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Vtars t'urs' t·lled = oi 1925 1\ovember 6, 1925 = GIVE CHINESE DRAMA WILMETTE LIFE ic in ·, he P'<~n t SC~OOLS TO CLOSE MONDAY . ~ ·lmette sc hools will be closed all New Trier Hieh School Dramatic Club da) ~onday, November 9, while the to Present "A Thousand Years Ago," !acuities . are attending the annual ~cachers . Institute at Evanston. November 13 and 14 .-, Scho_ol. wdl be held as usual on ~rmtsttce day, Kovember 11 however \fembe rs of the Dramatic club of \\'~ announced by J. Harper' .\, " . Trier High school are to s·tagc It supenntcndent of chools. ' . new production Friday and Sat:·flay, November 13 and 14, entitled C )n~ oi thy big ~ocia l affair:, on \Vil\ Thousand Years Ago," and dc·· ribc d a s a quaint, Chinese fairy talc 11H:ttc " '-OCJal calendar is the dinncrv ith all the usual props, the lovl'lorn d~w 't: U) bt: gi\'en thi o.; en~ning at the ·,rincc , the hcautiful princess who will :\or~h ~hort (;oli club by Dr. and ~irs. 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