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April 5; 1929 WILMETTE LI .FE N. U. Groups Will "Familiar Foods from Foreign Lands," RETURN FROM COAST Present Mus.ical Public. Forum will also be shown on the musetim· pro- ' Murray .McLeod and . Clarence " ·gram. There will be two performances, Arnold, pupils' at the Joseph Sears Show Apr·lJO 13 one at 10 o'clock and . another at 11 sc::hool in Kenilworth, have · returned I · ,________:.________ , o'clock in the James Simpson Theatre from California. Cecelia MacKinnon,, "Good Morning Glory" is the title Editor, Wn.ME'l'T£ LIF£: of the museum. Children from all parts another Joseph Sears pupil, is back of a new musical . show to be given The Wets have again introduced the of Chicago and suburbs are invited. from Florida. April 1~ 12 and 13 by the Woman's ~~be~0'9~~Y bill to repeal the Ill- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Athletic association and the Men's mots Prohtbtt1on Enforcement. The Bill ~ union of Northwestern university. has been placed on the calendar and i~ n<;H~· ready for passage. i'he Christiai1 Each year in the past the girls of the Cttt~enship council of Chicago is apW. A. A. have given their own show. pealmg to men and women to write· ~Vn. Gertrude Findlay Now, for the first time in the history to their senator and representatives OMETIME. when rbe question of "where to eat" is under discussion. of Northwestern, there is a mixed at Springfield to vote against the Weber-O'Grady bill and to work for setde it by coming here-you'll not regret it. musical comedy. The show is to be the repeal of the race track gambling We serve a Special Chleken Pie dinner on Saturda71, staged in the auditorium of the Na- taw. It is important to do this at anci our Porterhouse Steaks are unequalled. tional Kindergarten and Elementary once if we wish to save our prohibicollege. tion law. Our senator is Arthur A. Luncheons soc Dinner s:3o-8:oo $1.00 Telephone The production is on a much greater Hubach and our representatives are Sunday Dinner $1.00 · $1.2.5 Greenleaf 492.7 and more professional scale than ever Mrs. Anna Wilmarth Ickes, William I 2. : 3 o to 7 : o o P. M. before. The dances, coached by Joe F. Propper, and Emmett McGrath. EVANSTON 904 SHERMAN AVE. {at Main Sr.) vV. Miller, professional director and a -Emma Briggs, Wilmette. For the senior in the Journalism school, are Christian Citizenship Council. original steps in the new and speedy modern style. Miller has trained a SEE ISO POUND TARPON chorus of eighteen girls and six men Mr. and Mrs. Louis Becker, 105 Fifth which will vie favorably with those st;eet returned Monday from a ~ ven in any musical show. weeks' sojourn in Florida. At Naples Members of the Northwestern Glee the ysaw a tarpon, weight 150 pound~. club, both men and women, will givr that had been the season's first catch. tvvo numbers in the show, singing a Among other places visited were the fraternity and sorority song written Tamiami trail and the Bock monufor this production bv Peter Cavallo ment. From Winter Haven they took Jr., director of the Erlanger theatre the bus to Jacksonville and returned in Chicago and of the American Opera home b:r train from there. company. Mr. Cavallo will also bring hi s pit orchestra to play at the show. FREE MOVIES Lois Stewart is production manager Featured on the free Ravmond Fund for the vV. A. Pi.. and Darrell \Yare of \Vinnetka for the union. Ware is co- entertainment for children at Field author of the book with Ned Fleming, ::\[ useum of Natural History Saturday and is the author of all the lvrics. The morning, April .6. is the moving picdirector, Mr. Miller, and \iVaily Dehm- ture, "The Great \Vhit e ~orth," a mullow, of \Vinnetka, together with Mr. tij)le reel epic film of life in the Arctic Cavallo, ·wrote all the music, which regions, and of the search for a party ha s been declared by AI Butler, famou . " of lost Arctic explorers. This is the 'orofessional, to be as good as an~ same picture that was recently featured musical score of recent vt:ars. Effort at leading moving picture theaters in will he made to sell the production for Chicagc. and elsewhere. Another film. orofessional use, and representatives nf variou. producing companies will hf' in the audience opening night, Aoril JO. Some of the Chicago critics have promised to review the show as well. Tickets are on sale at Chandler's in Evanston. or at the door. There will be a 2:15 matinee on Saturdav. 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