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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1922 : THENTER UI TPE NTH OER BITS North Shore Organization Plans Brilliant Season The North Shore Theater Guild, which so successfully presented a number of plays on the north shore last year, will open its second season with Barrie's "Dear Brutus" to be presented early in November, accord- ing to announcements this week. The cast is now open for new talent, both amateur and professional, it is under- stood. The play was secured from Charles Frohman, Inc. with difficulty, and at a considerable expense. It is to be played along the north shore, and the cast will include several well-known Evanston people, among them Mrs. Ralph Heilman, Miss Margaret Fabian, E. Lyman, Jr., and Dr. Oliver Farns- worth. Others in the cast will be resi- dent amateurs from Lake Forest, Glen- coe, Winnetka, Kenilworth, and Wil- mette. The play is being produced by Raymond O'Neil who was formerly the director of the Little Theater of Cleveland. One Standard Revival Beginning this season the guild will give one revival of a standard play, the remaining three productions to be of plays new to Chicago and vicinity. According to announcements, the guild is also eager to secure plays of native authorship, and invites local writers to submit manuscripts for considera- tion. Four plays of a wide variety of ap- peal were presented by the guild dur- | ing its initial season last year. Three of the four plays were given in virtu ally all of the North Shore towns, the last one, Percy MacKaye"s "Jeanne D' Arc" being performed inl Evanston only. The music, lighting, costuming, stage settings, acting and the produc- tion which were made in conjunction with the Drama League of Chicago, helped to make the plays successful. The other plays of last year were Edna Ferber's "Twelve Hundred a Year." Bernard Shaw's "Pygmalion" and St. John Ervines great play, "Mix- ed Marriage." With the exception of "Jeanne D' Arc" which was presented in the Northeast gymnasium all of the Evanston performances were given in the Evanston Country club. A season membership provides two tickets to each of the four plays and to such receptions as are given from time to time to visiting professionals, lecturers, and others. The last play of the year is produced for the benefit of members exclusively. The other three productions are open to the pub- lic. Home Planting Trees and Shrubs Everett Nurseries 1 mile south of Everett, 3 miles north of Deerfield, Deerfield Post Office. HAROLD ZEISS 1004 Harris Trust Bldg. CHICAGO Established 9 Years--Still in Business GEO. W. ETTINGHAUSEN rows snes. | 'EXPERT WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRING COMPLICATED HALL CLOCKS AND WATCHES A SPECIALTY FORMERLY WITH HYMAN BERG : | "At ECKART'S" weather comes, in earnest. Your Heating plant may need cleaning out before the cold We have a complete line of Flue Brushes, and cleaning materials. J. F. ECKART CO. Hardware, Paints, Tools, Cutlery, Glass 736 Elm St. Phone 844 Winnetka . Cruise-Tours=68 to 132 Dey * Saitings in Nov., Dec., Jan. Fob. io Tiges complete lang 42d water tour ever SOUTH AMERICA Cruise-Tours==65 to 95 ° Sallings in Nov., Jan. and Feb. GOP of pall war th-while in the All Sailings Under the American Flag . ge . Pressing, Cleaning Distinctive and Tailoring. . . Work call or Tailoring . and delivered. A complete line of Imported Woolens and Scotch Tweeds, for you to select from. Phone Winnetka pen For Business at-- Just as near to you as your Phone :-: All Work Called For and Delivered Bt Tour to Alormia: Mexico, Fords ad Resid lions H. E. ODHNER To neh i [|| EV Ben mer 1050 Gage St. Hubbard Woods PHONES aaa paar Tene Winnetka 78--79 fea Le : {WOODLAND | -------------- | WOODLAND: {GROCERY AND | | yuspard wonds | | GROCERY AND :t MARKET ---: NEEDS : MARKET ---: LE -- Sa 1083 Gage Street, Hubbard Woods HOW. Our many years of experience in the conducting of the Grocery and Meat business, will enable us to give you a class of goods for your table, that cannot be excelled in the Middle West. The time has just arrived when the new Fall pack of canned goods are on the market and those will be found, and no others in our store, and at prices that will be satisfactory. We will feature the famous RICHELIEU Brand that every one talks about. Fruits and vegetables received in the morning and afternoon of each day, selected at the wholesale market by ONE WHO KNOWS Our meat market will always be supplied with the choicest cuts of meats that we will defy any man to duplicate either as to quality or price. May we ask you to pay us a visit whether it is your intention to purchase or not, so that we may have the pleasure of having you inspect our store? "SERVICE AND CLEANLINESS" OUR MOTTO Woodland Grocery & Market