THE WHITNEY
Sugar Bowl
9 S. MAIN STREET
Much interest centers around the
announcement of Mr. William Wheel-
er's formal Ann Arbor debut at the
first of the Twilight faculty series of
concerts to be given by the Quiver-
sity School of Music at 2:30 o'clock
Sunday afternoon in Hill auditorium;
Mr. Samuel Lockwood and Mr. Albert
Lockwood, heads of the violin and
piano departments of the Schoiol of
Music, will Elso. appear on this pro-
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Lary Pickford
Presents.
e Hoodlum.
he Picture of a
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gram.
Miss Dorothy Wines of the piano
faculty will act as accompanist for,
Mr. Wheeler.
In addition to the schedule of con-
certs below there will be numerous
other programs, including one by the
University band led by Wilfred 'Wil-
son and one of community singing di-
rected by Mr. Russell Carter, head of
the public school music department of
the School. of Music and also di'
- rector of music in the Ann Arbor
public schools.
These concerts are complimentary
to the general public. The remaining
schedule follows:
Nov. 9-University Symphony or-#
chestra, Samuel P. Lockwood,\ con-
ductor; William Wheeler, tenor.
Nov. 23-John Meldrum, pianist,
guest soloist.
Dec. 14-Faculty concert.
Jan. 18-University Symphony or-
chestra, Albert Lockwood, pianist.
Feb. 1-Faculty concert.
Feb. 29-University Symphony or-
chestra, Hugh Altvater, violinist.'
Mar. 21-Faculty concert.
Apr. 4-University Symphony or-
chestra,. Maud Okkeberg, pianist.
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Lyman H. Howe's travel festival will
be shown at the Whitney on its silver
jubilee tour today.
Among the features offered are ,a
hike above the cloud level in the Can-
adian Rockies, a trip'through the vast
steel plants at Bethlehem, Pa., a visit
to the South Carolina magnolia gard-
ens, a ride on a hnd car down the
Andes mountains in Peru, and numer-
ouse other interesting scenes. The fun-
niest trick pictures and animated car-
toons yet created by the Howe labor-
atories complete the program.
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"The Hoodlum," featuring Mary
Pickford, which will presented at the
Majestic for the last times today, is
one of the best picture hcomedies, Ann;
Arbor has seen for some time.
In spite of the handicaps of her
early training amid wealth and lux-
ury, Amy Burke, played by Miss Pick-
ford, shows that she can slide down
coal chutes as well as anybody.
Afraid of no one, her rich grand-
father included, she throws mahogany
chairs at her chauffeurs, and rye bread
at the waiters when she feels in the
mood.
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FRENCH COMPOSITION CONTEST
A gold medal, to be given for the
French composition judged best by
the French faculty, is now being
planned by the Cercle Francais. Al-
though the awarding of the medal has
already been sanctioned, details and
The flrsf entertainment on the win-
ter's program of the society will take
place Nov. 19. Associate membership
tickets for this and the following en-
tertainments will be placed on sale at
an early date.
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The Wildest, Most H irum-Scarum, J lliest And At Time. pathetic
Character Of The Screen Is
Mary
Pickford
In her second picture.-
from her own studio
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PROF. MILLENTHAL
wishes to announce those who
attended his class. Friday even.
ing at the Armory will be en-
titled to another lesson on ac-
count of not getting the full
time, which will, be free of
charge.. Also special pre will
be made for ladies and gentle-
men providing you take term.
This is on account of opening
with a good, class.
Information will be given at
the door with pleasure.
Class 6:30 to 8:30.
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"The World and Its Woman," feat-
uring Geraldine Farrar and her hus-
and, Lou-Tell egen, will be shown at
the Arcade for the last times today.
The story is of a singer in Russia
who is "discovered" by a Russian
nobleman, and later receives royal
praise.
Viola Dana will appear at the Ar-
cade in a fae, "Let's Get Married," to
morrow. Mirth-provoking incidents
are plentiful when two eloping lovers
are the victims of a series of discon-
certing interruptions.
Engineering News
Senior 1class officers will be nom-
year to be held at 8 o'clock this morn-
ing in room] 348.
Dean M. E. Cooley left Ann Arbor
Sunday night for Chicago on private
business. / From Chicago he will go
to Indianapolis, on Friday, where he
is to attend a joint meeting of the
mid-Nwest sections of the American So-
ciety of Mechanical .Engineers.
As president of the sodety, Dean
Cooley will respond to the address-of
welcome to be given py the mayor of
Indianapolis ' at th'e opening. banquet
of the convention.
Prof. H. H. Higbie leaves for Chi-
cago this morning to attend the con-
vention of the Illuminating Engineer-
ing society of ChicAgo, where the sub-
ject of industrial lighting will be dis-
cussed. While in Chicagp Professor
Higbie, will visit the Chicago Electric
show.
Election of officers for the freshman
class of the engineering college will
take place at 11 o'clock Wednesday,
Oct. 22, in University hall, at the reg-
ular weekly meeting of the class. The
Student council will supervise the,
election.
At the request of Gen. C. A. F. Flag-
ler, Arthur H. Blanchard, professor
of highway engineering, last Thursday
'evening delivered an illustrated lec-
ture entitled "Bituminous Macadam,
Bituminous Concrete and Sheet As-
phalt Pavements" before army engi-
ner officers and West Point graduate
students statl6ned at Camp Humph-.
reys, Va.
HERE COMES THE BRIDE! The
prettiest bride in town.
HERE COMES THE GROOM!' The
happiest man in town.
They will come to the ARCADE
THEATRE tomorrow and Wednesday
in "PLEASE GET MARRIED." Don't
fail to see them.--Adv.
Patro.nize the Daily Adviertisers.
10 Mary rickfords you habe neber seen
In this story of the adventures of a spoiled Ilitte
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Phone 396.
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