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at Fox Jack Holt in "Submarine" at
Theater Next Week.
Colonial Thea er.

"Not Quite Decent," a Fox
Movietone dialogue feature, is the
screen offering at the Fox Theater
this week. Lovely June Collyer

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"Submarine," the Columbia pic-
ture, which will be shown at the
Colonial Theater starting Sunday,
April 28, contains some of the
greatest underwater action. Jack
Holt has a powerful role as
the diver and performs some ex-
ceptionally hazardous feats at the
bottom of the sea. Ile is ably sup-
ported by Ralph Graves and Doro-
thy Revair. I he former portrays
Holt's pal, and in some scene:
almost steals the picture. Miss
Revier has it difficult role as the
dance hall queen, who marries iu
haste and repents at leisure. She
has some exceptionally fine scenes
with Graves and some that are
highly dramatic with Holt.
In addition to this great picture
there will be talking news and acts.

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IN U. OF D. OPERA
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the cast of "Hoofs My Iliac," Uni-
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a drama filled with heart interest.
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J. Stebbins pre-Pots an all-star
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and the popular Karyl Norman,
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part for the first time in his ca.
veer. It continues the &deem
lures of "The Three Muske•
leers." Also novelty feature..

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TWELVE SHAYNETTES DANCERS
with WALLY'S ENTERTAINERS

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"Behold This Dreamer," an un-
usual and
1111111Zingly
amusing
remedy by Fulton Oursler and
Aubrey Kennedy, opens for its
first Detroit engagement at the
Detroit Civic Theater, Monday
night, April 29. George Black-
wood, Miriam Sears, Craig Ward
and Walter Sherwin have the lead-
ing roles.
During the second week there
will lie three special perormanctis
of Eugene O'Neill's well known
and remarkable play, "The Great
God Brown," MPIIIiily night, Mat'
IL and Tuesday matinee and night,
May 7. This play made a tremen-
dous sensation in New York. One
scene was presented two •years agio
by the Guild of the Detroit Civic
Theater, and there have been many
requests for the entire play.

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ADOLPH TRAVERS

"A rag, a bone, and a hank of to be staged at Temple Theater
hair —when Kipling coined that during the week of April 28 to
famous phrase about woman he May I.
forgot all about the University of
Travers starred in last year's
Detroit. And from all indications (day
of the U. of D. This year he
the students at this school are go- again will do smile
specially num-
ing to make his classification look tiers.
sick. They are turning out scores
of ravishing damsels, not from
their co-eds, but out of the moil Thurston's New Illusions at
students.
Shubert Lafayette.
"Hoofs, My Dear," is the cur-
rent stage production, and it
Since
he last played in Detroit
opens at the Temple Theater in
Detroit April 28. The university Howard Thurston, magician extra-
ordinary
and illusionist par ex-
has already produced two hugely
successful operas in years past, cellence, has added more than two
score
illusions
to his carte de four.
"Mary Ann" and "Aces Wild."
These show: played to packed The most startilng of the new ef-
fects
are
"The
Million Dollar Mys-
houses in I1127 and 1928.
Two orchestras will be heard, tery" and "Iasia." In "Tacna" a
flesh
and
blood
young woman or-
one in the pit and the other on the
stage. In addition to the cast and 1 tautly vanishes in the dome of the
chorus, several novelty numbers theater, over the very heads of the
are going to kw run off. Specialty spectators. The "Million. Dollar
dancers, comedians and novelty Mystery" is the latest European
singers round out the bill. Most sensation and one of the most baff-
of these acts are those of students ling
illusions ever con-
who have been featured before on ceived.
Detroit and other metropolitan
But the biggest new feature of
stags. All the members of both the Thurston pregraill this season
orchestras hold professional con- if the debut of the magician's
nections.
daughter. Jane. She is a singing
and dancing comedienne, and also
"Noah's Ark" Continues at a debutante of magic.
Thurston and daughter Jane,
Shubert-Detroit Theater.
cone to the Shubert Lafayette
Theater for an engagement of
Creating illusion is an essential
three weeks, beginning Sunday
function in making motion picture night, April 28. Matinees Thurs-
entertainment. To achieve this day, Saturday and Sunday.
result vast, intricate and finely bal-
anced machinery has been devised
by mechanics and engineers and is Interesting Program at the
Grand Riviera.
now at hand for the intelligent di-
rector and producer. The effec-
tive use of these means to an end
Crashing through windows amid
is to be observed in Warner Bros.' a shower of falling glass, dexter-
really stupendous production, ously wielding huge weapons, scal-
"Noah's Ark," in which Dolores' ing stone walls of a terrifying,
Costello is now appearing at the height and leaping from high prec-
Shubert-Detroit Opera House.
ipices are only a few of the daring
The story of "Noah's Ark" links feats performed by Douglas Fair-
the period of the Great War and banks in his newest picture, "The
the pre-flood era of Noah. In Iron Mask" which comes to the
those two great catastrophes there Grand Riviera Sunday.
is a store of drama and thrills
The Radio Keith Orpla urn
which is inexhaustible.
\'audeville bill is headed by
In the cast of "Noah's Ark" op- George Broadhurst & co, and the
portunity for fine work is given Rigoletto Bros., who appear with
to the stars, Dolores (7ostello and the Swanson Sisters in an unusual
('purge O'Brien, and they have ad- variety offering. Harry Van Fos-
mirable support from Noah Beery, wn, the famous minstrel and L'ack-
Louise Fazernia, Guinn Williams. face comedian, and ('hemp
.Iyrna Loy, Paul McAllister and a and June, two young dance
host of others,
also featured,

J. P. VICK, Proprietor

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"Behold This Dreamer" at
Civic Theater.

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nios of Laughter, generating high
voltage of fun in " \Vhat's It All
About;" Joseph E. Howard song
composer Will offer a preg•am
his own popular numbers; Kuhn
and Depinto with violin find ac-
cordial' will present "Massie as
You Like It" and Maxine and
Bobby u dog and trainer have an
entertainting bit.

trial of it group of students charg-
ed with persecuting a fellow Jew-
ish student was opened here. The
students at the Polytechnic Insti-
tute persecuted the Jewish student
Ilashkewitch. The defendants are
Emil lanchenko, Samarsky, Dud-
Mk and Lusuk.
Before the trial Samarsky sent a
letter to the Institute heads de-
claring that he would commit sui-
cide because of the charge
anti-
Semitism brought against him.

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director of him melodramas, whose.
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latest success, "Alibi," is now at
Moulting
come into its own at the Oriental
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Theater this week where the pic-
issue with fiction writers who,
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weave halos of romance around i
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Photo drama, "Alibi," is convinc-I
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Dream" a comedy upholstered with with on the screen.
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As the title would indicate, "The
with
Watchman's Dream" vaudeville
JUNE COLLYER
LOUISE DRESSER
headliner mincerns the ups and
The Thrilling Story of • Stage Mother's Sacrifice (or an Erring Daughter
downs of a nocturnal guar!. Next
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Olsen, billed as Vaudeville's Dyna-

"The Broadway Melody." M-
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fifth week at the Adams Theater.

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"The Younger Generation" "ALIBI" AT UNITED ARTISTS
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"BROADWAY MELODY" AT
ADAMS

PHIL'S DELICATESSEN

"Hoofs, My Dear," U. of D.
Opera, at Temple Theater.

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