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Players of Clencoe shortly after its long run in New York. One first-nighter declared that ini the Broadway showings of the play even coldly articulate critics were heard, to break into vulgar. guff aws. Quiickly -recovering professional -dig- n'ity, they cast nervous glances about, only to be -seized the next moment writbï new paroxysms of laugbter. The Lake Geneva performan.ces of "The Milky, Way"? will be ,staged, in the high scbool, theater by the Hig- gins-Lochner Production company. Notoh eas iportance to the ventur is the. cat-"loaned" by the Tbreshold Players-whjch includes these compe- tent: actors: Sherman R.' Barnett, NancyPershall1, Robert H. Wienecke, Frank J.' Morré, Josephine' F. Meht- hop,ý John Milton, H.. H. Chandiler, Richard, Steele and, James 'Martin. "I ar n ot a. press aàgent for sumnmer colonies,"' said* Mr. Martin yesterfhy in response to several inquiries about the coming expedit ion of actors, "but many of our friends are going up to see the show Friday or Saturday. Yes, Lake Geneva looks like the smart answer for a midl-August week- end.' Besides, it's' gala 1" 50-Lap Event Features Midget Races August 25ý ,More than twenty-five of America's foremnost midget race car drivers will.. night. This big event will be the windup of a 10-event card. .The 50-lap main event requires qualifying trials to be run that after- noon. These trials wiII1 get under way at 2:-30 o'clock, and ail drivers must complété' their runs before 6 ô'clock. 'Wally Zale and )Ernie Carlson wàil make a determined effort to b eat Ronnie Housebolder in the feature race. Owin g to this extended feature, the races wîll start earlier on Sunday than usual. BihHarss, 1-yar~Idson of thse W. J. Hannas, 929 Sheridan road, Wilmette, is displaying thse 27-poupid, 49-inch rnuskie ca 1lght by him in North: PelicaU Lake near Rhmnelander, W4is. Pil has been sppzdisig thse sum mier at Deerhorrs camp for boys. AWARDED DEGREE William Healy, Jr., 205 Meirose avenue, Kenilworth, received the de- gree of bachelor of science in Com- merce from Northwestern uni versity at the close of the 1935 summer ses- s ion last week. THE, EVANSTON ACADýEMY 0F FINE ARTS. CA RL $CHEfFL-ER . DlIRECTO0.R Commerclil Arts A two - year full - unie course bore eau prepare you to earà your way in the commercial art wold. Our gtadu'aiea are adovertising artiâtas miorea, a banki a menat pacies, and AÏt agenclea.; they are mural pintera for big loop stores mmd hotol interior' decoratora; owibW"teir owu onîdoor advortiming buainess, draw cartoons for a city. paper; ire industriel designers for large conceras; 'mnd are slf anpportinig li mmy art fields. 636 ÇHU-RCH ST. Fine Atte tiThe imporea nco .1 Dart laneuS dall iS7 hi galing anueticrammg aecogml- tion f rom ebougheful People. Througb the sa. ýfu.guidanceocf.1fr.. SchUer ma hie tueai. experienced teacbers mnare S~fiaing a long sougit opportumi:y for an expertence thet is vonderful foribm..n. The day or nemhag mebeel, with the chance t. tatouS for se mucai as litule ime a-eu canhoaforded bumadont peut' tbinga for mmy ghi ill do the @me fer ye«. GRI. 1674 EVERY MODEL IN OUR: SUPERB COLLECTION TIGHTEN UP IS INCLUDED IN THE- AUGUST SAL*E 0OF FOUR S C. D. PEACOCK JEWELERS, SINCE 1837 State & Monroe - Palmer Kouse Cor. Rennecioer rug Co.. 1138 Castrai Ave. WiIstt. 28 P A TRONIZE 0 UR A D VER TISERS