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'l'eatro del an "'No Man's Land" ;--wrw---------· !..arc · WIJ..MET"i!: . January 4, 1929 I . Reviews ' La a~ Jeanette Loff, Blonde Star, in Varsity Film . ···-·--------·-· -·1·---------·-·-----·----·-·------Bill-O-Fare Saturday, January 5 "The Water Hole" ...... . ... . ... Teatro "The Haunted House" ..... ..... Norshore "Annapolis" . . . . . . . .. ..... . . Varsity Sunday, January 6 . .... Norshore "The Haunted House" "The Goodbye Kiss" . ... .. ... ... Teatro Jlonday, January 7 "Three Week Ends" .... .. ...... Varsity "}lanhattan Cocktail" . . . . . . . . . . . Teatro "The Haunted House" .. Norshore Tuesday, January 8 "Freedom of the Pres::;" Community House "Three Week Ends" .......... Varsity "The Haunted House" . . . . Norshore ":\Ianhattan Cocktail" ... Teatro 'Vednesday, January 9 "Three W eek Ends" .... Varsity "The Farmer's Daughtt~r·· Teatro "The Haunted House" .Norshore Thurs(lay, January 10 "Masks of the Devil" .. Teatro "The Haunted House" .. Norshore Friday, January 11 "Vlings" Community House "The Hauntt?d House" . _. . ... Korshore ":\[asks of the Devil" ... .. Teatro I At . the N0 r th ...,h ,, I· Sheridan Road Between Wilmette and Kenilworth Ph. Kenilworth 3980-3981 MATINEES SATURDAY'" SUNDAY SATURDAY ~ SUNDAY Doon Open 1:30 Show St~ns ~ p. m.. Continuous ErJenmgs During Week Doors Open 6: 3 0 Show Starts 7 p. m. Pro~rnrn St.o.rtlng ,Jan. ath Snturday. Jan. 5th Jark Holt & Namt'y Carroll '"THE WATER BOLE" "The J,n undryrnnn"-Af'sop s Fables Rf'VIf'W "Oh 1\larnmn"-1\IIIIH·llutton Addt>d 1\lntlnf'e Only "Crook!! Can't Wln"-Rnl))h Lewis Sundny, Jnn. 6th .Tohn,ny Burke & Sally Ellers '"THE GOOD·BYE KISS'· "Sailor Sults"-G.-orge C'onwdy "StranR"P Prnyf'rs"-Oddlty Klnogrnm Nt>ws & J>nll:r Nrm; :\!on. & 'l' n~·s., .Jan. 7·8 Rlrhnrtl Arlt>n & 'Snn(·y Cnrroll '~ANHATTAII John Mack Brown and Jeanette Loff have the leading · roles in "Annapolis," Cnited States naval training school picture now playing at the Varsity theater in Evanston. The picture is colorfully done. The romance running through it has to do with the love of two pals for the same girl. Grief for both and disgrace for one follow in the train of their passion. Maurice Ryan and Billy Bcckwell introduce the comedy part of the film, bei1ig a pair of midshipmen who arc here, then!, and everywhere with their pranks and their jokes. John Mack Hrown is the yonthf ul undcrgrad who is nobly rolled out for his room-·mate's misdemeanors. and Jeanette Loff ~s the heroine furnishes much blonde hcauty. The photography is splendid and the scenery in and ncar Annapolis something to look at. "Three \Vcck Ends." from a story by Elinor Glyn will be at the Varsity next Monday, 'Tuesday, and \Vednesday. It is a Clara Bow picture, and Miss . Bow will not disappoint you this trip either. She impersonates a good little cabaret chorine, \vlw, tired of squalid living, starts out to land a rich man; falls in love with one she believes to he wealthy; finds out he isn't, and discovers in time that love is better than lucre. Neil Hamilton as the self-confident, somc,vhat bone-headed insurance salesman the lady falls for, plays his part well. The supporting cast meets every requirement. Famous Air Picture at Community House Two Days Next Week "RIO RITA" ON SCREEN The screen rights of "Rio Rita", Florenz Ziegfeld musical show current at the Illinois theater in the loop, have been purchased for FBO Productions, Inc., by Joseph I. Schnitzer, newly elected president of the company. The original "Rio Rita" cast, headed b,:,· Ethelind Terry and J. Harold Murray, will play and sing the leading roles. OPPOSITE MONTE BLUE Ethclyne Clair has been engaged to play th e leading feminine role opposite Monte Blue in his next vitaphone production, "From Headquarters." COCKTAIL" "llomt> Glrl"-Stars & Autlwrs l,atrumount N.-ws Wednt>sdny, Jnn. 9th 1\lnr.torlt· llet>be & Arthur !'!tone ""THE FARMER'S DAVGHTER" u::m.-plnrt>d llu.-bands"])orothy n .. ,·ore Klnogrnm News 'l'hurs. & Fri ·· Jun. 10-11 John Gllbf'rt & Tht·otlor.- Rohuts ""TJIE MASKS OF THE DEVIL" "The Carn)IUS Ynmp"Sennt>tt Girls Paramount :Nt·ws Saturday, Jan. 12 Marlon Nixon & Rlrhartl Wnlllng THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY IN SOUND ··Annapolis'~ JOHN MACK BROWN - JEANETTE LOFF Dramatic Love Romance Against the Colorful Background of the U. S. Naval Academy "~SILKS "l~and AND SADDLES" "Follow Tf'Reher"-Big Roy of Cotton"-Aesops Fn blrs Rnlew Added ~lntlnf'f' Only "Skinners Bl~ Idea" Bryant Washburn Star Vaudeville Aets IN SOUND Lovet·s of romance, adventure, and thrills '"ill welcome the announcement by the Community House in \Vinnetka that it has scheduled for showing there, "Tarzan the Mighty," Universai's famous chapter play. The first of the series will be presented next Tuesday, January 8. The name Tarzan has long been one to conjure with in the field of books. Edgar Rice Burroughs' widely known character, wh::> first appeared in the novel, "The J un~le Tah~:; of Tarzan," has held the interest of the public for a number of year . Fre1nk Merrill was chose!' to play the role of Tarzan in Univers :.tl' ~ picturization of the character. N ~talic Kingston is the g!rt and At Ferguson the villain, Black John. On the same program ·at Community House will be "Freedom of the Pre:;s." For sheer sweep and PO\\-·er, this picture has few equals. F;-om the very beginning when you see Lewis Stone as the crooked political boss· figthing his boyhood chum, 110w the editor of the Free Press, played by Henry B. \Valthall, who is conducting a fierce campaign to bring out the identity of the members of the vice ring, you know you are in for a thrilling hour or more of entertainment. One is as ruthless in his pursuit of good as the other i:; of evil. Both men give remarkably powerful characterizations. The love story i3 moving in its pathos but finally emerges triumphant. Marceline Day and Malcolm McGregor furnish . the juYenile interest with sincerity. " \\.'ings," starring Clara Bow, Charles (Buddy) Hogcrs, Richard Arlen, anrl Gary Cooper, will be shown two da vs next week at the Communitv Hou~e Friday and Saturday. All wh-o arc in~ terested in high courage, the bravery of unselfish and unheeding youth, the splendor of youthful sacrifice and beauty of human comradeship \\·ill cnjov this picture, which sets forth the wori( of the young knights of the clouds in the war. "\Vings" is essentially a picture of \var, of sacrifice, of :;tern conflict, and of the ultimate test of human endurance and human conquest over fear. A majority of theater-goers, who have no knowledge of aviation, marvel at the astounding scenes and sights presented upon the screen - scen~s which are amplified by mechanical mt>thod3. ... I ~ I . ., I' I I / I Flonzaley Quartette PAT ROONEY, MARION BENT, PAT ROONEY, JR. In Song &: Dance Fox Movietone and Universal News Sun., Jan. 13-"Hrotbf'rly LoYt>"~arl Dane &: George K. Arthur :.\Jon. &: Tues., Jan. u.u; - "The Outcast"-Corlnne Grlftlth Wf>d., Jnn. 16-"His Prlnltf' Llfc"AdolphP 1\lenjou Thurs. &: Fri., Jan. 17·1R-"Tbe llum.- 'l'nwnrrs"-Hirhurd Bentwtt & Doris Kt'nyon Sut... Jan. 19-"AnnDJlOII~"--John ~lark nro'"'n k Hugh Allan Sun ·· Jan. !0-"Thrt>e 'Veek Ends" -('lara JJow 1\lon · .t Tues .. Jun. !1·!!-"A Slnglt' :Matt" Ltw Cody &: Eileen J,rlnglt' · Coming ~oon-"Danrln~ Vl.-nna"Bt>n Lyon, "Rn-engf."' with Do· lores Del Rio, "King of 'l'ht> Rodeo"-Hoot Gibson, "The Show Glri"-AIIee Whitt', "The Little WJideai/'-Aadrt.t Ferris. "The Rlns of Tbe Fatbers"-Emll Jan· nlngs. COMMUNITY HOUSE TUESDAY JAN. 8 Edgar Rice Burroughs Jungle Story t'r I MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY Clara Bow IN "TARZAN THE MIGHTY" and Peter B. Kyne's , ., "Freedom of the Preas" with Lewis Stone ··Three Week·Bnds" The "It" Girl at Her Beat STAR VAUDEVILLE ACTS In Sound Fox Movietone and Universal News FRI. · Sat. JAN. 11-12