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WHITN.EY
THE ATRE
One Night* o;%y
Thursday,; Nov. 5th,
Charles Frohman presents
MISS
Burk
In her greatestco nedlv succces
by Catherine Chiloom Cushing
Preceded by
"The Philosopher in
the Apple Orchard"
A Play in one act by Anthony Hope
Miss BURKE
in both Plays
* PRICES
MAIN FLOOR3 First 13 rows, 360 seats $2.00
iLast 8 rows, 232 seats $1.50
BALCONY3 First 8 rows, 236 seats $1.00
Last 5 rows, 154 seats $0.15
GALLERY - 6Oc
Mail Orders Received Now ,
when accompanied by check
Seals on sale Tuesday morning at 10
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Engagement Extraordinary!
Whitney Theatre
Whitney
Theatre
Monday Night, November 2nd
The, Winning
Matinee &MNght
Sat. Nov. 7
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First time here!
Michigan's famous Actor,
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Mr. NORMAN HACKETT
la Walker-Whiteside's famous eman-Jap
Play of Tntrigue
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Tyboon
Barbara
Worth
Th le sensation of New York, Chicago, and five European Capitals
Original Magiificenst N. Y. Production
TCremuendously Startlinig
SPECIAL WAR TIME PRICES---
!MATINEE-25c all over the house, except first lour rows--SOC
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NIGHIT-25c, 50c, 75c,-$100
$1,50 (box seats)
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Whitney Theatre
Friday Night, Nov. 6
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Harold Bell
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Miss Leona Stater
"Barbara Worth"
Whitney, Monday, Nov. locd
T1. nth that Thri1l Without
Shaming You #"
AL. BURKE 'Presents
MISSOEL
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THE
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ESDAY (ELECTION DAY)-WEDNESDAY
NOVEMBER 3,& 4
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Bly RACfIAEI. MAP.SITAUI,
and OLIVJ9R BAIIXY, Authors
"THE TRAFFIC"
Continuous
0 until 5:30
Performance
Night-7:80 until 10:30
Great Photo Play Masterpiece
Thte mighty drama of combat, mercy
and clean love, produced by
at spendid cast.
Prices: 24-.35c.50c-5c4$l.40
Seats qn Sole* Wednesday'at 10 o'clock
Word was received, a few days ago,
from the New York managers of Fer-
ruccio Busoni, the distinguished
pianist,, who is to appear on this
year's Choral Union series, at Ann
Arbor, that he was unable to sail from
Naples on October 20, in accordance
with the schedule, and that lie will
be delayed temporarily in reaching
America, so that It was necessary for
several of his dates, scheduled for the
first part of November, to be post-
poned.
He will appear in Ann ,Arbor,
Thursday evening, January 14, 1915,
instead of as originally announced,
Accordingly, the next number on
the Choral Union series w1i be that
of thae Philadelphia Symphony Or-
chiestra op the evening of December 2,
1914,t
geant-at~arms, P. J. Zamora, '15, was
Appointed chairman of the social com-
mittee and plans were disculssed fort
a smoker to be held in the near ,fu-
tyre but no definite pla.n was decided
upon.a
THE CULT OF INCOMPETENCE
By Emnile Faguet (361.8 F16112)
That technical, intellectual, moral
competence should be assigned its
part in government is the main con-
tention' of M. Faguet. He deals with
the government" of peoples, especially
with that of the French, and says that
there is too much incompetence in
the leaders of the people.
A democratic element is essentially
necessary to a people and also is an
aristocratic element, the writer do-
clares*' It is dangerous that the peo-
pie should be an, enigma and it is
necessary to know, what it feels,
thinks,, suffers and desires,' and for
that reason the democratic element is
essential. We should have, an aristo-
cratic element in order that all ad-
mits of precision' shall not be smoth-
ered by that which is confused, and
that which is exact shall not be ob-
scured by what is' vague. The real
government should be a blending of
democracy and aristocracy but it must
be a real fusion, is the conclusion of
the author.
One may-at first have a tendenicy to
doubt the theories expresser ut uipon
closer examination and thinkingL the
truth of the assertions will be appar-
ent. The style of the author is rather
brilliant and his manner of presenting
his arguments is forceful.
A Lobae Story of the West
MAIN FLOOR Prices BALCONY
First 13 rows, 360 seats, $1.00 First, 4 rows, 120 seats, 50c
Last 8 rows, 232 seats, 75c Next 9 rows, 270 seats, 35c'
GALLERY --25c
Phone-4 80-Seats now on sale-Phone-480
USE OF BONDAGE'I
of the Terrible White Slave
six
PARTS
Traffic'
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SEATS 10c_
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ALL SEATS 10c
a!Extra! Extra!
ION NICHT, TUESDAY NOVEMBER 3rd, THE WHITNEY THEATRE WILL RECEIVE COMPLETE ELECTION
:TURNS BY PRIVATE WIRE. THE FIRST ELECTION RETURNS WILL Of READ AT 7:00 P. M.
Latin American Club Elects Officers
At 'a neeting' held Friday night inj
froom 147 newv engineering building,1
the Latin American club' elected the
following (Aftiers: G. W.'Blanco, '17,
president; V. M. Morales, '16E, vice-
president; and A. S. Hoheb, '17, ser-
Phone 1701
MAJESTIC
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Phone 1,70.1
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WHERE EVERYBODY GOES
Milonday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Nov.' 2-3-4
Thursday, Friday, SatraNovember, 5-6-7
The Sensational Aerialists
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.eno, Jordon and.Zn
Saginaw's Vaudeville Stars
The Sweeping Success
Buron Hmes
Charles 'R. Macion, Special Representative
The Big Feature
arrel-Pieiot Co.
Karleton & Clifford
WAR-TIME EURP
Now Exclusive Intimate Motion Pictures and Dissolving Views, Accompanied by a Special
Lecturer and Operator
Revelation in Art
In the Screaming Farce
"'I Died"'
Extra
Extra
The, "Bimbos"
" Comedy Acrobatic Act 0
Reed & Wood
A Little Class and a Little Rag-Time
Added Attroolion
feisser, & Relsser
'three Majestlo's
" Harmony and Humor'
Lew Wells
Leila Davis& Co.
In a Comedy Travesty Sketch
"*As it May BSe"
The BSlack and Tan
Comedians
Monologue and Saxaphone Eccentricities
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Four Matinees every week--Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday,' Saturday. The Mlajestic offers en-
tire -new show every Monday and Thursday. Only the first show at night is reserved, seats
held until 7.30. Ladies' Souvenir matinee Tuesday and Friday. School children's matinee
every Saturdav. all children uinder 12 vears of aze admitted for 5c. Watch. for the day and
dat o te 1ajste igCountry Store Night=-$100.00 in prizes given away.
vO PLT rLEaTO RETURNS AT THE, MAJESTIC TUESDAY NIGHTX .r a
AIThe doors will be open and returns will start to be read at 7:00 P. M. Ladies' sliver souvenir matinee TuesE xr a