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Forest Park Review

Location

Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1927

Page

3

A Conservative English Cottage Style Home A-106

A pure English cottage type with an unusual plaid brick and stucco chimney and a steep slate roof. Exterior hollow tile walls with brick and stone trim, solid timber detailing, casement windows. First floor vestibule, living room stairs, three bedrooms on second floor, servant’s room and bath on third. Estimate about 11,900 dollars. Working plans and specs available from the Building Editor for a nominal sum.

Gay Paree at Cohans thrills Chicago critics

Chicago critics hail the 1927 edition of Gay Paree at Cohoans Theater as daring, sensational, and magnificently entertaining. Sophie Tucker and Chic Sale headline a cast of 150 plus in gallic staged scenes like Fan of Girls and Kandahar Isle. Performances run nightly with midweek and Saturday matinees. prices remain unchanged.

Cohan Theater Lindbergh Paris 4 Cohans Theater Chicago Windy City Messrs. Shubert Sophie Tucker Chic Sate Miss Tucker Sale Lkewise Steeas Kandahar Isle

The Wild Westcotts at Cort theater Chicago

Review lauds The Wild Westcotts at the Cort in Chicago praising Mr France producer and Harry Frazee for assembling a clever youthful cast. The show is described as unroaringly funny clean and intelligent with no profanity and a crowd pleasing appeal to elegant patrons despite being a light comedic entertainment.

Cort Theater Chicago France Harry Frazee

Walter Einfeldt visits harbor opening on Lake Michigan

Forest Park resident Walter Einfeldt sails from Municipal Pier to Buffington Ind to witness Vice President Charles G. Dawes formally open Universal Portland Cement’s new deep water harbor. It is the first private harbor here in 20 years and among three on the Great Lakes. Guests tour a million ton raw materials yard and a belt conveyor feeding the cement plant at six tons per minute.

Walter ‘Einfeldt Forest Park Buffington Ind Charles G. Dawes Universal Portland Cement Company Lake Michigan Great Lakes B. F. Affleck Universal Company

Self unloading boat and new lighthouse featured ads

The article highlights the world’s largest self unloading boat discharging 2000 tons of stone at a ton per second and notes a new concrete lighthouse with one of Lake Michigan’s brightest beacons. Read the ads in the paper.

Ute Lake Michigan

Library notes add many new titles to rental collection

A list of books recently added to the Rental Collection at Bacon Medusa's Head includes works by Brooks, Brontë, Ferber, Galé, Hergesheimer, Montgomery, Park, Raine, Reeve, Rinehart, Tarkington, and others. The compilation features fiction classics, contemporary novels, and period pieces printed at borrowers requests.

Bacon Boyd Bromfield Aurum Burt Byrne Saul Cole Cooper Curwood Doomad Elisabeth Sally Ertz Ferber Fletcher Brighton Mys Pietcher Manchester Royal Galé Gibbs Young Anarchy Hergesheimer Tamipico Parry Kyné Jagertol Liberrons Lincoln Big Mogul Locke—Perella Lowndes Mackenzie Fairy Gal Marshall the Allbrights Miller Colfax Montgomery Plutocrate Treynor Westoi Witwer Bill Grimm

Dancey named football, basketball and track coach at Flora High

H R Dancey of Forest Park Illinois has been appointed coach of football basketball and track at Flora High School Urbana Illinois. He will graduate from the University of Illinois with a four year degree in athletic coaching and physical education. Dancey starred in high school sports winning four letters in football basketball and track and captaining both football and basketball as a sophomore and junior. He led his track team to consecutive championships and never lost a race in two years. He won hurdles at the 1922 and 1923 Illinois interscholastic meet at Urbana. In college he earned numerals on football and baseball, and played varsity football, baseball and track. He is a member of Sigma Pi and Skull and Crescent fraternities and comes highly recommended by Illini coaches.

Urbana H. R. Dancey Forest Park Flora Fuse University of Ilinois Dancey Illois Sigma Pi Social Fraternity Skull and Crese

Must Be Borne: Someone Defines Baby as Evil for Boston Transcript

A fragment suggests a provocative quote about a baby described as evil. The line references Boston Transcript as the publication. No clear context or event details are provided to establish date, people, or actions beyond the quoted phrasing.

Boston Transcript

First Beefsteak Club Earliest Origins Recalled

The First Beefsteak Club, founded in the reign of Queen Anne and lasting into the eighteenth century, was a gathering of the chief wits and great men of the nation. Its badge featured a gridiron symbolizing its fiery wit and convivial spirit.

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