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32 Patronize the Press Advertisers CONSERVATIVE MARGIN ACCOUNTS SOLICITED COOPER, DYysaART & KuH Av1OCIATR MEMHERS NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGEB B DC Board of Trade Bidg. CHICAGO AC:O BOARD OF TRADE M EM BER s TOCK . EXCHANGE URB EXCHANGE This is a driving range not a Tom Thumb game Here‘s where you sock it and forget about the ball. PLENTY OF FREE PARKING SPACE A comfortably appointed customer‘ s room has been furnished for women Robert H. Christy Nortn Snore Hote: Complete facilities for executing orders on all principal exchanges Evanston Phone Davis 8275 T HE PRESS |RAVINIA SEASON IS | â€"â€" NEARLY HALF OVER has ever known, music that finds‘ place on many programs and is thoroughly appreciated by many who have never set foot in an open house. As Dalila the temptress, Mme. Clausâ€" sen will have a role which is one of the finest ever written for a contralâ€" to, whilé as Samson, the Biblical giant, Giovanni Martinelli appears to finest advantage. Extremely dramaâ€" tic, this role makes demands upon its interpreter which are herculean, yet Mr. Martinelli meets them with conâ€" summate ease. Mario Basiola will be cast as the high priest, while Leon Rothier will be the Old Hebrew. Others in the cast are Mr. D‘Angelo, Mr. Windheim, Mr. Oliviero and Mr. Aranian. There is beautiul ballet in this opera which will be headed by Miss Ruth Page. Louis Hasselmans «will conduct. The high spot of the children‘s afternoon will be reached on Thursday afternoon, July 31, when the outâ€"ofâ€" door carnival will be held. This year this feature will take the form of an "Army and Navy Day with the U. S. Marine Corps." Soldiers from Ft. Sheridan, sailors from the Great Lakes Naval Station and marines likewise from the Great Lakes, will participate in spectacular drills and exhibitions. There will be music by the bands from both branches of the service. Like all the Thursday afterâ€" noon events at Ravinia, children twelve years and under will be adâ€" mitted free. Seats will be free for "I1 Trovatore," which created a furore when it was presented at Raâ€" vinia somewhat earlier in the season will be given again on Friday, Aug. 1, with the same celebrated Ravinia cast which has helped add to the imâ€" mortality of this famous old Verdi work. This means that Mme. Elisaâ€" beth Rethberg will have the role of Leonora with Giovanni Martinelli opâ€" posite her as Manrico. These are two of the most dramatic roles in opera | which find perfect exponents in these two artists. Giuseppe Danise will be I Count Di Luna, another splendid part | and Mme. Claussen will be Azucena, "La Traviata" will ‘be brought to‘ performance for the first time this season on Thursday night, July 31, and Mme. Lucrezia Bori will have the title role in which she has won the plaudits of the public in many opera houses and on numerous occasions. This is another of those typical Bori parts in which this petite prima donna excels. It gives her the opporâ€" tunity to draw a vivid character porâ€" trait and to embellish it by â€"the arts of song and acting, in both of which fields she occupies a place that is all her own. Mario Chamlee will apâ€" pear opposite her as Alfredo, one of the finest of opera‘s lyric roles while Giuseppe Danise will be cast as the elder Germont, in which he can use his splendid vocal quality to full adâ€" vantage. The cast will likewise inâ€" clude Miss Correnti, Miss Falco, Mr. Windheim, _ Mr. â€"Cehanovsky, Mr. D‘Angelo and Mr. Ananian. Ruth Page and Blake Scott head the ballet. Mr. Papi will conduct. everyone. (Continued from page 31) the gypsy mother. Others in the cast are Miss Falco, Mr. D‘Angelo and Mr. Oliviero. Mr. Papi will conduct. Repeat "LaRondine" There will be a repeat performance of "La Rondine" on Saturday night, Aug. 2. This modern work by the beâ€" loved Giacomo Puccini, brought recâ€" crd audiences on the two occasions when it was given this year, and still the demand continues. It will be reâ€" membered that this opera was added to the Ravinia list last season, immeâ€" diately becoming a prime favorite. It gives Mme. Lucrezia Bori a role which is perfectly suited to her, for it demands not only fine singing and acting but a perfect understanding of its psychology. Edward Johnson will again appear opposite Mme. Bori as Ruggero. Miss Florence.Macbeth will have the part of the lively Lizâ€" ette while Armand Tokatyan will have the equally amusing role of Prunier. Others in the cast are Miss Maxwell, Miss Falco, Miss Paggi, ‘Mr. Windheim, Mr. Cehanovsky, Mr. D‘Angelo, and Mr, Ananian.‘ There will be ballet with Miss Ruth Page and Blake Scott featured. Mr. Papi will conduct. The national concert series which has been a Sunday afternoon feature at Ravinia for several weeks, will be temporarily interrupted on Sunday afternoon, Aug. 3, to give the men of the orchestra a chance to display their individuality. The Chicago Symâ€" phony orchestra, conducted by Eric DeLamarter will contribute some enâ€" semble numbers â€"to the program, but the greater part of the afternoon‘s enâ€" tertainment will consist of solo numâ€" bers by the members of the orchesâ€" tra. On Sunday night, Aug. 3, "Lucia" will be sung, Miss Florence Macbeth, having the title role, while Mario Chamlee will appear as Sir Edgar. Mario Basiola will be cast as Sir Henry. Others in the cast are Mr. Lazzari, Mr. Oliviero and Miss Falco. Mr. Papi will conduct. Recent Proceedings in the Probate Court Recent proceedings of interest here are lows: John J. Cleary Jr. Highland Park. Will admitted to probate. Estate ‘of $10,000 personal property given to wife, Dorothy Higgs Cleary. Letters testamentary issued to Dorothy Higgs Cleary, â€" Bond of $20,000. Date of hearing on claims set for Sept. 2. John C. Huch1, Deerfield. Hearing on claims of August Hueh! et al conâ€" tinued to July 21. oalnk Casper E. Magnusson, Highland Park. Final report approved. Estate closed. s William D. Messinger, Highland Park. Petition for probate of will filed and set forhearing August 4. Heirship proved. The Mud Ball Who knows anything, who can be wise? Great star clusters millions of light years away. Electrons so small that a pin prick can hold billions. And, in between, a little ball of mud with people on it. How can they help being foolish? What way is there for them not to be foolish?â€"Womâ€" an‘s Home Companion. Thursday, July 24, 1930 in probate court reported as folâ€"