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P ¢ 4+ i Last Supper, the Procession of the Palms, and theâ€"beautiful love story of Benâ€"Hur and Esther dominate the spectacle which is characterized by a fine reverence in the treatment of the various themes. . Metroâ€"Goldwynâ€"Mayâ€" er, Charles Dillingham and Florence Ziegteld have made "Benâ€"Hur" outâ€" top all former achievements, through the process of film wizardry. § Among leading actors are Raâ€" mon Nov in the title role; Franâ€" ehI.BuM uBn.leuah; llaylthc; A as ; Betty Bronson as lmnnfiCnmel Myers as Iras; Frank J. Currier, Mitchell Lewis, Nige! de |Brulier, Claire McDowell, Kathleen Key with no less than 15,000 persons in "Support." _ â€" . â€" %‘B‘% eost _ Metroâ€"Goldwynâ€" Mayer $4,( ,000, and it was money well By the unanimous opinâ€" ion of e who have seen the proâ€" duction, is the world‘s greatest show. same perfect projection and â€" m 1 accompaniment by> big orchestra as ate used at the George M. Cohan theatre; New York, mark the W presentation â€" which : is given t daily) at 2:30/ and 8:30. Mail 0 addressed to the manager, Woods Chicago, IIL, are promptly | in the order of their receipt. e prices are 50¢ to $2 eveâ€" nings, 50¢ to $1.50 ,Bnrdty and holiâ€" day matinees, and 50¢ to $1 at all other matinees including Sundays. : In making their checks, patrons are r to add 10 per cent U. 8. gov it tax to the prices of tickâ€" ets er than 50¢c. P Bright colored ribbons to be used on.stnwilnh this summer, but they shouldn‘t make ‘em so bright that the women folks will take them for their All the features of ‘General Lew Wallace‘s wonderful "Tale â€"of the Christ" are presented with the superâ€" art <of the motion picture camera. Twelve thams of four horses each bear l:‘nr'to victory jul&‘::tbq did wb!s the stage presentation was made. The Roman and Pirate Navies contend in realistic gth”crb- on the Mediterâ€" ranean, The exquisite Madonna, the the young crowd are too noisy, but if so we know where they *Benâ€"Hur" with its magnificent chariot race, which was ever the wonâ€" der of the speaking stage, is renewed again in all its glory of thrills and romance at tli:::oodl Theatre, cti: cago, whe now entering Wnom’dphmmdw World‘s Greatest Show Filmed at Cost of $4,000,000 Is Being BENâ€"HUR ENTERS 3RD : MONTH IN CHICAGO In.a New England museum there is a sampler worked by Polly Polk, who, with patience exhausted by the seemâ€" ingly endless task, added in defiant text b%nth the completed stint, "Rolly Polk did this and she hated every stitch she put into it." The thing that Polly Polk longed for, the chilâ€" dren of today have abundantly. Toâ€" day‘s children will never make quaint samplers to hand down to future genâ€" erations, but,thgnhubit oi._rud!ng good books~may influence the second and even the third generation. m Such works, reflecting the artistic attempts and progress of the centurâ€" ies, have come down to us, and forâ€" tunate are those who can boast posâ€" session of even one specimen from those days. In colonial times, samplers were mfly made by girls from six to n. | Their content combined . the abhhttnmmh.umor.pie- torial effect, and the nameâ€"and age of the ‘Yorhu. The verses on these samples| were full of sentimental melsnoc:y or ‘pious a acceptance of the woes of the world, totally unsuitâ€" able, in modern thought, for little workers of such tender age. . _ The of samplers lies in the distant past, as witness the facts that Chaucer: w-rmh "en szampler" as ous with "patterns," and the English poet Skelton, in 1498, remarkâ€" ed that ladies are making samâ€" plers," History tells us that Elizabeth of York, in 1502, indulged in this quaint type of needlework, as did most of her ladiesâ€"inâ€"waiting. Of patticular interest in this collecâ€" tion is & sampler loaned by Mrs. E. L (mother of Mr. J. L. Smith Place school), which she in Ontario, Canada, in 1852.‘ She tells the story of how, as a child of nine years, andâ€"the daughter of a m in a pioneer country, she had no bleached linen on which to _ her sampler, and much to her ish distress, was obliged to. make it on homespun cloth, The ofdest piece in this collection, though not dated, is known to be over 150 old, and was exhibited at the m- Fair in Chicago. This plece, with "two samplers dated 1798 and 1822, were loaned by Mrs. E. W. Sundell of Highland Park. Other in the collection were loaned by . W,. W. Flinn, Mrs. Wilâ€" liam W , ‘the Misses Morris, and Mrs. B. ‘L. Smith of Highland Park, Mrs. F. J. Horne of Ravinia, and Mrs. Jordan of Deerfleld. Considerable interest has been T MCE arf on chiibh the mm at on is month at &Hlt‘hlzndhrkmucmbflry DISPLAY OLD SAMPLERS ’NOR‘I‘H SHORE FESTIVAL AT PUBLIC LIBRARY| _ SCHEDULED FOR MAYX PAGE TEN k Shown at Woods Theatre in Old Pieces for Month‘s Exhibit; Reflects Work of Early Days It‘is one ‘of the ‘scources of greates| satisfaction to the powers I the CThicago North Shore : Festival thatâ€"+the list of subscribers to its conâ€" certs are so predominantly made up of north shore residents. : Of these a reâ€" markably large contingent are drgwn from Highland Park.. It is a fact, however, that so important ;have beâ€" come the programs of the festival at all parts of the country to listen to them. es 2t & Nb 4 ‘Old fashioned spelling bees being held, but not much use for the college students to compete, ; The world needs more thought, it is said, but you can‘t take too much time for it when the visiting team is tryâ€" ing a double steal. t3 In, all six programs will be given at the festival, which will be held as usual at the Northwestern university yymnasium, Evanston. t us o ‘The series of performances are scheduled: to begin May 24 with Menâ€" delssohn‘s "Hymn of Praise" and Henry Hadley‘s" "The New Earth" which will be presentedâ€"under the inâ€" spiring baton of â€"Mr.<Lutkin. The work by Hadley is of more than ordiâ€" nary local interest, for its: text was written by Louise Ayres Garnett, an Evanston authoress of no little fame, who has many friends . in Highland Park. ** y Six: Performances To Be Gi : at Northwestern Universit Gymnasium, Evanston | > Unfurnished. Yearly : : 6â€"room, E. 8. ,‘-.'3!!6@ 6 ~room "-‘,}Mfi 0.4 6 room brick, E. S. ..........$150.0 g room ‘brick ...~§.'.§....l..... 10000 room brick ........ ":,..‘185‘ 2 offices , on Gcfi&';f'-an., % $35.00 and $40.00. â€" RAVINIA STORE HILL & STONE Real Estate Furnished homes for rent for the summer. 7 room house, new 12 room house ... Nn haogaow .n 3mm';m%;fi;i'&:e‘ Cedar Ave., 50 beautiful trees nevat" Mflbfl. $80. per ft., % cash, . _ is i4 SBuite 35â€"37 W. Jackson Phone Harrison 0763 4: > ~FOR:RENT REICHARDT HINE & HINE room, close in ‘............ . room, close il:k u...".........§.l room, near lake ...._...._.$275, Everything in Real Estate Highland Park, Illinois REAL BSTA% LOANS and INSURANCE DOUGLAS MecNEIL ‘-5811'7“8‘1;:5,51'“ 213 McDan_iels Avenue Phone 843â€"W MARTIN Sewer and Water Contractor LOT FOR SALE FOR RENT FOR RENT Summer. INSURANCE 388 Central ..$70; :§§31§ $110.00 .5125.00 4 .00 , .00 225.00 Hall, double living room, 26 ft. , den, d room, kitchen, large mnw ed m&%mnd"flwr Lnathna bedrooms with new, modern â€" new ::c‘rm, large shade ‘trees, lhmbbery, 7 room frame, ! M‘ hm se recentâ€" 1 in first class con. £M e 1Â¥ :,.7.,_-! t : ?}. x s For ,guty wanting a comfortable home, close in, this % is most desirable. â€" Price $1 W Terms. Beveral good homes and apartments still :vaihble for ‘year round. leases. & #36 Central Avenue . ; <~ Phone Highland Park 2360 : May 15 to Oct. 15, modern furnizhed â€" home, 6 rms. and bath, fi, re, nice garden spot. Beach st., ‘m 7 rm, stuceo .hse, Glenview av Highland Park ,115,000 7 rm. red pressed brk. veneer bungaâ€" Frame cottages, 3 to 5 rms., Highâ€" wood QS,D%O u{. Terms. _ 66 ft. fog, So. Sheridan rd., % cash; wahzxmfeeao;kmm: CHBN /. .. ,.) 20 ee o yroode ie on vnnons n oo onc o n Lot 60 x 100 feet. North av., hâ€" wood. $500 cash ....;.:...:....;...s.. low, Highland Park .:.â€".......$14 7 rm. frame hse, Ravinia, E. side foot. t t it Lou 5e x 108 foet. Ock st.; ‘High Phones H. P. 723â€"J, 2131 Murray&Terry REALTORS _ F. B. Williams Real Estate ‘Highland Park office at .. Sheridan and Central \â€" Telephone Highland Park 69 We have a completé up to date listing of all houses and vacant in Highland Park and vicinity. Consult ‘us before making your next purchase. We will be able to assist you. _ Month ......;â€"+:»oefeermens: threm inb annofecpma d m %oznn m'ch. new b';mG’I’W ghw nicely furnished, 3°°J location, May 1 to Oct. 1. mo. $75 rm. new hse, Prairie av., H y OM : NEBSG : ... ... euoveiocln oib in enarataciens mt REAL ESTATE AUTO AND FIRE INSURANCE W. W. BARTLETT _: <~__ HWIGHLAND PARK .‘ _* WINDOW C&ANING mvm t AT YOUR SERVICER . /.\ finfigns mu%?c. LAWN mvfii 4 in PHONE US ; A Highland Park 1511 HIGHLAND PARK, ILIJNOIS splintered joists and clapboards tgnt are useful only as, fireâ€" wood.. .Some: da{ your ‘home may be in the path of a storm. ‘lflls agency of the Citizens Insurance Company will see that you are protected against windstorm losses. ~Call, Write, or phone today. 4 â€"REICHARDT : ‘Windstorms â€" turn | attractive dwellings _ into huge rubbish heaps â€" @reat mounds of torn, THIS WEEK‘8 SPECIAL This sketch was made from an actual photograph. : THE HIGHLAND PARK PRESS, HIGHLAND PARK, ILLINOIS Graduated from Stockhoim, Sweden ‘ Several Years Experience Phone Highland Park 1556 MISS G. EGGE Physical ©Director MARTIN INSURANCE‘ 388 ';Ccntral Ave. A HOPELESS PILE OF RUBBISH > Call 444 597 Vine Avenue FOR RENT FOR SALE M. E. Faust $13,500 $14,000 NORTH SHORE RADIO SHOP FOR t DRY CLEANglG & DYEING RUG CLEANING & CURTAIN The : surrou ; property sold last fall z;"i% per foot. ; We have lots as low as $1750. A substantial profit is assured in‘a very short time. â€" ¢ B A R G A I N! Just 3%4 blocks northâ€"east of the main station: of Lake Bluff there lies some beauntifully Wooded property that we Rre offering at this remarkably low price. | | .. | t REAL ES T A T E F. A. TUCKER THIS LITTLE BOOSTER SAYS "TRY THE SWEET AND CLEAN WAY" 384 Central Ave. Telephone H. P. 265 Q | THE AELants axunorÂ¥ FARM LANDS FOR SALE: _: Vacant anicli‘ lfinl:med Park and Vicinity Tube Receiving S C “-bom“"msfin Singleâ€"Dial Six .. OVERTONE RECEIVER Monet, roâ€"Overtone singleâ€"dial 6 L a?s::tiu.dpu: a musi > ing it is utterly simple. An illuâ€" minated station finder disc reâ€" volves with the tuning knob and registers in actua) wave lengths. The disc is illuminated â€"â€"you can tunc it in the dark. The convenience is obvious. The amber glow from the wave length dial adds a touch of brilliarice to the panel assemâ€" bly. It is a ::ful remn:‘dln:â€" lmnimizing dunc. ¥» ing the set turned on when not in use, Come in and let us show you the ; | Lake Bluff Property Oax TeRnace AUNDRYy pap «o rmo ies $35 per foot Northâ€"East Section HILL & STONE 515 Oakwood Ave. Phone H. P. 670 Highland Park, HJ. PHONES 178â€"179 xulrimdichts i: Rewiih 1 t i 4 .. The grounds are the real beauty of this property} having bas uyeau;r:onmatcuwnfionm:ndm'ut‘:rd (not f@rtif i fi as the birch, “,:5 hiehtfi. maple trees Al , e are abundant be, 1 and earlyâ€"Springito floral decorations. The lawn covers about twoâ€"third@bf the acre lot. ‘Iv'bevg‘ngehubgu-â€"tvo-ur.with heavy/@men fAoor. Metrraiths en tiondioe t aounte ailhe s mt & runn so 0 ::&u-fmmnon-nother-hutflmfeet. The north line is 264 Have You a House 16 North Sheridan Road "This RENg‘ éfmignd or ém:t;mished)_ I 'I F mwfim&lfimgmm;mé*'flw Ravinia C. & N. W. and North Shore stations. & . Beautiful acre lot with natural cultivations, 1 in the Estates of Highland Park, Illinois. H This is a twoâ€" % attic and basement, of stuce and frame, beuamclm.mmddun construction; f out excepting the dining room which is fumed 2 bath. The house is heated by American Ideal hot system. Priced $11,800.;; :: _: s :« o aC= 0000 (.C "“""] / BEE O UR COMPL ETE LT S woodwork beautifully finished and all floors the handwood, A small home, perfect in every detail in conltruc&tnd beauty. On the east side, convenient to transportation. opens into large, cheerful living room with colonial fireâ€" glm., l!nnch doors to attractive dining many winâ€" ows ). Amodem:ndmmkiwhenwithcupbm <€loset, built in ironing board. Two large windows above chler gink. Adjoining R%ntor room (outside iced). Three choice bed rooms. Iam wardrobe cl with mirâ€" mred)doon. Beantiful tile bath with tub and s r (Kohler ware). ) Light, full*uunent with fine heating plant, hot Water heater, laundry and plenty storage space. wm&mfifimfi'fia all floors the f FREDERICK L. NEFF & m NORTH SHORE REAL ESTA 16â€"18 North Sheridan Road _ Highland Amazing Novel has told the story and it comes wthdlyoimtlemu . ;;f; FILMED 200 MILES FROM L Tl%% with the entire Navajo, Piute and Hopi Indlan Nations, portions of the United States Army and & company . of One Thousand Players 3 DO NOT BY ANY MEANS miss seeing this wonâ€" derful, beautiful, and startling picturization. _ COME EARLY FOR THE BEST SEATS. @3 Vanishing Americfi ALL WEEK, STARTING SUNDAY | APRL 13 . BSUNDAYâ€"Continuous 2:15 to10 : y « MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, TH Â¥, FRIDA Y Two Performances every evening, 700 9:00 SATURDAY, APR. 24â€"A special matineeâ€"cont. to 4:30 p.m BETTER HO ME S AN D H O M 1 TELEPHONE HICHLAND PARK s Richard Dix, Lois Wilson, Noah Beery and Malcolm McGregor Zane Grey‘s % Isabella V. 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