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Wilmette Life (Wilmette, Illinois), 8 Aug 1924, p. 2

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2 WILMETTE L In addition to the e, during la st Lent were shown for six consec uti\"e weeks pictures from the Bible ~tories taken from the beginning to the t ime of Solomon. These picture ,,·ere procured from ltaly through a :\ t>\\" York ·(,ntinu.:d from page I) agency and are the fine t Bi'·ltnl p:ctures procurable. La~t Holy \\",·t·k Mr. and ~fr. Edward Zip£, ~15; Mr. was shown "The Pa· ion and Dt· t:h ant! >.lr~. le'>t.:r G. Wood, ~15; Mr. of Christ." and :\Irs. H . H. \Vilson, $15; ).fr. and P roYiaioh· for Safety :\Irs. F. B. :\iacKinnon. $15; Mr . The greatest care has been taken to Knry ~~ eagher, $10; Mr. and ).lrs . S. H. B L" rringer, $10; Mr. and Mrs. provide for th e ~afety of the children. H(·nry Fowler, $15; Mrs. ). F. White, The two machine , although fireproof, $15; ).fr. and ).frs. M . B. Skinner, $15; in thern~eln~s, are in a fireproof l>ooth. Mr . and Mrs. ). Edward Maass, $15; Both the large curtain and the moYing Mr. and ).frs. P. V. Bright, $30; Mr. picture creen. are oi tireprooi maand Mrs. ]. B. Marshall, $10; Mr. and terial. Lighter! exit si11,n hHe been .Mrs. S. B. Roberts, $15; Mr3. A. E. placed at each exit and the .c~urc h ha_s Harber, $5; Mr. and Mrs. E . \V. pro,·ided a very large adcln10nal ex1t Pridmore, $15; Mr. and Mrs . R. E. three door <; wide for u, ... in any emergKenyon. $15; Mrs.] . R. Cochran, $15; ency which might ari"' · A committee oi " ·lJTit'l' accu,to med :O.f r. and ~Irs. Royal D. Smith, $25; Rob ert a and Jack Hope, $15; Woman's to handling childn·n ·n a ma-- i; alClub of Wilmette, $15; St. Augustine's way, in attenqan ce at tht· aiternoon < hurch Sunday School, $15; Logan ~howings. and of m en " pre,ent at the A police officer School Parent- Teachers' Ass'n, $15; e\ cninQ' showing,. Central School Parent-Teachers' Ass'n , lint·< up the waitinq- crO\\'d' and sees '15; Mr . Ella Thoms. Sarasota, Fla .. that there i no o\·ercrowding. $15; Mr. and Mrs . Thomas Duncan . Plana for Cominl' Sea·on Milwaukee, Wis., $12; Woman's Club Through thL kiadne~s of Edward of Wilmette (Philanthropy Depart- Z1pi. pre ident of the village, who has ment), $30; Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Co- offered to defray the expense. it is burn, $15. planned to put in a thorough system Pictul'ea for Children of electric fan ,·e ntilation which will Among t~e pictures shown, specially change the air of the pari h house every few minutes . dear to childhood, have been : Among the picture with which it is Alice in Wonderland, Cinderella, intended to open the 'eason are "NanHuckleberry Finn, Dick Whittington, Han eland Gretel, Jack and the Bean- ook of the Xorth," the famous picture !lta lk , Jack, the Giant Killer, Little of Eskimo life. "Grandma's Boy" with Red Riding Hood, Mother Goose, The Harold Lloyd as the ,tar, "The Call tory, Princes ~,' !\ecklace, Rip Van \\'inkle, of the \Vild," a Jack London John son's Jungle Adventures. The and others. A large selection of comedic· specWizard of Oz, The Royal Pauper, 20.0()0 Lt·a gues ltHit:r the Sea, The ially cho,en for the children will be throughout the eason. , IJo\nl Princt an1l the Pauper, Black Beauty, E a rly Contributon l 'nclt.- Tom\ Cahm. Snow \\"hite, Among those who ha,·e already heOliH·r 'f,\ i,t, and many others. rome responsible for weekly showings From thl' proft·~., ,onal producl'r~ the next fall are : following have been shown as specEdward Zipf. president of the Vilially .,uitahle for children: lage of Wilmette: Lloyd Hollister. Daddy Lon~leg~. with .\1ary Pick - puhli>her of 'W ilmette Life; 11r. and ford; The Heart of :\laryland, The ~~ rs . I. K. Stover; :\I r. and Mrs. E. A. 1-:icl, with Charlie Chaplin; The Kinety Kaumeyer; ~!r. and :\Irs. Royal P. and ~IIH'; The Sailor ~iade Man, with ~mith; ~!r. and }.Irs. \V. A. Pridmore; lla rold l.loy<l; Tarzan and the Ape ; ~~ r . and ~I r:;. Robert · tocldard; Mrs. Tlw Bacht·lor Dadd\ ; The Three ·. B. Roberts: :\(r. and :\lr~. Lester Mu.,kett·cr'; Trouble, with ] ackie \\"ood; ~~ r. H. L. Clarke; 1f r. and -oo).!an. Tht· Si~-:n of the Ro.,e; The ~fr,. Henry Fowler; Dr. and Mrs. MHI - 1\Jg ht Burglar; Humoresque; Hubert Carleton: t. Augustine's SunCounty !'air, w ith \\\·,!!'y Barry; The day School and \'arious community l·a nta,ma. The Ghn-.t in the Garret· club' and a'isociation . The· J'r .nrl Chap; anrl othl'rs. ' It is po,sihle that the e\·e ning showReli.-iou· Filma Al·o ing.;; may not he held next year as /\n ~on).! the religion s picture~ ha\'(~ thi., i, attended largely hy those older IH'('Il' than tlw boys and girls for whom the ( rt:ation; Afta the Fall: ·\hraham·, picture, are specially pro,·idcd. This T,·"'f tat ion; Boyh.ood oi :O.fo ... cs, The \\ill make it possible to center the (all of :amud, The Cho~cn Prince effort especial\y on the boys and girls (A serial life of David>. Daniel in the who throng the performances in the l.wn', IJt·n, Jo-.l·ph and Hi, Brcthrl'n, afternoons. \\"ilmette is proud to have such a r\tl;tm and Evt, Story of Elijah, Story of .Huth, In the Ikginning <Life of uuique cntcrpri-.e in its micht and the Our Lor<l>, Dawn of Chri ... tianity, boys and girls greatly appreciate the From tlw ~fangcr to the Cro~s. The unu~ual effort made ior their enterGood Samaritan. The Passion Play, tainment. lu their name thanks are The Prinre <>f Peace, The Prodigal ~iven to all who have made this most Son, Anan1as and Sapphira, and others. comrm:ndable enterprise possible. PREDiti BIG YEAR AT KIDDIES' MOVIES Think of NEXT Year! Right now is the tixne to join our \ acation Club. If you start novv you will be able to get together enough for a REAL vacation next sun1mer, and without n1issing the money. Start todav, and then keep it up. 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