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t " mare-awn Theatre goers and music lowers who have to,t faith in the present day n- vurs and musical comedies. arr buying thi tr faith revived in the latest Shab- crt up-rettn. “My Maryland." which is now puking the Great Northern Thcatre In lhsolute capacity This truly American musical hit, with its scan by Sigmund Ranker; and ly- in - In” the lnu inn-hut theatrical elm-cu at the your Funnier, - than in Ed. - “Carnival." “Th0 Parke: Foal” Oil "The Grab Bu," In Wynn ring to herebclon “new toned, heights u Cricket, the ulnar in I My night duh Mow, by acci- dent, he puta the quietus on I lunar iously tough punter And in by vir- toe of that fart nppohned leader of the tough “Hudson Dusters." . m from the Near York 'mderaroHd. makes nn evening of ttttrestrained hil- Inly. A pretty love story, that of Jimmy. the jun on-hestr: leader. Ind Manhattan Mary, runs through the entire action. which is richly inter, vaunted with (Itchy songs. clever trm nu nnd bright. breezy iii-m. to Gy naming of the unusual dutch: by the large and gorgeous chorus. without which no George White pro- dulion would be complete. F HOLDS C1083 11) WAR DRAMA OF PAST DAYS "My Maryland” Operetta Now Playing at Great Northern [ended by the til" at -di.LGiu col-in! tt ceefeet Imef In; condimhontn-c-c-don mt-hrt_.thr"ueti-. atqtitkaf"h. Pain-shelf“ wr-.-----. " Wanner-u 0pc. Bongo-Hymch 'orrrtatiud--t.irtth.-e- gun-h! nasal aa-, “In-Hui.- I'ioaaee " Mini“, the or- Wan-"mm . Funeral Director 27 North Sheridan Road 1 ROOSEVELT FOLDING CARD nuns AND coiiiiisi' WW” BANQUET TABLES CHILDREN'S TABLES AND mums FOLDING CHAIRS THE PRIDE OF THE SOUTH Delivered and and for - Rates are reasonable For Rent for Parties and Gatherings Theatre" 20tw- ORLEANS H. M. PRIOR CO. ry, that or, A piece of clay pottery, an odd Ruler. uni l storage jar which belonged to the last trough the. king of the BetaNo tribe in the south iehir inter, of Madaeassear, is not: in the posses- r. elever UN sion of Field Museum of Natural His- Elm-_ to tory. and is soon to be exhibited. it sat dune-n: was mneunced recently. The jar, le. .choros. which is believed to be the only one White. Pro- of its kind in existence, was obtained by Dr. Ralph Linton. leader of the Parent Capt. Hamlin" Field Anthrop- AR "logical Expedition to Madagascar. " DAYS .The vessel was used for storing the royal supply of rice. chief staple food All Now " the hlnlaguy. HERE IS a hotel that matches every charm oi this quaint old City. Th: launch is u interer.tirtg It in humus French Quarter Tff 1ttePf its irtovk-- mud din“; a-st-ra-nr-re-ser-nm-era-to-Grew',",;'; dared by Pnpunns and Meuttesians. and it therefore suggests the possi- bility of a historical connection in the remote put between these people and the M-lnzuy. The curious design Work was taah- turted m strips of clay. afterwards stuck on the outside of the jar. which was thenAireU. According to Field Museum "thrtoloeists the deyiet bean -etim. which m a W - u": but In! it“: night. clan. W with an "ma.irirtq In! thrilling I.“ to... . ill! taM any of the an: h," of (In (In: "rife bemu- the north and the south. lth-ulaoleolorudm mm. via mu cl ("at h.- atic immunity. The uon bu been to construct“ that it has been easily uhphd to Inuit, without, in my “y. ”vying its elm. M an at least half . than My intriguing musing] number: excellent- ly “a; by Na. Wagner and Olga Cook; and an all inspiring martial, song. “You: [and and Mr und." gripping” am by I very tue mate' soldier chorus of to will}, picked voices. Taxing it all together. 'viii) Maryland" in the most outstanding} musical hit Chicago has ever had. 1 - " "89-3-9" Ite is. RARE POTTERY FROM MADAGASCAR SHOWN -6.n-gt-itr,usbm. -'otrdbsetien-dree> 'trearraaw Kin-3‘15. mL Telephone H. P. 299 914713 corms of some analogical observers are with- out error. The incomplete but appar- ently rehab]: observations of some naturalists. among them the late Carl E. Aide, who spent my - ,tudyirw the wild life of Africa, have led to the conclusion that gorillas. and some other animals, are mono- gamous. Furthermore, it is believed that they mate for life-their anti“ is no eoatpartiorsate marriage. Once having paired, Mr. tnd In. Gorilla ignore the charms of all other Bor- Indieatie- Are That hey Mate For Life and Live Together In furry "mit, “And they lived happily together ever after." This favorite ending toe the oldv time men-nee or (any atory would be applicable i.- tetiinat the story of pr- ' in the African jungles than they pick their mates, if the tutdinan 1ct,e-tot.t.ut..u.th-der "_ttiqhrrt-rAitimiti-eedtt "ar.uitintu-tnnt.hatt. Tti'ta."iilutteedmrmt nix- cult rods. dame roam} ti, Kind thettaasd-tuxsit-tobe. SCIENTIS'IS BELIEVE . GORILLAS MONOGAMOUS tasremintsrrimtdu.uriaieootu, Mudwvdlhdin-n. PM on" now new"; row "tred-tu-trea, M3 S. DEARBORN ST.. CHICAGO, ILL TELEPHONE: HARRISON 3771 - HIGHLAN omplete Building Service ARTHUR a. RICH - co. Desirnimr---Finaneing---Ereeting tMNorthBirstStzo.t This Tag is Your Assurance of NA Honest Used Car Values Removal of War Tax Lowers Delivered Prices! George Starker, Kenneth Wmling, Arthur CaMumrre. Wessley Stryker and Vernon Giss have returned from a motor trip through Wisconsin and lichignn. Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Hutthison and dnughtcr, Louise Ann, were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Reeds, Tuesday. 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