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EHIBITION OF FENCINt4
WILL BE GIVEN AT 0YM.
Major Burdett, of Wisconsin Universi-
ty, Secured by Local tenc.
ers'Club,Will Perform.
UPPER PENINSULAE
LECTURERS CHOSEN
New
hltmey
SpeefillI (~roup of Elegyell IMen
Bai3I a I-undred Lectures
Is Completed.
and
Charles A. Sellon's
MERRY MUSICAL EXTRAVAGA!
AD STUPENDOUS A RICK SPECTACL
T he New American Pantomime
The Fencers' Club announces what
promises to be at novel exhibition of EXTENSION SCHEI)ULE
FILLED,
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boxing and fencing ,for tomorrow af-
ternoon. Major Burdett of the Univer-
sity of Wisconsin wil be the guest of
the club and following the exhibition
will give an opportunity for those in-
terested to see his methods of instruc-
tion in the different sports of which
he is master. Major Burdett was for-
merly in the English army and, more
recently, the director of the gymnasi-
um at the University of Oxford and
instructor of Fencing and Boxing at
Leland Stanford.
He will give a few private lessons
during his stay in Ann Arbor, and the
Fencers' club has secured the use of
the gymnasium in the basement of Mc-
Millan hall for this purpose. Maj. Bur-
dett will also give some lessons at the
University club in Memorial Hall, and
at the city Y: M. C. A.
Dinlg
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Thus every detail of
supervision.
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MUSIC AND DRAMA
The Vat and'the Fiddled.
nnounced for appearance in this
Thursday, April 25, at the New
tney theater is Chas. A. Sellon's
ry musical comedy, "The Cat and
Fiddle." This is the first of its
since the Hanlon's Superba and
tasma and is being welcomed as a
ded relief from the stereotyped
ical comedy. Chas. A. Sellon is
first to exploit the rich field of
ical extravaganza in late years
he has been meeting with success.,
not only is entertained with up-!
ate popular music, songs dancest
clever jokes galore but besides all
e good things, countless wonder-
tricks, startling illusions, unac-,
itable appearances and disappear-,
s and beautiful transformations
vd the stage of "The Cat and the
Lle" during its twenty scenes.
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Jones R.
Mechling LF ..
Smythe 1B ...
Reilly 3B .
fHogesett SS
Grant 2B.
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A schedule of about half a hundred
Extension lectures to be given in the
Upper Peninsula during the spring
months has been mapped out by the
Lecture Bureau. Though the dates for
practically none of the engagements
have been set definitely, the men who
will go north and the places where
they will appear have all been decided
on, and were announced last night.
Professors W. D. Henderson, R. M.
Wenley, C. H Kauffmann, C. H. Van
Tyne, A. A. Stanley, J. S. Reeves, C. T.
Johnston, Filibert Roth, A. H: White,
Dr. N. S. Hoff, and Mr. David Friday
are the lecturers to address the citi-
zens north of the Straits during this
month and next. No engagements
were made north of St. Ignace during
the winter months for fear of delays
in teain service on account of th'
weather.
Five "copper country" towns,Hough-
ton, Hancock, Calumet, Dollar Bay:
and Lake Linden, are included in the
schedule, as well as three points in
the "Mackinac district," Allenville,
Pickford, and Stalwart. Lecturers will
also appear at Marquette, Negaunee,
Gwinn, Gladstone, Norway, Iron Moun-
tain, Crystal Falls, Manistique, Esca.
naba anld Munising.
Limit of 300 Lectures Reached.
The full quota of 300 lectures has
been filled and from now on no more
dates will be made. A map in the
president's outer office shows by means
of tacks with vari-colored heads, where
the lectrures have gone and how many
each city or town has had.
Detroit heads the list with fifteen
lecturer engaged, in all and Grand
Rapids is a close second with four-
teen. Lansing and Saginaw come
next in order, with nine and eight, re-
spectively.
PROF. BANOROFT OF (COR NELL '
SWILL LENiiiE' ON "DYEIN(R"
Prof. W. D. Bancroft, of the cheni-
istry faculty at Cornell University, will
give a public lecture on "The Theory of
Dyeing," in the amphitheater of the
chemistry building at 8 p. m. Friday,
April 26, under the auspices of Phi
Lambda Upsilon, the chemistry honor
fraternity.
The fraternity, will hold a banquet
Thursday, April 25, at 6 p. m., at the
Michigan Union.
Architects Will Ureak Into Society.
The Architectural Society will give
its first annual party Friday, April 26,
at 9 p. in., at the Packard Acalc1.y
The affair will be informal.
Tickets may be secured from Ran-
dall, Abbott, Anderson, La Liberte,
and Wall.
witl the Eminent Co radian
Harry B. Watson
As the Care-Free"hAPPY"
Lyrics an
Carlton
A Cheerful, Comical, Tuneful, Fantasy Founded on the Old, yet D
MOTHER GOOSE FABLES
Always a Delight to the Young Folks and Crown U} s
20 Novelties, 19 Gorgeous Scenes, 4o C'(vT Singus nd
Da-ucers, 2 1 New Son'g Hits
Aid a Choi us of Beauty ar.d Chalim. Two H u s an d One
Half of Fun and Froic. Sixty Smiles a Minute.
Seat Sale Tues., April 23
Prices 25-50-75-$1.00-$1.50
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Chicago and New York
0o t:i r can or will exce thes master
- ~tailurs mn giving y on whait y ou want m
C ltu but ( O r t ail rs will charge you
SUch mrl. Let u showv you thc line of
s11n les and1 take y our meas~ure.
land (&Forsy
215 South Maimt St.
Western Union Ticker Service, at
avis &t Konold's
Cigar Store O e Block from Ferry F
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The chief attraction at the Majestic
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the University of Lombard at Gales-
burg. These men are making their SIummary
annual spring tour and needless to say Two base hits-Lavans,
the attraction is a high,class singing Three base hits-Rogers
act in all that the term implies. Theh
members are fraternity men being Struck out-by 'Smith 8,k
members of Sigma Nu and Phi Delta by Snyder 7'
Theta societies at Lombard. Another Bases on balls-pff Sm
big feature for the first three days of Ward '2, off Snyder 4.
the coming week will be Marguerita's Passed ball-Fritz.
Trained Lions. This is a sensational Stolen bases-Reilly 2, Be;
act in which several large beasts dis- 2, Rogers.
port themselves in a large steel cage
erected on the Majestic stage. Mlle. Sacrifice fly-Munson.
Marguerite puts them through a se- Hit by Pitcher-Bell, Fril
ries of interesting and at times dan- Umpire-Patison, M. A.
gerous stunts. Five acts and the mov- Time-2:05.
ing pictures will make up the show.
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UNIVERSITY NOTIC
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THIS IS
OUR "ENGLISH"
Mandolin practice at three o'clock
at the Delta U. House.
Students in the Union life member-
ship campaign during spring vacation
report to Heath at Union today at 3
C'clock.
Fresh engineers should report for
baseball practice Oat South Ferry field
every afternoon this week at 3 o'clock.
Soph lit baseball practice at 3 p. m.
Monday at South Ferry field.
Soph engineers uniform practice S.
Ferry field Monday and Tuesday at 4
p. m. All players not at practice Mon-
day should leave their names with the
manager-Bell 906.
All men interested in taking boxing
or fencing instruction during the next
few weeks should communicate with
Paul Reighard, 1828-J.
Get your safety razor blades re-
sharpenedat Killins' StateSt. Iard-
ware. 138-39-40.
last that is admired so much. by everyone be-
cause it is, without a doubt, the handsomest,
most perfect fitting flat list ever made- -Thous-
id so, even shoe salesmen selling other lines of high-grade footwear.
ver have had enough shoes on this last to supply the demand so,
eceived some more large shipments in both Shoes and Oxfords, we
you to call and be fitted while our sizes are complete.
Remember, we s .v- you $1.50 to $2.00 per pair.
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Monsters of the Jungle
Frank Kirk Sylvester & Vance
Musical Tramp Chatter and Songs
BARABEE HILL COMPANY
-:- In the Comedy "A Strenuous Daisy" +
EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION,
COLLEGE CITY QUARTET
From Lombard University
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