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seven ie ry seven Ameriâ€" man, "is affliicted disability which uberculosis as a during the world â€"diseases and orâ€" _ hands with the Already listed on P. Heineck, surâ€" rer, physician; Dr. tologist; Dr. Roy list in children‘s .. Gilmore, roentâ€" A. Field, dentist; ‘in, othopedic surâ€" of leading foot id is making its rited Chicagoans. mittee under the ~â€"G. Hoak, with nreed of suct imanâ€" pointed t 1,000,000 people ted with foot ailâ€" _ or less degree. Is, he said, offer e relief of such small clinic conâ€" ible. organization, s are turned . away eceive even first ommittee se, treasurer.> In 1 and maintain a rimarly to the ses, the foot speâ€" NSWERS N PAGE 40 eosting costing the Uniâ€" > $100,000,000 â€" in tion cenâ€" 3 lyi u‘y M’ 1929 out â€"~<rz>~â€"â€"â€"geon who would begin to â€"perform an \L important operationâ€"without having the various instruments he expects H to use, ‘all ‘sterilized and laidâ€" out t .. where he can reach them without an instant‘s delay. â€" The same principle | must apply to opera. During the "J\ _â€"__~ season we must work with speed, and : â€" we must be ready for the production {[C: that is ahead, long before the one in it * hand â€"is finished. This requires abâ€" â€"* solute order and system, and although 4| about a month is still to elapse beâ€" ~â€"» .fore the seagon actually begins, we have already begun the task of getâ€" f ting the costumes and properties in shape." : s +A 3 _ VARIED COSTUMES â€" FOR RAVINIA OPERA *eee it 5e _ q0 2b oens C3 C xi 2200 omm nh 0 P CBk + RhLPReR Re L ’iiilica] epoch in which, according to the records of the Old Testament, the drama of Samson and Delilah was enacted, down to the present. The dawn of the Middle Ages is repreâ€" sented in the costuming of "The Love of the Three Kings."~ The late Thirâ€" teenth ‘Century manner of dress is ‘seen in "Romeo andâ€" Juliet." Gerâ€" many‘s mediaeval period is set forth ~in . "La Juive." ~ "Andrea Chenier" brings the days of the French Revolu-% tion to mind, while the new costumes1 for "La Rondine," which is among the Ravinia novelties this season, deâ€" mands.the dress .of the Second Emâ€" pire. . Thus one â€"could .go through the centuries and find in the Ravinia store house, the costumes appropriate to it. . 4 What is more, nearly every nation is represented, for the locale of the opgéras on the Ravinia list, is wideâ€" spread. ~Ancient Egypt‘s life ~and marrers are. reflected in "Atda" and although this opera is not dated, the imaginary time of its action must have been as early if not earlier, than that ‘of "Samson and _ Delilah." tion of the ‘wardrobe women. â€"Operâ€" atic costumes.&re more or less taken for"granted when they are seen on the stage as a regular part of a perâ€" formance, but to see them in the cold light of day is quite another matter. Naturally, the costumes worn by the major principals are their own, and it is because of these that every leadâ€" ingâ€"artist is burdened down with so many trunks when travelling.. The costumes . worn by. the chorus â€"and most of the minor principals are furâ€" nished by the management, and it is these upon which the present work is being done. ~ s .+They are representative. of all hisâ€" foricalâ€" periods â€"from â€"that _ ancient _ It would astound the average opera patron if he were to look into the Ravinia storehouses at this time and to see the array of costumes that are being taken out of the cedar lined chests for theâ€" inspection and~ attenâ€" thing in connection ‘ with Ravinia Operh, for Mr. Eckstein, who is a stickler for detail, insists that nothâ€" ing whichâ€" will enhance an operatic performance shall be overlooked and that everything shall be arranged in advance to facilitate matters when the timeâ€"comes to use it. "I ¢annot imagine a business man about to begin negotiations in some big affair," he says, "who â€"does npt we Psen n ow a 3 i & * 1 P flursdny. my 80, 1929 *~â€"Every Nation Represented {(Continued from page 4) Array of Costumes e n en ns ki _3 â€" Don‘t let old pieces of furniture be in your way. Just call H. P. 1695 and the Camp Fire maidens will glady call for the donations. Wanted « Hear Ye! again good folks of Highâ€" land Park, the Lewa Anahan Camp Fire Girls are still looking for old furniture to fill in some vacant places in their new Camp Fire room. Perhaps someone may have counted every single costume in this list, but without dealing in concrete figures it is safe to say that there must be somethingâ€"likeâ€"2,000â€"ofâ€"them.:â€"â€"The work of the moment is to take them oneâ€"by.one, to inspect them minutely, to make â€"any repairs that may be necâ€" essary, to see that they are clean and then to press them. This work done, they are classified according to the production in which they are used, carefully indexed and placed on hangâ€" ers from which they are taken when heeded.. It is a big job and one that is highly important. * /C ies o 3 o o NP Tay young: dan~ dies and Inagidsâ€"inâ€"waiting; teachers, priests,; bishops, archbishops and carâ€" ‘dinals; kings and queens, courtiers of a@ll degrees, dancers, humble servants and slaves; clansmen from the Scotâ€" tish â€" highlands, yoemen of merry England, Italians and Frenchmen of all, kinds, Japanese, Arabians, Ethiâ€" opiansâ€"yes, Americans too, for these figure in "The Masked Ball" and "Maâ€" dame Butterfly" and representt widely separated periods. These are only a few of the persons and classes who, could .they suddenly be resurrected in the flesh, would find at: Ravinia exactly the dress to which they had been accustomed in life. ? f "Thais" presents another and less military phase of Egyptian life as it flourished during the first century of. the Christian era. The time of "Lghengrin" is likewise uncertain, but the place is Germany and it is safe to assume that its action took place about the time of the Teutonic .inâ€" vasions of the Roman Empire when the Teutonic peoples were uninfliuâ€" enced by Roman law, for in it we find the ancient custom of trial by battle. And if all countries and all periods of those countries‘ lend themâ€" selves to opera and make demands for correct costuming, one cannot lose sight of the fact that virtually every walk of life of those times and places must likewise be considered. â€" _ _ . steps e a‘? 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