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4 WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1925 "JANDER" FILM COMES FRIDAY Marion Davies to Be Seen at Community House Two popular screen stars will ap- pear at Community House next week when Hoot Gibson in "Let 'Er Buck" is featured on Tuesday and Marion Davies in "Zander the Great" occupies the feature position at the Friday performances. "Let "Er Buck" is really two pictures in one and both are full of thrills. The picture was filmed in Pendle- ton, Ore., at the time of that city's famous annual Round-up, and the program events were filmed as part of the picture, constituting the atmos- phere for the story action in which | Hoot Gibson stars. "Our Gang" will | appear on Tuesday in "The Big Town," a two reel comedy. "Zander the Great," from the well- known stage comedy, starring Marion Davies, comes to Community House next Friday. Perhaps never in her | career has Miss Davies been so ad- | mirably cast as in the role of "Mamie," the demure, whimsical, yet humorous heroine of "Zander the Great." Miss Davies is surrounded by a cast of noted players that sounds like the blue book of filmdom. Among them are Holbrook Blinn of "The Bad Man" fame, and Harrison Ford who played opposite Miss Davies in "Little Old New York" and "Janice Mere- dith." Others in the cast include: Hobart Bosworth, Harry Myers, George Siegmann, and Hedda Hopper. Combining deft comedy touches with strong drama and with a western twang to the latter episodes of the picture, "Zander" is a genuine novelty and one which promises a new achieve- ment for Miss Davies. Cardinal Tea Shop Soon Ready to Do Business "The Cardinal," combined teachers' home and public tea shop, located on Spruce street, near Center street, and sponsored by the Woman's society of the Winnetka Congregational church, is preparing to do a flourishing busi- ness, its proceeds to go into the building fund of the church. was the old Downs estate, have been made over into teachers' apartments b . . rather than that of the class room, it is The upper rooms of the house, which | and the Women's society has issued a plea to Winnetka householders to assist in furnishing the rooms. Mrs. John Hamilton, Winnetka 264, is in | charge of the donations of household | furnishings for this purpose. { Members of the society also have | volunteered to serve as waitresses in | the tea shop. Mrs. Ayres Boal hav- ing charge of enlisting volunteers for | this service. All in all, The Cardinal is taking on | the appearance of one of Winnetka's | most attractive ventures and promises | to do an excellent business during the | forthcoming winter months. Nursery School Plans to Lease Remodeled House | The Community Nursery school is considering the lease of a remodeled home on Linden street for the winter | term. The fall term of the school] opens Monday, October 5. Corinne Fitzpatrick, who has directed the school for three years, will continue her work, with the assistance of Mrs. J. Williams Macy, Mrs. Russell Wal- cott and Mrs. Paul Starr. This year's staff has not yet been completed. Ages of pupils range from 3 to 5 years. | sons, Mrs. Charles D. Sproule of the Sov- Mrs. Rudolph Matz, 1005 Sheridan ereign hotel is entertaining for Marion |road, is in the East visiting relatives Lasier, September 26. until early next month. Hawthorn Opens Doors to Largest Attendancs Hawthorn School at Glencoe opened Monday with the largest enrollment since its organization. and with marked enthusiasm among both pupils and teach- ers. One phase of the school is its 15- minute period of open assembly, where- in any child may address the audience on the subject of greatest interest to himself. The kindergarten is tractive, the room and creating the influence of particularly at- surroundings the home explained. Miss Isabel Pope has charge of the kindergarten, assisted by Miss Janet Holt, who is well known on the | north shore. Miss Holt will also assist | in the primary department. This year Hawthorn school will have | special afternoon classes of gymnasium, | orchestra and hand work, and, since the afternoon work is optional, attendance | is not compulsory and in no way de- | pends upon the regular morning session. | | Mrs. C. Leon Barritt and her three | Howard, Billy, and Lee Barritt, | of Winnetka, have just returned after | spending the summer at Seaside Park, | This Week SPICED FRUITS VANILLA ICE CREAM AT Purer Because Carbonated FOR SALE N J | Adams' Pharmacy, 782 Elm St. No Je | G. Matteoni Bros, 742 Elm St. p-- North Shore Pharmacy Hubbard Woods Ristow Confectionery Full Quart Hubbard Woods Pharmacy Kenilworth Pharmaey School of Music Announces the opening of a studio in the new building || at the Indian Hill Station. Phone Winnetka 974 for appointment. BoRkbbRRR RRR RRR RR RRR RRR RRR RRR RR RRR RRR RRR hhh R ddd hhh Candy Specials Bunte's famous stuft confections. 2 and 5 lbs. "Smiling 750 Elm Street PEALE XIE EEL EL LLL EEE ELE EEL EEE ELT] Packed in air tight glass jars and tidy tins of Watch Our Window Whitman's Wonder box for the children. .25¢c Community Pharmacy C.R. PATCHEN,:R. Ph. 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