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6 WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, MAY 22, 1920 DOUG AND CHARLIE AT WINNETKA SEEKING THIS BOY SCOUT MOVIE SHOW CALIBRE OF CITIZENSHIP steve fri of ii ia Ifit were forhis office your Losing Fim Comedians On Bill HE MNGi and fami, formery 1] , Here For Wednesday Afternoon 0 ' ] b d and Evening i Loxton. cod Supastin walks QuscOHDaAnd Wou McNeill was formerly a star in Lewis Institute athletics. He says Douglas Fairbanks and Charlie Tie 1 foi pm bun f i s going to take an active interest Chaplin, outstanding figures in the in local politics and believes Herbert realm of film comedy are to be in H : : a ¢ oover is the choice of the north Winnetka Wednesday, May 26, in a : sq: 2 / P . " y Yc shore for president. Mrs. McNeill is Jouble Riiracuih 8 Community a talented musician and has fre- ouse under auspices of the Winnet- t1 d ital Ra Boy monte quently appeared in recitals. "Doug" will be seen in his latest INFANT DIES SUDDENLY comedy hit, "When the Clouds Roll Burial by". This production is touted as xy ir services for little Mary Jane the best characterization of the ver- M O€p eral day old Junghier of satile screen comedian. There will I.can rs. Martin K. Kloepfer of be 2. matinee performance at 4 Winner, were held at Sacred Heart o'clock and the evening show at 8 ygshay afternoon, at 3 o'clock. o'clock. e child died suddenly Monday evening at 6 o'clock, shortly after returning home with the mother from the Evanston hospital. Charlie Chaplin will perform some acrobatic capers in his hit, "The Floorwalker". He will appear only at the evening show. 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