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ver hash house, was none other than ILgL8t.ettoj, "E. -, i?fgel, 1 IWfsd't1k, 'iili"iiaRiaalil I - . an“... iiiNiiiii mos 21 . “7",“? I ' = 35"” tlr,, . ever ','v,e,,ru,.titri'l,f 1ri2,tt'tir , aid nnedy in: in t) . war, he was supported by Dorothy tokes, as Susie, I hash slinger do. mks. Mrs. Stokes (aye a finished erformameo- ass. of ggtmt.tthg..t.gLts-c, A audevi11e"ttiii8 consisting of" AF hut R. sehram/Wni. P. Ross, Ruth layer, and Mormikiets strolled n, to be hiredhy w. te-ii-iii-isis-ii-ik , vaudeville' booking agent. The a. rss-tf- ggarxaar-Paz4src,dttmietr he unexpectesCatld, delightful ded mu‘neement to t)ii1rliiriift, skit. Sev- ‘raldggglgirng good -_bliiiirriiitTiiirlfrftTr- mg bf “Ruth Meyéf "iiiiirniririiiitiir tietz with two delightful songs by Cheodore _.1iiyr11tt,, who as Tony, 3 {egnut vendor, ittirittdiiigrirT'iif6r -rtoitt 3;:Tquamxnndremflx? iiriii'TtGiit7it 713%; TdTii"tr. Vii Bergen" and Robert Long iliio credit- ably msrtieipited in this act. J--l1I1yi11f?a-l,s9eylf, ‘22:“; reuuculclu. - _ _ , J. 'NN"'" CF 5,”, '7L"G'iTaaGaEa= . ,rrz:zzxz=zzz===zxg-msi- T" v _aavenant, Hobart Jil. Smith, Eugene The Pykhtrtr' won the.Jiht PM I Klaber, A. B. Tanner_and Gordon Pytrt.t.tmitr., leugue .ehaypioe!tr? by El. Cook. Members of the River Gang t.iefettimr, the Fighting Aees 17 to. " r.' ‘.o.t .-Bafi ttm , 3‘... . C" ‘ te-ttout" - I‘;"L; V 'i'r"i'l',u'i-,r,'liitid-'-"s'-.] [l C, I . I c 'r', w: . "f , ' t /, I , " C, l " ' g did_ttut1r, tttel.. Roam..- b,i,.remesm, u Li7iriiiiiiri cur-aosricutsr-thasuuastkhHr1t, s.wltiie, 9E92EEk:99eehxeeMeSeceedeeeffirT5ET5aaiT%FF5iEii6TieF=rist =rERFzrzTfirfiffiiiF AVINIA VARIEI'II'S ' AGAIN FRIDAY NIGHT jelh Bede, Martha Bryant, Helen Lynn, expertly tap danced their way into the heartsrot their audience. Following Were " series of tut: moving f'quiehies" préseajaed " Bea Mellinger, Terry Fisher, Dr. Bar- ackman and J. Mi11trEnston. "The Wedding," 3 one-act comedy, was presented by Joan McKnight, un- der whose slirepthtn, e eqat, .ofde’eyeu gave a smooth, professional perform- ance. Marcelle Vail,_beantiful bride that she was, Edward A. Merrill the groom, upset and assisted by no one, Orrin McCorrison , beat manly!“ g pest, carried the iiifitTit '51 We'comedy and came through like regular troup- ers. They were ably supported by Bernice Bentley, althWLrmt, George Prindle and Donuld Vail. ' The Alden Studio, of Highland Park, were responsible for the stun- nine stage furnishings, while .the bride's bouquet was contributed by the Dreiske Floral shop. - _ "The Wedding" was followed by "Two Ravinians" written by Henry Hammer and acted by him and Get- trude Perrigo, with musical accom- Ottrtiment by Marie Hammer. Pull of local wise-cracks, this sketch made I distinct hit. V mm 3 sum tttt re: (Continued from pure IO “Th! lively sexiétte consisting of Mil- than: In I tr PM to d Lau March Mt, " Tlf Mi P""JWYe"nPr"rT"'T"', in ungling Floppo Circus” wag display ofl clever ability. ms to James Cady Ewell and rie for u thrilling perform- Parade'around the auditor- ded the drawing ogthg cut- iscluqe the outside of the his m a display of trenks and When-tho, “big top" was Lek a enacting circus win in ltr. Bunny Purdue u I an, J. Mitlt Emu u tight ken Fauna acted ”WE: . Pe,ttttthbrutmttri1 m 1tmdhli'ru,t"t'iii'.'ii"iiriii aicdis £31.41 In plant. hone, tier and gorilla by Gordon Lronard, Bill Meyer. William Hoertnnn, Fred Nelson, Harvey or. sen and Roland Wilder. Arthur Ttaft/ Roland Wilder, Richard Guilt, Ed. Inch: w-Liddier--ahe4a end Ede.ltttt" Leonard were A group gt ride-split- ting clowns. Robert Trotter was as hard working Flunke'y meetint the 'rl-l-al', '. yd «m W-Evdl. the H 'NiitiiIiEeiaiii-itieitm - "d-', I 'A'i ' I; , Thal' - g if?“ iN " I”; 'Witt ' 'rirFaiti , performance of his snowmen and for '; the rich comedy of his act. _ Praise Given -.---' -.._.... .'.., -... -.. To Frederick V.- Degenhardt and John S. Van Betrtten credit is due tot 1* - .V I 61!, Irs-ir-ep) rr-tutr-did much to make the, Varieties an un- usually good Show. _ _ --- ig." d. 30m, chairman. baboon re- sponsible for thtrrerfymetes, which far two months Have had his uncut itfé'n'ifdf He rraaiiiiiFr6rarir5" Grinnell. Walter met: in bqsineu manager. Basketball Results In . . _ _ Elm Place {league for 7 - W “H; - - __ _ Aces accounted for 12 of Ibis team's 14 points. - _ - " the win eoimtui by beating the Ti- Tr-is-iii-mr-s-wr-tiris-r-ttie-tiw-IPR, were high scorers of the Ramblers, while Glader ehalked up most of the Tigers' " points. Blackhawks .. Fighting Aces Tigers _.....,.'...... Ramblers: .....'.., PRESENT THIRD PLAY Oli' CIRCUIT THEATRT T _ I ' forthe Circuit Theatre, but who has also been may for some time on the professional stage. In the important role of Mrs. Badman, wife of the old rector, is Mrs. Louis A. Sherman of Winnetka. Mrs. Sherman, long A member of the Circuit Theatre, last took an active part in the production of "Ieehound." English Play In presenting this play of English villsge life, the Circuit Theatre hes tried as ferns is possible to use sme- teurs whouar‘e true to the type they portray. Accordingly several' hive been obtained who ere native Eng- lishmen. Norman G. Kirby, of Rub- bard Woods, is a native‘of Plymouth. Devon county, the exsct county in Which .Gelsworthy pieces his play. Even Leslie Ellis of Wilmette is s native of Cor-null. Englsnd. and hes spent many years in.Austrslis. Rob- ert G. 1tdel,idf1to of Glencoe, Scotch by birth, has spent nearly twenty yesrs in London. Arthur Itchy of Winnetks is s nstive of Scotlend but went many veers in knee-hire. Enc- By 'tttt ren using ever: man in drives down Final league Standing (Continued from page 3) m my 5" wa _ Lost run P3388 Quality _ Market FUEL OILS COMMERCE PETROLEUM COMPANY Willow Road Winnetka, Ill. Patronize the Press Advertisers Our Motto--- _ Better Meats for Less 'Money Creameiy Butter Mid;.......-.............. ...'...........,.... Choice Sirloin. Steaks iia7i'riGGium Bacon, Sliced 2 minds fr Mith/e Beef Pot Roast pom“! iii7iiiitrgiiGiAeaf Pure Lard iiGGriik Leg of Veal Roast pomyi pound LiikGl Spring Lamb iiiFierhouse Steaks ttil, Lamb Chops pound Vial Cutlets pound porrd, pound pound SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK that more than meet the airee1f1eatiortts of The Bureau of Standards strtNlPtmlimmm ‘Ave’nue P mcnwoon . - BAKERY SALE AT THIS STORE SATURDAY, MARCH 14 _ -thiiiiriiiiamthstrood 3259 FISH AND OYSTERS every Wednesday and Friday EEiEiEEEiEE There will be a Phones Tttht/ll', : tt, “A! 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