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January 24, 1930 WILMETTE ' LIFE 21 New Trier Faculty Canadian Pacific Steamer ·1 to Revolutionize Traffic to Present "Three Arc·hitects employe d by the Canadian Wise Fools" Feb. 8 Pacific railway in designing the new "Three Wise Fools," a comedy in three acts by Austin Strong, will be presented by the Faculty Men's club of New Trier High school in the school auditorium Saturday night, February 8. Rehearsals have already begun for the play. C. Russell Small, F. C. Windoes and Frederick A. Kahler, dean of boys, will have the leading roles as the three wise fools (or the three bachelors)-Mr. Theodore Findley, Dr. Richard Gaunt and Hon. James Trum· bull respectively. Robert Carpenter will play the part of the lover, Gordon Schuyler, and ~iss Agnes Biesemeier will be the h e roine, Miss Fairchilds. The rest of the cast includes the following faculty members: Miss Lulu Wright as Mrs. Saunders, John Nay as Benjamin Suratt, S. S. Vernon as John Crawshay, Kenneth Binnie as Poole, vV. S. Brown as Gray, \\lalter Aschenbach as Clancy, Norman Christensen as Douglas, and Dr. Clarence 11innema as the policeman. The cast is being directed hy Gorclou VanKirk, of the New Trier High school dramatic department. Miss Olive Grove·r is technical director for the play and Miss Elizabeth E.,dden is property manager. Harry Herron has cha rge of the publicity and tic~et sa le. Proceeds of the play will be use d to pay for furniture in the New Trier faculty men's club room in the Leslie F. Gates gymnasium. ~f usic for the performance will be furnished by the New Trier music department under the direction o f Mrs. ::\{arion Cotton. At the close of the performance there will be a recention for ~!:.embers of the faculty, their fam· ilies and friends. F. C. \Vindocs is :hairman Clf the entertainment com.nittee. Empress of Britain, the 40,000-ton, 24knot Transatlantic liner that is expected to revolutionize Atlantic · traffic on her appearance next year, have planned for three circular funnels through any one of which three trains could _ be run abreast, with ~nough room left for an unwary pedestrian to get out of the way if necessary. Hitherto ships' funnels have been oval in shape and, as a rule, the third funnel was adtled merely to balance the appearance of the vessel, serving as a funnel and engine-room hatch through which bulky machinerv could be lowered into the ship. The Empress of Austraila is at present the only other three-funne11ed liner sailing to Canadian ports and is now in Indian waters on a round-the world cruise. Ray Special For January Only 3 sx 10 Buff Portraits $·10 RAY Regular Price $ 2 o Make Your Appointment Today ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY Mrs. Anna Wilmarth Ickes of \.Vinnetk?- at~ounced her candidacy for renonunatton on the republican ticket for State Representative in the seventh senatorial district which includes Xew Trier. EuoENE Phone University 2238 L. STUDIO 1606 Chicago Ave., Evanston The Same Old StoryNothing to wear! The fact that she could have gained so much more additional wear from her clothes by having them cleaned frequently ought to have been a sufficient reason for her to have called the Ermine Cleaners, Inc. They renew the appearance of clothes.remove spots, brighten up colors and restore their original charm and smartness. The quality of their work and service cannot be excelled at any price anywhere. N. T. Frosh-Soph Cagers Lose, Win in Dual Tilts )J cw Trier High school's freshman· sophomore basketball team has played two games within the last week, win· ning one and losing the other. Last Saturdav at Morton the Gray and Green took a 36 to 7 drubbing. The lop-sided score was partly due to the fact that Coach Clyde Grater was obliged to use his third team freshmen and sophomore:;, since many of the under-classme::n are playing regularly on the lightweight or heavyweight teams at New Trier. Morton does not use any freshmen or sophomore s on its varsity team. On Monday of this week the Gray and Green freshman·sophomore team trimmed the Winnetka Panthers, 29 to 15. The Panthers are a group of boys from Community House in Winnetka. and all of their players were New Trier students. \.Volff led the sco ring for the freshm en-sophomores with seve n field goals. For your convenience we maintain an alteration and repair department iErmtut Established 1921 WILMETTE Central Avenue Phone Wilmette 704 Phone Wilmette 748 1 150 O!ltuutr!i~ ~ur. OTTO F. FISHER, President GLENCOE 669 Vtrnon Annue Phone Glencoe 865 PROGRAM FOR CHILDREN A free entertainment for children, the James Nelson and Anna Louise Raymond fund, will be given in the James Simpson theater of Field Museum of Natural History Sat· urday morning, January 25. The fea· ture will be a story-hour, "A Trip to Banana Land," illustrated with both r1\0tion and still pictures. Mis~ Marga ret M. Cornell, chief lecturer of the Raymond Division of the museum, will be the story-teller. The moving ricture entitled "Hunting with the Eskimo" will also be shown. Two per· formances will be given, one beginning at 10 and the other at 11 o'clock. 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