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I S3 THE LIFE. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 19, 1941 gala New Year's Eve party for which reservations are now being accepted. CROSS-WORD PUZZLE The FINE ARTS lielous dinner. Reservations are requested.

For Christmaa Eve Itll be open house at tha has always been a gala evening and a lot of fun is in store for those attending. Dancing is popular to the tunes of Helen Smith at the Hammond electric organ. The best of liquors are used in all mixed drinks and quality home eopked food is an established faeter 4b the BILMARS success. t. New Years Eve, ihat night el nights, if approaching quickly.

The CABIN, 6431 Cermak hae I made big preparation! for a grand i party to usher in 1942. There will be favors, entertainment, muaie and dancing, besides the finest i drinks and your cholct ef food. At The Bright Spots Jimmy Vesely, former Cicero druggist, has reopened the famous old CHATEAU DES PLAINES at 7848 Ogden ave. in Lyons. In an unusually sanitary kitchen, Ruth and Rose prepare tasty, wholesome foods which are served in quiet, restful surroundings.

Jimmy is confident that the food, drinks and service will please the most discriminating. Stop in and renew your acquaintance with Jimmy this week-end. Hes putting on a big New Years Eve celebration and suggests you phone Lyons 8169 for reservations. offered Is In the making to greet historic 1942. This well known bright spot, popular for its floor shows on Saturday evenings and its dance music on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, is also a rendezvous for people who like barbecued spare ribs and beverages of all kinds.

Dave "Curly Bender, never-a-stranger-twice host at Benders beautiful PINE ROM, 6105 Cermak will hold open house on Christmas Eve. You'll always find friendly, happy crowd at this popular night spot Dancing is a favorite pastime, and your music is played by the choice of the nation on recordings. Your favorite eoektails, made under Daves supervision, contain the best; and after your first sip youll know they're made by experts. All in all you can have lota of fun in a friendly atmosphere at BENDERS PINE ROOM. Beautiful DENIAL PLATES Natural Lite Plates Durable and Lifalik Pink Gum Natural Looking- th ROOFLESS, TRANSPARENT AND PARTIAL PLATES 17 -I0 SPECIAL Beautiful Vul-canita Plata We make Denture only upon receipt of Credit Extended THE HARBOR, 6827 Cermak ia more popular than ever these day and nighta with the busy Christmaa shoppers popping in for a visit, drink and fun.

Joe Morello, proprietor, Skipper Verne and day man Jimmy all aid in dishing out tha Christmas spirit that really ebeers. You'll like this unusual spot and youre sure to enjoy the good fellowship, special holiday drinks and music. Drop in tonight. Johnnia Toman, proprietor of the SILVER CLEF, 6ith st and Lombard invites you to see the smallest bar in tha west towns. This novel feature ia typical ef the pep prevailing at this new night spot something new all the time.

Also new is Johnnies toyland display in tha Christmas spirit New Years Eve is going to be a big affair at the SILVER CLEF, with favors and music makers. A champaign cocktail turkey dinner will be served at a moderate price. Johnnie urges you to make your reservation early, Orchestra music will prevail as it does every Wednesday, Friday and Saturday evening. For Christmas Eve a gala time is scheduled. By the way, the orchestra will eavort from behind the bar.

Yes, sir, something new all the time. Make your reservations now for the gala New Years Eve party to be held at the MODERN CAFE, 5544 W. 25th is the recommendation of the management One of the gayest programs ever Duplicated a low 00 as ta. impression and order from and ea of Illinol Regis licit the patronage tered Licensed Dentist only. COME IN FOR FREE ESTIMATE! Doom Across Bill Marsik, popular host at the BILMAR COCKTAIL LOUNGE, 6085 W.

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Nettimb tiled.) The CABIN George Kendall, who is making things hum at the new PELICAN CIRCLE, 7150 Riverside dr. (at Harlem makes sincere apologies to the many patrons who visited him Monday evening hoping to be entertained by the Three Naturals, present every evening except Monday. Heneeforth, George says, these musical aces will be doing their stuff on Mon-daya also. Wilbur, Clarence and Bill plus additional talent, will make New Years Eve a night to be remembered. No reservations will he necessary.

Drop In this week end and -let George tell you all about it The Benakis hoys are putting on the final touches for the grand pre-opening party which will be on at the PRESTO RESTAURANT AND COCKTAIL LOUNGE, 2187 Oak Park tonight from 7 to midnight. At midnight the doors will he thrown open to the public. No expense has been spared to make this one of the finest places west of the loop for food and drink, which will be served in air conditioned comfort and among beauti ful modern appointments. The restaurant will be open night and day, and entertainment will make your visit most enjoyable. Drop in this week-end and get acquainted with two old-timers who know how to make you feel at home.

Christmas parties of all kinds of organizations are in full swing. Jimmie Janota, popular properietor of the OLD PRAGUE RESTAURANT, 5928 Cermak cordially invites inspection of his large facilities for just such social affairs. His modern banquet room will take care of a large crowd. And the atmosphere! You are surrounded with an old world Bohemian setting. The replica of the city of Prague which greets you is worth seeing and will lend beauty to any Christmas party.

Besides the ideal surroundings, OLD PRAGUE RESTAURANT has enjoyed a wide reputation for quality food for years. Jimmie announces he will have a man- 49. Gem Fart beat! IS. Fariaaceow i 88. Tathnih 87.

1 6L 631 W. Cermak Dining Room and Tap Room Separate ysfammt Sea Food 'te and Staks 5928 W. Cermak Rd. Cicero 6799 If Your Club, Organization, are planning a Christ-maa Party youre invited to inapect our facililiea. Hava your party in an Old Bohemian Atmosphere.

Large Selection Domeatic and Imported Liquors BANQUET HALL MdlMlMiMMiMlliMdiMikMlMl 6X. RiwhMteeriea 68, Delightful tfioa 66. EvQ efrirfc 67. TM 70. High card Compand tmky 78.

lfaa ed EM mm eaffa 76. Diet at aw 78. lviaf 79, OrallaMrUl Wrd fraH 6 UadomwMfd (lew. New Years Eve Party TURKEY DINNER STEAK DINNER RIB DINNER OUR SPECIALTY Your Choice $1.80 par Dlnnar FAVORS FUN MUSIC DANCING IIM per Parson Minimum Chars M. tip.) ft.

Kite 91. Ext 8 Weed vwte -ETUKL You'll Enjoy Vi, it to BENDERS ROOM MUSIC DANCING 05 W. Cermak Rd. Youre never stranger tSic at tha Pine Room. COME IN Join the HOLIDAY FUN! Something Doing All the I Time Good I Drinks, Musici and Delicious! BarB-Q Sandwiches JOE MORELLOS Brite Spot 6327 CERMAK ROAD THE HARBOR Seasonable pictures, especially those paintec) by the masters, are abundant in the collections of the Art Institute.

Surely this is a time when the work of the noted painters, who have given to the world great and noble examples of Christian art, should be viewed with a fresh dedication on eur part to the belief that "Peace on Earth and Good Will Toward Men, is still the best philosophy. The' Art Institute is the home of the peaceful spirit. This is apparent in all its collections. Battle paintings are practically non-existent. Instead there are literally hundreds of Christian and kindred works of art.

Even the group of six paintings by Goya, showing the fight between the monk and the bandit, has a significant ending. The bandit, in the first of the six pictures, has seized the purse of the monk. In the next paintings, the holy man resists. Then he overcomes the robber, seizes his gun, and shoots him. The fellow falls, and the monk, following his Christian precepts, binds up his wounds.

The earliest Christian painting in the museum is Madonna and Child Enthroned, by Meliore Toscano, who lived in the second half of the 13th century. It is in Gallery 43. After the lapse of 680 years the blue in the Madonnas robe and the red in the Childs dress, is still bright and apparently shows little change throughout the centuries. It was painted in tempera, which is a mixture of the white of an egg, a ground color, and water to give it fluidity. Others of the early sacred paintings arc the six panels depicting the life of John the Baptist, from the time he preached in the Wild erness until his death, to satisfy the whim of Salome, King Herods daughter.

The panels were painted with tempera on wood, by Giovanni di Paolo, a Sienese, in 'the 15th century. In Gallery 46, a series of seven panels, painted by artists of the Amiens (French) school, in the late 15th century, show in brilliant color, seenes from the life of Christ. In the same gallery, on the west wall, hangs a notable painting by Bartel Bruyn, the Elder, of Virgin and Child, with St. Anne, St. Gcreon and Donor.

St. Gereon was frequently painted in that period (1493-1555). He was the Commander of the Theban Legion in the third eentury A.D., and was- put to death at Cologne for refusing to renounce Christianity. Hans Mending's Madonna and Child, is one of the notable works of art in the museum. It was painted in oil, on a panel, about 1485, and has been chosen as the masterpiece for the month of December.

It will be found in Gallery B5, near the front entrance. The Adoration of the Magi, by Lucas van Leyden, is a painting before which one may stand in deep admiration, for everything is there that makes a paintin great design, color, draughtsmanship, and depth of human interest. It was -painted in oil in- the early 16th century on a wood panel. 1 These are only a few of the 78 paintings now hanging in the museum galleries, all of which stem from events in the life of Christ. In the larger paintings do not overlook The Assumption of the Virgin by El Greco; The Resurrection, attributed to the School of Caravaggio; the large altar piece.

Madonna and Child, by Tiepolo; the fine tondo of the Adoration by Botticini; Christ Washing the Feet of the Disciples by Rembrandt; rnd the dramatic, Christ in the Storm, attributed to the School of Rembrandt. Every Saturday morning at 10:30 and again at 2:30 in the afternoon there meets in the galleries of the Art Institute a group of children from 9 to 15 years old. This group is invited to the Art Institute by the Department of Education and is open to any child. Each child is supplied with a stool, a drawing board, colored crayons, and paper in the childrens check room at the foot of the main staircase (near Black-Stone Hall). Here the children leave their wraps and obtain their materials, about 15 minutes be-' fore the Gallery Hour begins.

An assistant, Miss Blanche Larson, is on hand to see that the children have everything that is needed, and to help them. There is no charge for any of the material -The children, who like to draw, come from all parts of Chicago and its-qiburbs. They attend in groups from the YMCA and Settlement Houses, or come with their friends. Parents are invited bring their children for the irst session and to follow them -hrough the galleries jf theyVish. Mr.

Addis Osborne, who has charge of the Gallery Hour, goes with the children through the galleries and discusses with them the paintings and sculpture wh.ch will help in their drawing. nm Lincoln Makes Drapes and Rugs Look New! Dresa your home up for the holidays in fresh, clean draperies and rugs. Lincoln brightens colors, make dust disappear and actually improves fabrics and rugs. Your most precious drapes and rugs are safe with us and that goes for all ehold wwvwvwwwww UNiuBR To Johnnie Toman's I SILVER CLEF 5 26th and Lombard Santa Claua baa been Q. bore.

Coma in and! tee Toyland. Something I'a'newt Sea the world I BAR. Dancing every FrL and Sat. Mixed drink a specialty. MWVJWJWWWWM PARTY NEW YEARS EVE Mnka Your Reservation! Now CICERO 6977 FIRST CLASS Floor Show Saturday, Dec.

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Cut on Eye, Nose as Girls Skim Cardboards Skimming cardboard waa fun for three young people late Tuesday afternoon, but not for Mrs, Mary Breen, 48, 1431 S. 66th ave. Mrs. Breen was homeward bound when, at 15th st. near 47th she was struck by a piece of whirling cardboard, which broke her glasses and caused cuts on her eye and nose.

MLMAR COCKTAIL LOUNGE 6035 W. 26th Cicero 6887 I Block Waal of Austin on tha South Side oi the Street Helen Smith at tha Consola Hammond Electric Organ Taaty Mixad Drink I Quality Food Sarvadl Banquet Room for Wedding, Club and Party Affaira Suspends Fine Againtt Zavodsky On tha promise that he will undergo proper medical treatment, Clarence Zavodaky, 39, 1528 61st was placed on probation for one year, with bond set at 62,500, Tuesday by Judga Frank J. Pavek, Berwyn police magistrate, after medical advice that Zavodskya case could not be handled properly in a state institution. Zavodsky was recently fined a total of $700 and costs on charges of indecent exposure'and was sent to tha county jail, for a medical examination. Judge Pavek ordered the suspension of the fine in his latest ruling, in order that the money might be used for medical treatment.

DePaul Secretarial Students Will Dante Secretarial students of DePaul university will hold their eighth annual formal Christmas ball on Saturday, December 27, in the grand ballroom and the tower room of the Drake hotel. Jack Chapman and his orchestra will play. Ruth Yuknis, 4825 14th is serving on the dance committee, as is Milada Kristan, 1609 Cuyler Christmas Party Mrs. Leona Witkowski and Mrs. Margaret Schmidt are in charge of the annual Christmas party of St.

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Station of Douglas Park UL" Bnt the battle ageinit this courge must go on. Tuber, culotti itill kilU more people vfv CHATEAU DES PLAINES 7848 Ogden Lyons, 111. MESSAGE From JOHNNIE TOMANS SILVER CLEF 26th and Lombard in Buy CHRISTMAS ThNtionL in nd Local lubercv I Ion AMociatiofis M-J XX ia i Doited Sut Pre-Opening Party 7 P. M. to Midnight OPEN TO PUBLIC 9 Starting at Midnight FINEST FOODS, Counter end Booth Sorvieo Opan Day and Night Bring in Your Friendi end Your Family Popular Priceo Proyell WE CATER TO BANQUETS WEDDINGS CARD AND BUNCO PARTIES TEL.

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