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liS ~rr.··· ·~·or Black W ·at Mahogany Cake A luscious Devil's Food Cake containing rich black walnut meats in the cake and a generous covering of . . ICtng. The enticing flavor will make .this one of our most popular specials. Three sizes. Moffet Studios ISe soe · I I 62 $1.10 Phone Wil. 414 Wilmette Ave. Miss Lolita Bertling, 17 year old daughter of Dr. and Mrs. A. E. Bertling of 315 Washington avenue, Wilmette, is making her bow to the professional concert world at a debut performance in Fine Arts Recital hall Thursday evening, May 10, at 8 :15 o'clock. She is appearing in the young American Artists series under the management of Jessie B. Hall. Harold Larsop is to be at the piano. Miss Bertling has a naturally placed, lyric soprano voice, with dramatic quality, for which a future is prophesied. She has sung before clubs and on informal programs. After further work here she plans to go to Europe for several years of study. Mi~s Bertling is a student at New Trier and has lived in Wilmette for ten years. Her program will consist of three groups: Mrs. Arthur Johnson of 322 Fourteenth street, entertained her friends last Friday at a luncheon in her home. If you are looking for · a real "Buy" in a Brunswick Panatrope and Radiola Combination- The board· of ~ectors of the North Sbore Theater Guild · has . announced the retention of David Owen as director of the GaUd .for ·· next year.. A new branch of activity for the Guild- is also planned for next year. As announced in .the program for "Tons .of Money," a . three-act comedy · presented during the last two :weeks along the north shore, the directors have for some time felt the embarrassment of having more members whp wished training in acting than there were opportunities available. They have also felt that while there should be no relaxation in the effort to produce creditable plays, creditably performed, progress of the guild as a whole required some extension of its activity. After much consideration, it has been determined to open a School of Acting as an additional feature of guild activities. · The School of Acting will be completely under the personal direction of Mr. Owen. Two types of instruction are planned: first, one or possibly two class courses, continuing over thirty weeks, with twelve hours · a week of instruction in classes of p_robably not more than ten persons. This course will be a complete and well-rounded course in pantomime. speech and diction, make-up, and rehearsal. Second, there will be individual courses ten week terms for separate intensive instruction. A permanent home for the School will be secured, and Mr. Owen will give his entire tU,ne to the School and the direction of the four usual Guild plays. . The proceeds of membership in the Guild will be used as in the past solely for the production of plays. The school will be financed by tuition fees and from outside sources. It is believed that this project will m. eet a genuine demand on the part of the guild members. For the present. enrollment will be limited to the members of the guild and their families. The School will probably open on October 1. Information may be secured through Mr. Owen, University 5421, or John Allen Stewart, Univer8226. lorl .. -Z9 Seasoa ALLWUI 6IIRIIA6E MD TRASH Do away with the Filth and Stench of the Germ-Breeding Garbage Cans Doa't let ......... ucl ,_...,... acca·alate to clnw · .,.u., b..... disease aacl create Ire llaarcla. No loajer ~!Y to cloDea:l ·· tbe priJdo collector. Diapoeo of ·!IP..._.. ._.iately. O..'t let it accu~afate. Depoelt all clry nbll~ pn.ce, ·rtoa, W81te papw, etc., iatM Here it is! This instrument is exactly as pictured above. Latest type Panatrope (exponential type) tone arm for playing all makes of records. Six tubt Radiola equipped for electric socket operation with Sterling A and B Dry Eliminators (nQ water! no acid!). Beautiful walnut cabinet. Everytbiaa in perfect condition and guaranteed by us. Sold originally for doa to SLOOO. Ban~ "..ARD-BO"V IiNCIN.RATORI No Plamee-No Spub-No Daapr Drop ....... ...,. oa entnt1 at top. tloWawani-INrM all. Badonecl by ire -n~~a~a. RMO'P--.clecl by Jaealtla oticialt. SAPB-SANITARY-CLBAN ~pecial $300.00 .. 4" "' · ·· ~ .. " ., · : ! lt.............. .... &..,. ·fe aacl eleaa. YAaD-BOY ·ill aot rut-ai. .U.a· colo...--.lwaYI loob welL ~ 1~ ba...L !Arpr eiue M p._... Come in and Hear the New Radiola 18 Wilmette Music Shop CAR.L TON KAUMEYER ~ 1179 MADE by YARD-BOY INCINERATOR CO.. a.icqo, m Wilmette Ave. Phone Wit. 3006 , ·. GtMrG Htudw·e, Shtet Metfll~ FutiHICft 1185 Wilmette Avenue Phone Wilmette 183 Opm &alurtNfl Ewninga