The Sentinel, v.067 no. 01, 1927

              THE SENTINEL
MARKS BROS
S HERIDAN AT DEVON
Doors Open 1:15
DeLuxe Mat. Daily
CHARLES KALEY
In a Thrilling State Tribute to
Col. Lindbergh
Entitled
"Spirit of St. Louis"
Spectacular! Tumultuous!
Sensational!
Introducing Shelton Brooks, Ollie
Powers and many others
On the Screen
"THE REJUVENATIOONF AUNT MARY"
with May Robison, Phyllis Haver,
Harrison Ford and Franklyn
Pangborn
Special This Week Only
LAURA LEE
Late Ingenue of "Listen Dearie"
Vitaphone
Presenting George Jessel
New and Best Comedy Offering
Mme. Schunmmann-Heink
Albert F. Brown, Feature Organist
MARKS BROS.
MADISON AT CRAWFORD
Doors Open 1:15
DeLuxe Matinee Daily
Prices, 35c and 15c to 6:30
WOW! WHAT A SHOW!
BENNY MEROFF
and His Band with Broadway's
Favorite Star-Chicago's Own Son
JACK OSTERMAN
Cruising on the Sea of Syncopation in
"Ship Ahoy!"
Introducing Jazz Lips Richardson,
Stuart Sisters, Eight Bold Pirates
And on the Screen
"SLAVES OF BEAUTY"
With Sue Carol, Chicago Screen
Prodigy, Olive Tell and Earle Fox
A Comedy Sensation
COMING SOON
First Exclusive West Side Showing
VITAPHONE
Edward K. House, Singing Organist
VICEROY
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ENJOY ANOTHER WEEK WITH
OSTERMAN AT THE GRANADA
NEXT WEEK
Due to his great popularity with
the theater patrons, Marks Bros. were
compelled to hold over Jack Osterman
at the Granada next week.
Benny Meroff is staging an un-usually
interesting program next week,
which includes Chas. Wilkins, Sol
Dorfman, Chicago's champion pianist
and winner of Herald-Examiner city-wide
piano contest; Rosalyne Tureck,
winner of the second division of that
contest, and others. On the screen
will be "The Secret Studio" with
Olive Borden and a distinguished cast.
MEET CHARLES-THE GREAT-AT
THE MARBRO NEXT
WEEK
Charles Kaley, exclusive Columbia
Recording Artist, grows in popularity
with each week at both Marks Bros.'
theaters, the Granada and Marbro,
particularly with the fairer sex. He is
a finished showman, an Adonis in
looks and has a winning personality
that radiates refinement and culture.
CHARLES KALEY
Charley's stage production at the
Marbro next week will be "Sunshine
Days" with Gardner and Douglas,
Carroll and Grady, Shelton Brooks
and Ollie Powers, Nit and Cinns and
others.
Olive Borden, the brilliant young
actress, stars in Fox comedy drama,
"The Secret Studio," which is fea-tured
on the screen at the Marbro
next week. Miss Borden is ably sup-ported
by a distinguished cast. The
surprise elements are vividly enter-taining
and to disclose the details here
would be to deprive theatergoers of
the greater part of the thrill of view-ing
the picture first-hand.
COLLEEN MOORE'S NEW LAUGH
SUCCESS IS UPTOWN OFFER-ING
Colleen Moore's liveliest picture in
years, "Naughty But Nice," will occupy
the screen at the Uptown theater
starting Monday with Colleen cast as
the prudish and timorous student in a
girls' school, where the ultra-modern
misses both shock and charm her.
And then there will be a huge In-dependence
Day stage show that will
accompany this feature. Benny
Krueger and the bunch are going to
shout a star-spangled welcome to the
grand and glorious Fourth.
Commutes Sentence of Worker
KOVNO (J. T. A.)-The death sen-tence
of Henech Segalowitch was com-mutted
to imprisonment for 20 years.
Segalowitch was sentenced to death
on the charge of "Communism."
Clemency was granted by the Lithuan-ian
president.
MEETING OF BUCK'S LUCKY CLUI
A SUCCESS
"Verne" Buck certainly startei
something when he called the firs
meeting of the "Verne Buck Luck:
Club" to order and announced tha
regular Sunday afternoon meeting
would be held during the first per
formance. Right off the bat six o:
the first members stepped out on thi
stage and for quite a while kept thing
humming.
Buck's show next week at the Sheri
dan theater will be "Navy Blues," an(
on the screen "Captain Salvation."
SEASON'S COMEDY HIT
"ROOKIES," AT CHICAGO
"Rookies," featuring Karl Dan<
and George K. Arthur, comes to the
Chicago theater starting this Monday
"Rookies" tells an exceedingly amus
ing tale of life in a citizens' military
training camp.
Boris Petroff's "Sports Revue" is
the Publix stage attraction. Basket
ball, football, boxing are some of the
sports indulged in and demonstrated
for the delectation of the audience.
In addition to the above attractions
there will be a H. Leopold Spitalny
orchestral production, "1917," in cele-bration
of Independence Day.
WARING'S PENNSYLVANIANS,
FAMOUS COLLEGE BAND,
HEAD TIVOLI BILL
Next week's program at the Tivoli
theater brings back Waring's Pennsyl-vanians,
billed as "The Orchestra In-comparable."
Clara Bow in "Rough House Rosie,"
completes the program. The star is
an East Side girl with an intense de-sire
to be a "lady."
PAUL POKES FUN AT GOLFERS IN
ORIENTAL SHOW
"Goofy Golfers" is the name Paul
has given his stage production for the
week beginning Monday, June 27, and
Goofy Golfers will be raked over the
coals, caricatured, satirized, and bur-esqued.
In addition to the elaborate stage
show in which Ash promises a rare
surprise treat for his many fans, by
bringing back one of the biggest fa-vorites
of the Oriental theater, Paul
has arranged for the motion picture
comedy drama, "The World at Her
Feet," with Florence Vidor in the
stellar role.
NEW DANCE IS INTRODUCED
AT PALACE
They are dancing the "Gigolo" and
:eaching it, too, at the New Palace this
week. Mosconi Brothers and their
versatile troupe are presenting this
absolutely new feature daily, and free
essons are given each day at 5 p. m.
in the stage. Winners are picked by
he audience, and final awards will be
nade Friday night.
Other mirth provokers at the theatre
ire Jack Benny, Lewis and Dody, and
Ruth Budd. Frank McGlynn wins new
pplause in a sketch of Lincoln.
Strikers in Match Factory
Arrested
JERUSALEM (J. T. A.)-Twenty-wo
Jewish strikers were arrested in
Lcre in consequence of a strike at
he Nur Match Factory there. When
he owners called in Arab strike-reakers,
the Jewish strikers en-eavored
to prevent them from work-ig.
In the quarrel which ensued, British
olicemen beat the strikers and made
2 arrests.
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