a record of seven months of
yI houses in Chicago Cosmo
,on's comedy, "Scandal," will
sented at thae Whitney theater
ow night. The heroine who is
y free from haypocrisy, suddenly
at her caprice has put her in a
that she had little anticipated.
aeis gam~e and A~s things'
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SHUJBERT-GARRIICK
Detroit
Lombardi, Ltd.," which opens a
engagement at the Shubert-
Detroit, today, the authors
r'ought to the stage an entirely
harcter, that of a fashionable
dressmaker,I Tito Lombardi.
iaracter, played by Leo Carillo,
the foremost comedians of the
r generation, is, a geniuis in the
of gorgeous gowns but has ab~-
no idea of business and is
hat of an amateur in making
The play is full of fine humor
Woman" ijs unfolded. That many of
the~ incidents are parelled in Miss
F'arrar's own career gives added in-
terest to the production.
During the opening scenes one of
the songs which Miss Farrar sang at
the concert last night will be played
on a large concert victrola secured
through Grinnell Brothers.
SINNIIIY 1I' :MIE
There will be fifty University m n
and fifty University women in the ad-
vanced dancing class which starts to-
morrow at 7 p. mn., in the Old Union
dance hall. The class is exclusively
for college students and the lessons
are only for those enrolled in the class.
Already there are thirty-seven men
and thirty-five women enrolled. Those
wishinig/to join the class should notify
1666-J,
The very latest steps and 'variations
are to be taught in this class, and
Bates orchestra wil furnish their us-
ual whirlwind jazz by which to prac-
tice the steps.-Adv.
Mor~e difficult music will be played
by the Varsity band this year because
many of the old men are back.
About 80 men are trying out, but
this number will be reduced to 65 in
a short time. A gold watch charm
was given to each moan who played
last year in the band as a recognition
of service.
Rehearsals which are held every
Wednesday ni,,,ht in the University
School of Mict will be open to the
public.
Pop. Mat. Wed.
50c to $1.00
Sat. Mat., 50c
to $1.50
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