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70 WILMETTE LIFE May 10, 1929 ···········---~---··································· Te&tro del· Lago in "No Man'· Land" Sheridan Road &tween Wilmette and Kenilworth Poat Office: WILMETTE. ILLINOIS Phone Kenilworth 3980-3981 MATINEES SATURDAY. SUNDAY SATURDAY ~ SUNDAY Doors Open 1:30 Show Starts at 2 p. m.· Continuous ··········································-·········· I Stage Stars Have Bill-O-Fare · 1 .....___________ -Saturday, May 11 "Close Harmony·· ...... Varsity "The Dummy" ................ ... . Teatro ·"Mother Machree" .... Commu nity House "The Iron Mask" ... Norshore Sunday, :nay 12 "The Wolf Song" .... . ..... .. ... : . Teatro " The Iron Mask" . . Norshore Monday, )fay 13 "In Old Arizona" . . . . .... Varsity "The Iron Mask" . . . Norshore "The Wolf Song" . . . . . . . . . . . Teatro Tuesday, )lay H "The Great White North" . .... ...... . . ......... ... ..... . .. Community House "The Trail of '98" ....... .... ..... Teatro "The Iron Mask" .......... . Norshore "In Old Arizona" . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Varsity Wednesday, )fay 1:. "The Iron Mask" ... . .. . ~orshore "The Trail of '98" . . . . . . . . . ... Teatro "In Old Arizona" .. Varsity Thursday, )fay JS "Clear the Decks" .. T ea tro "The Wolf of Wall Street" . Varsity "The Iron Mask" Norshore Friday, )fay Ji' "The Terror" ...... Community House "The Iron Ma sk" .... Norshore "The ·wolf of Wall Street" ... .. . Varsity "Clear the Decks" . . 'l.'eatro Leading Roles in Picture at T eatro An excellent cast of stage-trained stars enact the . comedy melodrama, "The Dummy," now showing at the Teatro del Lago. Ruth Chatterton, who was one of the leading stage stars before she became associated with Emil J annings in his recent success, "Sins of the Fathers," has proved her ability in talking moving pictures in Paramount's "The Doctor's Secret." Frederic March was playing in the stage success, "The Royal Family," when he was induced to accept an important role in 11 The Dummy." The story of the film deals with a group of kidnapers and a smart. office boy who outwits them by playing deaf and dumb. With the brilliant, dazzling role of a beautiful, dance-mad daughter of old Mextco to occupy her versatile talents, Lupe Yelez never had a better opportunity in any production to be "just herself" than she has in the part-talking thriller, "Wolf Song," coming to the Teatro this Sunday, May 12, for a two-day run. Featured with Gary Cooper, striking hero of "Lilac Time," "The Legion of the Condemned" and other famous productions; and Louis Wolheim, "hard-boiled" character actor, Miss Velez plays a part which is in effect a reincarnation of her own life. She dances and sings with the same fervor which brought her a part in a theatrical production in Mexico City when she was but a child and which ultimately brought her to fame on the ' screen. Gold Rush Film A cast of fifty well-known screen players, fifteen thousand extra people. one thousand dogs and a large amount of livestock were used in the filming of "The Trail of '98," great northern film taken from the famous Robert W. Service tale, which, with sound synchronization and a surrounding sound program. will he presented at the Teatro del Lago Tuesday and W ednesday, May 14 and 15. The Klondike gold rush furnishes the background for the picture. Leading roles are taken by Ralph Forbes, Dolores del Rio. Harry Carey, Karl Dane, Tully Mar shall. a1 1tl more than three dozen other players. A hilarious farce comedy of the mix-ups that follow a young man's sailing for a sea voyage under an assumed name in place of a friend, is coming to the Teatro Thursday, May lfi, for a run of three days, when "Clear the Decks," Reginald Denny talk film is to be shown. The picture was adapted from the popular novel, "~rhen the Devil \.\'as Sick," by F.. ] . Rat h . Evening· During Week Doon Open 6:3 o--Show Start· 7 p. m. Friday and Saturday, May 10-11 ~'THE DUMMY" RUTH CH,\TTERTON, ZAZl; PIT1'S and JACK OAKIE-(Ail Talkie) "King of tht> Catmpus"-Colleglans-(Ail Talkie) "lnsplratlo··"-Silubert'to Songs-Singing Aet Paramo·nt News Frlday-Pathe Rnlew In Sound Saturday; also "Private DuslnNIS"-J,t>t George Do It Comtdy-(SlJent) Sunday and Monday, May 12-13 "WOLI' SOMG" LUPE ,.ELEZ, GARY· COOPER and J,OlJIS WOLHEIM (Singing, Talking aDd Music) "Music Hath Charml"'-Chrlstle Singing Colored Cast "Stage Stunts"-Oswald Cartoon In Sound Dally N~ws and Klnogram News Tuesday and Weclneaday, May 14-15 "TRAIL OF '98" DOJ,ORES DEL RIO, RALPH I<'ORBES and KARL DANI:-(In Sound) "Crooning )felodlt-s"-Singlng Act "Topics of the Day"-Talklng Parnmount Nt>ws Tuesday - Klnogram News Wednesday Thursday, Friday and Saturday, May 16-17-18 SIGN STAGE <;:OMEDIANS Ned Sparks and Jack Oakie, both stage comedians before they turned to pictures, have been signed for featured roles in support of Betty Compson m her first starring picture for Radio Pictures, "The Viennese Charmer," a story of New York's "Little Hungary." BILLIE DOVE'S NEXT "The Lady Who Dared," a dramatic story with London and New York as its locale, is the tentative title for Billie Dove's next starring vehicle for First National Vitaphone Pictures. James Ashmore Creelman, Jr., journalist, has been signed to write a story laid in the "golden nineties." The film will be in SO!,!nd and dialog. "CLEAR THE DECKS" REGI.XALD DEN.XY and OLIYE HASBROUCK (Sin~lng, Talkin&' and 1\luslc) ")laglc"-Buster Drown Comedy Joseph Regan Singing Act Parumount News-Pathe Review ·and Aesop's }'abies In Sound Saturday Sunday, May 19 "CLOSE HARMONY" BUDDY ROGERS, NAXCY CARROLL and JACK OAKIE (Singing, Talking and 1\luslt) Monday and Tuesday, May 20-21 COMMUNITY HOUSE Friday and Saturday, May 10-11 )Josle Week Program Dt·ll.- Dennt'tt · VIctor 1\fcLaglen · Nell Hamilton 1'Nl :\feNamara 6J'CRDIATOWN NIGHTS" WALL 1 \CF. BEERY, FJ,OR'ENCE VIDOR and WARNER (100 PHrent Talklt) 01~ .\~D Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, May 22-23-24 WAJtNI:U HAXTI:R, UOUOTHY BURGESS u.ntl (All 'l'ulkie) "Df ""Motbe· Maeb·ee" Laurel and Hardy Comedy LOW.E OLD ARIZONA" EDJfU~D Tuesday May 14 CoDling Soon "GERALDINE·'-Eddie Quillan and Marion Nixon .. THE COHANS AND KELLEYS IN ATLANTIC CITY" Geortre Sidney and Mack Swain "THE BELLAMY TRIAL"-Betty Bronson and Leatrice Joy "THE WOLF OF WALL ST."-Georre Bancroft and Baclanova "THE GHOST TALKS" "THE WILD PARTY"-Clara Bow "SPEAKEASY" "THE IRON MASK"-Dourlas Fairbanks "COQUETTE"-Mary Pickford "THROUGH DIFFERENT EYES" "THE VALIANT" "HEARTS IN DIXIE" "I lol'ed It! Thought It one of the b.,st .... a spltndld chronicle of rt'allty, more flrnmatlc tluut half the ftt·tlon screened." 1\Iaf' Thtee, Chicago Tribune. STARTS NEW FILM Huntley Gordon, who has just completed a role with Laura LaPlante in "Scandal," has been added to the cast of "Harmony Lane," in support of Eddie Leonard. Herbert Clark. star of the Broadway stage success, "Excess Baggage," will begin work soon under his new Pathe contract. Ann Harding, well known stage star, has started work on her Pathe alldialog feature, "Paris Bound," adapted from Philip Barry's successful play. Lya de Putti is engaged in making "The Informer," a talking picture, for British International in London. · Friday and Saturday, May 17-18 Wamer Bro1. Pretent ·tHE TERROR. 114AY witlt lOUISE M'AVOY FAIENDA Our Gang Comedy EDWAlD mRETT HORD~ ALEC FRANCIS