THE iwC1!lAtjL!N LAYLY
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ALUMNM FIGURE PROMINENTLY I*
IN PLAY "SATAN SANDRESON." *
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We are again receiving
TCOCOLATS
Formey, a~rtha Washington
Fresh every Wednesday and
Friday
4 full !in of
and Johnston's
Chocolate
DAY
Creams
Norman Hackett, '98, the well known
actor, who is appearing in a dramati-
zation of the popular novel "Satan
Sanderson" is booked to appear in
Ann Arbor next Wednesday evening.
In addition' to the interest in the form-
er Michigan student, is the fact that
the book was dramatized by an
alumnus and the wife of an alumnus.
Kirkland B. Alexander, '96, a former
Detroit newspaper man is responsible
for this adaptation of Hallie Erminie
Reeves' book. Mrs James 0. Murfin,
'95-'96 L, and a resident of Detroit,
worked in conjunction with Mr. Alex-
ander and Miss Frances Sibley, who
has since become Mrs. Alexander.
Starting merely with the Idea of see-
ing what could be made in the way of
a. drama. The co-authors gradually
found that they had compiled a play
of real merit.
When the book was finished, the
dramatists looked about for a place
to try their creation. Mr. E. D. Stair,
owner of a number of theatrical enter-
piises, became interested in the play
and decided to produce it. He thought
immediate ly of Norman Hackett to
fill the leading role.
Mr. Hackett had starred two seas-
ons in "Classmates" and "Beau Brum-
mel" and spent last year with "The
City," playing one of the leading parts
He was engaged for the title role in
"Satan Sanderson" and the entire pro-
duction was made under the supervis-
ion of the authors. Detroit was se-
lected for the rehearsals and Miss Jes-'
sie Bonstelle was given the complete
charge of the production.
The play opened in Toledo last
month. It has been travelling through
Ohio and Pennsylvania. Following a
single night here, the company will
be seen in Detroit for an entire week.
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Another Class Outgrows Quarters.
Another university class has out-
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the students and visitors from the
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Memorial hail will have to be vacated
soon for larger quarters.
Illini Club Gets Under Way.
Fifty Illinois men attended the first
meeting of the year of the Illini club
held yesterday afternoon in Tappan
hall and aided in ratifying as constitu-
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The next meeting of the club will
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Six years ago the State Federation
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