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MUSIC AND DRAMA.
Presents Schumnann Program.
A program devoted exclusively to
songs by Robert and Clara Schumann,
was presented by William Howland
yesterday afternoon in a historical re-
cital at the school of music. What the
audience lacked in numbers, it made
up in intelligent appreciation of some
very good singing.
As Mr. Howland remarked in a pref-
ace to his concert, the Schumann
songs are among the loveliest ever
written. To interpret them prep erly,1
a singer must infuse into his music,
energy as well as- delicacy. Thce
dualities Mr. Howland expressed to a
satisfying degree.
A feature of the concert was a song
by Robert Schumann entitled "B~elsat-
zar," which has never been suns in
Ann Arbor before. In this number,
which proved to be strongly dram atic,
Earl V. Moore's accompaniments de-
serve especial mention.
"Witlhi the Law."
Owing to the large number of peo-
1)1e who were unable to see "Within
the Law" when It appeared at the
Whitney theatre last month, a return
engagement of Veiller's thrilling play
has been arranged for Wednesday,

I Wh i t n e y - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

ONE NIGHT

THURSDAY 2
NOVEMBER

The daintiest and most delightful of all musical'
plays. FIRST TIME HERE*
THlE HENRY B. tiARRIS ESTATE PRESENTS
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GirlVIitor Morley

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SATURDAY,
NOVEMBER

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With a cast of

30-Girls and Boys-30

And a Brilliant Cast of 85 People

Augm~ente d Orchestra

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e are local agents for this magnificent line of made to order clothes. We want to
show you the bilg line of woolens and newest styles for Fall and Winter.
One every order we save you froil $g to $10.

13 Rows Orchestra' - - - - 50c
Balance---- ----5c
1st 4 Rows Balcony - - - 350
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A.U '.S A na at
Given by the Athletic Association
7:30- Friday Evening, Nov. 21st
ALUMNI ARE CORDIALLY INVITED

Direct from an entire Sea-
son at Park Theatre, New
York. U Three years in
London.
Three Carloads of Scenery and Effects
Only Original Number
One Company on Tour
Thirteen Rows Orchestra............... .O
Balance Orchestra....................... 1.50
Four Rows Balcony............. .......00O
Balance Balcony.............. .......... .75
Gallery ................................ . 5
Matinee 50e to $1.50 All Reserved
Mall Orders Received-Seat Sale Thurs.

We have the best assortment of
Ch ocolmtesa Mind Bore ona
All .krzids of fee ricy Iee Creams for Parties
Try our fruit S %vfdaes after the Theatre

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I want you more than words can tell-
I need you-I who knew so well
The tender warmth of your embrace.
I need you in your wonted place,
That you may nestle on my breast;

That I may feel your willing arnms;
And know again your close caress.
For months I have forgot your charms,
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My VASSAR, winter underwear.

December 17. The company again will
be headed by Jane Gordon, whose im-
p~ersonation of Mary Turner stands out
as distinctly clever.." Within the Law,"~
indorsed in no uncertain terms by
both President Wilson and Theodore
Roosevelt, is sure of an enthusiastic
reception.
UNIVERSITY N01TICES.
Tentative "Scarecrow" cast rehears-
al today at 3 :00 o'clock, room 205,
north wing, University hail.
Meeting of Gargoyle staff and try-
outs this afternoon at 4:30 o'clock.
Pennsylvania men meet at 4:30 to-
day at Union.
Meeting of men's section of Deutsch-
er Verein tonig-ht at 83:041 o'clock.
*-The Friay ight Louniger a~t the
Union will take place this week as
usual. The attendance at these affairs
has been good, thus far, anid all mem-
bers who can, are urged to drop into
thme clubhouse, for a little while, at
least, on Friday evenings.1

G. L. WO OLFOLK

Exkib It Shgp at 32 6 S. State Streetj
W hitney A7igeeMon.,Nov' 24j

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Balance Orchestra..... ............. .... . 0
First Four Rows Balcony ................ 1.00
Next Four Rows Balcony ................ ..75
Balance Balcony..........................,50
Top Gallery......... .................. ..50
Night lunches delivered. Call 51-L,
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Prices

IThirteen Rows orchestra.........$1.50
* Balance orchestra............ .00OW
IFour Rows Balcony... ......... 1.00
I Next Four Rows Balcony.....,...... .75
3 Balance Balcony...........50
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Balance Orchestra ...............75
Four Rows Balcony,..... ......... .75
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Gallery... ....................... 5
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