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Highland Park Press, 12 Jun 1930, p. 10

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s & . KA C1 0/ §4, ' t C \| § }:; \* M NC Wvehl! / & § ‘4 | t 2 l m ty To the men folks of Highland Park Exhibiting at the MoRAINE HOTEL JOHN ZENGELER, INC. I¢( )C Friday h RO Frances® Resnich Dress Studio . eridar xing Wmm fre equent enterâ€" js for iteur and tion may and V\ June 13th think w And SPORTSWEAR e. sent to Camp McCoy, Wis. At Government Expense for all this you pay nothing. wvernment bears all necessary c, including transportation to »m home. Where else will you ich an opportunity? . If you you‘d like this kind of a vacaâ€" vacation that will send you » school or work feeling hard s and fit for anything, comâ€" te with Mr. Frank J. Ronan, chairman of the C.M.T.C. comâ€" Opposite Highland Park Post Office for the more â€"particular T HE PRESS CL EA N ER S A highly artistic performance of OUstrovsky‘s "Protegee" was given at Ravinia last Sunday afternoon by the Chicago Art Theatre company. The gartlen of the James Cady Ewell resiâ€" dence with its newly built. rustic studio, made a most appropriate and attractive setting for this Russian mittee of the Dumaresq Spencer Post 145 of the. American Legion. . His address is 324 Park avenue, Highâ€" land Park, III. "Protegee" Proves Artistic Performance A cast‘of nine young men and woâ€" men interpreted a wide variety * of churacters, from the high and mighty mistress to the erude and humble peasant child; from the withered and spiteful" old widow of the blooming and innocent young girl; from the raâ€" diant lover to theâ€"groveling drunkâ€" ard. â€" Such marked. individuality as the actors succeeded in giving to each and eve.y role; lifted the whole proâ€" duction to a high plane of art seldom attained â€" in â€"modern . dramatic . perâ€" formances. j werk mistress .t peasant ch spiteful" ol and innocel Basic course 17 to 24 years of age July 31 to August 29. huracters, fro nistress . to . easant child; viteful"~ old A ama Those taking part in the Select your cleaner with the same care you would select your tailor. Your $75 or $100 suits, your silk lined suits, should be cleaned separately. There Think No extra charge for minor repairs Our : prices are: commens with the high quality of our Men‘s 3â€"piece Suits cleaned and pressed White Flannel Trousers Golf Knickers Golf Sweaters It can‘t be done where rather than quality is 18 it a difference, over. 1 HOUR SERVICE ama, Ann Richards The Protegeeâ€"Nadya Lorens May Cather . wiiseviges t eb Harold ‘Hingston e Leonid Eri_ Hulbert Potapych Betty Phillips Vasilisa Peregrinovna Aunes George Madam Ulanbekov Harry Richardson Grisha W. Lewis Gifford . Negligentoy The "show was full of laughs" but not as a result of the usual slapâ€"stick comedy that is so often forced down (Continued on page 43) Many acres of sunshine next to our lake with a dozen and a half little sprites playing to their heart‘s conâ€" tent is a glorious sight to see. Highâ€" land Park is fortunate to possess such a background for health and pleasure, which the : Open Air Nursery summer school located <at 861 N. Sheridaw road â€" affords. â€" From nine in the morning ~when :the children arriveâ€" some toddlers of two years old, others up to five or six, through the popular lurchéeon hour and the nap time, all outdoors. . Drop. around . on . tiptoe someâ€"time about two and see the mosquito tented cots in the sun or shade as the day suggests and see if your child is getting as much beneâ€" fil from: nature as these fortunate litt!c people,. ‘Have you feeding probâ€" lems or sleep problems? These can wli be ironed out. Outdoor School Is Health Background quantity the goal Phone H. P. 2801 u ra te results $1 Thursday, June 12, 1930 1,00 .50

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