Puppet Master Searle on Craft of Rip Van Winkle Marionettes
Charles St Searle head puppeteer of Tony Sarg marionettes discusses the craft of managing 500 strings for 25 puppets and the daily roles from surgeon to singer. The troupe performs Rip Van Winkle at Jane Kuppenheimer hall Skokie Winnetka on November 14 with five puppeteers ensuring swift precise movement.
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Tony Sarg
Charles St. Searle
Chicago
North’ Shore
Rip van Winkle
Searle
Dame van Winkle
Mr. Searle
Nicholas Vedder
Jane Kuppenheimer
Skokie School
Winnetka
Kenilworth Club Hosts First Football Supper and Dance
At Kenilworth club November 2 the first football supper and dance will be hosted by Mrs. Ralph Huszagh and Mrs. Samuel Clark. On Friday November 8 the season’s first bridge luncheon takes place with hostesses Mrs. George C. Richards and Mrs. Clyde P. Ross. Mr. and Mrs. M LeRoy Minor of Sheridan Road Wilmette plan a New York trip to visit their daughter Sarah at Briarcliff School for Girls for about ten days.
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Kenilworth Club
Ralph Huszagh
Samuel Clark
George C. Richards
Clyde P. Ross
M. LeRoy Minor
Sheridan Road
Wilmette
New York
Sarah
Briarcliff School For Girls
Knox College Homecoming Seen as Knox Triumph
Douglas Crooks a Kenilworth postmaster attended the Knox college homecoming. Knox defeated Illinois college 14 to 7 before a large crowd. Mrs Edwin Hedricks relatives visiting from Rochester N Y have returned home after about two weeks at 304 Melrose Ave Kenilworth.
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Douglas Crooks
Kenilworth
Knox College
Knox
Illinois College
Edwin Hedrick
Melvin T. Roberts
C. T. Eames
Mrs. Hedrick
Melrose Ave
Hedrick
Melrose Avenue
Rochester
N. Y
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Asta-Marie
Wilmette Ave
Ermine Cleaners
Waukegan
Webster Aves
Highwood
Illinois
Highland Park
Central Avenue
Winnetta
Lincoln Avenue
Glencoe
Vernon Avenue
S. Genesee Street
Member
National Association of Dyers and Cleaners
Rae
Master Cleaner and Dyers Association of the
North Shore
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