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aFor the Entlre Week
COMMENCING
The following Attraciions will be
Presented:
1.--Overture.
2.-Beuckeye Trio. iComedyTrick torse Act.
3.-Jean. Cunningham. Large but Graceful.
4.-Miasleal Harts. Novelty Musical Act.
5.-Jules Meld. crayon Artist and Mi ic.
6.-The Carters. All ComedyDuo.
7.-Sirronli. Lay :aGlles
8.-Majestiscope.
PRICES:-E1.venns 15.,, 25c, 30c, 35c. tox Seats S O. Matinees
weaI esday and Satirdays at .:30. Al mission Adults 2sc, Children 1s0.

CALENDAR.
Mar.st- 5-tFerry lectures. William
'1. Ellis. First lecture, Newberry Hall,
Vednesday, Mar. IT, 7 p. m.
Mar. ,-Fischer orchestra party at
Grangers academy; informal.
Mar. 13-Opie Read, S. L. A. course.
Mar. 13-"The Attitude of Contem-
porary German Poets toward Educa-
tion," lecture by Dr. WV. W. Florer,
under auspices of the Deutscher Verein,
Sarah Cassvell Atngell Hall, 8 p. m. Ad-
mission free.
Mar. 13-Reception and dance of the
Deutscher Verein, in parlor of Barbour
gymnasium9, :30 p. m.
Mar. 13-Junior engineer smoker at
clubhouse.
Mar. 13-Stetson's "Uncle Tom's
Cabin."
Mar. 14-Varsity meet.
Mar. 14-Illini smoker in Michigan
Union clubhouse.
Mar. 17-Sophomore St. Patrick's
luncheon at Barbour gym.
Mar. 18-Senior St. Patrick's luncheon
at Barbour gym.
Mar. 20--Y. W. C. A. banquet in New-
berry Hall.
Mar. 20-Unisersity oratorical contest
on S. L. A. course.
Mar. 20-"tDe Paris aux Pyrenees," a
lecture by Prof. Louis Loiseaux, of Co-
lumbia university, auspices of Cercle
Dramsatique Francais, 8 p. m.
Mar. 20-Engineering society banquet,
Michigan Union clubhouse.
Mar. 20-Ralph Stuart in "Strong-
heart."
1 ar. 21-First Regiment of Illinois
mneet.
Mar. 21-Ben Greet company in "Jil-
iis Caesar," 2:30 P In.;'"She Stoops to
Conquer," 8:15 p. is., University Hall.
Mtar. 23-Ben Greet company in "Ro-
meo and Juliet."
Mar. 25-Address by Attorney-Gen-
eral Wade Ellis, under auspices of Taft
Republican club, 8 p.im.
Mar. 26-Henrietta Crosman in "The
New Mrs. Loring."
Mar. 28-Jan Kubelick, violinist, New
Vhitney theater.
lar. 30-April 3-Ferry lectures. Hugh
Black, D.D.
.'Mar. 27-James O'Donnell Bennett,
dramatic critic for the Chicago Record-
Ierald, will lecture on "Richard Mans-
ield, the Actor and the Man," in Sarah
Caswell Angell Hall.
Star. 27-Lecture on "The Making of
Literature," by Charles Whiting Baker,
mtanaging editor of Engineering News.

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Monday, March 16
The first complete production of Grand Opera ever given in
the New Whitney Theatre
The Italian grand
Opera Comipany
MR. IVAN ABRAMSON, Director
110 People-20 Principals-50 Choisters
30 Musicians-3 Condiactors
Prices- 50c-75c-$1.00-$1.50-$2.00
Seat sale opens Friday Morning, 10 o'clock at Box Office
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UNIVERSITY NOTICES
Meectisng of i9o() lit class tiday, Roisst
C, Usiversity Hill, 4 ocldock.
There are still plenty of Illini smoker
tickets. All members who do not see
social committee may get their tickets
at the door tomorrow night. Blanken-
bturg.
The second of the series of Friday
afternoon addresses at the lenten ser-
vices of St. Andrew's church will be.
delivered this afternoon at o'clock by
Prof. James A. Craig, his subject being
"The Return to the Hebrew Prophets."
These addresses are under the auspices
of the Hobart Guild and all students
of the University are cordially invited
to attend.
See our complete line of Michigan
pins, fobs and souvenirs. Haller's
Jewelry Store, 216 s. Main street. eod
Students are always wel-
come at our stores. Read
the papers, use phones,
smoke, meet your friends.
We try to treat you right.
BILLIARDs, BOWLING, LUNCHES,
CIGARS, CANDIES ,TOBACCO.
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