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W J 1.m : l V T I FNvebr 5c13 i -- .r~ ,- 'q. q.' NOVEMBER SEVENTEENTH We wiIl hold open house for our friends, clients and residents cf the North Shore, ai our new home', 140 Centfer Street (oppo- site Indian Hill Stations) Winnetka. You. are cordially invited ta visit us duri ng the day or evening and inspect our new1 offices, dedicated te, Better Service in everything pertaining to Real Property. Possibly you are interested in the newer developments in the Architectural and Structural'field. Light Fireproof Construction Air Conditioning and Heating Steel Casernent Windows Wall and Ceiling Insulation Dial Intercommunicating Phones These and-other construction features have all been incor- porated in this new ultra modern office structure. You wilI possibly like to see how these principles and equip- ment may be economically a ppli ed te today's problem in Modernization or New Home Building. The Whitaker Photo-Tour cf Ho me s a nd the new Whitaker Yisualized Home Building Plan will prove cf real interest te every North Shore Property Owner or-Renterl. BUILDING- REAL ESTATE- INSURANCE 140 Center Street Opposite Indian Hil Stations Phone 3250 WINNETKA, ILLINOIS Iii Give A noual Fai High School PIay ..November 23,,24 "Captain Applejack," a play. which ran a f ull season in New York. with cWallace Edinger in the: title role, is to be presented as the annual, fal play at New Trier High school on Friday and Saturday nights, Novem- ber 23 and 24, inthe scbool auditori- uni. The story is an amusing one, filled with action and surprises. The lead- ing character is Ambrose Applejohn, a middle-aged English bachelor, who in the midst of a peaceful and-well- ordered life, suddenly decides that he craves adventure. No sooner. does he make bis wish known than he is plunged into adventures of the Most violent sort. Piracy, a secret cupboard, villainous spies and an alluring Russian dancer ail form a part of the amazing series of circumstances on-which he is em- barked. When the "smoke clears" Ambrose 's craving for adventure is amply satisfied and he fi nds in bis simple life and bis lovely Young ward everything that he, wants. Two Casts Two casts have been selcCtC(1 to present the play, one on each night. The leading parts are handled by some of the school's best draniatic talent. Lewis Rock and Walter Jen- sen give amusing portrayals of Amn- brose Applejack. Ben Pillis-and 'Ned Rosenheim are polished villains. .Pengard, the London criminal. is. played by Alan Cameron and Charles Broad. Betty Burlingham and Julia Carrol. portray Poppy, the quaint ward of Ambrose Applejohn, while Jayne Henderson and Virginia Tay- lor appear as the alluring adventuress. The play is being directed by Miss Elisabeth Stanwood, head of the New Trier dramatic department,,and Gor- ton VanKirk, who have directed most of.the successful New Trier plays in the past. CCC Workers WilI Give Benefit Entertainment Camp Skokie Valley CCC workers, comprising the players who thrilled World's fair audiences with the pres- entation of their "Skokie Varieties," will repeat this popular play at the Jane Kuppenheimer hall, Skokîe school, Winnetka, Tuesday evening, November 20. The boys are now engaged in or- ganizing a forty-piece band and many instruments are needed to carry out their plans. The proceeds fromn this show are to be used for buying.these instruments and Winnetka, whole- heartedly, is..behind the movement to make it a success. The project is being sponsored by the Winnetka Chamber of Commerce, Winnetka Post No. 10, Americani Legion, the Winnetka Women's club, the Lions club, Community House and.the Winnetka Public schools. WIN PING-PONG EVENT The Elmwood Avenue Neighbors, 1805 Elmwood avenue,ý Wilmette, opened the, ping-pong season Friday n.ght byý defeating Les. Brandt's quartet from Chicago, 10 to 6. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Suekoif and their daughters, Ruth and Rosehelen, of' 819 Chestnut avenue, attended the opening of the Chicago Grand Opera company last Saturday- Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Mitten, 159 Fuller lane, Winnetka, have pur- chased the home of Mrs. William J. Ta lor 30 umorrAdWpnilwnrth, November 15, 1934 Ulll-.UP-TTE LIPE 1 Ic