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· October 5, 1?28 ···············································~---·························-~~- in Town and Country~ . Raymond Hitchcock, Famous Stage Star at Granada Theater · ·········-····························································-········· Shackelton's Antarctic Expedition on Screen "THE STREET ANGEL" , The first Chicago showing of "Shackelton's Last Antarctic Expedition." will take place at the Playhouse for OIJe week beginning this Sunday, October 7. This is in addition to the Moscow Art Players great Russian film "Czar Ivan, The Terrible" which is being held over. for a sec~nd and final week. · · The film record of Sir Ernest Shackelton's expedition has been guarded in the British Government ar~h~ve~ for the past six years, and th1s rs rts first American showing. The fil_m is a vivid record of the struggle wtth nature among the grim white wastes that have held death for . so many explorers recently. The course of the expedition is the very same one to be pursued by both Commanders Rich_ a rd E. Byrd and Hubert Wilkins and their party of daring explorers. On this expedition Shackelton contracted a malady from which he died and he was buried by the members of his party on a little isfand in the midst of the desolate Antarctic waste. "The Street Angel," most recent costarring success of Janet Gaynor and Charles Farrell, will be shown at the Norshore theater for one week beg_inning this Saturday, October 6. ··The Street Angel" is a fit successor to "Seventh Heaven" and just as delightful a setting for the shining Miss Gaynor and Mr. Farrell. When "The Street Angel" was first shown in the loop a Chicago critic had this to say concerning it: " . . . . . . the story is of two lowly and lonely young people who find the answer to the desperate cry of their hearts in each other Their romance is a sustained and beautiful thing, like music-now glad, now sad; now dipping into the depths of tragedy, now lark-like, singing joyously close to heaven. And it weaves itself unforgettably against such scenery, caught by such photography as is rare on our screens even in this day of wonders. The musical score, haunting and ineffably lovely, charms you into thrilled ecstatic absorption." The picture is charming. Scenery, sets, plot, direction and music are excellent. As its stage production for next week the Norshore is offering a new show entitled, .. Melody a Ia Mode," with AI Kvale swinging the baton and his Jazz Collegians furnishing the music. Come 0., Eve.,W,! DriYe. clown toaiaht I Plea~ of Parkin.- Space for EY817· body! See oar de lase show· I e s I, 0 n tl e s e s r s e e e s f () ;, It f y r e f v The parade of stars for Greater Show season at the Granada theater continues. Raymond Hitchcock arrives there this Saturday, October 6, for a personal appearance of one week in Charles Kaley's new stage show, "The Jewel Box." · Hitchcock is the comedian of . nation-wide reputation from his featured roles in Ziegfeld shows, Earl Carroll's "Vanities," Geotge White's "Scandals," "Greenwich Vill~ge Follies," "Artists and Models," ang numerous musical comedies and revues. His engagement at popular prices is considered a feat among theatrical people, many of whom were astounded previously at the local engagement of Eddie Cantor, John Steel, and }uliar~ Eltinge. With the show at the Granada starting Saturday is the screen melodrama "Scarlet Lady" starring Lya De Putti and Don Alvarado. It is a story of a love that endured through the revolution · in Russia while the trayed well with the help of sound atpowers of the higher and lower classes tachments. became reversed. The Imperial Russian Cossacks, Moscow's favorite musicians, and HarVARSITY SHOWS BASEBALL ry Del£, Broadway comedian, are also As the baseball season in the big on the vitaphone at the Varsity this league ends and the attention of sports Friday and Saturday. fans is directed to the world's series, "Lights of New York," the first picthe Varsity theater of Evanston is now showing a timely picture, "Warming ture in which every character talks, Up," with Richard Dix. It is a story will be the Varsity presentation for next Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesof baseball, and a first class picture dav. This melodrama of Manhattan too. night life aroused a lot of attention Richard Dix, in the role of the bush- from . the New York critics. The picer who makes good with the Yankees ture is full of murder and attempted and wins the girl from the villianous crime. The cast is headed by Helene Pittsburgh star pitcher, is as likeable Costello, Wheeler Oakman, Cullen as ever and his director and cast Landis, and Gladys Brockwell. couldn't have been improved upon. Short subjects on the Varsity vitaJean Arthur is his leading lady. The phone next Monday, Tuesday, and ball $lame in the picture is a dandy, Wednesday will be Ed Lowry and his and the cheering of the crowds is por:. orchestra and the Foy family. -STARTING SATURDAY- ALKVALE aad hia Jaa: CoiJeaiaaa iD "MELODY A LA MODE" Lavish ayncopation reYUe willa a big cut of fansten the Sc~ The Sweeteat R0111a11ce EYer Told! ~ "STREET ANGEL" with JANET GAYNOR aad · COSTLY PICTURE "The Miracle," Max Reinhardt's stage spectacle, is to be brought to the screen at an estimated cost of $2,000,000. The· picture is said to be the biggest and most costly ever made. CHARLES FARRELL Greater Than ·seveath Heavea" Doors Open 1:30 p. m. Continuous· Each Show Deluxe Attend the Bargain MatiDees Voters' Column By HOYT KING REGISTRATION IN TOWNS COUNTRY Voters of the country towns are not included in the special act for control by board of election commissioners as in the city, and are registered under an election act passed in 1865. The two dates for country towns registration will be October 6 and October 16. The polJs open at 9 A. M. and close at 5 P. M. Those who voted at the last preceding election should be on the poll list and will not need to register. Persons not voting at that election or who have moved into their precinct thirty days before the election must bring it to the attention of the judges. This can be done by personally applying at the polling place to be registered, and one member of the family may register others members of the family who a-re legally entitled to vote. The judges themselves may register those "who are well known to them to be electors in said district." However, each voter should see to it that he is on the register. the poll list kept fn said district at the last preceding election." "In making said list, the board (the judges) shall enter therein, in addition to the names on the poll list, the names of all other persons who are well known to them to be electors in said district." An absentee must be registered in order to vote by mail. He may obtain ballot and form of affidavit at County Clerk's office. *Voters not on the list, on election day, may appear and have their vote sworn in by a householder. The Imperial Russian Cosaaclu "Moacow's Favorite Musicians" on the Vitaphone :. SEE and BEAR FRIDAY Har17 Delf Broadway'· FaYorite Comecliaa on the Vitaphone ' THURSDAY SATURDAY OPEN PUMP BIDS Bids for the installation of pumps and electrical equipment at the Sheridan road pumping station of the Wilmete water system were opened Tuesday night at the regular meeting of the V!}lage board. The bids were referred to the sewer and water committee. RICHARD DI· X in "WABNDIG UP" Hear and See the Crowds Cheer, the Umpire Call Strikes in a Real World Series Baaeball game.· Abo-New Series "Collegians." Ed Lowry and His Famous Orchestra on the Vitaphone coMMuNITy 11-------..,.------Fri., Oet. 1! Lya De Puttl Maleolm MeGregor Farrell . ZaSu PUts MaeDonald HOUSE MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY. See aad Hear E.-y Character ia The Oaly Fo7 FaaUiy on the Vitaphoae TUES. OCT. 9 Chas. Morton Sally Phipps "Li1bts ·OI Kew York" · . All Star Cast The .Pedeat Detective Stot7 acnenecl where eve..,. ch&rac~· ~ln. The &nt .0-talldq pict.e. · · · · ·The Jaw, paragraph 179, Cahill's RePRIVATES" THE BRAVE" vised Statutes, reads : · Animal · Comle Seenle, Newa, "It shall be the duty of said board Fable "A Lady Lion" (the · judges) to enter it\ ~aid list · the· · names of all persons resldin~ . In their , · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·, eJectl: ()z:l .. Cl~.&et ~JaOH name appears · on ·NONE BUT "BUCK ., I I