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July 2, 1926 WILMETTE LIF~ 3J Stage ts ed ly, Jt .i and Screen Newa and Reviews VILLAGE THEATRE The perfection · of underworld detail in Harold Lloyd's initial Paramount release, "For Heaven's Sake!", coming to the Village theatre Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, July 5, 6 and 7, is one of the outstanding features of this new comedy which is being hailed as another genuine achievement for the be-spectacled comedian. When Lloyd was in New York last . year, he spent a great deal of his time in the lower Bowery. As a result of his observations and intensive study of this picturesque atmosphere, he had a thorough knowle-dge of the conditions under which his characters were to come to life on the screen, when he started filming "For Heaven's Sake!" Jobyna Ralston heads the competc..nt supporting cast, and the production was directed by Sam Taylor. To complete an all-come-dy !,>ill there will he a two-reel comedy "Say Jt With Babies," and a Pathe news reel. "Three Weeks in Paris," the \Varner Bros. classic of the screen, which will be seen Thursday at the Village theatre, concerns the entertaining and rollicking adventures of a shy bridegroom in the wilds of Paris. :Matt Moore is the shy bridegroom and Dorothy Devore the bride. \Villard Louis has one of his best screen characterizations in Gus Billikin s, the obtrusive and jovial best man. Darryl Francis Zanuck adapted the story from Gregorx Roger' s novel. Rov Del Ruth directed. There will also he a Hal Roach comed\· and a Pathe review. On Friday and Saturday, J uh· C) and 10, Hoot Gibson \viii he. seen in "The · f· t Plla n t 0 111 B u II e t ." tl 1c 1a t es t o f 1 11~ as · 1 1 ·1 · monng anc 11.1 11 k anous In .1 1' · S western . au( 1tton a _., ac, . ennctt romrch·, - at rP- u~ , b,· i l- )1 d rl , hce >f he lH.' )!.I - "Sweet Daddies" at the Balaban and I Katz Norshore theatre starting Sunday, July 4, for four days. The complete cast, which includes Jack Mulhall, Vera Gordon, Jobyna Ralston and Gaston Glass, looks like a roster of Hollyood's great comedians. Two stage attractions of the first rank are promised as the audible as well as visual portion of the program.: New offerings on the grande organ by 1 Chauncey Haines will be heard. The orchestra of twenty under the direction of ]. Walter Davidson, likewise schedules a change. The · Thursday change in program will bring the Paramount Junior Stars assisted by a score of film notables to the screen in "Fascinating Youth." NEW EVANSTON "THE BIG PIC1'~RES FIRST" NOW SHOWING I Marie Prevost .... Keaaetb Bulan Louise l'azeada ··BOBBED BAIB" COMING HOYBURN THEATRE Although it may seem improbable, it is a fact that Willard Louis, film comedian, is an ardent horticulturist and a devoted follower of Luther Burbank. The comedian's latest picture appearance is in support of Corinne Griffith in "lflle. Modiste," which comes next Monda\' to the Hovburn theatre. . . At his Glendale, California, home Louis has one of the largest private gardens in Southern California. He specializes in the growing of dahlias, of which he has more than 200 varieties. A number of these he developed himse1f. t s, 'ht 't h Jaek Pleklord - Marl' Brlaa WWiam Balaes f" :' . ;! ··BROWN 01' BABVABD" ed .Y ' 11 ~ lw ll - It T H ~N EV~T~ .::.~.~ R N NOW SHOWING THE NEW EVANSTON "Bobbed Hair," said to he the best comedy feature of the year, is the attraction at the Xew Evanston theatrr this Friday and ·saturday, July 2 and 3. The cast is headed ln· ~farie Pre\·ost. Kenneth Harlen and Louise Fazenda. which is a trio which suggests unlimited po ssibilitie s to the movie fan. "Bro\\'n of Harvard," the ).fetroGoldwyn-).f ayer 11icture coming to th~ X~'". ~Yanston th.eatre soo!1 is the third Important p1cture \\'h1ch deals . 1 "CI assmates. .. ,,.1 · 1 w1t 1 co 11 rgr l'f 1 c. 11c 1 · was fit mecI 1 R' 1 1 B t1 1 )\' 1c 1an ar 1c me:-.-;, fi t · 'f'l 1 · " "T 1 was t 1 1c r s anc 1 1c ·' 1< s 11pman. Ramon Novarro's starring vchiclr.~ was the second . "Brown of Harvard ha-; , , .. . H a111es · · ·1 t"t1 1 1 111 1am 111 l 1e 1 e rn e. anc k p· kf 1 ~f ·B · ~f <\1 1 T l. aclC . nrc .· ary nan, . a r~- .. , den and otl1er famo us pla,·ers are 1n tIt cast - DorotbJ' Devore ··A Social Bilbwa,man" _ . A Great Comedy MON., TUES., -WED. 11 Corlaae Grilllth ··MLLE MODISTE" BALABAN & KATZ HOWARD AVENUE WEST OF "L" STATION, NEAR CLARK The newest of Balaban & Katz Wonder theatres-for the great North Shore. A Playhouse of exquisite taste and refinement. XOW PLA YLSG! f r ··· 1c. team o 1 ·\·tnrge ~1dm·,· and '( 1 - · · · ('1 1ar I 1e .\ urra\- >H s 1atr to hrcnnw as famous on th~· screen a=- \\"(h er an{l F' '11 t1 t Tl 1c c s ":err on . 1e :-- ;~!..!c: H·~: \\'I 11 appear 111 the- F1rst :\at1ona l ptcture :=:;r ::; -;: ·== · ·:··.._ c.._.o,!t li 'fl NORSHORE THEATRE Village Theatre ""Ews · '-'AMPU =·============i1 ORSBO·R Georgia Hale William Collier, Jr. Ernest T o~ence in ContlnuouN from 1:30 to 11 P. M, ·M atinee Daily to 6 :30 p. "'our Home Theatre J. C. Koppel, lUanaglng Director Evenings 7:80·9; 1\lat. Tut:s., 3:30 111 . · Sat.6p.m. 25c (Exclusively Motion Pictures) "THE RAINMAKER" Stage, Screen and Musical Specialties North Shore Trains to Howard Avenue Starting Sunday, for four days -for the sweetest time you've had in months! "SWEET DADDIES" Paris" l'rl. untl ~n t., ·.July' 9 and 10 Jloot Gibson In ""Tbe Phantom Bullet" Also Pathe News, Chas. Chase c-omedy and Sportlfght reel. Snt. Mat·., 2 aad 4 p. - . ~ . ~~ HEA:l::.. .Di.rc«ed. by SAM TAYLOR HAROLD . LLOYD Our Cooling System Keeps You Refreshed The best comic players in Hollywood combined to make this laugh-a-minute special. George Sidney Vera Gordon Jobyna Ralston Charlie Murray Jack Mulhall Gaston Gla~& Drive Down! Exceltent Parking Facilities 2 HAPPY STAGE ATTRACTIONS Norshore Theatre Orchestra Direction J. Walter Davidson Norshore Grande Organ Chauncey Haines Soloist '0·- - - -·-·-·-·-~~-·-~~-~~-. ~ Harold's in nguln! Time to grin aguln! Also . Our Gang In their latest .riot., "BABY CLOTHES"