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F; DASHING COMEDY " WHOLEOIIE l, -. - ENTERTAINIENT . . ' x a LAST SHOWING or' "DANGEROUS CURVES” FRIDAY, AUG. 23 84. Eternal) alums PIONI "' mums!) MOVIETON E "rCrrseCi,"Cr1'i"il 'IPI" & (N al, [ASL/l, _il'iil innsCHEYN LY r te! Itil.)); “Exalted Flapper" SATURDAY, AUG. 24 THURSDAY. - FRIDAY AUG, 29, 39. . Mnlrztrttim WY“ Fiitta SUE CAROL BARRY NORTON _ IRENE RICH . m AN. ALL-TALKING - SINGING - DANCING PICTURE. s mu RAINBONE REHMT mummy 'd6EOR6E mum) , -' “BROADWAY BABIES” (SYNCBRONIZED) MONDAY - TUESDAY AUG. 26, 27 _ NORMA 'WEDNESDAY, AUG.' 28 ALICE WHITE COMEDY - NEWS POLKA BROS. ' 'Thru Different Eyes." $91519“, AUG. 25 MARY DUNCAN WARNER BAXTER EDMUND LOWE ,IN A TRULY GREAT ALL TALKING PICTURE CONTINUOUS 2 ao 1i COMEDY - NEWS HEAR MENJOI/ new Esme PERFECTBD VITA PHONE THE-P3333 Thursday, August 15th, the chil- dren from Ravinia and Sunset Park took a bus trip to Chicago. We 'left Sunset Park at 9:00 a. m. Much excitement prevailed in the bus/when the water' in the radiator started to boil and splashed like a fountain over the windshield. At 10:30 we reached Lincoln Park where. we stayed an hour-and. let,""', the animals. The girls and _ oys enjoyed themselves' by riding horseback. The children were not allowed to feed the mon/ keys but could feed the bears. The) bears..would stand up on two legs to catch the nuts. At 11:30 we left Lincoln Park and reaehedrthe Field Museum at 12 o'eloek. We. ate our lunch in the Ittnehroo'rn. [On the'way back .we got lost. We m’the mum- mics and the tstaffed elephants. A few of the girls touched the elephants when the guards were not looking. My! How' funny they felt. Some of This has beisnVvery happy sea- son for all who were connected with the playgrounds. It is felt, that a lot has been accomplished .in the way of putting the playgrounds on a, more established foundation. One thing which has been laekintrat Sun- set Park is the, lack “of interest by the older youths-of the community. Mr. thing and Mr. 1)rosrn,.repris1sent, inithe East Park tistAet are ’will- ing to " anything that will bring the girls. and boys of high school age to the park. . V i V T Next year let us try to take ad- vantage. of the opportunities which the East Park Poard affords. . l Our Bus‘Trip . i Helen Titman and Lorraine Zimmer Evening" Program __ I In the evening beginning at 7:30 the pregram will begin. The main feature 'of the evening will be the tumbling by the Sunset girls. Their performance will take place on the bowling" greens. This is the first season any of the girls have ever had any tumbling at all.' They. have been very interested in it. This is. very evident by the high degree to which they have perfected their skill; There, will be headstands, baekbends,' hand-) stands and all kinds' of combinations. There will also be pyramids end group stunts. One of the most -pdp- ular cot theseis the “Snake.” Come and seejt. " The Ravinis children‘will put on a trviisurpiariee,ioraitet and several, Stunts. The evening will end with lk presentation " awards and medals; l 7 _ _" , tions pf these colors. The pride of the exhibition is the leather work. Leather' pocket books, biljfolds. and change purses are very carefully worked upon. First' the girl must make her own design on tracing paper which is then retraced on the leather. Tooling of this design into the leather requires patience as well as the pasting in of the lining and of the lacing. After the (lacing the tooling is carefully mixed and kept, for exhibition. Each girl who has a) pocket book on display is extremely proud of her ability to complete this difficult piece of,, handiwork. A sim- ilar amount will be displayed by Ra- vinia. 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Petr-s 2d The bus trip to Lincoln" Park,' the I'ield Museum and, the, ball game, was the main _event .of last Week: Twenty-six Ravinia "thildren filled pp the Ravinia bus. No casualty occurred to‘mar the perfect success bf‘the day and trip. . Baseball Games _ _' Sunset Stars vs. Liyewires--Tues _disy August 13: 7 , The season closes with a total 'reg- istration of 230, children/aa .aver- age morning attendance of aroundso, and an average afternoon attendance of around 35. . _ The boys" haire also organized a Bard Ball team and would like to challenge sunset. They lost their Indoor game last Wednesday, but in- tend to retrieve themselves in the two games scheduled this week for Wednesday “and Friday. on a gypsy dantis The boys had started work on a glee elub., Ravinia ehildien .are now busily working upon the last few articles for the .Handieraft exhibit Friday and practicing for their respective parts in the Ptyrisant which closes the season Friday night. _ Ravinia girls,‘ages nine and under, are do- intrpintrinst games in the Pageant and ages nine and over are Working the girls went to the ascend floor and looking'at the, cases dot lost. We left Field Muaeum at 1:30 p. m. and arrived at. Comisky Park at 2:15, Before the game they had-an enter. tainment. It was a tennis match, There was a net about three feet long and they played with ten cent rackets. .It was lots of fun. Wish. ington ran away the Son, the Score was nine to four. At 5:00 O’clock, the ball game wee over. Coming back we kissed fenders with another car, Fortunately we only amped the dirt of thé 'other car. We raced with the other bus when we were on Wanke. gan road but We had to atop for water for our radiator, thus "Ravinia beat in the race. It.was a glorious trip. Let.us make these trips oft. ener. _ . . Ravinia Children Busy “Mi. Amt 22, 1929' ttt " " If! 1611 " 10 ‘NEW Ir Tum-saw. Aw Six hundn ottieera' wives fine new sets first Uncle f any quantity port from W _ From Ne there' is ejoi tiquated than which the g! be discarded handsome m: Report fro; Uhele S. Despite th istence' they have had a furniture v noses of nil mum to-tup The first chased with priatibri of 5 by the qua] the new be various pas will be ‘equi The furn hegany of designed to of army m1 will remain house inste place to pls) mating the crating th, save eribugr' new fumiti Homes 20 tropics' wi equipped. history " warrant _o'f The_furriit mahogany Fdr yea of _furnitu; hall trees, ioned bool wt im