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"You Can‘t Take It With You" Most THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1987 Misquoted Title "You Can‘t Take It Wlfi"*tbl’ulihcl’duc-â€" edy now in its fourth month at the Harris theatre is one of the biggest boxâ€"office hits Chicago has had in recent years, and calls for it come in continuously over the telephone and at the boxâ€"office, the title of the show comes in for constant misquotâ€" ing. About one out of every five calls for "You Can‘t Take It With You" has the name wrong. . > Incidentally, "You Can‘t Take It With You" will hold three holiday matinees over the Decoration Day weekâ€"end; on Saturday, May 29, on Sunday, May 80, and on Monday, May 31. This is practically a recâ€" ord for continuous matinees, They are being held particularly for the out of town ‘visitors expected in Chicago over the holiday. Chicken Dinner June 3 A chicken dinner will be served, Thursday evening, June 3rd in St. Johns Evangelical church pariors. Serving will begin at 6 o‘clock and .d-:fldlm*-ot .“:â€"‘-7 '\fin-â€"l. without fuss The most populat wrong title seems to be "You Can‘t Get Away With It," probably because so many people use that phrase in everyday conversation. Another favorite query is for "Come and Take _l_t," runnersâ€"up. _ The boxâ€"oflice and switchâ€"board of the Harris theatre report the following other wrong titles: i "You Can‘t Take It With Me" "You Can‘t Happen With Me" "Take It Or Leave It" "You Can‘t Take It Away" E "Talke It Away With You." Of course, as soon as one sees the m and hears Grandpa Vanderâ€" philosophy about enjoying life while you may, and mot devoting all your life and energies to work and making money, because, as he says, "You can‘t take it with you, you know," the title immediately beâ€" comes the only one you could posâ€" sibly think of, , However, even the authors, Moss Hart and Geoerge S. Kaufman, were at a loss as to what to call their play while they were working on it, and even when it was completed. The first name they put on the manuscript, was "They Loved Each Other," having no intentions at all of retaining it as the finished title. "Grandpa‘s Other Snake" sounded pretty good for a while, but they were soon talked out of that one. Five titles were finally selected, from which the final selection was to be made. They were: "Moon Over Grandpa" "The Sycamore Tree" "What Of It?" Highwood Audit Shows $12,000 Surplus That the City of Highwood were the possessors of a surplus fund of $30,000, has been the wrong imâ€" pression of_ many of Highwood‘s citizens. The recent audit of the city‘s books by Paul Pettingill and Company, showed a balance of $14,â€" 110.49. Of this fund, $2,000 beâ€" longs to a "dead fund" or in other words is the amount which is held as bond for the taverns. Deductâ€" ing this amount the city has a balâ€" ance of $12,110.49. There are also some bills outstanding against this amount. . It is hoped that this reâ€" port will ease the minds of those who are eager to censor, when imâ€" provements do not materialize as rapidly as they expect. _ Tavern licenses have been reâ€" duced from $600 to $550. Dance permits have been eliminated for thetime being, but a small yearly charge may be found necessary later, if a special police is detailed at the dances which are given by some of the taverns. * A new police car is ow under discussion and it is quite likely will be purchased in the near future. The water department truck is in poor condition, and the purchase of a new truck for that department is anticipated. iL. 4T CMan‘t Tako Tt With Me" Girl Scouts Hold Demonstration June 1 ‘The Girl Scout demonstration scheduled for Tuesday, June 1, from 5:30 to 6:15, will be held at the Northwestern station in Highland Park only, not also at Ravinia as originally announced. If the weather is bad, it will be postponed to Wedâ€" ‘The activities to be shown include Poncho Shelter by Lincoln Troop fl._‘l‘hwubythem‘h school Troop 21, First Aid by Raâ€" vinia Troop 32, Signalling by Eim place Troop 27 and games by Raâ€" vinia Brownie Pack 11. The Scouts are hoping that all fathers, mothers and friends will stop for a few minutes at train time to see the demonstration, which will be given as a continuous performâ€" and worry. Let this be "mothers "You Can‘t Take It With You." A number of. requests have been received .for seafood recipes. . This issue is devoted to them. Shrimp Sandwiches ‘ 24 slices of white bread, buttered 4 eup cooked chopped shrimp ‘ % cup diced celery 1 thisp. chopped pickle % cup mayonnaise 1 teas. lemon juice, Arrange slices of bread in pairs, spread with rest of ingredients, which have been combined. Arâ€" range sandwich fashion and cut of crusts. * 4 cupful chopped celery French dressing 5 Sliced beets 6 small canned pimientos % cupful mayonnaise Mix shrimp, chives, and> celery With mayonnaise. â€"Fill . pimientos with the shrimp mixture and top with a slice of beet that has been marinated in French dressing for % hour. + s N. Chicago Reds Lose to Highwood Indians The Indians opened the 1937 seaâ€" son with a decisive victory by deâ€" feating the North Chicago Reds in the practice game of the season. On Sunday, May 30 the Indians will meet the Doc Kings team game called at 2:30 p.m. No Trace of Car ‘Taken at Braeside On Monday the famous brother team will be the rivals for the day. Both games‘will be played at the Highwood field. ; A 1931 Chevrolet sedan, owned by J. H. Duckett of Hiawatha court, was stolen from in front of the Braeside station, where it had been parked, Friday, May 21st. No trace of the car has been found as yet. Mitzi Dress Shop to Open Here June 5 Mitzi Dress Shop will open in the Baird and Warner building on Cenâ€" tral ave., opposite the Highland Park State bank on or about Saturâ€" day, June 5th. A complete line of ladies and misses dresses, suits and coats will be carried, in the most upâ€"toâ€"date styles and colors. SUMMER SCHOOL TO START JUNE 21 With the registration of summer school starting at 8 a.m. on Monday, June 21, at H. P. High school the students will begin their eight weeks work the same date. No new regisâ€" trations will be accepted after June A fee of ten dollars, which is payâ€" able upon registration, will be charged for each subject. A student may register for as many as two new subjects and one review, or three review subjects. o > $3 English 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 (new and review) ....................... Mr. Mason (Whether semesters 5 and 6 will be offered depends upon the number of students interested in taking the course.) Mathematics 1, 2, 8, 4 (new and review) ....Mr. Nelson, Mr. Cannon Typewriting 1, 2, 3, 4 (new and _review) ............................ Mr. Zipoy French 1, 2, 3, 4 (review only) momesrecesperts iecesyrers ovcmes ThE PEAKGREE Latin 1, 2, 8, 4 (review only) ...... snviesrerermeaventerccisbecsecsccts BEFie PFURREE Mechanical Drawing ....Mr. Purbahn Crabmeat Cocktail > Crabmeat Soup with Sherry tbisp. butter tbisp,. flour eup boiling water cup irradiated evaporated milk cup catsup‘ _drops tabasco sauce Stuffed . olives Remove bones from crabmeat and cupful whole shrimp Wood Shop .................... Mr. Durbahn United States History and Ecoâ€" nomics (new and review) .......... ... Mr. Slocum and Mr. Eiker There is only one important eleâ€" ment in the matter of aecident preâ€" vention and safe driving on out highways. That is "brains." terious about safety. Neither is there anything to be ashamed of. It r no extraordinary genius, degree, or special training to be safety minded. _ > cent thoughtless hurry. ‘lhrhb‘i of a Hittle horse sense will prevent most of the meeiâ€" ways. Safety is 99 per cant comâ€" ‘The following subjects will be ofâ€" ‘There is nothing difficult or mysâ€" Stuffed Pimientos abawmnadâ€" abivne PHIL LIBBY former Restauranteur now Food Consultant Listen to THE VOICE OF COOKERY, featuring Phil and cookery advice. Libby, ever Statien WCFL (970 kilecycles) every week day morning., except Saturday, at 10%5 a. m., The ; Voice of Cookery placein chilled glasses. Cover with sauce made by mixing other ingrediâ€" ents. _ Tarragon vinegar is preâ€" ferred. 4 8 egg whites Make a white flour, milk and stir in unbeaten mm hmmate Surtmal into buttered baking dish, or indiâ€" vidual ramekins. Set in pan of hot water. Bake in a moderate oven, 350 to 375 degrees F., until mixture will not adher to point of knife, thrust into the cénter. This will take from 45 minutes to a little over an hour, depending on the size of the baking dish. Apple Salmon Salad 1% cups salmon 2 cups apples, diced % cup celery, cut in strips 3 thisp. lemon % teas. celery salt _ Dash of onion salt ’% to % cup mayonnaise _ _ _ Flake salmon and combine all inâ€" gredients. Chill about one hour and serve in lettuce cups. Garnish with sweet pickles. Serves 6 to 8. Hildegarde Balke Wins Scholarship Miss Hildegard Balke of Highâ€" land Park, a graduate student at Northwestern university, has been awarded a fellowship at the Fletcher School of Lawâ€"and Diplomacy at Medford, Mass. Art Work to Be Displayed at Duffy‘s Beginning Friday, there will be an exhibit of pottery and leatherâ€" work made by students of the Art department of the Highland Park high school in the window of Duffy and Duffy, Cleaners, on S. St. Johns ave. The work will be displayed for several days. 63. Mrs. Mary Baker Passes on Friday Mrs. Mary H. Baker, 63, died Friâ€" day night at the home of her daughâ€" ter, Mrs. Robert S. Hill, at 421 Oakâ€" wood ave.. Funeral services were held at 11 a.m. Monday from the Kelley chapel. Burial was in Galesâ€" burg. Mrs. Hill is the only survivâ€" ing relative. Highwood Scouts in Annual Collection Boy Scouts of Highwood, within the next few days will gather all msp.pcrl‘“ magazines,© furniture and wire hangers, from, the resiâ€" dents of Highwood and the North part of Highland Park. â€" Will peoâ€" ple be kind enough to call H. P. 3710 if the Scouts fail to stop at their house. _ cup cooked flaked crabmeat Yes, we are open evenings. If you want a "little snack" before goâ€" ing to bed, just drop over. Moraine Grocery and Market. Crabmeat Souffiie thisp. butter thisp. flour > cup milk * teas. salt Few grains cayenne teas. lemon juice egg yolks * o en taeen * De Luxe Allâ€"Pultman EPM Pratp eP sauce with butter, seasonings. . Cool, egg yolks, the fish Raat whitese nuntil Â¥HE PRES3 Student Stunts Is Given Before Large Audience Playing before a full auditorium, Saturday evening, "Student Stunts" House party was given at the Highâ€" land Park High school.. This perâ€" formance was one of the best of the "Stunts" program ever produced at the high school. ‘ The continuity of the show, held the audience‘s interâ€" est to the final curtain. It was not just a variety of acts with no conâ€" necting link, but rather a complete setting, with each feature being a part of the general theme. The uction, which is ed by the P. T. A. for the benelit of their scholarship fund and general student activities, was directed by Mr. Vance, of Northwestern univerâ€" sity, and his assistants, Mrs. Lauer, Cyrella Golden, and Marge Haâ€" worth, Miss Rinkenberger, who was prevented from directing the play because of illness, planned the setâ€" ting, worked with the P. T. A.facâ€" ulty casting committee, and wrote the continuity. . The construction of the stage set the handling of the seenery, and the management of theâ€"lights was .unâ€" der the supervision of Mr. Schneiâ€" der, technical director. > ur.mrmmthmm ager of the production, MÂ¥. W had tharge of the house, and Mr. Cannon directed the publicity. ; The boys of the student council, under the direction of Tom Simpâ€" son, ushered. k Our. prices are consistent with the quality of. our . merchandise. Moraine Grocery and ‘Market. PAGE SEVEN