THE MICHIGAN DAIL AGI

ARCADE
Shows at 3:00; 7:00; 8:30
Phones:
Theatre, 296-M Mgr's Res., 2316-M
Thur-Fri-3-4-Marion Davies in "The
Belle of New York"; Christie Comedy,
"Peggy Mixes In," and Ford Weekly.
Sat-5-Geraldine Farrar in "Shadows"
(Ret.) ; and Big-V Comedy, "Boobs.
and Bumps."~

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Majestic-"The Parisian Wife."
Ardade - "The Belle of New
York."
Wuerth - "The Unpardonable
Sin."


2:00, 3:30, 7:00, 8:30

MEIH THEATRE
2:00, 3:30, 7:00, 5:30, 10:00
Wed-Thurs-Fri-BLANCHE SWEET inI
"THE UNPARDONABLE SIN."' Mat.
20c; Evening, Boxes $1.00; First Floor,
40c; Balcony 30c.
Sat-5-WILLIAM DESMOND in "The
Prodigal Liar." Also Scenic and Com-
ely.
-COMING--
"HEARTS OF HUMANITY"
ORPHEUM THEATRE
2:00, 3:30, 7:00, 8:30, 10:00
Thurs-Fri-3-4-HAZEL DALY in "A
Wild Goose Chase." Also a News and
Comedy.
Sat-5---CARMEL MEYERS in "The Lit-
tle White Savage." Also a News land
Comedy.
--COMING--

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Orpheum - "A
Chase."
Shiubert - Garrick,
"Leave it to Jane."

Wild Goose
Detroit --

TODAY-TOMORROW
Elsie Ferguson

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DAVID WARFIELD, WHO WILL BE
AT THE WHITNEY THEATER,
TUESDAY, APRIL 8, IN "THE
AUCTIONEER."
MA J ESTIC
MAJESTIC ORCHESTRA Nightly-All S ws Sunday
TODAY--TO MORROW
Elsie Ferguson
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His Parisian
Wife

Wallace Reid in "The House of Silence"

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$1.50 DRTIROIT 54ect1082
WtElliott F. R Comstook and M. Gest presen
Leave It TO Jane;

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Detroit Opera House-on-the-Cam-
pus-"Keep Her Smiling."
AT THE WHITNEY
David Warfield, who comes to the
Whitney on Tuesday, April 8, in "The
Auctioneer," has not only come to be
regarded as one of the leading char-
acter actors on the American stage to-
day, but die also revives memories of
the great character actors of history.
"When speaking of actors," said Mr.
Warfield recently, "how often do we
hear the remark that 'after all, he is
a character actor.' This is not said
altogether disparagingly, but rather
means to imply a division between
character acting and some other kinds.
Now this is not true, because all act-
ing is character acting whether the
impersonation be Macbeth, Hamlet,
Richard III, or some other figure in
the modern drama.
"The deep, human emotion and
quaint personalities of the roles which
Raymond_Herne, and Jefferson made
famous, surely touched the eternal
verities of art as deeply as could any
rendition of Shylock or Macbeth."
AT THE ARCADE
An unusually human and dramatic
photoplay, in spite of its occasional
exaggeration, is "The Belle of New
York," in which Marion Davies ap-
pears for the last times Friday at the
Arcade,
The picture is an adaptation of the
famous stage play and bears the un-
mistakable marks of the popular dra-
ma of the last decade.
Miss Davies portrays the daughter
of an inventor who has been shame-
fully defrauded by an unscrupulous
capitalist. In her music studies in
New York, the heroine unwittingly
comes upon the son of her father's on-
emy and falls in love with hiaL Upon
learning his identity, -she renounces
him, and seeks refuge in a Salvation
Army mission. The young ,man,
meanwhile, has sunk to the depths of
degradation, and it is in this condition
that the daughter of the Salvation
Army finds him. Of course, there is
reform and a happy reconciliation. An
Interesting feature of the production
is the cabaret scenes in which the
famous Ziegfeld Midnight Frolic chor-
us participate.
A return engagement of Geraldine
Farrar in "Shadows" has been book-
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Burton Holmes Travelogue

Selected
Comedy

H-is

Parisian

SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY
All Feature Program
WILLIAM
FAVE.RSHAM-

Wife

The very first she came down in a daring French creation. Wow! But Puritan husband and "in
Laws were horrified. Worseshooks yet to coe. You will get even a bigger idea of Elsie Ferguson's
brilliance when you see her in these stunniug Paris clothes.

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SILI3RKING,
William Faversham, the great emotional star, who has made as striking
a success upon the screen as upon the stage.
"The Silver King" tremendous on the stage, is even greater on the screen
Hot and oold chills run up and down your spine.

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BOX OFFICE'

Tomorrow at 10:00 A. M.
Engagement Tuesday, April 8
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