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April 12, 1929 · WILMETTE · L IFE prof~ssional . s·. Vote The .P eo"es Party TICket a to its later producEXPLORER TO ADDRESS North Shore Men tion. Chicago critics were also to be Musical Produce present at the opening. FATHER-SON 'BANQUET Comedy at N. U. The musical score has been declared vie~ ·sTRAIGHT New Trier High Boys and Their Dada to Hear of Forbidden City ~f Himalayas . Dr. William McGovern, who recently becam~ associated with the political science department of Northwestern university, wilt be the speaker at . the Father and Son hanquet to he given hy the Tri-Ship club of New Trier High school Thursday, April 18. Dr. McGovern, who is a widely known author and explorer, will talk on the subject, "To Lhasa in Disguise." In 1922 Dr. McGovern risked hi·3 life in a visit to Lhasa, Tibit. entrance to which is forhidden to all white men. In order to reach Lhasa the noted explorer crossed the high passe3 of the Himalayan mountains in winter, a feat which in itself is considered remarkable. He is said to be the only white man who ever attended the religious ceremonies in the forbidden city. His lecture is heing pre'3ented at New Trier for the first time on the north shore. The father and son toasts will be given by John Hicks, of Kenilworth, and his son, Hunter Hicks, quarterhack on the football team. The program wilt he presented by boys of the school. The annual banquet given hy the I\ew Trier boys to their fathrrs thi3 y~ar will mark the formal op 11. ng of the new Tri-Ship club room in the Leslie F. Gates gymnasium. Furnishing of the room was completed recently at a cost of $2,500. Following the dinner in the mess hall the boys and their "dads" will adjourn to the club room. TUESDAY, APRIL 16 by Al Butler, well known professional, Darrell Ware, until recently a resito be as good as that in any receQt A Cro11 in the Circle WiD Do 'It dent of Winnetka, heads the new musiChicago musical show. cal comedy organization at Northwestern which is producing the show "Good Morning Glory" today and Saturday . Mr. Ware is a senior in Liberal Arts school, and was the organizer of the new M~sical Show combine, of the Women's . Athletic association and the Men's Union. In addition to being production manager for the union. Ware is co-auth.o r with Ned Fleming of the book and has written all the lyrics; Part of the music for the show has b~en written by Wally Dehmlow, who Summer time is play time, so why not turn the job of cutting your until this year operated the Brunswick lawn over to our staff of- trained experts? Shop in Winnetka. It was in this shop We specialize in this kind of work and assume entire responsibility that about a third of the music was of ·cutting your lawn regularly at a small expense for the entire season. composed whiclt is featured in the musical comedy. "Luckily," "My Old Southland Plantation" and "Dance" are numbers worked up by Ware and ARCHITECTURAL LANDSCAPING Dehmlow. Lawn Rejuvenating-Tree Surgery-Maintenance-Gardening The show called "Good Morning 23 1 1 LAKE AVE. · WILMETTE PHONE WILMETTE 56 I Glory" is under th~ direction of a Senior in Journalism, Joe W. Miller, who has been a professional director. He is staging some of the most unique dances yet devi§ed, all in the modern style, which is fast, wild, but colorful. Peter Cavallo, Jr., director of the Erlanger Orchestra in Chicago, conducts the pit orchestra in person. This is one. of the best theater orchestras in Chicago, being the same group which played "Kid Boo.ts" and other big shows. The show is characterized as a profession;il production in every respect and will bid for later fame because of its originalitv. Representatives of musical comedv concerns · attended the premiere . \Vednesday with We Are Ready to This Season CU'l YOUR LA WM L. J. TBALMAKK ATTENTION OF MOTHERS WeAre Featuring J!OR · OUTSIDE D· I MS I IF You will enjoy lawn and garden work you have the proper tools: Bamboo Rakes ..... 5 Oc Garden Rakes . . . . . . 95c Spades .......... $1.75 La~n Edgers ...... 9 5c Children's Dresses in all the New Prints and plain Broadcloth. Ages 2 to 6@ $1.25 to $3.50 Ages 8 to 14@ $'1.59 to $3.50 ,, Paint and Decorate Now Plenty of Daylight for Working. Sunshine and Warmth to Speed Up Drying Desoto 1 ooo/o Pure Paint "61" Quick Drying Enamel Valspar and 6 1" Varnishes and Enamels Brushes-TurpentineKalsomine CHILDREN'S ROMPERS Ages. 6 months to 3 years $ I · 0 0 tO $ I · 95 For Cleaning 1 o qt. Scrub Pail. ....... 25c Scrub Brush ........... 25c Betty Bright Mop ...... $ 1.00 Broom ............... Sse Bbsell "Grand Rapids., Sweeper ............ $5.50 MILLEN HARDWARE COMPANY 1 :z. 1 9 Litde Colonel Play Suits for Boys Each $1.00 Wilmette Avenue Wilmette Phone Wilmette 3060 W orthen...Carrico Co. 1148 WUmette Ave.