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nit it a GOGel ,.,..._ F... DeMIID · Lea I ;, "No ·*'· z..~· .,..,_.., ..,._, .,.,. . . , l(..,;lf110f16. Pb. JC.ailu1ollb 3t10-3tll SATURDAY. SUNDAY SATURDAY 8 lUNDAY Dooa ()pea -·· , .. .... ltadl s p. &, (;ontia.... MATINEES ............. ..... .,......... "ALIAS · DBACOII" ,.......... "BBGB 8Ta1J11P BC111Jinp Dari, Doon Open 6:JO Bboa1 ,,.,, 1 p. m. w.- .JU)G&UI PO& WJI·K IUIDJ·a ·rnlfGLB JtOVlfD· UP" Ottlb' tiJ'JILIX BIT8 TBB DBCit" CM CU1ooa ··naalt Coae4T Startiaa with "Aiiu the Deacon" and ending with "London After Midnight" and indudiq aU of the films that are lilted in between, the Teatro del Lago progralia for the coming week can be set down in that theater's memoirs as a plenty good one. Jean Hersholt, the psalm singing card shark. makes "Alias the Deacon," this Saturday's billing, a film that you c:an see and sure enjoy. Drama, pathos and comedy are all intermingled, touched up with plain human in· ed"" terest-what more could be desar r "Doomsday," in which Florence Vidor shows athletic tendencies and Gary Cooper is more than a handsome young man, will be seen on Sunday. The play, based on Warwick Deeping's book of the same name, has a moral but don't let that bother you. It's woven in so neatly that you don't even notice it and the picture is okay -in capitals. Will Rogers ·does his own "bulldogging" in the "Texas Steer," which he and the critics both admit is good. Richard Wallace, who made "McFadden's Flats," directed it-and that adds materially to the "Steer's" pedigree. Two films are offered on Wednesday, "Woman Wise" and "Love and Learn." In the former, which . features June Collyer and Walter Pidgeon, a hard-boiled bachelor is softened. In "Love and Learn," the blonde Esther Ralston goes to boarding school and 8a&artaT, . .nil II "Beau &abreur-· ....···.········ Nonhore ..AIIaa the Deacon" · · · · · · · ·· · · · · · .Teatro ..Meet tbe Wife" .......·.. New BvaDaton ··Aerou the Atlantic" ........... VaraltT 8aada,., Jlanll II "DooDUMJay" .···.·...·.. Teatro del Laao Hilari0111 Farce at .Bill-0-Fare _ ·New Evaato· Stir1 ~-------------... ~1 Conti··olll G·ffaws I :~~=;. ·-nae Gaucho" · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Nol'llbore .....,., . .rell U ~e Gaucho" ................. Nol'llbore ·ii8.iTia&8':r: ~~ Taelda,., . .rell u ..WUd Beaut)"' ....... Community Houe ··eo---·o--·_...,. __ .. New Evanaton ....,.... ........, .. ......... v "The Gaucho" ................. Nol'llbore "Texas Steer" ........... Teatro del Laao We4audaJ, · · · If ..Love and Leam" .... Teatro del' Laaro "Tile Gaucho" · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Nol'llbore NCompanlonate llarrlaae" New Evanston "Companionate :~: ':-=!.~~~~~~·~-~~~3:~ llarrlap" 4 TIIUIUT, . . _ 11 Pl'ldaJ', ·arell 11 New Evamrton ::~:..f!l.:!:':·~~=~ ..London After Mldnlsht" Teatro del Lap ..The Gaucho" · .·. · · · · · · · · ·: · · · .Norabore "Buttons'" · · · · · · · ·Glencoe Union Churcb furnishes the audience with humor enough to last. Of Lon Chaney in "London After Midnight" much might be said that isn't necessary. Have you ever seen a poor Lon Chaney film? No I And it'll be a cold day before you do. Lon's shudders come on Thursday and Friday. "TBKA8 TBBB" wa ....n .-.OLY ·.t.CKBUL· A.taaa ee· ..,. -sBA.DOW TBBOaY" :Jb'uT )[a& Cartee· ··· A 'l'llet., ·anll U a II Mde Your Raerut~tiona Now for Five of the Evanston Players vie for the spotlight in the current production at the New Evanston, "Meet W ..f , f d th t h k the 1 e, a arce come Y a s a es laughs right out of the audience in one, two, three order throughout the performance. Ann Dere, playing Gertrude Lennox, makes the strongest bid for approval Miss Dere, as always, does full justice to her part and demonstrates once again her ability. 1 Not ·uthat the F other II four h are be ow ' par. Jftargaret u er, t e company s leading woman, does fine work as the youthful Doris Bellamy: Karl Way, the director, always one to be counted on for an exceUent performance, lives up to his reputation in the part of Philip Lord; Richard Ward makes a fine Victor Staunton and Lew Welsh plays a good Harvey Lennox. Charles George dashes through the play in the part of- Gregory Brown with his C'Jstomary gusto. doing a better job than usual. George Pembroke and Beatrice Leiblee have minor parts. The plot is well built and the comedy is fast and furious. Mrs. ·Lennox' first husband was supposed to have perished in the San Francisco earthquake but turns up again during the early part of the action as Lord, a successful novelist. Mrs. Lennox had remarried and now had two husbands or none or what have you. The love triangle provided by Doris, Gregory and Victor paves the way for a good deal of comedy quite apart from the husbands-wife triangle. The show is hilarious. It is well written and well played. St. Patrick's Party 8tJturtltUJ, Jlt1tcb 17, 19 ZB Community House Features · "Rouah Riden" Friday "Wild Beauty," featuring Rex, the "wonder horse," will be the pre·s entation at Community House next Tuesday. "The Rough Riders," that splendid film tribute to Theodore Roosevelt and his troop in the Spanish American war, will be featured Friday. In "Wild Beauty," the mountain country of the west furnishes the beautiful and elaborate setting. Rex has a wild horse herd and has to battle for supremacy: win · the heart of a Kentucky mare from an Indian pony rival ; slay a mountain lion and sacrifice the free life for his love. The film is excellent. The Camp Fire girls will stage a prologue symbolic of the meaning of Camp Fire in commemoration of the Sixteenth national birthday of Camp Fire at the evening performance of "The Rough Riders." Mrs. John Marshall, a guardian, is directing. The film fare is one of the best of the season's productions. It tells vividlv the story it is expected to carry and offers an excellent characterization of Roosevelt. GLENCOE MOVIES "Buttons," a Jackie Coogan feature of unusual interest both to children and grown-ups, will be presented at the Glencoe Union church next Friday. With it will be shown late news reels and comedy shorts. . . . .~...... lt ........., ...... EatMr ...... .,,,. "LOft L·ABII" · Four Seasons One tmd one-hlllf mila north of Glenoiew on the WIIUkegtm RotUl Bxceptiontdly Gootl JIUiic FoUR SEASONS ORCHESTRA "WOIIAII Willi.a ..... .......... W-" ,,,. PRIZES OPPERED POR BBST COSTUJIBS Oldat Dime Contest Don't lfWfll to bring in vo- ollal ~lima Mtl ftJI to win one ol t6e priza WEDNESDAY, o.Jciag .,., s.tr.Uy end Sand.y Nigbt a..,. eee,er a ··.1.11 IAButJa ·n~n "TD WBIP WOWAP ......y ....... Kad . . . . a 0... L AIUIU ..... ....,. ....,.,... ..,.., p,. Priu Dna1iaf B,_, B& N;,bt FOUR SEASONS Pboae GLBNVIBII ......,.,._ 126 lw . . . . . . . . . . . . .00.,.. . . ..... O'IIIIeaaJAIIx. . . -ru ...... WOJIAll" ........... ................. -ru ........... _ ··· to .......... ,..... te Wa11bpa nu.. -.ova ·~·· ..,.. ef GleaYiew· - Wlblette, 1~ ..... ........... 8A1Jml0" ~e New Trier Music club held its monthly meetin« Thursday Jlarch 8. at the home of Ina-eborg "Lincoln, 615 Greenleaf avenue, Glencoe. IIUIIC CLUB IIEETS