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THE LAKE SHORE NEWS. FRIDAY, JULY 6, 1923 STOCK COMPANY PLAY NEXT WEEK New Evanston Theatre Se- cures Well Known Stars for Summer START MONDAY, JULY 9 All Seats to be Reserved, Elliott Announces A dramatic stock company, known as "The Evanston Players," will make its initial bow to the north shore pa- trons of high class dramas and comedies with the success farce, "Fair and Warmer," by Avery Hapwood, at the New Evanston theatre Monday evening, July 9. The play enjoyed a run of a year and half in New York, and eight months at the Cort Theater in Chicago. Barry McCormack, who was also featured in "Turn to the Right" a few years ago, and Miss Margery Wil- liams will be starred. Successful Star Miss^ Williams played in "Nightie Night," that enjoyed a long run in Chicago. She also played with Hen- ry Miller and Blanche Bates in "The Famous Mrs. Fair." It has been said that Miss Williams is one of the best dressed women on the stage as well is one of the prettiest. In installing this company of play- ers in the New Evanston Theatre, Clyde E. Elliott, managing director of the house, has endeavored to please his patrons by offering plays by good companies as well as photo- plays. Many Old Favorites Among the plays from which a se- lection for early presentation at the New Evanston will be "Scandal," "Turn to the Right," "Nightie Night," "The Bad Man," "Scrambled Wives," "Rolling Home," "East is West," "Smilin* Throufh," and "Six Cylinder Love." All seats will be reserved, and prospective patrons are requested to place their names on the subscription list, thereby assuring themselves of the same seats each week for any per- formance they desire. The books double: the: pleasure: of your trip to ybllowstok13 The pleasure of your trip to Yellow- stone can be doubled by traveling via Lander, the new Southern Entrance, in one direction enabling you to enjoy scenery grand beyond compare, here- tofore not accessible to the tourist. Go via Lander, return via West Yel- lowstone. See the Jackson Hole coun- try, greatest big game retreat in the world, Jackson Lake and the Teton Mountains, most majestic range in all the Rockies, Salt Lake City, Colorado Springs and Pike's Peak Region, Den- ver, with its Mountain Parks, all on one grand scenic circle ticket. The trip of a lifetime. Write C. A. Cairns, P. T. M„ C. & N. W. Ry., 226 W. Jackson St., Chicago, for free copy of illustrated folder, "Teton Mountain Route to Yellowstone," and other in- teresting information or Phone Wil- mette Ticket Agent, Earl E. Orner, Wilmette 4. â€"Advertisement for these reservations will be open on Monday and every day following from 11 o'clock until 9 o'clock in the evening. A Dollar a Mileâ€"That's What These Speeders Paid H. J. Rosenberg, of the Rosenberg Department store, Evanston, and Gor- don P. Kelley, Chicago, were each fined $45 and costs by justice Daniel M. Mickey this week. 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