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~ WILMETTE QJILD:COMEDY --~-NOTABLE PIECE ..Echanted Cottage" is Popular Venture 87 PLAYGOER "The 'Enchanted Cottage," a comedy and fantasy by Pinero, bids fair to take a place among the most popular productions of the North Shore Theater Guild. There is comedy, pathos, and an idea f \"Cill ' o'clock T11 11 Patt i-ut conduct ber I I. a tPi t~ plan11t't 1 in!! til~ Eskim l for of Thur the th(· ca~" .A On thi Guy Stuart Bailey worth taking home ; there is a well -designed and elaborate set ; an experienced cast ; a novelty in the second act- a pantomine which is quite different from anything yet attempted. The whole in the hand s of a skillful professional director. )..frs. \Vitt iam Ogden Coleman. who se training wc11 qualifies her in this respect , has charge of the action and dancing in the pantomine. Those who saw the play at Kenilworth are lavish in their praise co f it s charm and fini sh. Solo dances are given hy ~Ir s. Edward Ellis and Henry Lane o f \Vinnetka, Mi ss Julia Hanks. teacher o f dramatic art at Roycl'more and !\eil Skinner of Evanston , 11 iss E \·elyn Brown a_ nd Cowells Strickland of Evan ston. These soloists are a ss isted hy JO others in making the pantomine an artistic feature. The music for the feature was written by Mrs. Henry Sulcer of Chicago, and is in charge of Mrs. William D. McAdams of Winnetka, assisted by a violinist and 'cellist. Residents of the north shore towns are especially favored this season in having the best in music brought to their very doors. This would be manifestly impossible in regard to the professional theater. The North Shore Theater Guild aims, however, to set the highest standard of dramatic art poss;bte in amateur productions, and to satisfy a public eager to see and hear the best. Alexander Dean of the School of Speech of Northwestern university, will have charge of all the productions of the year, which alone predic._, . a IIUCcessful season. The· oY'iginal group of l)layers who have acted in the past three seasons will be called upon throughout the year, augmented constantly by new talent. It is an advantage in many ways to have membership tickets. These may still be obtain"<! at the doors at any of the performances, or from Mrs. J. C. ;· West, Gordon ' terrace, Winnetka. The remaininJ schedule" of performances includes -Htgflland Park, Nuv~ her 7 ; Winnetka, November 8 and 10; Evanston, November 11. The me mbers of the cast are : Oliver Bash forth . . . . . . Stuart Bailey Mrs. Smallwood ... Mrs. E . V. L. Brown Rupert Smallwood . . .. Percy B. Eckhart Major Murray Hilgrove .. .. .. ........... ]. Williams Macy Rev. Charles Corsellis ... Thomas Rollo lLrs. Corsellis ... Mrs. Alexander Mason Laura Pennington ..... Eleanor Eckhart Mrs. Minnet .. . .. · .... Margaret Fabian For Better Things To Eat- Dine at The Library Plaza Cafeteria ROM no~ \lfttil Thankagivinc_ the .· Libr'ary Plua Cafeteria will be -reaplendent with old-f....ioaecl harveat clecorationa - colden pumpkins, yellow ~·~· ud brilliant autumn leavea. A boat of wonderful cood thine· to eat added to the attractiveneaa of theae aurroundinca and the frealmeu of new decorating invite you to dine at the Library Plaza often. F When ·maida are out or fail you-or you long for a chance-motor do~ to the Lihrary Plaze enjoy luncheon- then abop a bit in the many intereat~g abopa of Library aquare. Have huaband meet you at .m..er time in the cozy cafeteria waitini rooin· . Tb~- ~ p~cture show to ~omplete [~e- ~Y· -- -- If's a happy.· srtggestimr mrfi ·we invite you to know tlae satisfactioll of this better place to eat . . . the pleasure of its spa cit·lts thrice-mlorgcd room,r-and the conveni r lll locotio11 rm Orri11yton A1·enue at Church Street just rast of the North Shore Electric station in the heart of Evanslon. ·Let tile Welltl\el"ft\apt , · : t oper·te )'VU' F11~ce Cold O.,tfioon ....... _...._. ..... .. llaJ1 ...., WPw .. n4iaU ..... briaqs He4t ._...,.111cloors ... .., , ......... ll,_ . . . . ....., .. tM iprillc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . cooa- , ................ _ .................... ....... _,..-...y..... A Y . . . 'I'IDPII'T Bart 01 ...,_, II elM . . - - .. ,.,..~..,__,_. TeL 11.. --·· ........ ...... TIM .CAFETERIA Orrington Ave. at Church St. In Tlte Library Plaza Hotel . . Ceater lt· < :o. EVANSTON