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6 INA SINGLE MAN COMEDY. MYSTERY. Proceeds of Play to Provide Stage Equipment | Comedy and mystery are happily | combined in the four-act play, "A | Single Man." to be presented by the Community Players of the Community Drama club at Community House gymnasium Wednesday evening, Apri] 19. Comedy, in the amusing situa- tions into which a middle-aged bache.' lor finds himself involved by his vac- illating amours; and mystery as to which who is to be "the one". Dr. Davies Lazear is to take the part of the bachelor, Robin Worthington, as played by Mr. Cyril Maude in the original performance at The Play- house, London, in 1910. The action, | which covers a period of three weeks, takes place in Robin Worthington's house near Farnham, England, and re- volves about Robin's perplexities in the midst of three marriageable young women whose qualifications and dis- qualifications as Robin's mate are al- ternately advanced by various rela- tives and friends. | Cast of Characters. The complete cast of characters follows: Robin Worthington, Dr. Davies Lazear Henry Worthington ............. rs ys enaay ..Mr. Charles Eastman Dickie Cottrell... Mr. English Walling Lady Cottrell...Mrs, Burton Atwood Maggie Cottrell. . Mrs, John Marshall Miss Heseltine.. . . . Mrs. Harry Craig Isabella Worthington ......... Sd ie sa atin sea We Mrs. Merritt Lum Louise Parker .... BboL 90) .. vv..... Mrs. William Wehrstedt Bertha Sims. ....... Mrs. Harry Clark The Housekeeper .....«..+ ssse,ae- HET Mrs. Percival Hunter PES fyi Mrs. Davies Lazear First Paid Performance. This is the first paid performance of the group of amateurs, comprising the Drama club and its department "The Community Players," and the cast selected for the play is a promise that those interested in the develop- ment of Community drama will be well rewarded by attendance on Wednesday evening. Tickets are for sale at Zick's Dry Goods store, Community House and Hubbard Woods Pharmacy. The pro- ceeds are to be used for the purchase of -additional equipment for the pres- "entation of drama by various groups using Community House. Homes Are Still in Lead in Local Building Permits Winnetka the building permits is- sued this week included a $15,000 two-story brick residence for J. P. Wehrheim, at 426 Sunset road. Other permits granted by the Vil- lage Department of Public Works were: $9,000 two-story residence for Arthur G. Henning at 458 Linden street; $6,000 two-story residence for C. Wissman at 1086 Ash street; $400 garage for George W. Perrigo, at 461 Hill road; $6,000 two-story frame residence for Christy Brown at WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, APRIL 15, 1922 510 Provident avenue. COMMUNITY HOUSE CALENDAR WEEK OF APRIL 17TH, 1922 While some of the regular gym- nasium activities are closing for the vear, or are being transferred to the out-of-doors, there are some special and outstanding events to take place in Community House during the com- ing week. On Wednesday evening, April 19, the Winnetka Players Committee of the Community Drama Club will pre- sent to the public the play "A Single Man." This will be given in the Gym- nasium, and a small fee will be asked. The Community Drama Club needs no | introduction to Winnetka people. The | excellent work which this organiza- | tion has done in dramatics is well known, and a delightful evening is assured to those who can plan to at- | tend. On Saturday, April 22nd, beginning at 10:30 the Camp Fire Girls of Win- netka will hold a_ Food Sale and Bazaar in the Assembly Room of Com- munity House. All kinds of baked goods and delicious foods will be on sale, as well as fancy articles for the home. All the seven Camp Fire groups are working for this event and the village will again have a chance to buy their wares. Monday, April 17 All Day. Sewing meeting of the North Shore Sewing Guild. Afternoon. In the Gymnasium. Three Games Classes for Boys. at 3:45, 4:30 and 5:10. Camp Fire Groups--Luncheon, Mrs. Lynne's group; Mrs. Clingen's group, Room 2, at 4 o'clock. Blue-bird group, Room 4, at 4 o'clock. Evening. Royal Arcanum, Rooms 9, 10, 11, at 8 o'clock. Community Drama Club in the Neighborhood Room at 7:30. Men's Gym. Classes at 7:30 and 8:30. Triangle Club, 8 o'clock. Tuesday, April 18 All Day. Meeting of Community House Sewing Club, Rooms 9, 10, 11. Afterncon. Camp Fire Council Meeting, at 4 o'clock. Evening. In the Gymnasium. Young Ladies' class at 7:30. Friend- ship "Circle Gym. Class' at: 8:30. Friendship Circle Club in the Neigh- borhood Room at 8:30. Classes in En- glish for Foreigners at 8 o'clock: Men --Room 2; Women--Rooms 4, 9, 10, 11. Community Drama Club in Neigh- borhood Room at 8 o'clock. Wednesday, April 19 All Day. Meeting of Work Commit- tee, Woman's Society. Morning. Gymnasium Class for Woinen at 9 o'clock. Evening. In the Gymnasium the Winnetka Players Committtee of the Community Drama Club will present the play, "A Single Man," 8 o'clock. Masonic Club. Rooms 9, 10, 11 at 8 o'clock. Thursday, April 20 Afternoon. Camp Fire Groups. Miss Pease's group, Room 2. Mrs. Richard's group, Room 9, at 4 o'clock. No afternoon dancing classes. Evening. Boy Scouts, Troop No. 1, in the Gymnasium at 7:30. Friday, April 21 Afternoon. Camp Fire Girls. Miss Matz' group, Room 5 at 4 o'clock. Evening. Motion pictures in the Gymnasium. 7:45 and 8:45. Richard Bartelmess in "Tol'able David." Let Me Install our PHON they RADIO When I set them up R. V. BARNES PHONE WINNETKA 1359 BUNNIES CANDIES EGGS Novelties of all kinds Special Brick Ice Cream ADAMS PHARMACY Phone Winnetka 2 E SEY work | TAYLOR 16 in . 18 in 23 in 35in Do You Buy Your Paint By the Gallon or By the Square Yard? That's an important point when you are buying paint. 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