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_ Stage and Lights .... WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, APRIL 12, 1924 P.TAPLAYS WELL RECEIVED Teachers in Schools Appear in Casts The Jane Kuppenheimer Memorial hall of the Skokie school was the scene of the presentation of two delightful plays by the Parent-Teacher association of Winnetka, under the direction of Miss Douglass Whitehead, Wednesday evening of this week. "Tickless Time," a comedy in one act, written by Susan Glaspell and George Cram Cook, was given first, while "The Pot Boiler," a satire by Alice Gerstenberg ended the program. Later in the evening a dance was given, music being furnished by the Vagabond orchestra. "A Day in Arcady," a song cycle for two voices, was rendered by Mrs. C. E. Karlstrom and Mrs. William A. Thrall, with Mrs. Everett Harris at the piano, between the plays, was greatly enjoyed. Mrs. Karstrom also sang "Nursery Rhymes" by Curron and the "House that Jack Built" by Sydney Homer. Mrs. Thrall sang "Brown Bird Singing," a comopsition by Haydn-Wood, and "Voice of April" by Rogers. The scene of "Tickless Time" was laid in a garden in Provincetown, and the following made up the cast: Tan Joyce, who has made a sundial i i ep Robert Bryant Eloise Joyce, wedded to the sundial TR AE Mabel Vogel Mrs. Stubbs, a native. ..Hazel Hartwell Eddie Knight, a standardized mind ER Wm. C. VanHorne Alice Knight, a standardized wife CRT yw te ah Margaret Carswell Annie, who cooks by the Joyce's clock Mrs. John Marshall "The Pot Boiler" The characters of were as follows: Miss T. Pinikles Sud, the playwright eis rie Douglass Whitehead Miss Wouldby, the novice. .Lois Towne Mr. Ivory, the financier... Elmer Sipple Mr. Ruler, the hero...... Warren Carter Miss Ivory, the heroine Fee Lr Catherine Downey Mr. Inkwell, the villian...Harry Clarke Mrs. Pencil, the woman Claire Bernhard - The producing staff was as follows: Director Douglass Whitehead Art Director..Anita Willetts Burnham Williard Beatty ~PBroperties--. . oo 00 ik Mrs. 'D. Poff Make Up .........Mrs. Donald Murray Assistants ...Miss Bishop, Mrs. Warren Carter, Elizabeth Kirchner. PRESENT "BLUE BIRD" The Horace Mann school will give the first and last acts of Maeterlinck's "Blue Bird," Friday, May 2, as its part of the program which the schools of Winnetka will give at that time. It is not yet decided what the other schools will present. "does an airplane fly @® --because, while its wings tend to keep it afloat, its propellers drive it ahead with sufficient force to overcome the down- ward pull of gravity. In the daily drive of work and play, Puwieledl" Castor Oil helps to keep the system in- ternally clean and functioning smoothly. 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