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WINNETKA TALK October 6, 1928 Critics Sing Praise . permanent home in Chicago. It is of American Opera something distinctly new and dis- came back from Company in Chicago tinctly American. It makes music (Contributed) Everyone who read Edward Moore's praise of the opening performance of the American Opera company could not fail to wish to hear them. "They may be setting a dangerous, a revolu- tionary precedent," he writes, "but when you hear Marguerite sing the Jewel song in a way which does not in the least suggest a stunt of vocalism, but only a joyous outpouring of youth- ful spirits, you begin to wonder if Mrs. Rosing has not hit on something more important than all the expensive voices in the world." Mrs, Rosing has made it "natural and graceful and rhyth- matic," showing Faust is a drama as well as a musical score. The American Opera company decided some months ago to make its drama of all the operas, combining all the arts in a single organized prod- uct. Furthermore, it uses the English language and one can easily under- stand. The artist's diction is so good and each word is given its proper value in such a way that the result is splen- did. It offers a remarkable opportun- ity to educate young people in opera because the are able to understand, so that the performance will be more than just music plus pantomime for One young man returned here after studying in Italy four years, another Paris. A young woman with Winnetka connections was too late for the first tryouts but re- cently, after her voice had been heard. she was accepted but told that the budget had been depleted. She joined the company for experience and de- clares she has never known anything like it in all her years of study here and in New York. The boxes and seats have had a re- markable sale but there are still some subscription books which contain seven tickets. These are exchangable by telephone for any reserved seats on Monsieur Cauuet's School Opens For Thirty Lessons Monsieur Georges Cauuet's School of Languages is re-opening this month for a term of thirty lessons. French classes for all grades are being formed. Advanced classes will meet on Mon- day mornings at 9 and 10 o'clock, with beginners and intermediate groups convening on Thursdays. Classes in Italian, German or Spanish will be formed upon application of ten pu- pils, it is explained. Information con- cerning the courses may be obtained by communicating with Mrs. J. R. Fletcher, Mrs. Arthur Goodman, and them. There is room in Chicago for | the main floor for any performance, | Mrs. George French in Winnetka, or several opera companies and competi-|or portions of the books may be| Mrs. Arthur Davis in Glencoe. tion only stimulates more interest. bought. Mrs. Everitt Harris, Win- The young students who make up the company have come from all over the country, although 10 percent are from Chicago. They are young, charm- ing, and intelligent, and they can sing. read about it. 797 ELM ST. Phones Winnetka 1869--1870 1871--1872 HAIR-A-GAIN You have heard, and you have know more about it--call at the Comfort Shop Complete Beauty Service If you want to PHONE WINNETKA 933 netka 1508, or Mrs. Eugene Howard, Winnetka 731, will bring these books or tickets to you if you call them. ADDRESSES MEETING At the first dinner of the season given by the English Club of Chicago, many of whose members reside in Win- netka, at the Palmer House on Friday, October 5, Carelton W. Washburne, 505 Provident avenue, was the speaker of the evening. His subject was "Fit- ting the School to the Child ; the In- dividual Technique." OPEN PUMP BIDS Bids for the installation of pumps and electrical equipment at the Sheri- dan road pumping station of the Wil- mette water system were opened Tues- day night at the regular meeting of the Village board. The bids were re- ferred to the sewer and water com- mittee. The social committee of the Neigh- bors held its first meeting, Wednes- day, September 26, at the home of its chairman, Mrs. Harry Weese, 141 |! Kenilworth avenue, Kenilworth.. APP BROS. Young People's Society to Hold First Meeting The opening meeting of the Young People's society of the Winnetka Con- gregational church will be held at Com- munity House tomorrow evening, Octo- ber 7, at seven o'clock. The year will be started under the leadership of the president whose topic is "What I Am Going to Get Out of Young Peonle's Meetings." All high school students are welcome and urged to come to this and other meetings they may care to attend. WORLD PROPHETS "The Great Contributions of the World Prophets and Wherein They Are One," will be Dr. Albert Vail's subject for the address to be given Sunday, October 7, at 4 o'clock, in foundation hall of Baha'i temple, Lin- den avenue, near Sheridan road, Wil- mette. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. 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