THE MICHIGAN DAILY.

.it be allowed to take part in "Stop
Thief." Immediately following the


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OUT NEXT THURSDAY
f," a modern farce by
e, will go on the boards
ey theater as this year's
ction of the Comedy club
before Christmas vaca-
tation of the play, which
s successful run in New
id was well received on
iroughout the country,
Ub's first iotable attempt
e conventional, costumed
or of productions of a
nore popular nature. By
ie play before the holi-
> purposes to avoid con-
ther student theatricals
o arrange its trips for
1 December or early in

ating of so early
rmance, the work
personnel of this
mmence at 4:00
rsday afternoon,
ill be held in the
>ms. Each appli-
ed to recite some
n -chosing.
gible to member-
lthough they will
r & Co. decorate
E. Washington
oct6-7-8-9-10
a mother who
k for boys away
that is seasoned
aced on the table
ner. Always des-

picking of the membership, tryouts
ftr parts in the cast of the play will{
_A:nmcnce. Those who do not appear
.n the play will be given opportunities
:o show their ability in monthly pro-
ductins in Sarah Caswell Angell hall.'
Along with this year's policy of
making a more general appeal to the
'campus in the presentation of its an-
nual play, the club is planning the
staging of a vaudeville show later in
the year. Who will take part in this
production will be determined largely
by the showing of the players in "Stop
Thief."
The club is also in receipt of a play
written by Leon M. Cunningham, '16,
which will be placed under consid-
eration and presented at some time
later in the year if found acceptable.
FRESH PRESENT STYLE REVUE
Several Startling Revelations in Un-
dergarments Exhibited
"Hep, hep, hep, lively there, frosh."
A crowd of 15'0 sophomores with
half a dozen lowly men of 1919 in tow
filed down Liberty street last night,
the first evidence of underclass strife
this year. The yearlings were devoid
of trousers, and had nothing but short
track pants to protect their limbs
from the cruel winds and the eyes of
curious onlookers. They still wore
their socks, which were supported byl
garters of every hue except green.
After parading through the princi-
pal streets of Ann Arbor and reciting
songs and yells to the sophomores'
content, the first year men were al-
lowed to disband.
25 cents-any part of the city. Stark
Taxicab'Co., 2255. oct5tf
Smack your lips after every meal
that you have at Bloomfield's, the
good place to eat, that many fellows
are talking about. 709 N. University.
oct7
Polish your floors with Old English
floor wax. C. H. Major & Co., 203 E.
Washington street. oct6-7-8-9-10
Page & Shaw Chocolates at Tice's
Drug Store, 117 S. Main.
"In a hurry?" Call Stark, 2255.
oct5tf

FACULTY RUlTL WILL AT THE MAJESTIC
0PEN MUSICL SEASON "ANight of Knights,". a bright pop-

Albert Lockwood anid Miss Allen
Aming Artisbd at This After-
MOIA's Contest
Mr. Albert Lockwood opens the mu-
sical season in Ann Arbor this after-
noon at Hill auditorium, when the
first number on the series of free con-
certs is given by the faculty of th"
school of music to the student body
and the general public. Miss Leonora
Allen, who has been touriug since her
appearance here last May at the May
Festival, and who now is on the vocal
staff at the school of miusic, will otfer
a group of songs, while Mr. Samuel
Lockwood will give the fascinating
Concerto in E Minor of the composer
Nardini.
These concerts will be given on the
first and third Thursday of each
month at 4:15 o'clock and the public
is urged to assist in avoiding any in-
terruptions.
The program i as follows:
Penitential Song .....Beethoven-Liszt
Scherzo, Op. 39.............. . Chopin'
Albert Lockwood.
Un verde praticello,
Jo dei saluti... . . . Wolf-Farrari
Chanson a la lune,
Le cosur de ma mie....... .. Dalcroze
Leonora Allen.
Concerto, E Minor.........Nardini
Allegro moderato; Andante can-
table; Allegretto giocoso.
Samuel P. Lockwood.-~
To You, Dear. Heart............ Class
A Birthday .........Coleridge-Taylor
Gallie (Southern Serenade), by re-
quest ...................Molciezi
Miss Allen.
Intermezzo, Op. 117, No. 2....Brahms
Tarantella ....................Liszt
Samuel P. Lockwood.
Choral Union Tryouts Begin Thuirsday
Prof. A. A. Stanley will meet all
desiring to enter the Choral Union at,
the school of music from 1 o'clock to
2 o'clock and 4 o'clock to 5 o'clock
on any day except Saturday, October
8 to 15. The Choral Union is a chorus
of 300 voices which participates in
concerts and in the May Festival, and
is open to all vocalists. Former mem-
bers need only register at the school
c music.

ular three-act musical comedy, opensl
this evening the bill for the last half
oi the week, with a cast of vaudeville
stars and snappy chorus numbering
20 in all.
Interspersed with a number of
catchy songs like, "Hero Mine," and
"Flirt, Flirt, Flirt," the plot carries
the action from the unromantic re-
hearsal-stage of a playhouse through
a tropical Cuban garden, to a romantic
castle of a "Night of Knights" and
leaves the audience to journey back
to the 20th century in Ann Arbor.
vW)l ') ON SUPERSTRUCTURE
O NEW GREENHOUSE BEWUN
Work was started Wednesday morn-
ing on the foundation of the green-
I ouse which will be erected at the
southeast corner of the Natural Scd-
ence building. The contract for the
superstructure has been let to Lord
& Burnham, and the plans, received
a few days ago, have been accepted.
The rr 'erial will arrive. in a short
time, c; that the work on the super-
struct_ will start in the near future.
The c ;ntract provides that the work
Ice cocApleted this fall. The univer-
sity is doing the work on the founda-
tion.

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LOST-Large black leather purse on
or near campus. Call 637. Re-
ward. oct7
STUDENTS' laundry a specialty.
Prices reasonable. Mrs. St. George,
1140 Forest. oct7-8-9
FOR RENT-Three suites on second
floor, hot and cold water in each
room. Hot air, electricity; reduced{
rates. 1233 Washtenaw Ave. Phone
710-M. oct7
BOARD-$4.00 and $3.50, four weeks
in advance. Mrs. McCain, 614 Mon-
roe. oct6-7-8
UNION ANNUAL 3IEMBERSHIP
}'IGURES NEARING 1,500 TOTAL
360 Life Memberships Help Smash
Past Records; House-to-House
Invmsion Soon
Membership compaigners for the
Michigan Union took a slight brace
during the past 24 hours and boosted
the totals slightly over the 1,450
nark. This nunber is still somewhat
=tlort of the record at the same date
ast year, but counting the 300 life
:nemberships which have begun to
-nature, this fall's figure smashes all
>revious records.
Plans for the house-to-house cam-
paigning are now well under way, and,:
according to arry G. Gault, '15-'17L,
'he committeemen will be selected
within several days. The men choseni
,ill begin an invasion including two
,light attacks, of every rooming house
.nd fraternity in the city. The tenta-
.ive date set for this movement is
within two weeks.
For the present, D. R. Ballentine,
.16, in charge of the membership
work, is instructing men to center
:neir efforts upon the campus. The
apparent laxness in the efforts of the
campaigners is partly explained, ac-
;ording to those in charge, by the fact
;tiat hundreds of men are wavering
between signing for a yearly member-
ihip and the starting of a life mem-
5ership.

WANTED-Position as
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ed. Address 308 14th
2098-R. Call after 6 :
FOR RENT-Single r
light and bath. Redu
Washtenaw.
WANTED - Student
mending done. Phone

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go to Mrs. S. I
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entrance.
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