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Faculty Concert.
Owing to a slight indisposition,
Fraulein Born, who was to have made
her initial appearance at the first Fac-
ulty Concert of the year which will be
given in High School Hall tonight,
will be u:aable to take part. However,
the Ann Arbor public will have an
opportunity of hearing her at some
concert in the near future. The ap-
pended numbers will be presented:
Concerto, No. 2, E major ......Bach
Allegro; Adagio; Allegro assai
Samuel Pierson Lockwood
(Accompaniment by Mrs. Geo.
B. Rhead.)
Widmung
Ich grolle nicht
Fruhlingsnacht
Wenn ich in deine Augen seh
Die beiden Grenadiere
........................ Schumann
William Howland
Sonata, B minor, op. 58.......Chopin
Allegro maestoso; ' Scherzo (molto
vivace);
Largo; Presto non tanto.
Albert Lockwood.
Mrs. E. S. Sherrill, accompanist.

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"The Top 0' Th' World is still strik-
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and attendance this season. With
Bailey and Austin and a supporting
company of seventy people it will be
the attraction at the New Whitney,
Monday, October 16. There is never
a moment during the performance
when the audience with lagging in-
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play is so full of novel effects, and
laughs with the element of surprise
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pantomime and spectacle than ever
before. The famous Collie Ballet still
remains a big feature.
Majestic Theater.
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program at the Majestic theater to-
night and incidentally Manager Lane
has issued a statement to the effect
that the new show will be one of the
best of the season. The feature acts:
will be the Three Melvin Brothers and
Vera Berliner. The Melvin Brothers
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many years as a minstrel star, having
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