Hollywood Young Stars Reeling Down the Rhine 'Will Rogers Paramount News Coming Attractions "Helen of Troy" Joan Crawford "Les Miserables" All-Star | "The Noose" Richard Barthelmess Friday, March 30 | | "The Gaucho" Douglas Fairbanks "The Last Command" Emil Jannings "The Circus" Charley Chaplin