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MUSIC AND DRAMA
2 Concerts on Music School Program.
Two musical events will take place
under the auspices of the School of
Music this week. On Wednesday af-
ternoon, at 4:15 o'clock a public Pu-
pils' Recital will be held at the School
of Music Building. The next Violini
Sonata Recital will not be held until
Wednesday afternoon, March 27, ow-
ing to the continued indisposition of
Mrs. Rhead. On Friday evening, a
complimentary recital by Cecelia Ray
Berry, pianist and Mr. Samuel P._
Lockwood, violinist, will be given at
School of Music Hall. The general
public is cordially invited to attend
the Pupils' Recital, as well as the pi-
ano and violin recital.
"Excuse Me."
Rupert Hughes, the author of "Ex-
cuse Me," the episodical farce which
Henry W. Savage will offer at the New
Whitney theater next Monday, March
18, is one of the most prolific of mod-
ern American writers. In addition to
"Excuse Me" he has a number of other
successful plays to his credit and in the
higher class magazines his name is en-
countered as the author of short sto-
ries, serial narratives and essays with
quite remarkable frequency. He is a
musical critic of more than national
reputation. "'Excuse Me" represents
his first attempt at writing "simon
pure" farce for the stage, and the de-
served success which it has already
earned promises to give him enviable
prominence in a field of literature
which is absolutely distinctive.

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For Sale-The Law Library and office
furniture of the late Charles F. Hull.
Large practice covering period of 14
years. Address, James P. Snody,
Presque Isle Co., Onaway, Mich.
118-19-20-21"
For Sale-Due bills on Wagner, Kyer,
Kollauf, Lyndon, and Lennox (De-
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Lost-Enameled belt pin. Return to
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initials M. L. W. on back, Saturday
morning. Finder please phone
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Open only *from 9:30 to 12:30 and
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Students Notiee!
College Inn is again managed by
Elmer M. Stofflett. Will be glad to
meet all my old customers as well as
new ones. 119 tf'
The place to bring your films for
fine developing and printing is Hop-
pes' Studio. 119-120
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Pharmacy, The Brown Drug Store and
Quarry's Drug Store before 8:30 every
night for the next morning's issue. tf
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guaranteed, at Schaeberle & Son's Mu-
sic House, 110 S. Main St. 87 tf
We print anything from a name card
to a book,-The Ann Arbor Press-
Official Printers to the University, and
by authority, printers of all student
publications-Press Building, Maynard
Street. (Sun.)
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118-119
Rent a Kodak today, 10 cents. Lyn-
don.
118-119
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during Summer Vacation. Must apply
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lts Daylight Pictures at the Majestie.
:e 10c The progressive spirit of the Majes-
ize 15c tic theater management has been
shown in the installment of the latest
device for the showing of motion pic-
r Co. tures in a lighted auditorium-thus
doing away with the inconvenience of
SUPPLIES finding seats and sitting in a darkened
Main Street auditorium. The Hanlon Curtain Co. of
Detroit has received the contract for
this and as a result the Majestic pa-
trons now have the pleasure of seeing
motion views on an aluminum "day-
light screen." The glare from the
light has been eliminated and the effect
of the pictures is beautiful and artis-
tic in the extreme. Manager Lane has
secured the motion pictures taken last
Mich. year of the relay games at Philadel-
;S phia. Joe Horner, Ralph Crig, Pat
" Gamble, Carroll Haff, Freddie Ross,
and Arthur Kohler will be seen in mo-
Suits tion views. The date will be announc-
ed later.

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IArchitecture Society to ilave Exhibit.
President Joseph Hudnut of the Ar-
chitectural society appointed a com-
mittee yesterday to formulate plans
for an architectural exhibit. Ernest
Kremer was made chairman. "Bill"
Fanning, Harry Weeks,Harry McCune,
and C. E. Buysee compose the remain-
der of the committee.


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