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WILMETTE LIFE January 3, 1930 . . -·· ., War Workers Guests at. Next Auxiliary Meeting Community House. . Expands Motion Picture Program Several north shore residents, who make a practice of taking their families to the movies on Saturday night, have experienced difficulty in locating pictures they care to sec. Their app~eciatiot' of the care and time spent by Winnetka Community House in selecting films has lead them to suggest that regular Saturday performances be instituted at Community House. In acceding to these requests, Communitv House announces that, begmning in January_, motion pictures will be offered every Tuesday, Friday and Saturday, with matinees _at 4 o'clock (Saturday 2 :30) and evemng performances continuous from 7:15. "Communitv House picture programs," statc.s Burton H. Atwood, Jr., director of motion pictures there for the past ten years, "are essentially for adults hut many pictures of interest to children arc shown. Of the five hundred feature film produced annually only the best are exhibited in \\'innctka. To maintain this standard of excellence four out of even· five pitures arc rrjected." On January 7, Community H~use reopens regular Tuesday perfornnnces with l~cginald Denny in "One Hysterical Night." Denny needs no introduction tG \\ innetka optiences, being well kno\vn for his clever, humorous, clean comedies . "One Hysterical ~ight" is one of the funniest funny pictures to reach the crecn. The "·hole thing is based on a masquerade party at which Denny is disguised as ~apoleon. \\"ord is passed around that the hero really believes he is Xapoleon resulting in an amazing series of incidents in which the guests plot against him. Mae Tinee gave this picture three stars. ARB YOU SATISFIED with just "any movie" or DO YOU 1VAMT THE BEST! Over 500 pictures are produced annually. Community House rejects four out of five. HERE YOU'LL FIND THE BEST! The January meeting of the Legion Auxiliary of Wilmette Post No. 46 will honor the many women in the village who served either in the United States or "over there" during the World war. The invitation to participate in ti1is evening program is extended to Red Cross workers, army nurses, navy y:!omanettes, and those women who were under the direction · of the Salvation Army, Y. M. C. A., Y. W. C. A., PROGRAMS ESSENTIALLY FOR ADULTS BUT MANY OF INTEREST TO CHILDREN Performances Tues., Frl. and Sat. Knip hts of Columbus, Jewish Welfare society, aud similar organizations. Several of the guests will reminisce on their experiences during the war. For this unique meeting, Mrs. John B. Boddie will open her home at 1356 Greenwood circle, Monday evening, January 13. COMMUNITY HOUSE TUESDAY JAN. 7 A RIOT OF MIRTH! SUPPER BRIDGE AT CLUB The Kenilworth Club announces for ] anuary 13, a supper bridge with Mrs. Alexander Joslin and Mrs. Joseph v\'hite as hostesses. This will be the first club activity for the 1930 season. Dinner will be served at 7 :15 and reservations are to be sent in early, to either ~[rs. Joslin, or Mrs. \V. ]. Taylor. ~liss Dorothy Gough, daughter of ~fr. and Mrs. \\"alter ]. Gough, 619 ~f aple a vcn ue. will return on ~f on day FRI. & SAT. JAN. 10·11 S Stars from llae Tlnee to Appleton, \\'is., to resume her studies at Lawrence college. She will he accompanied hv 1£iss Cecelia Baldwm, who is also a -student at Lawrcnct'. -oHolidav carcls from Mrs. Claude Burnham of kenilworth show that she is in St. Moritz, Switzerland for the winter sports with her sons, David, James, and Phillip. EXTRA! "THE ACF. Of' SCOTLAND YAitD" Amazing Detective Story 1 I .J Stars from JTne Tinee SATURDAY Jan. 4 FINAL SHOWING WILLIAM HAINES "SPEEDWAY" --oMis~ Hillis Krafthefer, 901 Oakwood a\'enue, gave a dinner party at Shawnee last Saturday preceding the Collegiate homecoming dance at the club. Southern Cooking SUNDAY DINNER January 5, 1930 Friday, Saturday January 3, 4 1639 Sheridan Road "No Man's Land," \Vilmette D~n~ MENU Price: $1.35 George Bancroft in Celery Hearts One Half Grapefruit Moderne Lobster and Shrimp Cocktail Jumbo Mixed Oli\'es Chicken Noodle With Rice Puree of Cream Pea Soup "The Mighty" with Esther Ralston and Raymond Hatton Monday, Tuesday January 6, 7 in a rustic Log Ca~in, served by Dtxte chefs-The only ptt barbecue in Cook County. Chicken, spareribs lamb beef, pig slow cooked over hickory char~ coal. Barbecue sandwiches, all hours. Soda fountain, all hours. Luncheon and tea Special Steak Dinners. · ENTREE Roast Vermont Turkey, Chestnut Dressing Chicken Fric~ssee, Dumplings Roast Leg of Lamb, Mint Jelly Filet Mignon, Mushroom Sauce Veal Chop Saute, Tomato Sauce Baked Idaho Potato Escalloped Potatoes French Fried Potatoes Baked 1-{ubbard Squash Boiled \Vhite Onions in Crram Spinach \Vith Drawn Butter Hot Rolls Sherbet Fruit Salad or Head Lettuce, 1000 Island Dressing Butterscotch Pie CHOICE Red Raspberry Pie Apricot Slices Pineapple Parfait Angel Food Cake Ice Cream and Cake Tea Coffee Milk "The Hollywood Revue" with an All- Star Cast including Marion Davies, William Haines, Nonna Shearer, J o h n Gilbert, J o a n Crawford. . Wednesday, Thursday January 8, 9 Table d'Hote Dinner 5 to 8 ... $1 Plenty of Free Parking Space Entrance South End of Miralago Building Telephone \Vilmette 4489 "The Isle of Lost Ships" with Jason Robards and Virginia Valli Friday, Saturday January to; 11 · ~ Sandwiches to Order Weekday Luncheon 6Sc . Evening Dinner $1.00 Will Rogers and All Pa1trie1 and Rolla at The Ridgeview are Home Made. Irene Rich in THE RIDGEVIEW MAIN STREET AND MAPLE AVENUE. EVANSTON UNIVERSITY 10000 "They Had to See Paris" TRY OUR DEI~ICIOUS WAFFJ,ES AND TOASTED SANDWICHES IN OUR COFFEE SHOP.