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Entertainment Plus Announced For Week â€"On Alcyon Screen For entertainment that leaves 8 catch in the throat and a laugh in your heart; "Little Nellic Kelly," presenting Judy Garland, George Murphy and Charles Winninger flls the bill at the Alcyon on Friday and Saturday. [ 1 100. 0008 on td arnhaiss Bd W. Somerset Maughan wrote the play, Bette Davis is the star. The film is "The Letter," long awaited by movie audiences throughout the country, which promises to offer magnetic entertainment when it screens at the Alcyon on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. & Wednesday and Thursday of next week are doubleâ€"feature nights. Practically everyone is a detective fiction fan; and every fiction fan believes Ellery Queen one of the greatest of all amateur gleuths. It is good news, therefore, that "Ellery Queen, Master Detective," starring Ralph Bellamy and Margaret Lindâ€". say, can be seen on these two eveâ€" nings. The other film combines roâ€" mance, rollicking comedy and rapid fire action. The thrilling story of "Here Comes the Navy" is so timeâ€" ty that, heeding popular demand, it ._mwmzwhf%czflg. It stars James Cagney a at O‘Brien as two of the toughest tars that ever sailed the seas. || Garden Club To Hear â€" D. K. Millan, Jan. 28 The garden class of the Highland Park Woman‘s club will have their monthly meeting at the clubhouse on Tuesday afternoon, Jan. 28, at 2:00 pm. Mr.‘D. K. Millan will speak on "Spring Flowering Shrubs and Bulbs." He will treat with those that may be planted this spring and bloom this spring. The last half of his lecture will be deâ€" voted to a discussion of insects and bugs since he is an authority on this subject, having been formerly. State entomologist. He will also answer questions about those pests, the bugs, the last 15 minutes of his talk, * .Guests may attend this lecture for the usual small guest fee by calling Mrs. John Marietta, Highland Park 2312. Hostess ;ot the day is Mrs. Ellery Harvey with Mrs. Leonard Keaster, Mrs. William Denzel and Mrs. Charles Sanborn as coâ€"hostâ€" esses. * Midâ€"Winter Luncheon and Bridge Jan. 29th The Highland Park Woman‘s club ~will give theirâ€"midâ€"winter luncheon and bridge at 1 p.m. Wedâ€" nesday, Jan. 29, for members and their guests. Mrs. Jess Halsted will have charge of the luncheon; Mrs. George Strecker, the table decoraâ€" tions; and Mrs. Tom Leeming prizes. Many members are having tables for 8 and 12 guests. Because of the popularity of the party last year, all reservations must be in the hands of the chairman, Mrs. Tom Leeming, by Saturday, Jan. 25. r Young Piano Genius Week Replaces Levitzki On _ t rannsar North Shore Series leaves a The playing of Poldi Mildner, tho‘ youthful genius of the piano, who will occupy the place in the current North Shore Series which was left vacant by the tragic death of Mischa Levitzki, has ealled forth a wealth of superlatives from the naâ€" tion‘s music critics. Her playing has been described as "plittering," "spectacular," and~ "full of Roman _eandles." 3 CEELECLEUE® Behind such music one might exâ€" pect a personality equally fiery and | tempestuous, but as & matter of fact, Miss Mildner is quiet, shy and> selfâ€"effacing. Blonde and clearâ€" skinned, she looks more like a high school~girl than a mature concert artist. j + Questioned about herself, she is apt to shrug her shoulders diffidentâ€" ly and remark, "there is nothing to say." In the winter she finds little time for pursuits other than the piano. In summer, she says, it is a little different. Then she swims, drives her car, and takes walks in the woods with "Dollie," her Schnauâ€" zer puppyâ€" A America she finds pleasantel Li0° when she first visited here eight years ago. That year she and her mother lived a ionely life in trains and hotel rooms, unable to make friends because of their limited "travelers‘ English." Now things are different, for the language is no longer a barrier and America has taken her to its heart. Miss Mildner will appear in Highâ€" land Park at the High School audiâ€" torium on the evening of Tuesday, Jan. 28, at 8:30. Tickets for this single recital are available now at the Treasure Chest, 390 Central avenue, Highland Park. 2t Marionette Show At . "Â¥" Saturday Morning "Raggedy Ann‘s Frolic‘" is comâ€" ing to Highland Park. What is it? It‘s a marionette show. Betty Phelps‘ Puppets are giving it Saturâ€" day morning, January 25, at 10:30, at the Y.W.C.A: * ‘Raggedy Ann willâ€" be there with her friends, the Tired Old Horse, Belindy, Eddie Elephant and the others, Of course the Pirate will be there, too, but you will have to come to know more about what he does! Raggedy Ann ‘and her friends have a new adventure. You will like it. The music is clever. It is from â€"Johnny Gruell‘s "Raggedy Ann‘s Songs." The dolls dance and have a fine time. So will everyone who comes to the â€""Y" Saturday morning. _ : Remember, <it‘s January 25th at 10:30 a.m. There will be a small admission charge. e s * Card of Thanks mt tA We sincerely wish to thank the many friends for their kindness and fieral offerings, Rev. Subr for his kind words of comfort and to all those who assisted at the funeral of our beloved sister and aunt, Mary ‘E. Potratz. â€"Mr. and Mrs. William Stange and Family, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Potratz, Emil Potratz and Family. she finds pleasanter than T HE P RESS Luncheonâ€"Bridge At Exmoor Feb. 12 For British War Relief a ‘ luncheonâ€"bridge Country club on 12th at 1 p.m. Th for each table ar and unusualâ€" doo awarded. Proceed Tickets may be . obtained from Mrs. George Childs, H.P. 677, Miss Helen Bergstrom, H. P. 3147, Mrs. C. B. Gwyn, Deerfield 2094, Mrs. Charles Timson, Deerfield 310J, or any of the following. committee: Mrs. Harold d‘Ancona, Mrs. Wm. Wm. H. Barker, Mrs. Samuel Bingâ€" Mrs. Harold d‘Ancona, Mrs, Wm. Wm. H. Barker, Mrs. Samuel Bingâ€" ham, Miss Ada Beverly, Mrs. Jerâ€" ome Bowes Jr., Mrs. Neil Bowles, Mrs. Thomas Creigh, Mrs. Wm. C. Egan, Mrs. John Erskine, Mrs. Walâ€" ter Frank Jr., Mrs. James Freudenâ€" thal, Mrs. Lee C. Gatewood, â€" Mrs. Robert Gosling, Mrs. Daniel Gutâ€" man, Mrs. Richard Hafner, Mrs. Robert Herbst, Mrs. Wm. Howard, Mrs. Dudley Hall, Mrs. Robert Jefâ€" feries, Mrs. Francis Knight, Mrs. George Mason, Mrs. Charles Mason, Mrs. Laurence Meyer, Mrs. Edward Marx, rs. Clarence Parliament, Mrs. w.°F. G. Ross, Mrs. David Sanders, Mrs. Edward Smith, Mrs., John Te ther, Mrs. Roger Vail, Mrs. R. C. Vinnedge, Mrs. Edward Weil, Mrs. Robert E. Wood, and Mrs. Lester Wellman Jr. It is advisable to make | your reservations early. Musart Club In f Sacred Concert At â€"â€" Bethany, Sunday The Musart club of Highland Park, a musical organization under the direction of Mrs. L. R. Hawley will appear in a sacred concert at the Bethany Evangelical church at Laurel and McGovern on Sunday afternoon at a 4:30 vesper. A cordâ€" ial invitation is extended to the pubâ€" lic to attend this concert. The folâ€" lowing program will be presented : Preludeé â€"â€"._.......~..«<â€"MI8, In K. Hawley Hymn x Prayer and a Responsive Scripture Reading. Chorus, "All Shall Be Well With . _ Chorus, ‘‘Through the Day, Through the ‘Night"â€" (Cradle 31 wivoces ases: se mss BFARMS (Sacred wotb by Mrs. E. D. Fritsch) Chorus, "Nobody Knows the Trouble I‘ve Seen " (Spiritual)...........Zamenenic Ruc ol . Masdamas Clamden. ‘Hints and Quartetâ€"Mesdames Siemsen, Hints and Fritsch, "God Is Our Refuge"...J. H. Beli Trioâ€"Mesdames Okey, Hifin and Spauldâ€" ing, "Lift To Thine Eyes" (Elijah) on 0 0.~....,~ Mendelssohn Trioâ€"Mesdames Okey, Hinn and Spauldâ€" ing. ‘"Peate 1 Leave With You" __â€"â€" Offertory â€"..â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"..........._Mrs. L. _ W, Hawley Chorus, "Evening Hymn‘"* ....._.Durley Buck Chorus, "Father Keep Us With Thee," ‘ (Absent ) ?fll‘ Metcalsâ€"Lynes (Sacred words b{ rs. G. J. Hinn) Quartetâ€"Mesdames Iverson, Okey, Erickson _ and Wessling, "A Pilgrim‘s Journey," (Londondery Air) M.Afllfebon Solo, Mrs. Myles Dressler, "Abide With M : ,=s. s nyrbervi nbtrenittin in rtioesti ie lecwtreres . SWR Chorus, "Prayer Porfect" ... _..._Stemson Chorus, "At the Close of the Da#" _ _ Benediction Postlude ... At the Close of the Da#" NCO %~ _.._. George B. Nevin rim‘ s Journey, . per mngic Cop?« 9 M..,..,........‘l'ilfemn Resolutions of condolence, enrds of th r,. "Abide With obituaries, notices : of entertainments, wâ€"~z~...... _ TAddle | other affairs fivlm an admission charge **__...._...Stemson | publighed, will be charged at regular of the Day" vertising rates. * f *4 ...George B. Nevin | John L. Udell, Publisher and Man‘g. ‘ Mrs. Florence W. Bartel, Asssociate Mrs. L. R. Hawley . Mrs. Robert W. Pettis, Deerflecld Rditof Wm. C. rs, Walâ€" ‘reudenâ€" »d, â€" Mrs. iel Gutâ€" r, â€" Mrs. Howard, bert Jefâ€" I izes | * able | £ m a irds 8 moâ€"| t s of | © ualâ€" s ank t 1 \comumm CONCERT TO BE PRESENTE Bahn Two Highland Park musi¢c groups announced this week their plans for a joint,‘/community concert to be given at the Highland Park Womâ€" an‘s club on Saturday evening, Fob, 8._ With a chorus and orchestra there will appear several soloists in classical and modern music. This occasion will mark the first appearance together of the Comâ€" munity â€" Choral club and the new Community orchestra. The pro gram, according . to Mrs. Edgar Jenkins of the choral . group,â€" will feature the first performance of a songâ€"suite from the modern . opera "The Dead City" bY Erich Komâ€" gold, arranged by the conductor of the Community orchestra, Everet L. Millard, especially for mezzoâ€"40 prano Mary Alan â€" Hokanson, a former Highland Parker who will make her debut here on this eve | ning. $ ’ The major work of the program | will be Bach‘s "popular" and rarely | heard: "Coffee Cantata," with soloâ€" l ists, orchestra and chorus directed ‘| by Professor Louis Palmer of Lake *\ Forest © college.â€"â€" The éuriously * named and charming music of this 4 cantata describes a girl‘s love for coffeeâ€"drinking and her father‘s atâ€" 4 tempt to cure her by forbidding her * | to marry. ~\ ‘"In this concert there is material "| of real musical importance," â€" Mrs :\ Jenkins added to the announcement T\ "We sing and play for our own enâ€" €] joyment, but we do not copy stale 1 programs and pieces heard often on the radio. If a community is really appreciative of music, it should also make its own music. When com munity music is vital and interest ing, the listener enjoys a spirit y | from it that the polished professionâ€" als do not give.".â€"_â€".â€"â€"â€"â€"_ 3et . P. Music Groupsâ€" In Pro. gram at Woman‘s Club Soloists of the evening Wil P* Helen Taylor, pianist; Peggy Esmit. Breakwell, â€" violinist; Mary _ Alat Hokanson, mezzoâ€"soprano; Dorothy Westbay, soprano; Kenneth C. Benâ€" nett, tenor, and Daniel W heeler Cobb, bass. > Tickets may be obtained from members of the orchestra and chorus, and at the Community Cenâ€" ter, the Highland Park Press, son‘s stationery, Pease‘s Drug store and the Treasure Chest. ' Entered as Second Class Matter Mar‘ 1. 1911, at the Post Office at Highland Part Minois. Issued Thursday of each_week by t# Udell Printing Company, Udell Bui‘ding Highland Park, Ilinois. Telephones : High land Park 567â€"558. Chicago Offices: 185 N. Wabash Ave« Suite 901 â€" Tel. State 6826 ; 1016 Willoug® by Tower â€" Tel. Central 8855. A member of The Chicago Subuth@‘ Quality_Group. ; Communications intended for publicati#® muthwflMmmcflode only, and signed with the name and addrat of the writer. They should reach the edit® by Wednesday noon to insure appen ran® in ¢urrent lssue. s & s â€" Subscription Price, $1.50 per year WM copy. L S 6 oi e ts Thursday, January 23, 1941 Highland Park Pres New Study ~â€" Announc Of ela Tho mal mel ma mg Mrs, Halier are two items 0 eign policy prog most importanc Continued â€" deve American econo eultural coopera policy as a no permits discrimi gressor and fav agression. Sinc poses of a stud the membershiy will helpâ€"towar of league policic to back legislat these policiesef is planning an course in ""Coo) America." The first cla day, Feb. 3, fr the Highland 1 and will contin times. 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