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RAVINIA PROGRAM [m 10TH WEEK VARIED ;« oONnEâ€"STOP|\ 536 Central Avenue 382 Park Avenue HIGHLAND PARK PRARMACY Pal ul VOUTr On S ervice htemnyg part M most modern «pr Ug. . anni ical work on the motor or have the > the car. > Body . work; ironing â€"out â€" bumps and rst class paint shop equipped modern <praying equipment refinish‘a part or the whole One stop and one low cost taves to vou of this kind of Th work net Lh« FRUTITâ€"SALEAD Sunday Deliveries 1eC done tomobile FAs V. T. MeMAHON, R. Ph. G. ie world premiere of Wagner‘s »rtal classic "Lohengrin" which presented at Weimar with Franz conducting. â€" Fittingly, Mr. Eckâ€" has arranged in commemoration is event a performance of "Loâ€" rin" for Thursday night, with Ravinia cast. which is so well differect kinds take it all over ne. â€" Here under ilities for doing Phone H. P. 56 ds N V T HE â€"PRESS Phone Highland Park 2404 SPECIAL â€" ~_THIS WEEKâ€"END "Samson et Dalila" Friday night, Aug. 29, Saintâ€"Saens stately and melodious opera "Samson et Dalila" will be given, Mme. Clausâ€" sen again appearing as Dalila while Giovanni Martinelli< will have the monumental role of Samson, the giant of Biblical lore. Giuseppe Danise, Leon Rothier, George Cehanovsky, Lodovico Oliviero, Marek Windheim, and Paola Ananian will all have splendid© parts in this work. . There will be colorful ballet in which Miss Ruth Page will be featured. Louis Hasselmans will be the conductor, A double bill has been prepared for Saturday night, Aug. 30, this being the dainty and amusing Italian opera "The Secret of Suzanne" which will suited to the interpretation of this work. Mme. Elisabeth Rethberg will be cast as Elsa, a role in which her reputation is international, while Edâ€" ward Johnson will have the name part. Others in this cast are Mme. Claussen, Mr. Defrere, Mr. D‘Angelo and Mr. Cehanovsky. Mr. Hasselmans will conduct. be followed by DaFalla‘s colorful Spanish work, "La Vida Breve." This double bill is always of supreme <inâ€" terest at Ravinia not only because the works included in it are both of unâ€" usual worth, but likewise because Mme. Lucrezia Bori sings the role of Suzanne in "The Secret of Suzanne" and that of Salud, the gypsy girl, in "La Vida Breve." These roles are in diametrical contrast to each other and in presenting them both on the same evening, Mme. Bori accomplishes one of the outstanding feats of operatic performance. . Armand Tokatyan will appear opposite® Mme. Bori in both operas being Count Gil in "The Secret of Suzanne" and Paco in "La Vida Breve." Marek Windheim will have an excellent comedy part as Sante, the dumb servant: in "The Secret of Suzanne" and Mr. Papi will conduct. In "La Vida Breve" those who will be importantly cast in addition to Mme. Bori and Mr. Tokatyan are ««o()or Mme. Bourskaya, Mr. D‘Angelo, Mr. Defrere, Mr. Cehanovsky, Mr. Oliviero and Miss Falco. Ruth Page and Blake Scott will head the ballet and Louis Hasselmans will conduct. Automobile license fees collected in the first seven months of 1930 by the Automobile department of Secretary of State William J. Stratton‘s office will build 600 miles of hard surfaced pavement. On August 1 the license fees colâ€" lected were $17,861,452 which will pay for 600 miles of pavement at the figure of slightly less than $30,000 a mile which the state now is paying. Under state law, all of the collecâ€" tions of the automobile department of the Secretary of State‘s office are paid into the road fund in the state treasury. f The license fee total on August 1 was $1,508,000 more than the collecâ€" tions on the same date last year. .. Auto License Fees to Build Many Miles of Highway, Says Report An increase in all classes of regisâ€" trations, except dealers, was responâ€" sible for the large fee increase. Pasâ€" senger cars increased from 1,332,862 on August 1, 1929 to 1,372,17 on August 1, 1930. The difference is 39,855. The truck increase was 5,â€" 875. The increase in motorcycles was 363 and 5,486 now are being operâ€" ated in Illinois. Trailers increased from 4,111 to 5,881. The August 1 report shows an inâ€" crease of $390,000 in the collections of the corporation department of the Secretary of State‘s office. . The colâ€" lections of this department on August 1 of this year were $3,661,000 as compared with $3,270,000 on the same datelast year. [ t date last year, The report also shows the total fee collections of the Secretary of State‘s office for the first seven months of 1930 to be $21,522,691.00, making this office by far the greatest revenue proâ€" ducer of the state government. The more we read of Mussolini‘s peeches the more we are convinced hat he won‘t get an honorary memâ€" ership in Fred Libby‘s peace organâ€" zation. Simply Delicious! Barbecue THE BIG WHITE BLDG. Waukegan Rd. and Deerfield Rd. Deerfield * C H I C KE N D IN NE R Barbecued Chicken Crisp French Fried Potatoes Vegetable Dessert only 60c only 10 Thursday, Aug. 21, 1930 Includes: nerous portion 60c