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oP February 6, 1926 WINNETKA TALK PLAY "THE DUENNA" Theatre Guild Players to Give Sheri- dan Operetta, Appearing in Various Towns of North Shore The North Shore Theatre guild's second production of the fifth season, "The Duenna," is to be distinguished by gorgeous scenery, picturesque costumes and superb music. This is a Spanish story written by Richard Brindsley Sheridan as an operetta and 'is characteristic of the period with the 18th century wit and manners contained in its libretto. It tells the story of two pairs of lovers who are forced apart by fond but mis- guided parents and provides for many situations, both dramatic and amusing, before the lovers are united with the customary parental blessings. When first produced in London at the Drury Lane theatre in 1775 the operetta enjoyed a record run of 75 nights. On this occasion it was pre- sented by Sheridan himself with his wife in the leading role. The music which the guild is using is the score which was used a year ago in the successful revival at Lyric theatre, Hammersmith. This was ar- ranged from the original score by Thomas Reynolds who also added several songs and the overtures to a number of operas by Handel. These are little known and thus, aside from their beauty, have an added interest for music lovers, it is explained. Isaac Van Grove, former conductor of the Chicago Civic opera, has been engaged by the guild to take charge of the music. He will conduct the Symphonic Octet of Chicago and, in addition, will have charge of training the soloists, duets and trios. The production will play in Wil- mette February 12; Highland Park, | tT Like Luncheon in Your Own Home OMEONE remarked that two good places to eat were at home and at the Cen- tral Cafeteria. Not even in your own home tould food be more delectable, more expertly prepared, more temptingly served than here. Nowhere could you find a more spotless kitchen -- no- where more care to every detail that makes for good food and exceptional service! Sundays 12 to 5 Personal Supervision of Fred Miller CENTRAL CAFETERIA Nelson Building Central Ave., east of Wilmette Ave. WILMETTE 'ebruary 15; Lake Forest, February 16; Evanston, February 17 and 18, and Winnetka, February 19 and 20. Col. Tracy Buckingham and His Bride Leave for Europe Col. Tracy Buckingham, father of Tracy Buckingham of 838 Locust street, was married Saturday, January, 30, in New York, to Miss Carol Allen, daugh- ter of Mrs. Della Moore Allen, for- merly of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Juckingham were present at the ceremony. Col. and Mrs. Buckingham sailed | Tuesday, February 2, on the Rotter- | dam, for a cruise of the Mediterranean. | They will motor through France and | Italy during the summer, and upon their return, will be at home at 220 East Walton place. MASONS PLAN PROGRAM Winnetka Masons have been asked to reserve the evening of Tuesday, February 23 for a Washington Memo- | rial ceremony to be held at Masonic temple. Members of the lodge are asked to watch for an early announce- ment of what promises to be an elabo- | rate program for this occasion. | DUNCAN STUDIOS (Shop of Elizabeth and Arthur Duncan) 815 ELM ST., WINNETKA Pottery Crystal Faience Silver Linen Wrought iron Brass Leather In rare and unusual selections for Weddings Birthdays Anniversaries Bridge Parties ANNOUNCEMENT An added feature for the accommodation of our patrons is the assistance we can offer in the assembling of Trousseau linens. Our Interior Decorating Department can meet all demands in interesting selections of Furniture--modern and antique Reproductions Hangings and Tapestries Mirrors, Screens, Rugs Lamps and shades Paintings and etchings What About Service 1. You buy an automobile on one day. But you drive it 364 days in the year. When the need for reliable service arises. will you find an authorized service sta- tion near your home to meet that need? Cadillac owners in Evanston and the North Shore communities are served by the Cadillac Evanston Branch at 1810 Ridge Avenue. At this branch, trained mechanics equipped with special Cadil- lac tools, service these cars properly and promptly. 'The Evanston Branch is near you. And it is always ready to service Cadil- lac cars in the shortest time consistent with good work. EVANSTON BRANCH ADT LL - 1810 Ridge Avenue Evanston University 8600 Rogers Park 9133