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October 29, 1926 . WILMETTE THE NEW EVANSTON " M ar e Nostrum" (Our Sea) , the scr een version of t he story by Ibanez, fil med on the original locations in Spain, France and Italy, so vividly descrihed in the story, and featuring Alice Terry and Antonio ).1oreno, CC!)ines to the Xew EYan~tnn beginning Monday. Ken ).l<wnard in "Tht l..~nkno\\"n Cavalier," l~is latest · production, is on the scre~t ··10\\" at the New Evanston. The star, who is accredited by admirers with producing the best oi all western picture:-, is rqmtcd to han 111ade hi s greatest picture thus iar in ··The unknown Cavalier."' This \Yith a comedy, scenic and fir::.t run news reel go to make up a!) inttn·:-.ting lJfU!-<r:-lm . LIFE 39 Stage and Screen News and Reviews BALABAN & KATZ .N8WEST THEA1'R8 THE HOYBURN HOWAAD AVI. IETWIEN .. L" AND t:LARK One of the season's features to The Theatre for .the Great North Shore which fans who like Bebe Daniels' cunning and stunning ways have been looking forward to for some weeks past, "The Campus Flirt," comes to the Hoyburn theater with the current bill. The story concerns itself with a college girl who "highhats" the world when it fails to come up to her own standard, and her treatment in the hands of fellow students proyidc:-. a se ries of T he Norshore theatre orchestra under the direc· good laughs. tion of J. Walter Davidson, is the only theatre orWhen the J foyburn hill changes ~r r. and ).Irs. Hayes 1Ic:Kinney, 1035 chestra on the North Shore pre senting ~th symMonday and Tuesday, \V. C. Fields will be shown in his latest comedy fea- Che~tnut avenue, entertained at dinner I phonic composi~ions and popular offermgs. The ture, "So's Your Old ~·[an." It will be \ Vcclnesday a group of te!l friends who Grande organ 1s e xpertly hanJ led by Chauncey ~ere-~t~~ake this~~~ - __ , Haines. on the screen· for t \'."0 days only. Gene Tunney in "The Fighting Marine" is a special addition to the cur ,, NO - W - PL - A-Yl _ N_ Grent bill. \Vhen the bill changes \V eclnesdav the feature will be "Love's I. 1 B!itH.I;1ess" starring Pa:.:lin.e Starke. HO S1Rl Music-Lovers Appreciate Norshore Theatre Programs! VILLAGE THEATRE "Va ricty," product . of Pa r amount's European -.tudio and tingling with inten:-.c drama and ma:>tcr acting, will be featured at the \ "ill age theater 11onday, Tuesda.\· and \Ycdnl'!-.day, ~ovem her 1, 2 and 3. A Ktl ly Color picture. a Pathc Nn\·s rn·l. <mel an Educationa l comcd\· will he the added attractions. "Pa;sionatc Quest."' irom the novel hy E. Phi ll ips Oppenheim, presents the lights of Lond.on, a promise of adn'nture, fame, and romance; youth's pas sionate q uest the world oYer. youth's dream of ian1e and iortunc. Showing ThursdaY. :\(JY.t·mhtr -t. witi1 a Cameo comed\· -and a Pathl: Review fil111. . :\ t.hrilling. captiYating, and clean cut comedy is pn·:-<: nterl in ··Young :\p .- il," ior Friciay and Saturday, i\oven1hcr 5 an(l o. lie pamH:d his Royal crowi1 to han· a la~t fling at Pari~ - meds the girl. then . Then.: ·:' a two reel Bustn Brmn1 come(h·. "Buster Hdps Dad"' and a Pathe ~t\\"S: R(·rl (]range\ ··one ~1 i11ute tn Play" will h<' icaturc(l in the ncar iutnre. . NEWs CANPU C ' ont. from 1:lJO to 11 P. M. I I "SO'S YOUR OLD MAN" with W . C. Fields Ziegfeld's classic comedian in a riotous attraction I I F IR ST R UN PICTURES TODAY SATURDAY HOOT GIBSON IN - STARTING SUNDAYstar of Singer" in GEORGE JESSEL ··THE "The Jazz I '-"PRIVATE I FLAMING FRONTIER" }~~!dr~a'?r~~~~i:h I DUSTIN FARNUM Vera Gordon, Patsy and others. Ruth Miller and 1 o,ooo others HUGE STAGE, SCREEN AND MUSICAL PROGRAM IVill~~~ET~~atre ·:··.-,( ~ J .... NOW SHOvVING (I . . . . CJ~C) . . . .Cl . . . . I)~,._,C~C.._.,.) . . . . (· : · Ken Maynard 6t~THE j ! I I I I :: UNKNOWN CAVALIER" STARTING :MONDAY I I I I I \ ·our Home Theat er I J. B. Kopt, eJ, )fa naglng Dtrectur I Pho ne Wilmette un - J:n nln g~ 1:30-9; ) la t . Tue s., 1 ; :H.m., 'r t·cl. 3 : :hl 'l' n4·s . unci I I Alice Terry ... Antonio Moreno in REX INGRAM'S 6.'-MARE NOSTRUM" I i_ i l e T H ~An Eva~o?I!i!!oY. R N The superi d 0 1 0 f A m e r ica's sport fans .in the great est dram a of college I if e ever filmed! Utterly dwarf · i n' g a n y other production of its kind ever made - liftin~ Red . .: _ at one coloaaal stroke into the front rank of motion picture stars ! ; ~ m ·. I, 2 n 11 c l :1 1 I :: NO\V SHOWI NG I 1 I : ' I ""VARIETY" with ~E mil .Taunin l(s unci J,uyu Uc l' uttl al su 1\t·ll y ('ul or Monte Blue in '-6.ACROSS THE PACIFIC" Gene Tunney in 4th Episode I 6161 Thur~ ·· Putht· ~ t·w s ( 'o m ed y 'or · .J - OIH' lJa r J,oui M· Fa u ·ntla. TRE ! I PASSIONATE I ~til". :, o~~r-- 6.6.TRE FIGHTING MARINE" :\10NDAY and TUE SDAY QUEST" nlsu l·atht' UHlc w l: dJu·utlouul ( 'om <'cly - }' rl., sut., ~ untl tl -- I I ~ I I w. c. Field's , -, -I I ""SO'S YOUR OLD MAN" WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY 1 ,Jost'Jih St·hllcJkruut I "YOUNG APRIL' 1 al so Hu ster Hrown l'ometl)· Patht· .. w s 1 _ Suturtla y :\lats.,. 2 nud -1 ~ dny s only 1 ,- ' 1' Pauline Starke ... Antonio Moreno ·:·~c~c....,c.--.c,.-,.tl._,c....,.c).-.c l~c·~·.-.....,.·!· i - THE GREATEST COLLEGE ROMANCE EVER MADE ""LOVE'S BLINDNESS"