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Li"FE September 14, 1928 George Dasch Succeeds . · H. E. Knapp in Symphony To take the place of Prof. Harold E. Knapp who resigned his posi.tion .of head of the Northwestern Umverstty Symphony orchestra, George Dasc}l has been appointed director. Mr. Dasch 'is the conductor of the Little Symphony in Chicago and has been in the past ·a member of the organization he will now direct. Another of his musical activities is the arranging of the Sunday afternoon concerts at the Chicago Art institute. Organization of the orchestra for this y~ar will start ·t<?ward the end of the month and it ts expected that three concerts will be given by the group during the next year. Popular New York Entertainer Here for Granada Shou' · VICTORIA CO· FFEE RING You must taste it to know how · wonderful this new coffee cake really is - so we invite you to. come in this Saturday, or any day next week, taste a piece and decide for yourself if you ever ate anything so go~d. When the East raves about 'Eddie Cantor and At Jolson Chicago knows the reason why, for Chicago too applauds these great stars, ' but there is one ~~treat star, an ace entertainer in New York, who is practically unknown to Chicago audiences. His mime . is Jimmie Savo and for the first time a tempting enough offer has been made to bring him from Broadway to this city. He will be in the Granada's second anniversary show and is the third of that theater's greater show season stars. He comes, starting this Saturday, September 15, with his entire company In Melrose Park, Illinois, is the largAnother item on the program will est building in the country erected be the presentation for the first time without the use of a ·rivet. All steel of photophone, the Radio Corporation parts were welded by electricity. of America's newest talking picture marvel, which is said to possess features that, added to the vitaphone and movietone, make it the most mechanically perfect synchronized device. Popular in New York The photoplay with which this apparatus will be used is one that has broken Broadway records. It is "The .Hit of the Show," featuring Joe Brown and adapted from the musical comedy in which that clever comedian was starred, entitled "Twinkle, Twinkle." The public will hear Joe Brown talking and cracking jokes· and will also hear for th" e first time the ·voice of Gertrude Olmstead, one of the screen's most beautiful and talented actresses. The second anniversary at the Granada brings a -stage production in which twenty-five ballet girls will appear. Easier Chocolate Eclairs and and Cheaper Cream Pies We are ·baking them regularly ·now._ our famous eclairs and assorted ·cream . pies~ butterscotch, 'lemon, orange, cocoanut, chocolate· . Individual size pies are a daily feature. ·It is easier and cheaper to dine here than to prepare Dr. C. G. Smith's sister, Mrs. George your meals. Our quantity Stickney, Mr. Stickney, and their daughter, Helen, of Vinton, Iowa, are buying and careful selection guests at his home, 1325 Greenwood allows us to buy for a great avenue. deal Jess than you could pur- · -o-chase groceries yourself. Get I Mrs. George F. Lo_ring of 1001 Linthe habit of eating here. den avenue entertained the members Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Anderson of 1221 Chestnut street, Bobby, and Marian Anderson have returned from a summer spent on the Andersons' farm at Barrington. Complete fountain service Bulk Ice Cream of the Drama Study dub as her guests last Tuesday afternoon. -oMr. and ¥ rs. C. J. Newberg of 832 Greenwood avenue returned this week after three weeks spent in wautoma, Wjs. -o- Sheridan Cafe No. 2 344 linden Avenue Harry 1 B. Wilson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bertram Wilson of 611 Laurel avenue, is ·leaving Sunday for Dartmouth college. -aEvelyn Brent and Clive Brook are to be co-featured in "The Letter." 1129 CENTRAL AVE. WILMETTE 512 MAIN ST. EVANSTON Phone 2998 Greenleaf 613 2