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Eta i pha ati RES SED pe HR WINNETKA TALK August 14, 1926 OPENS NEW BARBER SHOP | Hubbard Woods boasts a new ton- | sorial parlor opened this week at 903 | Linden avenue, Hubbard Woods, by |L. R. Quigley, formerly with Bert Smale. Mr. Quigley has also opened |a shoe shining parlor in connection | with the barber shop. | Mr. and Mrs. James W. Harris, Ir, | | 872 Pine street, entertained at dinner | | last week in honor of Prof. and Mrs. | Arthur Hallam and their two daugh- | ters of Norman, Oklahomg. Mr. Hall- am was a classmate of Mr. Harris' at the University of Wisconsin. UTENSILS That'll Make Preserving Easy! HE more handy Utensils you keep within reach--the " sree Phone less work there'll be to doing your Preserving. Be- Winnetka fore getting started, avail yourself of these Bargains. 2176 We specialize in the Wm. Edwards & Son Ce Facial Massage Marcelling H ardware Finger Waving Permanent Waving "The Right-Priced Stores" Frederic Method 895 Linden Ave. 572 Hazel Ave Ethel M. Taylor Hubbard Woods Glencoe S182 Elm Sr. Complete Garage Service REPAIRING done by mechanics who know their business and are familiar with all makes of cars. You will receive prompt attention and moderate charges. WASHING and SIMONIZING Our washing department works day and night which assures you of on time delivery. Polishing and simonizing preserve the life of the finish. GREASING One of the most important needs for your car is grease and oil. It gives longer life when greased at regular intervals. RICHARDSON'S GARAGE 736 Elm Street Phone Winn. 25 POPULAR OPERAS FILL WEEK'S RAVINIA BILL Demand for Third Performance of "La Vida Breve" Prom- ised for Monday Night So insistent has been the demand [for a third performance of "La Vida Breve," Michael De Fa'la's c~lebrated Spanish opera which has taken two Ravinia audiences by storm, that Louis Eckstein has decided to give a special presentation of this work on Monday night, August 16, instead of | the regular concert of the Chicago Symphony orchestra scheduled for that date. This will be the second time this season that it has been nec- | essary to give extra performances at | Ravinia, which is a fair indication of | the intense interest which is being taken in Ravinia opera this year. Dur- ing the coming week two operas, which which have not been given this season, will be brought to perform- ance, these being "Pagliacci" which holds high place in the regard of all opera lovers, and "La Navarraise" one of the most dramatic of the French works. The remainder of the week's repertoire will consist of works which have been chosen with the breadth of public taste in view from among the offerings which have proved their popularity to an unusual degree. The new week will begin on Sun- day afternoon, August 15, with a con- cert by the Chicago Symphony orches- tra under the direction of Mr. De La- marter. All seats are free for these concerts. "Andrea Chenier" Sunday Sunday night, August 15, "Andrea Chenier" is to be presented with Gio- vanni Martinelli in the title role, a part which he sang for the first time in his career last week and in which he was so brilliantly successful as to leave no doubt of the soundness of the predictions of those who were of the opinion that this role would be a maserful addition to his repertoire. Mme. Elisabeth Rethberg, who as Madeleine completely won her audi- ence by the sheer beauty of her voice and the thrilling manner of her dra- matic interpretation will again have this role and Giuseppe Danise, who finds Gerrard one of the greatest parts of his repertoire. will be cast as the fevolutionist. Others in the cast are Mme. Bourskaya, Miss Paggi, Mr. Defrere, Mr. D'Angelo, Mr. Mojica, Mr. Ananian and Mr. Derman. Mr. Pani will conduct. The special performance of "La Vida Breve" announced for Monday night. August 16, will again bring to the Ravinia stage the same cast which has made this melodious and atmos- pheric work one of the outstanding features of the season. Mme. Lucre- Real Bargaini=Radio Eight tube Remler Super in a massive three foot cabinet with volt and mili- meter in panel. This set has reached both coasts and Cuba, and has excellent tone. Complete with "B" supplied from house current, storage battery, tubes, loop loud speaker. Price $175.00 Original Cost $300.00 (This is a used set) The Radio Service Shop 18 Prouty Annex Phone 1840