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ATTENTION STUDEN TS-101 stu-
dents are going to earn $60.00 per
week this sumimer selling Fuller
Brushes. There is still room for a
few more who can show us that they
have the right stuff in themr. Write
NOW. Address Fuller Brush Co., 232
Nickels Arcade.- -Adv.
GARRICK I Mati;~n
OFTROIT 1 Saturday
GRACE GEORGE in
-Sbe Would and She Did"

MAJESTIC ORCHESTRA Rightly-All S wa Sunday-
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
ETHEL CLAYTON
-in -
A Woman's Weapons
A OI
ARCADE
Shows at 3:00; 7:00; 8:30
Phones:
Theatre, 296-M Mgr's Res., 23r6-M
Friday - - Mine. Alla Nazimuova
i"An Eye for an Eye;" Christie Com-
edy, "Why Husbands Flirt," and Ford
Weekly.
Sat--15--Earle Williams yin "The Highest
Trump," and Big-V Comedy, "Pluck
and Plotters."
Sun-Mon-15- 17-Pauline Frederick in
"The Woman on the Index" and
"Smiling Bill" Parsons in "You know
What I Mean."

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What Did She Do?
WXho was ~tis'.beaatiful Women that
was being trailed? Cringing,;ecouniig
with the fear of it all; clinging to the
straws of last hlope, she kept on, defying
grim fate and daring the green-eyed1
monster to rob her heart of all she held
dearest-the faith and devotion of the
mian she loved.
Then camne the Startling
Climax
(WATCH THIS SPACE~)



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Spoehr's Chocolates
Butter Creams
Assorted Creams
In Box or Bulk

SCENE FROM RACH-EL CUOTHERS' COMEDY STJCCESS "OLD LADY
131," COMING TO THE WHITNEY, MATINEE AND NIGHT, SAT-

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Today Tomorrow
ETHEL CLAYTrON'
"A WO inaus Weaol
She could fascinate another, woman's husband in
the evening, but once she was asked to stay all

night and get breakfast in the morning.

What

a sight.
Sunday-?Monday -- Tuesday
Cecil B. Demille's
PRODUCTION

"Don't

Change

ouuWhich is worst, a wife's uncombed hair or a husbands
unshaved face? Which would you rather see, a faded
kimona or a coatless, bedraggled man? Cecil B. De-
Mille "stripped the four walls from married life" in
"Old Wives for New." Here he is- again, but this time
the husband "gets his." The man who "trimmed the
market" wouldn't--trim his beard--and it cost him his
wife. Don't you neglect this great domestic drama.
ADDED FEATURE
Roscoe (Fatty) Arbuckle- in "Camnping Out"
Children 10c Including war tax--Adults 25c
COMING
Anita Stewart "A Midnight Romance"


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