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aided au aS * TN Ee loa t at No ie ai Ew at A rT i lh SLABS a ie Saas oki December 15, 1928 WINNETKA TALK Shore Theaters DOG SHOW AT TEATRO Rin-Tin-Tin, Wonder Dog, Scores Again in His Latest Picture, "Land of the Silver Fox" "Land of the Silver Fox," a thriller of the snow country, starring the fam- ous dog, Rin-Tin-Tin, will be this Sat- urday's attraction at the Teatro del Lago. Rinty is seen fighting for the life and happiness of a young fur- trader who bought him from a harzh master. In the cast also are Nanette, Rinty's white wife, and their seven latest puppies. Ray Enright, who di- rected Rinty in "Jaws of Steel" and "Tracked by the Police," also directed him in this picture. George Bancroft portrays the role of a coal-heaving ship's stoker in his new picture, "The Docks of New York," coming to the Teatro del Lago this Sunday, December 16. Bancroft has found his new role ideally suited to him, and his characterization in this picture has won him loud acclaim. He is ably supported by Betty Compson, Baclanova, Clyde Cook, and Mitchell Lewis. The film was directed by Josef von Sternberg, who directed the star in "Underworld" and "The Drag Net." "The Battle of the Sexes" will be shown at the Teatro del Lago next Monday and Tuesday. Jean Hersholt as a business mogul greatly distresses a happy family by becoming entangled with a gold-digger blonde, Phyllis Haver. Don Alvarado is good as the power behind the blonde, and Belle Bennett adds suspense to suicide as the distraught wife. Glenn Tryon and Patsy Ruth Mil- ler have the principal roles in "The Gate Crasher," booked for next Wed- nesday, December 19, at the Teatro. Mr. Tryon is an able funster, and Miss Miller gives excellent support. The story is about a hick detective who discovers a jewel thief without the use of either rhyme or reason. With five of the cleverest comedians in Hollywood in the cast and with many famous stars, including Charlie Chaplin, Norma Talmadge, William S. Hart, and Douglas Fairbanks playing themselves, as atmosphere, the new Marion Davies-William Haines co- starring picture, "Show People," com- ing to the Teatro del Lago next Thurs- day and Friday, is said to be the most unique comedy of the season. Miss Davies has the role of the little extra girl who comes to Hollywood and at- tains sudden stardom. Haines plays a slapstick artist who graduates from the comedy lots in time to save "Peggy," the heroine, from the fate of the "up-stage" actress. "The Hole in the Wall," to be made from the play of the same name by Fred Jackson, will be the next picture to go into production at Paramount's Long Island studio. . COMMUNITY HOUSE Tues. Dee. 18 Fri. Dee. 21 Lionel Tom Wilson Barrymore Myrna Loy May MeAvoy Heinie Conklin in "H & E 3 am 28s "The Lion at the Front" and the Xmas Party Mouse at Matinee With Orchestral Sound! "Companionate Marriage" Now Showing at Varsity "Companionate Marriage" is the title of a picture now showing at the Varsity theater in Evanston. The film is based on Judge Ben. B. Lindsey's treatise on modern marriage, and Mr. Lindsey himself appears in the open- ing shot. Betty Bronson has one of the principal roles in the picture and Richard Walling, who plays the lead, is an actor worth watching. Four marriages form the basis of the plot. Norma Talmadge's dramatic picture, "The Woman Disputed," adapted from the play, will be shown at the Varsitv for three days next week beginning Monday. The picture harks back to the great war, and the star is seen as a woman who makes a supreme sacri- fice for her country. The action starts at Lemberg, Aus- tria, where an amateur Magdalen is rescued from a perilous mixup by two young men. They are Paul Von Hart- man (Gilbert Roland) of the Austrian army, and his dearest friend Nika Turgenov (Arnold Kent), a Russian officer. The two friends take the un- fortunate girl in charge, find her a job, and fall in love with her. When war breaks out and both men are sum- moned the girl declares her preference for Paul. Nika leaves in a rage for Russian headquarters and Paul joins the Austrians. The Russians capture Lemberg in time to allow Nika 1o exact a certain measure of revenge. What he does the. picture will tell you. STARTING SATURDAY December 15 AL KVALE and his JAZZ COLLEGIANS in a riot of Syncopated Fun "Hold On!" --On the Screen-- MILTON SILLS with DORIS KENYON in "The Crash" FOX MOVIETONE NEWS NORTHWESTERN NIGHT EVERY FRIDAY EVENING 9 P.M. T he Theatre Beautiful ALCYON Highland Park, Ill. Telephone H. P. 2400 J. B. KOPPEL, Manager Every Evening at 7:00 Doors Open at 6:30 Matinees Saturdays 2 to 5:30 Continuous Sundays 2 to 11:30 Friday and Saturday, December 14 and 15 Matinee Saturday 2 to 5:30 HEAR and SEE AL JOLSON m "THE JAZZ SINGER" also ON THE VITAPHONE Vitaphone Girls in "The Serpentine" Fred Ardath % Co. Latest News Events At the Saturday Mat. only--Kiddies Hour Metro Comedy, "All Parts" --Felix Cartoon Episode 2-- "The Mystery Rider" Sunday and Monday, December 16 and 17 Continuous Sunday 2 to 11:30 IN SOUND . ROD LA ROQUE and SUE CARROL in "CAPTAIN SWAGGER" also ON THE VITAPHONE "The Lash"'--Jimmy Lyons-- 'Under the Sea" Pathe Sound News Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, December 18, 19 and 20 WILLIAM HAINES and MARION DAVIES "SHOW PEOPLE" also ON THE VITAPHONE Mayer and Evans-- 'Question of Today" Latest News Events COMING SOON -- ALL IN SOUND Land of the Silver Fox Show Folks Marked M The Perfect Crime a oney Mother Knows Best araty White Shadows in the South Beware of Bachelors Seas Lights of New York The Home Towners The Man Who Laughs The Little Wildcat AL JOLSON in "THE SINGING FOOL" At the PEARL Highland Park, Ill. Telephone H. P. 1036 Open Saturday and Sunday Only Saturday, December 15 Evening Only WILLIAM BOYD in "POWER" Last Episode-- "Terrible People" 3 -- Acts of Vaudeville -- 3 Sunday, December 16 Continuous 2 to 11:30 Tom Mix in "The Lone Star Ranger" At the Matinee only--Episode 5--'The Chinatown Mystery" 3 -- Acts of Vaudeville -- 3