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Fi*'fo r mte lai Fried Chie. nla .wn EVENMIG DInNRRls PIRON'ose L-UNCHEON Fa0on 40e 6- Huago's Liqur Storte. Prompt Deivr.--.M t 12 P.M.- Happ Rd. Winne f t Ave..-NOthfie dI PO I WINA 3707 *mIoy DeticI.us Amiu'co and Ifolio. Food of IBOYS aned GIRLS, who want to Join Draipatic and Marionetie classes and can't are a and produce plays,' ry. Don't letthae opening atA m e rand Opera house .On Monday. evening, Octôber 2,,'at 8:30. Matinees for, the, engagement wilI be played. on Wednèsday and Saturday. Miss Waters,' a long time. favorite in this vicinity, has deserted the mu- sical revue ranks 'to takeher place with other .top-ranking dramatic per- formers,* such as, Helen Hayes,, Kath- arine Cornell, Tallulah Barakhead, Katharine Hepburn,. and Gertrude Lawrence. "ýMamnba's Daughters" is a dra- matization of the novel of the same name by DuBose Heyward. Mr. Heyward and his wife, Dorothy, wrote the play and it has been pro- duced and directed by Guthrle Me- Clintic. Jerome Kern cornposed a special sog,"Lwoesoaiw Walls,' i or Ms Waters to sing in titis play. Thtis show is exceptionally elabo- rate for a dramatic presentation, havlng a cast of 32 people and usmng five large settinge in the nine scenes of its two acts. Miss Waters lias lbeen seen previ- ously in Chicago in "Rhapsody in Black," "As Thousands Cheer,' and in "At Home Abroad." A humait and credible stor?, ta "Goodbye,,.Mr. Chips," the James Hilton st:ccess tvhich ha been adupted for the movies with brilliant Robert Donat ini the leading role. He is pictured ubove ut an advancedi stage of hiasehoolmater cureer which is the plot of the story, with Terry Iilb.rn one of his pupils. The film opens Friday at the Norshore theater where it runs a week with Louis Hayzvard in "The Man in the Lroi& Mask," adapted front Alexander Dumnas. * To inveterate movie-goers Robert Taylor- and Hedy Lamarr repre.-,. sent romance and glamour. They are paired for the first time in "Lady of the Tropics," opening tomnorrow at the Varsity theater. The film runs a week with Spencer Tracy in "Stanley and Livingstone." "Pos Roa " Tyout toNOVEL RESIDENCE "Pos Roa" Tyout LO Followig the example of Edward For Ifrmoti.u SAli thecters !eI.w Phone Storling Fridey for Fol "Stanley tond Llvingslone"' a Extra--Sat. Matlnee-?-Last Cliapter -ORE( NOISHORE ~iExr-ry Tursday-Frday BOKNIGHT IAmerica, StandardI FRIDAY> For Full Week ROBERT DONAT MR. CHIPS" Plus Louis Rayward Joan fBennett "6THE MAN IN THE IRON MASK1' Extra-Sat. Mat.: CORONET Frlday-Saturiay Baby Sandy "U-NEXPEFCTMED Plus ANN SHFERiDbAN .,i MINTER CARNIVAL" ographed Durlng the- World- amous Dartmnouth Carnivali IGON TLAIL"I-Open 12:.15 AIS. w.di Beach IJEER btrif tLa 1I c l'ay a n d UoftiflhllT ievery successive Thursdav and P'ri- dav, hereafter, the Norshore theater, throuch contracturi areenient, will jmake available to itg natrons a mod- -ern and complete 15-volume refer- Jence library. Thursday and Fridav nichts have been designated "Book Nights" and during the next weeks, 15 different volumes of the Standard American Encvclopedia, a completé reference edition with 50,000 senarate tonics minea to venture screen careers, they decided to seek their fortunes individually rather titan as a duo. PERFECT ANALOGY Joe E. Brown, co-starring with Martha Raye in "$1000 a Touch-- down," says that every time any-ý one asks him how he got to be a star he is reminded of a uisit h1i iezninine star is signeci, i-owarct Hfawks will swing into action on his latest production, "His Girl Friday,"ý with Cary Grant and Ralph .Beilamy playing the leading male roles. Thus, the hilarîous combination. of "The Awful Truth" fame, namely Grant and Bellamy, wili be brought together again for the first time since that memorable comedy, head- ing a prominent cast of featured and. ktoact,"' a mystery comeciy, undutr the direction of Mrs. John Monk. Theré are still some parts availabi and those interested .may try out for them at 8 o'clock, *Friday, Septem- ber 29, at Commnunity bouse, it was announced. Vici andi role h. DIVERS IFIED ROLIES r Jory does quite a hop, step mp from the heroic Indian anriually portrays i the "Ra- WORK. FOR DADDY GIRL Mary Martin won fame singing a single tune, "My Heart Belongs to Daddy," but for her screen debut i -Victor Herbert"' she will have more than a dozen songs to warble. DANCING Acres of Free Paring Space in No Man's Land Phones: Wilmet*.e or Wlnnetka. 3900 f66u i r epper, to roles ini thej * Éent. role ini " feminine lead. ,veteran RKO Ra- ias teed off with his i or, the season of Vale, Gateway to L, who lias a cur- ýee Sons," has the ias a deý from t he nesota. m inscier, versity of tu, D Ha rd of HeorI'ag Aida M% Wh