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· eVIews iiJ ··No ,.,., fAa~· ,,_., Rollll. At the Cc-""'Dity Ha.e BiDa "Two fLunin1 Yoatha" I .,_,a wa.r.u. Pb. "-iiu1ortb 3980-3981 ., ~· MATINEES Doon ()pea I:JO SATURDAY, ··lwlla .. S~AY SATURDAY 8 lUNDAY -..C..._ IIJ. Bl1ftlinp Daring "'"' Doon Opm 6:JO ,,_, ,_, 1 ,. The two films scheduled for Community House for the coming week are both well worth seeing. Tuesday·s biDing, "Spotlight," features Esther Ralston in an unusual little drama of how the bucholic Lizzie Stokes becomes the world famous Russian actress, Rostova. It is a bit of pointed kidding on temperament and our love for foreign names. With W . C. Fields and Chester Conklin teamed as in "Two Flaming Youths," it would be hard to imagine a play that would fail to make the fans laugh. And the picture can be counted on for an evening's good fun It wiD be presentect Friday. "Who's the handsomest man on the M-G-M lot, and. why am I? " That's the latest teaser from Bill Haines, who's planning one now called "He Learned About Women." -o- .__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __, 8a&arday, 18 Evanston · "In Love With Love" Afrll ..... New ..Red Hair" .............. New Evanston ..Fl)'ina Romeos" ................ Vanity ·"The Patsy" .. · .. · · ........ · · .. Nonhore ·-stand and Deliver" · · · · · · · · · · · · · Teatro Afrll It ..FiyiD&' Romeos" ..... Teatro del Lo8.p) ··eohens and Kellys In Paris" .. Noi'Bhore "Able's Irish Rolle" · · · · · · ·······. Admiral Xoau7, Afrll H ·"Red Hair" · · · · · · · ·Girl" · · · · Teatro del Laco ..Heart of a Follies ........ Vanity "On the Hlrlns Line" .. Evanston Playen '"Tillie's Punctured Romance·· · · · · · · · · · · Bill-O-Fare Wartlatul Pembroke Save "I" Love JJ'ith Love." Evanstoa ShorD Ceaeb_,..,. .,,, ftat" Bader Bnwa ...... aeTiew aNJa.r Cow. .y (Oswal·) 8aa. .J', A.rll atll ........ La11oe41. . Pealan Teacher Lon Ch.tney will next give the class in horror a lesson entitled, "The Bugle Sound," a story of North Africa. "FLYIIIG 011 0 ~ ,....... 'l'all ..... ··naJ' a a..... BNae,. c...., ...... c....,. " COMMUNITY HOUSE . Tot., XaJ' l Ettller J&alstea ·e· ·arr,-1" CN...y__..o·nll ef tile Gift" l'eK B'ew._DaiiJ' ···· ....... xa,-. c·etttea· CoakUa ···., A·rU II l'eatare a Taes., XaJ' ll& ·· ....... ··· w. c ........ ·· Yot~tlaa" "-BAlli" Clara . . . Sky" A. . ., Co·edy "WIIM a Plnd"-KraiiJ' JCat Para·oaat llfeWI W'Hael4ay, ··J'hd CoaedJ'~Y· Spodi.lat" wltll Nell Haalltoa Oar Coale "Two Flami. . Cart6oa aad «NdftJ' O··· In sp1"t e of ... ..s sad at m.aude "' real· ~ tempt to roll back the years and be an ingenue again in the key role of Ann Jordan, Richard Ward and Georae Pembroke make "In Love with " the current n. PIayers Love,"' ~vanston production, a very entertaining show. Ward and Pembroke can be counted on to keep a play out of the bole if it is humanly possible to do so, but it seems hardly necessary to put such a handicap on them as they struggle ;.-84 .K~li;.~· :Pals~W: .~~'::OC:.: under this week. . ··Able's Irish Roae" ............. Admiral These two play the two . suitors to Tae...,., May l Ann, the two who fight between tbem"The SpoUisht" · · · · · ·Community Houae in celebra··Heart of a FolUes Girl'" ........ Varsity selves for her, drink · toasts f d '"Red Hair" ..... . ...... Teatro del _ L ago tion first of the VICtory o one an "On the Hiring Line" .. Evanston Players then the triumph of the other, pursue ·'Time's Punctured Romance" · · · · · · · · · · her by day and by night and finaUy ..Coheiis Keii:V~ 'iri 'i>a::.~ ~~~h~~: find that she is in love with a quite "Able's Irish Rose" ............ .. Admiral unsuspected third man. Weda·lday, May 1 Ann is a flippant flapper "in love "Surrender" ..... . ... .. .. . Teatro del Lago Wl.th love" and ... t.ss Fealy J·ust "Thank' for the Buggy Ride" . , . Varsity m. "On the Hirlns Line" . . Evanston Players doesn't fit the part. She can't get the "Cohens and Kellys in Paris" · · Norshore "young touch" that the role requires; ..Tillie's Punctured. Romance" ....... - . . her gestures and mannerisms are lack"Abie'~ 'iri8il itOi.tF ·. ·.·.·.·.·.·.~~~- .~~~1:;.,~ ing in spontaneity and vivacity. It is Tllanday, May I studied; pitiable to hear Ann's lines "Latest from Paris"' . . ... Teatro del Lago spoken by an actress who utterly fails "Thanks for the Buggy Ride" .. . Varsity ld b "On the Hirlns Line" . . Evanston Players to be Ann. Joan Peers wou ave "Able's Irish· RoBe"' .......... ... . Admiral been perfect in the part. ..Cohens and Kellys in Paris" .. Norshore Robert Lowes, unlike other "leading ..Two Flamin:1~Jhs!'~!n!nunlty House men" of the local mimes, is good as ..Latest from Paris" . . . . . . . . . . . . . Teatro often as he is bad This week he is ..Something Always Happens" . Varsity good and very good in the part of the "Cohens and Kellys In Paris" .. Notshore h" d h t · 1· h ..AbiP.'s Irish Rose" . ....... _.. . Admiral t tr man, party to, t e cur am c mc . ..On the Hlrlns Line·· .. Evanston Players Lew Welsh as Ann s father, Ann Dere 1as the maid and Beatrice Leiblee as 8atarday, MaJ' 5 ··Something Always Happens" · ·Varsity Marion Sears, divorcee, are th~ other '"Horseman of the Plal!la" · · · · · · · · Teatro b f the ca.st.· liva"ng up to their "Cohena and Kellys In Paris" .. Norshore mem e~s 0 . ··AIJie'e lrteh RoBe" ... . . .... .. . .. Admiral reputatiOns and gtvmg the four prm··on the Hiring Line" .. Evanston Players cipals excellent support. C. V. K. Howard Hughes, president of the B····r· ..cOiiens· in. 'anci .. Caddo company, has taken over Ben Lyon's contract with First National. "fl · JIDI Peatare " Pia · JID8 at Vanity on Saturday R omeoa ~-·· War,- Pllh"· I'Mtan "SECRET ROU·"-Pola We·rl Fos ll'ew· Tllan. A FJ'I., ·ay lrd 6 ttll Lawrence and Crawford Aves. Starting Sunday, April 29th MATINEE-SUNDAY-WEDNESDAY-SATURDAY ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY Pea·re "LATBS'f IBOII PARIS" ( ·o··fiJ-"TIIe lforaa llleanr Old Wall··"' Oar Oaa~r Panaoaal lfews The Play Which Has Set the Whole World Talking 8atadaJ', ·ay IIIII l'eatan Tea XIs ('6·f'dJ'-"LoYe at l'lnt 8 ..1111" Seaaett . "ICokn's Ta&o"-Koko Patlle ReYiew Kaadaj, Kay ItII "THE RTUD£5T P.I.CE" Wltll Raaoa ll'oYUN 6 llforaa 81lean,r witb the salllt coaapany . and procluctioa which theatrical history in tlx loop. "Til· . . . . . ~· Pale .... ._..... ....... .... C0. . .8 MO!If aeer" THIS IS NOT A MOTION PICTURE Prita lncl~ Ill' MTIIe ·· ·· c......... =·" ... .,_.Iller KN" Nipra 50c-11.10-SI.6S 7- Mabatrs ·soc-7Sc-SI.IO -- Tu "Flying Romeos" is playing at the Varsity theater this Friday and Saturday ; "The Heart of a Follies Girl" for Monday and Tuesday of next week; "Thanks for the Buggy Ride" on Wednesday and Thursday, and "Something Always Happens" on Friday and Saturday. · "Fiving Romeos" is a Charlie Mur1 ray and George Sidney 'comedy, presenting a team familiar to most movie fans, in an entirely new situation. Billy Dove is featured in "The Heart of a Follies Girl." The story is that of a girl's persistent sacrifice for a man ·who sells his honor to win her attention. Larry Kent is the boy ; Low:ll Sherman is the menace and Mildred Harris is the gold-digger. "Thanks for the Buggy Ride" is by Universal. It is a comedy with an original idea and- is Laura LaPlante's best. It is the most outstanding of the week's billing. "Something Always Happens" is a delillhtful melodramatic farce in which Neil Hamilton and Sojin vie with each other in givin~ Esther Ralston a lasting thrill. ·Esther gets a very decided surprise when she finds herself (after wishing for somethint! to happen) in a haunted house of must~ stairs. sliding panels and walking chalirs. It will run a close second to "Thanks for the Buggy Ride" insofar · as popularity is concerned. Evelyn Brent is the onlv woman in the cast of the underworld ~ng picture, ..The Dra,r Nrt." wbicb now is being made at the Paramount studio, with George Banc~t as the star. SEATS NOW SELLING . - . . - . - -- --