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Thursday, October 30, 1930 CIRCUIT THEATRE PLANS GO FORWARD ford, Nellie‘s uncle, and the role of Tom ‘Bedford, Nellie‘s poor, crippled cousin, will be played by Miss Helen Goldstein of Highland Park, whose playing of the role of "Sister" in the last season‘s production of "The Lady Next Door" won for her the name of a very capable young juvenâ€" ile. Mrs. Norman MacLeish of Winâ€" netka is to play the very important role of the villian‘s rich aunt. The comedy parts in this producâ€" tion of "Nellie" will be played by Milâ€" ton Klee of Glencoe and Miss Jane Gray Doty of Evanston. Completing the group already in rehearsal are Mrs. Benjamin M. Price of Winnetka and Francis G. Fabian of Evanston. Each of them piay several small but important roles. Several small parts remain to be filled, and any who especially wish to take part in the production of this kearty melodrama of 1880 are invited to call at the studio at once. & Prospects Improve The subscription campaign of the season will officially end on Nov. 1. It has been conducted in each town by ‘a local committee, and Mrs. W. C. Shipnes has been chosen chairman in Highland Park and Mrs. Harold Ambler in Lake Forest. Due to the paralyzing effect of the national ecoâ€" nomic situation, the Circuit theatre has been having an entirely upâ€"hill climb toward balancing its budget for the year, but word from the manager is that results of the past week have done much to remove the doubts as is that results done much to to the future. "Mileâ€"Aâ€"Minuteâ€"Marty" by Willits Hudsonâ€"Essex Co.,29 So. 2 nd St. (Continued from page 2) an!â€"nere‘s Tns# PrAcCE / THey. OV O H T A h BE eLAp _â€"â€" To No mE < a LiTTLe |POLL® FAVOR ,|LoteERIWG ‘s Th® Ey MILESs 1s my NAMEâ€" MARTY MILES =â€" 1 wANTA seE mr. cxra‘o'-‘e P * =t SSA ERE Yount (* i2 SCOUT CAMPERS AND FATHERS IN REUNION with their old favorite "Whoopee Kiâ€" Yi, Yoâ€"Ho." 9ees George Bersch, chairman of the meeting, in a short talk brought out some of the more serious things done at Camp Makajawan describing the day‘s program and some of the worthâ€" while accomplishments of camp. Mr. Frank Kreusch was called upon to tell one of his favorite camp stories, you know the kind that are hard to believeâ€""whoppers" they call them. A typical campfire comedy stunt, "Lily of the Alley" was put on by the Order of the Arrow scouts. To climax the evening‘s program Chief Whirling Thunder of the Winâ€" nebago tribe, who was on the camp staff appeared in costume to put on the "Brave Heart," Indian dance, making a very impressive ending to the interesting evening. The dinner was prepared and served by Mrs. Wright and her staff of the Deerfieldâ€"Shields high school dining room. Much praise is extended her by the scouts and dads for the fine meal and dining room management. Invite Parents The parents and friends of the Your personal smartness will be enhanced by a Hat made especially for you. (Continued from page 2) Mabel Ann Ernst "Hats Made to Order" 4 North Sheridan Road Highland Park ndividuality â€" MAN =â€" wADD YA __WANT P THE PRESS members of Troop 48 are cordially inâ€" vited to attend the regular troop meetâ€" ing this week which will be held at the American Legion headquarters at 7:30 p.m. At this meeting several scout games will be played and the movies taken at Camp Makajawan will be shown for the first time to any troop. The movies will be followed by songs and refreshments. EGGSâ€"Strictly fresh, at special low price, doz. CREAMERY BUTTERâ€"Fresh, lb. ... : SUGARâ€"Fine Granulated, 10 lbs. ... 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