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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, APRIL 4, 1925 WAR VETS PLAN MUSICAL SHOW Piece Is Written by Two Winnetka Men "Married at 3" is the name of the show which the Winnetka American Le- gion Post No. 10 is giving this year. It will be staged at the Skokie school May 7, 8 and 9. Thus ends the mystery which has been puzzling North Shore residents for some time. The many posters on display in the various villages and pasted on windows of taxi cabs and private au- tomobiles announcing merely "Married at 3" are now explained and we all can go about our business with a breath of relief knowing that, whatever the age of the bride and groom, at least it is only a stage wedding. The Legion is well and favorably known as a producer of stage successes and bids fair to outrival its previous pro- ductions with this show. The piece is especially written for the occasion by Howard H. Hoyt, Jr., and Ralph J. Ro- senthal. The music, lyrics and every de- tail, were originated by this pair. Hoyt wiote the last year's success, "The Gay Adventuress," which made such a big hit with north shore folks. Called Sparkling Comedy "Married at 3" is a rollicking, sparkling comedy, filled up with pretty girls and tuneful melodies. The person- nel of the cast has not been definitely de- cided on as yet, but rehearsals of both cast and chorus are in progress almost nightly in the Community house in Win- netka. The cast will include many north shore amateurs who are known as stars by local audiences while the chorus will be composed of 50 of the most beautiful maidens to be found anywhere, although they were found right in our own terri- tory. In addition to all this there will be a top-notch 20 piece orchesira from Chi- cago to furnish the music. The pro- ducers, who have taken care to begin re- hearsals far in advance of the date of presentation, are very enthusiastic over the showing already made by those who will take parts and predict that their finished product will rival any musical comedy in Chicago. Tickets Placed on Sale Tickets went on sale today at numerous places in the various north shore towns. A unique system of ticket selling will enable those who want to attend to buy seat coupons now which may be ex- changed later for choice resqivéd seats. The coupons will be on sale at the North Shore hotel, Evanston, the Wilmette Music Shop, Wilmette, the Kenilworth Pharmacy, Kenilworth, Adams Pharma- cy, and the Community Pharmacy, Win- netka, the Hubbard Woods Pharmacy, Hubbard Woods, and Hillman's Phar- macy and Gilbert D. Tohnson and Bros. real estate office, Glencoe. Although there will be three performances of the show it is expected that the reserved seats will be sold out at an early date. Invite Villagers to Attend Palm Sunday Observances Palm Sunday will be observed on April 5 in all the services at the Win- netka Congregational church. Rev. James Austin Richards will preach at the morning service on "The Words From the Cross." The music will in- clude Maunder's "On the way to Jerusalem"; and the girls' choir, with the quartet, will sing the anthem, "The Palms", by Faure. A Lenten cantata, "The Seven Last Words of Christ," by Dubois, will be sung at the Sunday evening service. This cantata, it is explained, is given SPECIAL SALE on TULIPS Finest display of EASTER PLANTS and CUT FLOWERS Frank Borovicka 746 Center St. Phone Winnetka 283 not only because of its musical worth, but for the deeply religious significance it holds at this season of the church year. Under direction of Raymond EXPERIENCE IS SOMETHING YOU SOMETIMES GET WHEN YOU WANT SOMETHING ELSE! Allyn Smith, the church chorus of 30 men and women will sing with th. quartet; Miss Lacey, Mrs. Slade, Mr. Gash and Mr. Kreidler. In the open- ing service, Mr. Smith's prelude wali be "Harmonies du Soir", by Karg- Elert, and Mrs. Slade's offertory solo, "Abide With Me," by Liddle. The organ postlude will be the Chorale from Bach's De Profundis. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Pierce and family of 603 Provident avenue, are motoring to La Fayette, Ind., this week-end, to be the guests of Mrs. Pierce's mother, Mrs. John Wahlgren. THE FINEST WINDOW SHADES are made from Luxor Cloth and Standard Guar- anteed Rollers (they last a life time) Let us give you an esti- mate on your home. G. L. ZICK & CO. Hubbard Woods i A RM O N Phone Winn. 1887 MARMON NORTH SHORE SALES and SERVICE Phone Winnetka 920-21-22 Well, no use apologizing, Happy! But if you per- mit me to advise you, youll go to PETERS MARKET next time. That I'm sorry about that man is more than a roast the wife served butcher--he's an artist! He to-night, old man. It can cut a roast within a certainly did look as fraction of a pound of tne though it had been weight you want! You'l cut with a hatchet! be surprised how much And he cut it at least that saves you in your two pounds over meat bills and besides you weight! always get real quality meat at PETERS. PETERS MARKET 1008 Davis St. Greenleaf 1038 Open Every Evening Mr. Krauss said: "I'm too busy to write an ad this week, will tell them all about it later." RAUSS CLEANING @W& DYEING Phone Wilmette 3400--4 trunk lines Easy to Remember 1215 Washington Avenue Wilmette, Illinois until 9:30 Read the Want-Ads | JUST RECEIVED A Stock of Beautiful PEARL NECKLACES Bradford's Jewelry Store 4 Carlton Block--Just off Oak Street . Phone Winnetka 1144 Near Steam and Electric Stations Feel Safe When You Ride I write automobile insurance in the old Aetna Life In- surance Company. A full line of Fire Insurance Com- panies. CLARK T. NORTHROP 1 556 Center St. Winnetka, IIL A NOTICE OF ELECTION Notice is hereby given that on Saturday, the 11th day of April, 1925, an election will be held at the Horace Mann School for the purpose of electing Two Members of the Board of Education, for 5 nnn District No. 36, of Township No. 42. Range. 13. East, in Cook County, Illinois. The polls will be opened at 1:00 P.M. and .closed at 6:00 o'clock P. M. By Order of 'this Board oi Education. Dated this Thirty-first day of March, 1925. GERTRUDE C. LIEBER Secretary of the Board of Education. = \ oY, J \/ NRE \ Nadal - SS JN oN Order Early x Enter Easter! "THE official debut of Spring- time is Faster. Nature rec- ognizes that. Milady inaugur- ates the day with new Spring regalia and at every hand Faster enters to the joyous music of singing birds, humming breezes, whispering trees and rippling laughter. LILIES ROSE PLANTS DAFFODILS TULIPS HYACINTHS a A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF 3 FLOWERING BASKETS Henry lig FLORIST Corner Center & Pine Sts. 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