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t | . _ Telephone H. P. 523 _ . | PRAIRIE AVENUE, HIGHWOOD, ILL. I have been views of +A " roaily en phopk e mentpeeeieee s ue Nn * "ntn n North Shore Trust Company ROSENTHAL, MAYER & LEWIS, No cost for expert advice on "How to Improve Vacant ,rvpdrty" OUR references are clients for whom we have erected buildings. For those who will give us an opportunity to figure on any contemplated building, we will be pleased to make up sketches and financial setupsâ€"without cost. We have erected buildings of all kinds and types and are therefore in a position to show you the actually comâ€" pleted buildings, making it unnecessary for you to visâ€" ualize from blue prints only. at any Builders of Hotels, Kitchenettes, Apartments, Industrial Buildings SIGNS OF SPRING ARE HERE If you are considering a new home, or improving the old one, it experience has proven to me that it pays to consult your Insurance, Building Management Real Estate Investment, Renting gardener first. 1 will be glad to consult with you Among the Many Services Rendered . Checking Accounts Savings Accounts Christmas Savings Clubs Safety Deposit Boxes Incorporated This Bank Suite 505â€"7 T71 W. Washington Street 1. mm m eA oo e en ee ce etete {l?ord outfit will take on Anpach‘s ‘ Realtors and the Public Service in a | Fell‘s Clothiers ... Anspach Realtors . | H. P. Press mat | Larson‘s Stationers Public Service . | H. P.â€"Nash f ; Pinsutiâ€"Benbow | Thou art the Night Wind . «Gaul | Morning Song Forman y Highland Park Music club choral. |\ Director, Mrs. Waiter Livingston | Vance. This week‘s schedule: Tonight, June 28, Larsons Stationâ€" ers vs. Anspach Realtors. Monday, July 2, Public Service vs. "Lefty" Weiss pitched wonderful ball for the victors in both contests. John Gerken and Happner worked on the slab for the Press outfit. On Thursday Fell‘s Clothiers gave the Public Service a 15â€"3 lacing. A heavy program is on schedule for the teams and their foll week. On Tuesday night Tuesday, July 3, Anpach Realtors vs. Nashâ€"Ford. â€" 'fiu;srd;y. July 5, Larson‘s vs. Fell‘s Clothiers.. Many music lovers attended the first open guest day of the Highlandl Park Music club held yesterday afâ€"} ternoon at the Ravinia House. A very | delightful program was given by the | following members: Mrs. Ernest Nolâ€" ting, Mrs. Thomas Sheridan and Mrs. Marie Hammer, pianists ; Mrs.| Maude _ Brouillette, â€" Miss â€" Isabelle Brown, â€" sopranos; Miss â€" Berenice, Bentley, â€" Miss â€" Mifawney Roberts,{ Mrs. Goodwin Garst, accompanists. The program was as follows Caro Mio Ben C Fiore Che Langue vas The doube victory of "Eckey" CaÂ¥iâ€" son‘s Fell‘s Clothiers over the Highâ€" H. P. Press. Miss Isabelle Brown Singing Fountain _ . .. Niemann Children‘s Pieces: Prelude, Bolero, Carrillon, Berâ€" _ â€" ceuse, Galop .. .. ___._.Casella Rhapsodie F minor . ... Dohnanyi Mrs. Marie Hammert Windy Nights Rain â€" . Time to Rise . Woodland Vignettes , _ Mrs. Maude Brouillette Thy Beaming Eyes ... Mac Nocturne ppeeertermened featured the past week of play in the Highiand Park Indoor League. The Clothiers took the two games by 5â€"2 and 2â€"0 scores respectively. Tuesday, July 3, Public Service vs. Nashâ€"Ford. MUSIC LOVERS AT Unusual Program Given by Talâ€" ented Musicians at Ravinia â€" Club Yesterday FELLS TEAM TAKES _ TWO FROM PRESS NINE Games in Indoor League During Past Week; Schedule for Coming Week | Miss Brown First Movementâ€"A Minor Con certo for two pianos . Gr Mrs. Ernest Noiting and Mrs. Thomas Sheridan The Vine Gatherers ._._........_De Welcome Pretty Primrose ... DOROTHY MARTIN OF EV ANSTON GAINS FAME Plays Leading Part in "Excess Baggage" at Garrick Dorothy Martin who plays the part of Betty Ford in "Excess Baggage" at the Garrick theatre started her career as a tiny dancer. Her first appearance was in her own home town of Evanston when she was four years old. ‘ Ever since she can reâ€" member she wanted to go on the stage. Her family made one stipulaâ€" tion, that she finish school and keep up with her dancing~if she wished during that period. As soom as she had finished school Porothy found her way into the "Greenwich Village Foilics" as a dancer. She had realized her desire Then she came home for a vacation and by a trick of fate the part of Betty Ford in "Excess Baggage" was offered her. While it is an acting part, it is also the role of a young girl who is a dancer on the stage and because of daneing Dorothy was able to fill the role. Now she is having the fun of living at home in Evanston and playing in Chicago, an opportunity given to few mctresses outside of New York. _ to play on Broadway, the land of her of â€"my long training in dancing,â€" but the dancing has been a real steppin@ stone to the parts that I should like _ "My choice in choosing the kind of a career on the stage," says Doroâ€" thy, "would be as an actress in spite to play. Moreover the danzing is a!~ command in the sort of plays which are being produced right now. If I could not dance, L would lose half the Standing to Date Games of performing the part of OPEN GUEST DAY Played Won Lots Pct. MacDowell ___.Curran Cordani ... Rotoli Bentley Bentley Bentley Bentley at Denza Griew Mrs. Adah Bryant Buckingham preâ€" sented three pupils in a very pleasing L.0L samitel jact Friday evening at PRESENT THREE PUPILS IN RECITAL FRIDAY program was given: â€" fi Soul‘s Longing ._.â€"â€"â€"Prothera April .My April ..__...__Milligan The ‘Blind Ploughman ...........Clarke _ With excellent tome production good style and poise the following At Dawning ....._......_...â€"._â€" ‘The Piper of Lone _ (soprano) Give a Man a Horse He Can Ride Thurs., 8:15, SAMSON & DELILAH, Claussen, Martinelli, Danise, Rothier, D‘Angelo, Page, Hasselmans; Fri., FAUST, Gall, Chamlee, Rothier, Swartâ€" hout, Defrere, Hasselmans; Sat., AIDA, Rethberg, Martinelli, Danise, Boursâ€" kaya, Lazzari, D‘Angelo, Papi; Sun., at 3 CONCERT (all seats free); 8:15, MME. BUTTERFLY, Easton, Johnson, Bourskaya, Basiola, Mojica, Cehanâ€" ovsky, D‘Angelo, Papi; Mon., extra performance, MASKET BALL, Rethberg, Martinelli, Macbeth, Claussen, Danise, Cehanovsky, D‘Angelo, Lazzari, Page, Papi; Tues., LOUISE, Gall, Johnson, Claussen, Maxwell, Swarthout, Mojica, D‘Angelo, Rothier, Page, Hasselmans; Wed., ANDRE CHENIER, Easton, Martinelli, Bourskaya, Swarthout, Mojica, Danise, Defrere, D‘Angelo, Papi. Telephone H. P. 1800 Ravinia Operati Chicago Symphony Orchestra BOX OFFICEâ€"Phone Rogers Park 9112 from Chicago (no toll). From suburbs Highland Park 2727. Gate admission, $1. Reserved seats opera nights, $1.50, $1.75, $2.50, $3, and 400 free seats. HIGHLAND PARK STATE BANK TRANSPORTATIONâ€"C. & N. W. 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