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(By H. C.)
They say that the Royal Cate on the
Piccadilly in London is the most cos-
mopolitan eating place in the world-
where men and 'women of 'different
races mingle, and people of all stations
in life meet on common ground. How-
ever, Ann Arbor has an eating place
that rivals the famous London resort iv~
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Hunting, F~ishing and Canoe Trips
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interpre-I
the first
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rbor has seen
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w'o pictures of
of different
and emotional,
[on picture at-
snappy comedy, bril-
d costumes, and "the
autiful 'girls in the
iised by Fanchon and
the cast and sponser
F'anchon-Marco musi-
h will appear tonight
known for their, re-
nd Marco have won
heir novelty dancing
V's skillful steps and
ity and Fanchon's
,n have won repeated
rs~ in the cast are
Lin, comedians with a
N'n, Arthur West, ex-
ackface nminstrelsy,
and Lucille Smith.
,gny Hammer, a Nor-
of high~ repute will
day and Thursday at
M42AD AME. BORG-NY HAMMER IN HENRIK IBSEN'S PLAYS
AT WHITNEY THEATRE, APRIL,,28 and 29.
its variety races who eat there. It ,, -"-"-- -
is a small, inconspicious eating houseTHAR
within a stones'throw from the campus, ORPHEUMTEAR
on Williams Street, kept by a Ger- WUERTH THEATRE 2:00, 3:3~0, 7:00, 8:30, 10:00
man-American and his wife.
From the griddle of this smiling;
chef,, come lucious porterhouse steaks "Sun., Mon., 25, 26--Nazimova
cooked to please. A bout the tables F i , S t , 2 , 2 - . W r e in "Stronger than D eath" w ith aal o t e ry e ni g re g h r dF rd W kl a d c m d .
almot eeryeveing re athred Kerrigan in '$30,000' andl com- Tues., Wed., 27, 28-Madlalne
students from the far corners of the edy. Traverse in "Tattlers," and Wmn
globe. A dark-skinned Hindu from the Duncan in "Silent Avenger.'"
plains of Madras will be conversing .
with a slant eyed citizen, of Indo-China,.__________________ __________________
while grouped at another table may be
seen several South Africans from Cape
Town. Chinese, Japls,, Siamese, Fili-
pinos-all the Orient is reptesented. -
But these interesting' foreigners, in- t
sist on talking English, instead ofR
their native tongues, and often disc =
cuss deep problems, of which the aver- .U BR DTO I
age University student is ignorant. =
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The Greatest "Con" 0 ORIIW'iflRLVUSICAL
Game 1in History
exposed!,- WT I L G
Mary Regan's operations and £
the romance that resulted in
her reform will be pictured for
three days commencing tomor- Frances W h e
row in
AND FOLLIES
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THtIH T" James Watts, Ted Lewis, Ada Forman, At Herman and
G~reat and Thrilling Detective - h 0Fmu Atss oes
' ~Story by th- 0Fmu rtss oes
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the Whitney.
ShO has chosen "The
Master Builder" and "Hedda Sabler,"
two Ibsen plays for her performances.
Foreign critics 'are said to have
ranked her work. with that of some
of the greatest European artists and
much favorable comment ,had resulted
from her appearances in America,.
Prior to a New York engagement
which she will open in the fall, Ma-
dame Hammer will tour the" middle
W est and giving her plays under. the
auspices of the large schools and
colleges. Her New York repetoire
includes a number of Ibsen's plays,
Strindberg's "The Dance of Death,"
and the productions of other leading
Continental dramatists.
THE ARCADE
With mystery and rapid action pre-
remiant "Patnes 'o th Niht,
reant etctverone frome N"roy
adeetv roaefrmScott's series of stories which 'was
published in the Metropolitan maga-
zine, will be shown today, tomorrow,
and Tuesday at the Arcade. William
B. Davidson, 'Pinna Nesbit, Emmett
Corrogan, and William Ingersol lead
the cast.%
The story is made up of the excit-
ing ,and interesting incidents that re-
sult when Robert .Clifford, who has
become ,a memebr of the New Yor'k
detective force, is told to secure con-
victing evidence against a clever con-
fidence woman with whom he has
fallen in love.'
Described as, the- successor to
"Mickey" in proportions and appeal,
"Down on the Farm," Mack Sennett's
latest super-comedy will 'be shown~
Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday -at
the Arcade the cast which in-
cludes a large number of the most
popular of today's slapstick artists,
is _composed of Louise Fazenda, Marie
Provost, Ben Turpin, Bert Roach,
Billy Armstrong, -and other well-
known comedians., John Henry., the
two and a -half year progidy dis-
covered, by Mack Sennett complete,
human members of the cast and. they
are "assisted by the Sennett dog, Here
and cat Pepper.
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