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There are eight scenes in the Follies
}andl fifteen, specialties and numbers
combined. All in all it's the most
novel entertainment of the kind the
patrons of the Majestic will get this
season.
Among the specialties is the "Dance
Iof the Cities," which was such a sen-
sation last season, which in itself rep-
presents an investment or nearly
twice as much as an ordinary musical
TI e "Junior Follies" will open a
three days' engagement at the Ma-
jestic starting tonight.
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IlcIoSymnphoniy Orehestra Reniders
l'relide by R. G. Cole,
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chestrr- hal, Chicago, by the Chicago
'n iphoy Orchestra in their concert
ofMarch 10 was a "Symphonic Pre-,
lude" by Rosseter Gleason Cole, who
;;a, horn in Clyde, Michigan, in 1866.
H~e L a- klucated in the public schools
o rNin Arbor and in 1888 was gradu-
itued w thi the degree of Bachelor of
Philosophy fronm the University of
.Michigan, which in June, 1913, con-
ferred on hinm the honorary degree of
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A.";rcde i''- ' ir'w1ritte sxtiolw and
l'tI ( fli: i oreincal 1lNIllariy."
Or1. enai ll~ui2!1e ('vet ill
))Iwnin 'i.
"An Army Fights on
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lying Little Cape-Coats are somec-
Imes belted close in at the front.
here must be some restraint put
pon this invasion of the Chinese in-
.uence.
;ports Shoes 'of whbite buckskin haveE
'amps and bindings of brown leather.
enld a Sports Pocketbook is striped1
Breezily with narrow bands of white
Mandarin Sleeves have arrived, with
the Chlinese Vogue. Sometimes they
a r e bordered i n
double rows of very
' ' fiat pearl buttons.
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A Calla Lily Bow of
taffeta is Evelyne
Varon's contribution
to -a turban of sloe-
colored straw.
1n Beige conies a
SGeorgette crepe
blouse embroidered
in self-tone and very
itomplacent in its
adaption of the "Jen-
Butterflies - of satin -pe spread; their,
wings across the front of a Georgette
blouse; vividly embroidered - they
have alighted on a new sports hat, and
with taffeta wings out-stretched thecy
quiver at the hem- of a black net
evening frock.
A Highland Tam to shock the soul of
Andy MacPherson is of French blue
velvet with velvet chin strap anzd straw
beret-and (shades of Jaiec Dunkirk)
-a soft, pinky rose.
A Coolie Hat of hemp found several
tiny birds of tropical coloring nestling
'necath its upward flaring brim.
Silver Braiding- on a jacquette of
(ieorgette ecpe and on an apres 'midi
frock in Bretonne peasant theme.
Pockets-not just ordinary pockets
stitched on obviously,-but amusing
little affairs that are part of the band
that rgirdles the ips--or a continua-
tion of the embroidery that defines-the
yoke line of a com'pose frock of
Georget'te and taffeta.
Col!onial Pumps accord with frocks of
1830 inclinations.
Bouquect Voile fashions the quaintest
of dlan sa nt frocks-the skirt all puffs
and loops caught with rose and vieux
blue ribbon. The bodice very snug
and of rose taffeta.
Ribbon Streamers,, reminiscent of
1830 coquetries, arc tied at the wrist
of a Callot suit of blue taffeta.
Aprons of monotone chiffon on polka-
'dotted frocks of fou lard.
Thy ;s into.e,,t~1g novelty that
has oundUs :~y ntothe theater s
this sconi'iTe elow Jacket'
whih ill xesenath Whte
arch 2t . One5,eat°cl.adntg i
t,this pla i h l VitCan1t1keit in
Pally mood CY-I a ~h it 1is equally in,
teret in vL-thet' w-;red+a trvest)
ori farlce, [ omed (y, or tragedy'. Prob-
ab"y it is artl of each, at'lourgh itu
strong e ; t,) lisIaa sense of hn.:
amo r.
What r, sst heth-e cha grin? of the pro-I
duce u h is ardto lhavei spen"1t$1,-
0ot) on "The Daughter or 1-] aNven'
whililen ;,e"ees how uch real eChine(se
rin tmsliere c'a ln ;be cated lby three
chairs, q, tai', and 1hc mb Co pole. IT;
all the intricalte and elaborate scenesI
of the Loti specctacle'there is less
real Chinese flavor thain in any de-
tached ten m inurtes of " The Yellow
Jacket."
At\Vl 0a:1?iZiegfeid' a Follies; is to the pa-
I osof two dollar attractions, Wlvool-
foks"Junior Follies" is to V'aude-
, ie patirns. MNr. \Volflk's show is
patterued aftert the lar er1 organiza-
tion?, being a revue and the( title ".In-
nior F-ollies" was approp)riated on a-t
count of the company b2ing -co mplosedl
or juvenile performers.
The "Junior Foll ies''is AMr. WAool-I
folk's bigg.r> est undertahing; since he{
Master of Arts.
This musical education was obtained
z°g(l from courses in theoretical
kmusic elected during his college course
and from two years' study in Berlin,
where hie studied under Max Bruch
andc several other well-known teach-
es's.
AIr. Cole has spent several years in
the field of college work as professor
of music, but since 1902, with the ex-
ception of two years at Wisconsin, has
resided in Chicago as composer, teach-
er of composition and theory, and mnu-
scal writer. Since 1908 he has held
the position of professor (in charge)
-Iof music in the Columbia University
' suimmer session in New York City.
IAmiong his larger works is a lyrical
cantata,, "The Passing of Summer,"
for solo, (chorus, and orchestra, which
was written while he was an under-
graduate and was performed in Uni-
versity hall on June 27, 1888.
The orchestral sketch of the "Sym-
phonic Prelude" was begun in April,
1911, and was completed in June of
that year. An arrangement of that
work was made for organ and in this
form it received its first performance.
This organ arrangement was published
Yin July, 1912, under the title of "Fan-
tsaisie Synmphonique," opus 28. This
comnposition, as arranged for organ,
has been played here once or twice
1by Mr. Earl V. Moore and is probably
somewhat familiar to those who have
- frequented Mr. Moore's Twilight Or-
gan recitals.
-and the same holds true of an athletic teamn.
When strength and alertness ar fighting it
out it is good condition that, turns the battle.
As a regular daily diet there is no better body
builder than
Shredded Whea
A sound, healthy stomach is the basis of speed and
endurance- this is a reason for the use of Shrde
Wheat. It contains those food elements thatnors
the blood and strengthen the body. To last through
the game and come out strong make this whole wheat
food a regular part of your training. It is healthful
and at all times" fresh and good.
Served with fruit and berries or alone with milk~
or cream.
"There is health and strength in every shred"
Made only by
The Shredded Wheat Comnpany, Niagara Faills, N.'
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Conservation. of
Ruffles, picot-edged,
~oftinies wired - are
used on frocks of
Georgette crepe.
Coin Dots of enmer-
aside green onl
a white marquisette
frock-repeat the
green of the girdle
and bandings.
" What Electricity Means
to You in Your Home,
Electric Flat Irons
They save many steps in the kitchen
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Those 'Butter-color Spats are ,es-
pecially impudent when they're worn
with thie severest of slender patenit
leather pumps.
For a Sevres statuette-there's a frock
of French blue chiffon banded 'withz
rosebud heading and tied with velvet
rib bons that end in. siver roses.
A Smock Frock cf Georgette crepe
has a secarf collar 'wVih fringe ends.
Caroline Reboux .has contributed a
broad hemp sailer with a puffy crown
of Georgette crepe aind a qtuilling- of
Geor ette crepe caughit with a Fr-ench
rose to frame tihe face.
Leather Collars arc
in harmony with the,
eSprit of sports suits
of Guernsey Cloth.
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Electric Toasters
Make the finest toast for b~reakfast without any fus
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Electric Heaters
Take the chill off the roomi, and do it quickly.
Why use a cold room when it can be easily avoided?
Electric Chafing Dishes
Are the very best things for the long winter evenings.
Think of the Welsh rarebits and -other delicacies.
The Detroit Euison CornpaI
Eastern Mlchigan Divistqu
Banded in r ose and white striped linen
«-there's a crispy white linent blouse
specially designed for sports wear.
Buttoned to the arm holes and most
to the chin--a crepe frock so instant-
Iy of Russian parentagec it was christ-
ened 'Natalya."
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Pontiac (Club, F '1 cs Officers
ha cOn pril 14 are being madi~e by
The Pontiac club helild a metn.t tesoilconmmittee. A series of lo-
the Un1ion Tuesday ig:ht at vwh ich(](cal smlokers anld dances- have also
tuime an election of t'officers ,w pae.hen planned.
C. Patterson, '17,. was eloct,+d preI!___________.
denlt; R. Bacon, '18,,vice peiet h ihgnlal o h eto
Arch Walls,1,seetr. Arag-*
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'- President Harry B. Hutchins will
speak at the annual, banquet of the
Philadelphia Michigan alumni associa-
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