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WINNETKA TALK March 12, 1927 (| AE. (| 2 MORTGAGE LOANS Our Service and Rates Satisfy 5%% MONEY Have funds to loan on choice im- proved North Shore Suburban res- 1st 2nd [ H. GROSSMAN & SON Bi sous Sfonowas. 2% fheerest 1082 First National Bank Bldg. E. G. Pauling & Co. 38 S. Dearborn St. CEN tral 4185 5 N. LaSalle St. Main 0250 New Comfort New Happiness for You! NEW environment, rest, relaxation -- freedom from every household care. Little wonder so many have made THE ORRINGTON their permanent home. You, too, will enjoy the friendliness and comfort of this popular residential hotel. Right now you can arrange for an apartment furnished or unfurnished-- with or without a kitchenette, and from one to four rooms as you prefer. We invite you to visit us--to see how beautiful and convenient THE OR- RINGTON is. Apartments may be seen daytime or evenings. Phone University 8700. Che ORRINGTON EVANSTON ILLINOIS CS LAR) XN Evanston's Largest and Finest Hotel Second Mortgage Money LOANED TO HOME OWNERS LH 13 ON EASY PAYMENTS Suite 1408 -- 77 West Washington Street CHICAGO Louis G. Berman, shone state 6030 New Trier Drama Club Will Hear U. of C. Professor The next speaker to talk before the New Trier Dramatic club in the cur- rent lecture series that that sponsoring will be Prof. Frank O'Hara of the University of Chicago. On Tuesday afternoon, March 15, Prof. O'Hara will speak on "Dra- matics in a University." The speaker is especially well equipped to talk on this subject inasmuch as he has charge of dramatics at the university where he teaches. He was recently called from the University of Illinois to fill this important position in Chicago. That he has succeeded in his work is well proven by the splendid perform- ances that the Chicago University stu- dents present. This talk will be especially interest- ing to those students at New Trier who are planning to attend college within the hext few years. TO GIVE LAST DANCE The last dance of the season to be given by the North Shore Dancing club will be held Saturday evening, March 19, at the Winnetka Woman's club. This is the last of the affairs planned by the club until fall. Consult with Smart & Golee in regard to the financing of your spring building plans. 1564 Sherman Avenue Evanston club is | | Minturn Players "The Patsy" "The Patsy," one of the real hits of the New York season 'ast year, play- ing more than three hundred perform- ances at the Booth theatre, is the next play scheduled for production by the Minturn Players at the New Ev- anston theater beginning next Monday night. "The Ratsy" is a comedy from | the pen of Barry Conners, author of "Applesauce," "The Mad Honeymoon" and other popular successes, and its presentation by the local organization will undoubtedly be one of the most interesting events of the theatrical sea- son in this city. In slangology "The Patsy" means "The fall guy," "the goat," that unfor- tunate person so often found in a home, or a business, who always gets the blame no matter whose the fault. In the Harrington household it is Pat- ricia. She is the younger daughter of a typical American family. A sensi- tive, imaginative girl, "Pat" is constant- ly harried by her socially ambitious mother and older sister, her growth and individual unfoldment is stunted in every direction except in that of her | father whose love and loyalty prove her eventual salvation. To make mat- | ters worse "Pat" is desperately in love with Tony, her sister's fiance. Even when Tony is jilted for a boy of greater financial and social prominence it doesn't make matters any easier for Pat, because her love is unrequited. Drawn together by a common sorrow Pat and Tony become great pals how- ever, and the latter, in complete ignor- ance of the identity of the man loved by Patricia, guarantees that she will win him if she'll only fo'low his in- structions. Follow six thrilling lessons in love which "The Patsy" turns against her young teacher. Just as they prom- ise success the older sister decides she wants Tony back, and for a time things look pretty dark for Barry Conners captivating heroine. "The Patsy" is three acts of comedy, romance, laughter and pathos, telling a most appealing love story and giving Miss Williams one of the finest acting opportunities she has ever enjoyed in the Minturn company. High Upholstering and Cabinet Work of the finest workmanship We specialize in Antique Furniture, repairs and re-finishing. Hair Mattresses and Springs made to order. Choice Antiques for Sale Drapery : 808 Oak St. " Upholstery H. G. Lindwall Phone Fabrics. Established 1895 Winn. 145 Grade NUTT CATHERINE RECKITT IN EVANSTON -- {Catherine Reckitt's House and Garden Shop, Inc. 1720 Orrington Ave. Orrington Hotel HOVSE-© GARDEN-SHOP: THIET He Artistic things pertaining to the home. =