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___ D_D_U_D_IIOtM·a-a_a __ r_D_D_D_D_BBI. · shore . Theate_.-s News .I -~- --~---~-~-b-D_U_U_a_u_._....,__,.,_ May 31, 1929 WILMETTE LIFE I "The Ghost Talks" Is T eatro del Lago F I·1m Th is S aturday -----·--.-.-c--------~---~-o-a··O·-a---o---a,.ua-a-···0 pared for the screen by Jeanie Macpherson, DeMille sent young' men into several reformatories as inmates. Lina Basquette has the title role of "The Godless Girl," while Marie Prevost, George Duryea, Eddie Quillan and Noah Beery are seen in prominent parts. Claudette Colbert, one oi the most popular young leading women on the Broadway stage, has been cast for the principal woman's role in the Paramount all-talking mystery film, "The Hole in the Wall," which comes to the Teatro Thursday, June 6, for two days. The cast of this play of super-crooks and their methods of fake spiritualism includes the names of · many others notable on Broadway. Among them are Edward G. Robinson as the principal heavy, David Newell as leading man, Louise Closser Hale, Barry Macollum, Donald Meek, Alan Brooks, George McQuarrie, K<!therine· Emmet and Nelly Savage. "True Heaven" Comes to Community House Tuesday "True Heaven," with Lois Moran and George O'Brien, will be presented at the Community House in Winnetka Tuesday, June 4. Once again the W odd war furnishes the background for a motion picture. This · one, which is presented in sound, tells the story of the love of a feminine German syp and an American soldier who is sent behind the German lines to get importa·n t information. The girl, placing country above love, betrays him. He is about to be shot when news comes of the Armistice. The lovers are reunited. "A real mystery story made into a real mystery movie" was the comment of a leading critic on "The .Canary Murder Case," to be shown at the Community House Friday, June 7. It is from a novel by S. S. Van Dine. The same critic remarks that "those who liked the novel can't help likin{.T the picture." William Powell comes in for special praise for his portrayal of the super-detective. Louise Brooks plays "The Canary" and James Hall the son of a prominent citizen . who has an important part in the plot. When audiences here view the Fox Movietone, "The Ghost Talks," which comes to the Teatro del Lago this Saturday, June 1, they will see a hero of an all-dialogue picture who is an interesting paradox. He is Charles Eaton, a youthful Broadway star and brother of the widely known Mary and Doris Eaton who, for all his thin conventional · veneer of New- York City life, is a plain Huckleberry Finn, 1929 model. And it is his boyishness which accounts for what is said to be an outstanding suecess in portraying the role of a correspondence school detective in "The Ghost Talks." Others in the picture inc1ude Earle Fox, Carmel Meyers and Helen Twelvetrees. In his newest U nited Artists picture, "The Iron Mask ," which comes to the Teatro this Sunday, June 2, for a two day showing, Dougla s Fairbanks emWILL SING FOR MOVIES bodie s the romantic spirit of adventure Michael Bohnen, of the Metropolitan and valor. Once more he is D' Artagnan, the dashing hero of Alexander Grand Opera company, has been urged Dumas' stories of seventeenth century to go to Hollywood to act, as well as France, a s he was six years ago in his sing, in the movies. He was a star first picturization of the adventures of with UF A in Berlin for ten years. the four faithful friends, "The Three McLAGLEN PICTURE Mu sket eers." Again he rides with "The Black Watch," Victor McLagAthos, Porthos. and Aramis through vears of intrigue. war, and love. Mar- len's new talking film, was one of the guerite de Ia Motte is once more Con., recent openings in Hotlywood. Myrna stanc.~ to whom D'Atragnan gives the Loy plays the feminine lead in the story. only Io,·e of his life. Late.;t De Mille Film WHAT A GIRL! With the apprO\·al of governors of Clara Bow, the red-headed star. witl most of the forty-eight United States, Cecil B. De~~ ille makes startling dis- appeat: next in a picture catled "Pink closures of co nditions in state reform Tights." \·V hat a girl and what a school s in hi s latest production for title! The film is said to ha,·e a. cir ::us' Pathe, "The Godless Girl," which will background. be on view at the Teatro del Lago T.ue sday and \Vedne sday, June 4 and Vilma Hanky, the beautiful blonde 5. In gathering information on the Hung-arian, will he seen next in "This subject for th e story, which " ·as pre- I _s _ · _H_e_a_,_ ' e_n_.'_ '---------- SATURDAY ONLY JUNE I Ramon Novarro in "THE PAGAN" Mon., Tues. and Wed. June 3-4-5 RICHARD DIX m "NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH" Thurs., Fri. June 6-7 "SIS BOOM BARBARA" "Sis Boom Barbara" is the snappy title of Nancy Carroll's next picture. And a snappy actress to play the lead, what! Lon Chaney's newest picture is called "Thunder," a railroad story. Phyllis Haver will play opposite him. "D.ANGEROUS WOMAN" Clive Brook· Baclanova C. OMMUNITY HOUS.E Tuts. G f'O. June f Fri. June 1 Junior Hikers Enjoy Season's Biggest Trek "The biggest hike ever taken in Kenilworth," was the way Robert W. Townley, athletic director at the Joseph Sears school, described the hike enjoyed last Saturday by eighty-five Junior Hikers, boys under Scout age. · Chipilly ridge in the Forest Preserve west of Glencoe was the objective of the hike. Mr. Townley \vas assisted in the handling of the boys by a few Scouts. Leaders of the Junior Hikers went to the forest preserve with Mr. Townlev Fridav night and the rest of the hikers followed on Saturday. MOVING PACKING STORAGE O'Brien Lois l\loran in Louise Brooks William Powell .James Hall In NOW PLAYING RENSCH Phones: "True Heaven" "The Canary Murder Case" by S. S. Van Dine WILLIAM HAINES JOAN CRAWFORD in the college romance Wil. 32 Univ. 7317 Alex formerly of the Samovar, Invites you to the "THE DUKE STEPS OUT" LOU KOSLOFF and Band in New Books The following new rental books have been received at the Wilmette Public library, according to an <l:nnouncement made this week by Mtss Anne L. Whitmack, lihrarian: Ausin-Saga of the Sword. Bottome-Strange Fruit. Bromfield-Awake and Rehearse. Close-Through the Lattice. Hergesht>imer-Swords and Roses. James-Sand. Kerr-M aref'a-1\f aria. Lewis-Dodsworth. Nevill-Rtrange Companions. Oliver-Victim and Victor. Olivier-As Far as Jane's Grandmother's. Peckham-Murder· in Strange Houses. Rea-Six Mrs. Greenes. Roberts-Goose Fair. Wlddemer-Rhi nestones. Young-My Brother Jonathan. Bridge ' DEMPSTER RoAD MoRTON GROVE "CHINATOWN" with Norman Freacott SATURDAY The moat-widely diacuaaecl picture in yean. Dancing ---- Dining ---- Entertainment In a beautiful club house atmosphere Management S. W. KLEIN DANIEL ALEXANDER Delicious food Refined surroundings Courteous attention Morton Grove 1 8 6 "THE LETTER" with JEANNE EAGELS Drama of mighty emotiona. RESTRICTED TOADULTSONLY No Children Will Be Admitted. For reservation - Accommodations for private parties