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At The Whitney.
Norman Hackett the star of "Satan
Sanderson" will again present this suc-'
cessful "Michigan made" play at the
Whitney, tonight.
Mr. Hackett is an alumnus of the
University (class of '98), while Kirk.
Alexander, who dramatized the story
from Hallie Erminie Rives' novel, in
collaboration with Mrs. James O. Mur-
fin, is also a U. of M. man, (class of
'96.) "Satan Sanderson" scored a gen-
uine success last season, and during
the summer its authors have material-
ly strengthened the dramatic force by
new artistic effects, so that its second
presentation here should mean another
big Michigan night at the Whitney for
our "own" famous actor and drama-
tist.
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Donald Brian in "The Siren."
"The Siren," the musical comedy
success in which. Charles Frohman
will present Donald Brian at the Whit-
ney theater, Thursday, October 3, is by
the authors of "The Dollar Princess,"
in which Mr. Brian was last seen here.
The supporting company has been se-
lected from among the most impor-
tant members of that organization and
that other dainty musical comedy suc-
cess, "The Arcadians." From "The
Dollar Princess," Mr. Frohman select-
ed Will West and Cyril Biddulph,
whose "Truly Rural" song was one
of the hits of that production, whil
"The Siren" contains also such popu-
lar "Arcadians" as Julia Sanderson
and Ethel Cadman. Of course with
Donald Brian as the star of "The Sir-
en," one is assured of plenty of intoxi-
cating dance numbers as well as
haunting songs and delicious comedy.
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Instruction
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1335 Wilmot St.
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At The Majestic.
There will be the usual midweek
matinee at the Majestic theater this af
ternon, the performance starting at 3.
o'clock. Each lady who attends the
matinee will receive absolutely free a
dainty glassware souvenir with the
compliments of the management. Uni-
versity men will also be presented with
a Rogers silver nut cracker and nut
pick set consisting of seven pieces.
Manager Lane will give them away:
this afternoon as a special compliment
to the student matinee patrons.
This will be the last opportunity to
hear the old soldier fiddlers as the
entire show will be changed tomorrow
night. The feature act being the
"Bronco Buster's Wild West Show"
with an assortment of real cowboys,
girls, ponies bucking broncos and etc.
store.
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Good Uutil Used 5 Suits $1.04
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ent Place for Your
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on will find our
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to be correct in style and fit. Try one and be coi vinced.
We invite your inspection of our lines of Gymnasium
Supplies including suits, shoes, towels, etc. You will also
find that we have on display a carefully se'ected line of
Bath Robes, Shirtings of the latest designs and the newest
patterns and s'aapes in Golf Caps, Soft and Stiff Hats.
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TWO GRADUATES RETURN TO
TEACH IN LAW DEPARTMENT
Two new professors have been ad-
ded to the law department to take
the places of Professors George L.
Clark and Victor R. McLucas who re-
signed last spring. Willard T. Bar-
bour, '05, '08L , will teach criminal
law and procedure, and John Barker
Waite, '07I1 will have charge of sales
and will assist in the practice court.
Professor Barbour won the Rhodes
scholarship from Michigan in 1908 and
completed his course at Oxford this
year. Prof. Waite has been practicing
law in Toledo for the past five years.
The largest and finest line in the
city, Goodyear's Drug Store. 3-6-9-12
Gym Lockers are Being Assigned.
Gymnasium locker tickets for men
went on sale at Waterman gym on
Monday. Lockers were distributed
yesterday afternoon to those who
purchased tickets.,
We are never undersold. Goodyear's
Drug Store. ' 2-5-8-11-13
Log Log Slide rule with leather case
for $7.50, at Wahr's University Book-
store. 1 to 6
Plans are Complete for New House.
Work on the new Sigma Chi frater-
nity house will be begun at an early
date. The old house on State street
has been torn down, and the new
building will stand on the same site.
For a gym suit or football outfit try
Walhr's University Bookstore. 1 to 10
Second hand text books in great
quantities at Wahr's University Book-
store. 1 to 6
PROFESSOR WENLEY SPEAKS
TO LAROE Y.M.C.A. MEETING.
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ings, which have been arranged by
the University Y. M.-C. A., was held
at St. Andrews church last Sunday
evening. Prof. R. M. Wenley address-
ed one of the largest congregations
that has ever attended a combined
service on "The Stranger within Our
Gates." The second of these services
will be held next Sunday evening at
the Presbyterian church when Bishop
Charles D. Williams will deliver the
address.
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