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October 1, 1927 WINNETKA TALK WILL DIRECT THEATER David Owen Comes From Michigan U. to Take Alexander Dean's Place With Theater Guild The North Shore guild and the Northwestern University theater will this season have a new director. David supervision of dramatics at the Uni- versity of Michigan, will take this dual office made vacant by the de- cision of Alexander Dean, absent for several months on leave of absence, not to return. Mr. Dean has gone on to Yale to be assistant to George P. Baker, formerly with the "47 Play- Owen who last season had -shop" of Harvard, more recently di- rector of the wonderful new theater at Yale. Mr. Owen was graduated from Le- land Stanford university. As under- graduate he was assistant to Richard Bentinck and Gordon Davis at Leland Stanford. Later he studied in New York for the professional stage and has played with stock companies, toured with road companies, and ap- peared in New York and on the road with Louis Mann, Sydney Blackmer, Margaret Wycherly and others. His production of "He Who Gets Slapped" at Michigan last season was a notable dramatic offering. Another change on the staff of the school of Speech at Northwestern is the departure of Vance Morton who returns to his alma mater, the Univer- sity of Iowa, as associate professor of dramatics. Miss Beatrice Lindsay, daughter of the Martin Lindsays of 215 Ridge ave- nue, and Miss Eleanor Sherman, daughter of the Roger Shermans of 213 Linden avenue, have returned to Dana hall, Wellesley, Mass. --0-- Wayne Andrews, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Andrews of 785 Willow road, left last week for Lawrenceville, N. J., where he will attend school. Beauty Lies in Healthy EYES It's not so much the size or color of the EYES that makes them beautiful. 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X when Evanston Junior League mem- Mr. and Mrs. West- | bers present it at the Glencoe school. three conventions, the The puppets will he manipulated by American Miss Alice Judson, Mrs. Edward Suth- erland Clark, Mrs. J. Larnard Fergu- son of Evanston and Mrs. Mitchell | Harper and Mrs. George Fargo of Glencoe. Mrs. Clark is chairman of the puppet show committee of the Junior league. Mrs. John G. Searles of Hill Terrace, Indian Hill, and Mrs. Harold Blakeley of Evanston are mak- ing the puppets. Shore cemetery. ern attended Association of Managers at Cleveland, the American Bar association at Buffalo, and the American Rose society, the guests of Pierre S. duPont on his famous es- tate near Kennett Square, a suburb of Philadelphia. Mr. Western took an active part in the mcetings of the cemetery man- agers and the rose-growers. 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