THE MICHIGAN DAILY
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THE fICIIIAN DAIL Y iznown hands.. Then he noticed that
_ he lok °was dIefective. Forthwith he
Official Newspaper -at thte University' purchased a new one 'and the villagers
of Michigan. 'smiled. Of 'course we do not desire to
Published ever'y "morninfg except Mon- draw conclusions but we saw the
.day throughout the school yea'r. . , child-sized safe in the Administration
building, afte~r it had been rifled, and
MANAGING iEDTOR. wondered. Not that the thievs had
Walter ~K. Towers. effected an entrance, but that they
t ~used "soup instead of 'a hatpin to
a BLSINESS MANAGE force it.
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and Students' Supplies for all departments. Tons of
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D:r2kwing Instruzments eand
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All the best makes of instruments, price $10 to $25
Many good second hand sets at - - $3 to $15
Every set Guaranteed.
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All the leading makes including Waterman Ideal,
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Athletic Editor..... F. E. Shaw, Jr.
Assistant ......G. C. Eldredge
Music and Drama . ... Earl V. Moore
Intercollegiate News Harold G. McGee
Files..............Emmett Taylor
Editorials.
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER' 5; 1911.
DAILY ETICS6.F
At the present time The Michigan
Daily is publishing 2000 copies of tlke
paper each morning andl while. then
subscription lists have as, yet not
reached that number, additional
subscriptions are coming in constant,
ly and it. is the hope of the manage.
me~nt that the 2000 mark -will soon be,
overtaken.
The surplus copies of the Daily are
being distributed this week. free of{
cost and to those who are. receiving
the paper gratis as a sample the Edit
tors ask that before taking a copy they'
first ascertain whether or not the reg-
ular subscribers in the house 'have
been supplied. . But, better still-send
in, your subscription today or hand-
[it ,to a campus,, solicitor. The-Daily-
needs your- cooperation. x
'Twas Ever Thus.
A long, long time ago a certain gen-.
tleman owned a cow. He was partic-
ularly proud of the' creature and
boasted of it. One morning he' discov-
'ered that 'the animal had been forcibly'
removed from her quarters by un-
"Madame Simrry "
The programme at the New Amster-
damn Theatre, New York, the current
home of "Madame Sherry" the newest
Leder~er musical attraction, produced
by Led'erer' i partnership with A. H.
Woods and° H. H. Frazee, describes the
piece as a "French Vaudeville," which
means as Lederer explains it, a form
of musical play where all songs and
all the comic busine'ss are direct is-t
sues fromj the story and act, as inI
the common or gardeni variety ofna
tive musical comedy, mostly introduc-
ed matter, regardless of any assimila-
tive qualities' the introduction may
possdss.
"Madame' Sherry" will be played
here by the New York New Am~ster-
daze Theater Company on Saturday,
Oct. 7, %at the Whitney Theater.
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Majestic Theater.
There will be an entire change of
program at the Majestic theater to-
night and' incident~lly I 2andgei Lane
promises one of the, best of the vau-
deville shows of the' season. The big
attractions tonight will be the' Orphe-
us Comedy four and Dorfothy Vaughan.
The former is one of-the fufidie'st 'com-
edy male quartets' on' the' vaudeville
stage and the latter's chief faxnie rests
on the fact that last season she
played the title role 'in'the produc~tioni
of "Madame Sher'ry" during its long
run at the Colonial Theater~, Chicago.
Later she succeeded' "Stella Mahew in
the chief role in a "Barnyard Romeo"
at the' Americair 'Music Hall, New
York. Miss Vaughan is a note'd stage
beauty.
Five acts 'will constitute the newsh w a d t e ecn s ri s o ex
clusive photoplays 'will be "shown. The
motion pictures" shown at the Majes-
tic are exhibited' there exclusively and
will 'not be seen at any other theater
in 'Ann Arbor. Beautiful specimens
of' colored' motion phoetograp'hy make
this feature' an important part of the
Majestic programs.
Foresters Ha'e New Course:
A new 'course in surveying' is to be
offered to fourth year foresters. Base
lines, triangulation and solar and stel-
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