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52 WINNETKA TALK September 3, 1927 A TS. Hay! Hay! Ye Olde Hay Lofte Re-opens Saturday THREE BIG DAYS--Saturday, Sunday, Monday with a Sunday and Monday Holiday Dinner Twelve to Nine Dinner Dancing Monday, 7 to 9 Opening Dinner, Sat., Sept. 3 No Cover Charge to Dinner Guests The Famous Dollar Dinner Phone all reservations Greenleaf 140 Harmony that's red hot--and how! Ray Snyder {i Farm Hands his and they all sing! ye Olde Hay Lofte GROVE AT SHERMAN EVANSTON Personal Direction of Frint George MINTURN PLAYERS "The Dove", by Willard Mack, will be the opening attraction by the Min- turn Players, at the Chateau theater Chicago, commencing Monday eve- ning, September 5. Mr. Minturn has several of the old favorites of the company with him at the Chateau this season including, Henrietta Tedro, June Kerwin, Willis Hall, Earl Jami- son. "The Dove" was originally pro- duced by David Belasco, and was a de- cided hit right from the start, the run of the play at the Blackstone theater being exceptionally successful. BAHAI LECTURES The topic at a Bahai meeting which will be held at the studio of Louis Bourgeois, architect, 536 Sheridan road, Wilmette, at 3 o'clock Sunday af- ternoon, September 4, will be "Univer- sal Language as an Essential Step To- Fran Unifying Mankind in Bonds of Love. VARSITY NOW SHOWING DOUGLAS McLEAN In His New Comedy "SOFT CUSHIONS" VITAPHONE GEO. JESSEL KAUFMAN BROS. YACHT CLUB BOYS Also Comedy Events and News New Evanston Will Reopen With Stock Company Labor Day The Evanston Stock company will open its second season at the New Evanston theater Monday evening with a showing of "Little Spitfire." A new cast of carefully selected ac- tors and actresses, picked by Clyde J. Elliot, manager, from productions in all parts of the country will fill the bills at the New Evanston in the new season. Miss Marjery Williams, who ap- peared here last year, has been en- gaged again to play the leading roles. Opposite her will be a star new to Evanstonians, Ernest Woodward. Mr. Woodward has been playing in Phila- delphia. "Little Spitfire," the first offering of the season, is the comedy drama which appeared at the Cort last year. The second week's bill will be "The Mean- est Man in the World," and following productions will be "Seventh Heaven," "Easy Mark," "The Show Off," "In Love with Love," "Lightning," and "Thank You." The cast is practicing now for the opening attraction. Besides the lead- ing lady and man, others to appear are Gene Clarendon, seen in Evanston before; Miss Francesco Hill, who has been playing in New York productions; Miss Rita Zane, who will play juvenile roles; Frank Kelly, star of "Young Love," a road attraction; Miss Mar- jorie Sutherland, who has just left Frank Keenan's company and Miss Lou Welch, who will be cast in char- acter parts. Carl Wey, associated before with Mr. Elliot, will direct the productions. "Chick" Harvey will be theater man- ager, and all the productions will be under the personal supervision of Mr. Elliot. The New Evanston has been com- pletely renovated for the season. A large stage crew is being maintained for stage setting, which, Mr. Elliot states, will be superior to that of last year. Seats are now on sale and sea- son reservations are being taken. Varsity Open Despite Trouble in Movie Ranks Despite trouble between the Chicago Exhibitors' association and the Motion Picture Operators' Union, which caused all Chicago movies to close, the Varsity continued in operation. However, the Campus theater closed as did the Village theater in Wilmette. The Varsity has sufficient films on hand to operate through Thursday, ac- cording to the management. TRINZ CHATEAU THEATRE BROADWAY AT GRACE STREET OPENING OF THE SEASON Monday Evening, September 5 THE MINTURN PLAYERS ith HARRY MINTURN "THE DOVE" By WILLARD MACK Cast Includes HENRIETTA TEDRO--JUNE KERWIN--WILLIS HALL EARL JAMISON--JANET REGAL Every Evening at 8:15--Mats. Sun., Thurs., Sat. at 2:30 PHONE LAKEVIEW 7170 SEATS NOW READY---POPULAR PRICES Ei ri