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AT THE BACHELOR GROVE out at 145th St. and Oak Park Ave., a Hallowe'en skating party will be held Friday night, October 31, with awards for the best costumes. . . . Earl Leider is the owner of this open-all-night spot which holds skating on Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights and Sunday afternoons.
Chicago, 1941 HALLOWE'EN PARTIES will be held October 30 and 31 at
WINKELMAN'S COCKTAIL LOUNGE. . . . There'll be souvenirs and favors. . . . Continuous entertainment and dancing are attractions nightly with
Bunnie Lee, "the blonde bombshell," as song stylist, as the featured performer. . . . Italian spaghetti is the specialty on the menu Wednesdays, fish Fridays and roast turkey on Saturdays.
Chicago, 1941 |
HOLIDAYS OVER THE DECADESHALLOWEEN IN THE 1940s![]()
First thing I noticed about Halloween in the 1940s is the funny little
habit of writing it "Hallowe'en"! Not sure what that is all about...must
do Second thing I noticed is that there seems to be no shortage of entertainment opportunities for adults, indeed a search for Halloween in the archives produces oodles of ads like the one above, and nary an ad for adorable little Halloween costumes for the kiddies! Trick-or-treat? So far mostly reports of what will come to be known as the Teenager pulling pranks and committing minor acts of vandalism. Could it be that the candy aspect of Halloween came later? To bribe youngsters into leaving stationary objects in their usual locations? Stay tuned!
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1940s Halloween Party
JOYCE MEYERS
12 Years Old
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