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March 18, 1927 ,W ILMETTE Norem, of Winnetka, as John Winters, portrayed perfectly the husband, who is a bit too earnest about his business, and as he says, he . "never can understand about women,"-least of all his clever wife. Abram Mendenhall, as Hector Chadwick, the very English, very-eager-toadvise brother-in-law, was inimitable. He was just exactly right. George Bartlett, as Horace Meldrum, the good fellow who likes "just a li.ttle bit of fun," occasionally, with "a bit of pink mu~lin," brought out the easy, rather likable character of Meldrum. LIFE 19 ~ I "ARIAD·N E" DELIGHTS Theater Guild Gives Excellent Inter· pretation of A. A. Milne's Comedy of English Life · English life, "Ariadne," presented during the past week by the North Shore Theatre guild, is a piquant farce of such charm and fineness of humor that one wonders why it has not been produced since its run in. New York over two years ago. The story is slight, but the characters are so finely drawn and so true to human nature that the audience is kept chuckling with delight through the entire play. Mrs. Richard Bentley, of 'Lake Forest, played the title role, Ariadne Winters, with lovable, delicate touches and a delicious, impish glee. Lawrence l I By R·. L. P. A. A. Milne's comedy of GO TO CITIZENSHIP SCHOOL Mrs. Charles P. Evans, president of the Wilmette League of Women Voters, and Mrs. Elliott V. Youngberg are · planning to attend the legislative citizenship school to be held March 29 and 30 at Springfield, Ill., under . the eooperation of the Illinois League of Women Voters and the Woman's club of Springfield. Mrs. Evar'l is leaving for Springfield March 24. Aak Your Dealer for Eleanor Bird Seed A Song ln. E116f11 Seed. It's better than what you think Is best. Now! Better care can be given to Decorating before the Spring Rush. Free Estimates ---· - ·- - - - - - - - - - - - - - ON NEIGHBORS' PROGRAM On Tuesday, March 29, The Neighbors will have a most interesting proMrs. Laird Belt, in the role of Hes- gram. Miss Barbara Erwin is to give ter Chadwick, and Laura Thompson, a program on Czecho Slovakia, where as Janet Ingle by, were both very good. she spent some time last summer. She Rosamond C ffin played the maid, will be in native dress and will show Mary, in the al:J ~roved fashion. · some slides of the country. The play was dn·ecte·d by Alexander Mrs. Walter Hanna returned last Dean, completing four years of service as director of the Guild. The staging Sat u r clay evening from New York was done by a capable producing staff. where she had been on a shopping tour. M. Portenhauser Painting f1 Decorating 1030 Greenleaf Ph. 2764 :. · · t. :·· · ~ DYCHE STADIUM, NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY, CHICAGO GAME . .NOV. IJ, 1926 Pho.to by Kaufman & Fabry 192 7 Football Season Ticket Announcement To Our Evanston Friends:Many orders have been received for I 92 7 Season Football Tickets. In fact more already than for all last season. ------- We wa.n t to take care of our Evanston friends. If your order is received prior to MAY I st you will be assured of satisfactory seats. Aft~r that date the sale will be open to the General Public. How to Order Xanw in full Print carefully Last name first Street City _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ state The nbo,·e athlress will be used In mulling out your tickets. BE S (jRE IT IS COltltECT Classlticatlon - please cheek U. -·--·..,..--:;:::---,---- · - - -:--·----===- 0 Faculty 0 Alumnus or Alumna 0 Donor 0 Member of Fo':lndation 0 Friend of N. 0 ··N"' l\Ian Schedule The home games and single ticket prices follow: Ocr. 1 University of South Dakota .. $ 8 University of Utah. . . . . . . . 22 University of Illinois . . . . . . 29 University of Missouri..... Nov. 12 University of Indiana...... 19 University of Iowa. . . . . . . . 2.oo 2.oo 3.00 2.50 2.50 J.Oo FOOTBALL SEASON TICKET APPLICATION BLANK NOR'fiiWES'l'EUX l:XI \. EUSI'l'Y Cut out blank to (I 7c) with final payright, fill in and mail ment for registered to the Ticket Manager. mail fee, etc. Check your classiMake checks payfications d o n o r, able to Northwestern alumnus, friend of N. University. U., etc.' · State preference of Send $5.00 for each location. In so far as year' !t season ticket ordered. possible last Balance of $9.00 per reservations will be ticket is payable prior duplicated if requested. to September 1, 1917, No single v,ame tickor order is cancelled and deposit forfeited.· ets will be available until September 1, Add seventeen cents 1 917. Applications will be not filled unless accompanied by money order or check made payable to Northwestern University. MAIL THIS APPLICATION AND YOUR REMITTANCE in the accompanying envelope to Ticket Manager, 619 Clark Street, Evanston, Illinois. I hereby apply for --~seats at $14.00 each _ _ _ .$ _ __ $_ _ _ TOTAL ................. $15.oo Season tickets per seaL ............ $14.00 Address all otdetl to Herewith $5.00 per sea Balance of $9.00 per seat, payable prior to Sept. 1, l!t27, $_ __ $--- 'l'otal, All Tickets Tax Exempt Put Cross Opposite Preferenre TICKET MANAGER'S OFFICE 619 CLARK STREET EVANSTON, li:LINOIS 0 2nd Deck 0 East Side · 0 West Side 0 High 0 Ends . 0 Middle 0 1st Deck 0 Low WHERE WILL YOU SIT WHEN THE FOOTBALL SEASON OPENS