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"La Poudre Aux Yeux" and

"Il faut qu'une Porte soit"Ouverte ou Fermne"


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to seek solace in drink, he
the gambling tables of the
Kid. Luck followed him till
night, then suddenly turned.
desperate play, he staked his
erest in the "Midas" against'
:ho Kid's faro bank. Cherry
kept the cases." Undetected
cited onlookers, the Broncho
pulated the cards and:Glen-
But Cherry Malotte had
e quick movement of the

Broncho Kid's fingers. "The cases are
wrong," she cried. "That bet is off."
Such vivid reality, such graphic por-
trayal of the primal passions of men,
has perhaps never been seen .on the
"silent stage" as thousands are now
witnessing daily in New York, Chicago
and other cities, where "The Spoilers"
is now being shown.
This picture will be shown at the
Majestic on Tuesday and Wednesday
of this week.

Beautification Work Makes Progress
With the arrival of the $412 ship-
ment of plants recently purchased
by the department of buildings and
grounds, actual work on planting the
shrubbery and flowers in the campus
beautification project has been carried
on for two days. All of the 100 or
more flower beds have been pade
ready, and planting probably will be
finished in about 10 days.

GARRICK

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Joyous return of the supreme Success of Successes, the
Play that has charmed millions
Oliver Morosco's Comedy Triumph
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PLAN SURPRISE FEATURES DOlt
COTTON BALL ON NEXT FRIDAY
Surprise features and fuzzy white
programs are among the things being
prepared for the first annual Cotton
Ball, scheduled for next Friday night
at the Union clubhouse.
Committeemen who have just been
appointed are: C. B. Ainsworth, '15,
chairman, W. F. Holmes, '17, Willis
D. Nance, '17, W. A. Nieman, '17, and
Russell Dean, '15, who is general
chairman of all Union parties for the
semester. Harold Schradzki, '15L,
and Verne E. Burnett, '17, are hand-
ling the publicity end of the affair.
P'astoboards open sale at the Union
counter, at 5:00 o'clock tomorrow af-
ternoon, at $1.50. The ball is restrict-
ed to 100 couples.
HOPE COLLEt4LAN REPRESENTS
STATE IN ORATORY. CONTIEST
Irwin -J. Lubbers, of Hope college,
carried away the honors at the state
Intercollegiate Prohibition oratorical
contest held at Adrian Thursday night,
and won the right to represent the
state of Michigan in the Inter-state
contest to be held at Atlantic City,
New Jersey, on July 7. He spoke on
the subject "Our National Parasite."
The second honor was won by W. S. C.
Pellow, of Albion college, who spoke
on, "The Decree of Public Welfare."
Six schoolsAvere represented in the
contest; Alma, Hope, Adrian, Albion,
Ypsilanti Normal and Michigan. R. B.
Penzotti, '18H, Michigan's representa-
tive, failed to receive any of the hon-
ors but made a good showing.
RAIN ALDS IN 11A1(LNG TENNIS
COURTS READY FOR STUD)ENTS
According to a statemeut made yes-
terday by Graduate Director P. G. Bar-
telme, the tennis courts on Ferry field
will be greatly iraproved by the rain
last week which gave the wcorkmen an
opportunity to put the ground in pre-
sentable shape. With the exception of
the two Varsity courts, the tennis en-
closure has been in poor conditi.on dur-
ing' the past week, and an unusually
large number of players have been
unable to obtain access to the pla.ying
grounds. A bursted water pipe o.n a
part of the inclosure has prevented the
courts being put into shape.

Talks Under Auspices of Forestry Club
Mr. Lord D. Kitchell will deliver a
lecture in Hill auditorium at 8:00
o'clock next Wednesday night, under
the auspices of the Forestry club. The
subject of the talk is "A Travelogue
on Glacier National Park and Black
Feet Indians," and it is beautifully 11-
lustrated with motion pictures and
hand-colored stereopticon views. Ad-
mission to the lecture is free.
Michigan Alumni Banquet at Akron
During the vacation period, the
Michigan Alumni of Akron, Ohio, held
their third annual banquet. Prof. R. E.
Bunker, of the Law School, and Pro-
fessor Wagner, formerly of the college
of engineering, and at present a proJ
fessor at Terra Haute, Indiana, were
among the speakers.
Window Cards
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Summer School Bulletins Now iJeady,
Prof. E. H. Kraus, acting dean of the
summer session, states that the l4 rge
announcements for the summer s es-
sion are now ready for distribution.
They contain a complete list of th e
courses of instruction which are to b'e
given. The work during the summer'
session is the same as that during the
regular semester, and each year a
larger number of students are taking
advantage of this, and shortening their
college courses. Last year 125 secured
their degrees after completing the
summer work. This enabled them to
finish their four-year course in three
years and three summer sessions.

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COMING THE FOLLOWING BIG STARS
sen. Theda Barra William E. Shay. Nance O'Neil. Claire Whitney & Stuart Holmes.
Orrin Johnson. Adelaide Thurston. Thomas Jefierson. S. Miller Kent. Mme. Olga Petrova.
Francellia Bilsington. Lillian Gish. Bessie Barriscade.

APRIL 27 and 28
Ttiesday and Wednesday
THE SPOILERS
9 REELS
WILLIAM FARNUM and KATHLYN WILLIAMS
a great picture from a great story

APRIL 29
THURSDAY ONLY
Satan Sanderson
FEATVRIN
ORRIN JOHNSON
and a good Comedy

Begin Excavations for Heating Tunnel
Excavation has begun for -the h eat-
ing tunnel, which will connect Ma rtha
Cook dormitory on South Unive rsity
avenue with the university h ;atng
plant. The ditch begins betweeui the
engineering shops and the p1iiysics
building, and will be about 600 f eet in
length. The new tunnel w ill be. con -st u t d o o c e e d w l a r
't"rted ofeconrete, an dwill car
the heating pipes and electric Iighting
leads to the new dormitory.

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APRIL 30, FRIDAY ONLY
ROBERT-HILLARD'S GREAT SUCCESS
Fool There Was
THE VAMPIRE
Theda Bara & Edward Jose

MAY 1, SATURDAY ONLY
THE DEVIL
WITH
EDWARD CONNELLY
AND
BESSIE BARRISCALE

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and
Greatest
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Will 1iscuss government O'jvnership
A.delphi House of Representatives
will hold its first meeting fol'iowing the
holidays next Tuesday. F. '. Loudy,
'15E, has presented a bill providirng
for gradual government o wnership of
public utilities. This will be another
socialistic bill, and will be thorou-ghly
discussed.
Prof. Hobbs Returns from East Tue. day
Dr. W. 1. Hobbs, of the geolog ical
department, who is attending the con-
vention of the American Philosoph:ical
society, in Philadelphia, will -eturn to
the city on Tuesday.

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