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of the oratory
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Tom Wise, who is acknowldded to
e one of America's premier character
omedians, is the star in Oliver Mor-
sco's company which presents "Cap-
y Ricks," Saturday, Dec. 6, at the
Vhitney. He will be seen in the part
f the rugged old sailor whose rough
,xterior is but a mask for a gentle
ature and a heart of-gold. The stage
ersion closely follows the etext of
fr. Peter B. Kyne's story with its
;enuine humor and an poccasional
ouch of phthos.
The Screen
Baptist guild members will meet at
2:45 o'clock this afternoon, and will
go from there at 3 o'clock to. sing
at the Homoeopathic hospital.
Sophomores are asked to pay their
freshman spread tax of $1 either to!
the chairman, Laura Snyder, '22, or to
Miss Louise Potter, in Dean Jordan's
Office.
'Girls who have signed up for basket
ball will please meet in Barbour gym-
na'sium at 4 o'clock Monday to ar-
range hours for practice.
The regular' monthly meeting of
Masques will be held at 4 o'clock
Tuesday afternoon in Sarah Caswell
Angell hall. It is especially import-
ant that all members be present as
the work for "Dolls," the Christmas
play. will be planned.
Girls who intend to take aesthetic
dancing, basketball, or swimming,
should enroll at once on lists posted
in Barbour gymnasium.
The cup game between sophomore
and senior hockey teams will be play-
ed at 3 o'clock Wednesday afternoon
on Palmer field.
SUGAR COMPANY ANNOUNCES
PURCHASE OF CITY PROPERTY
Mt. Pleasant, Mich., Nov. 22.-. A
large sugar company announces that
it has purchased a site and uncomplet-
ed buildings for a beet grinding plant
and sugar factory in this city. It is
proposed to erect a factory with a
daily capacity of 800 to L,000 tons of,
beets:
Any thing in the wall-paper or paint
line. C. H. Major & Co. 203 E.
Washington St.-Adv.
Patronize the Daily Advertisers.
news .--Adv:
C
A. H. WOODS Presents
THE WOMAN
IN ROOM 13
The Greatest Melodrama of the Decade
p
By Samuel Shipman and Max Marcin
Prologue by Percival
Thurs.
Week
Nov.
to
TH~E M.AJESTIC
I
How a modest girl with a captivat-
ing smile turned the debonair office
force of a flourishing insurance com-
pany into a despondent group of love-
lorn wretches forms the basis for "A
Virtuous Vamp," featuring Constance
Talmadge for three days beginning
today at the Majestic.
. Although the questioh of "what's in
a name", has never been settled, when
Gwendolyn Diani Beaufort Armitage-.
Beaufort Armitage seeks a position as
stenographer in the office of a bachel-
or who hates to mix society with bus-
iness, she calls herself Nellie Jones.
The only rman in the office who is
not susceptible to her charms is her
employer, and he happens to be the
only man she takes seriously. As
time goes on his coldness proves to
be only assumed. Other interfering
influence strive to keep the two apart,
but the clouds clear away and another
business man marries his stenograph-
er.
THE ARCADE
Work and wives. are what Elsie an-
is tries to contribute torreturning
soldiers, in "A Regular Girl," shown
for three days beginning today at the
Arcade. She does this in perfecly
good faith and mithout malice.
Having embarked on this two-cold
enterprise, she finds,, herself . beset by
difRculties, and her task-assumes en-
ormous proportions. There are many
Anyone interested in doing volunt-
eer tutoring in Latin or French will
please see Marjorie Van Norman, '20,'
or call at Newberry hall;
The Baptist 'guild invites students
to meet Dr. Joseph C. Robbins at an
informal reception at X5:30 o'clock
Sunday evening in the church parlors.
23 Initiates Din e
At Athena's oard,
Annual fall banquet and formal in-
itiation of new members into the Ath-
ena Literary society were field last
night at Barbour gymnasium. There
were 23 initiates.
Toasts were gi'Pn at the banquet
as follows: Ida Gratton, '20, presi-
dent of the society, acting as toast-
mistress: "Welcome- the Give and
Take of Athena," Victoria Adams,
'22L; "Response for the Neophytes,"
Vera Lane, '20; "An Athena Fable in
Slang," Ida Mines, '20; "The Old
Guard," Blanche Blynn, '20; "A Glance1
Fore and Aft," Mr. Ray K. Immel, in-
structor of oratory; and "The New
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ARCADE
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KENNETH HLL
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Thanksgiving Day Monday, Nov.
Mat. (Thurs.), 50c to NIghts (exc
$2.04PUS Thanksgiving)
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THE SELWYNS' Present
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"SMILIN' THROUGH"
A New Fantastic Comedy
By ALLAN LANGDONMARTIN
With a Distinguished Broadway Cast Including:
ORMA CALDARA, ETHELBERT HALES, Hf
RY STEPHENSON, CHARLOTTE GRANVILI
ELAINE INESCOURT, LALIVE BROWNE
PHILIP TONGE
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CATHERINE TOWER
CHARLES WALDRON
DeWITT C. JENNINGS
a throughout the picture,
se which show an entire
ming, and a trip through
l's Luna park. Other
aid on board a yacht and
boarding house.
e, brother of Tom and
opposite Miss Janis in
which is her first Selznick
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We Wish We Could Tell You
SUNDAY
d Mandolin club
'a . studio. Men
picture
be in
yCF THE BITTERNESS, ,
LAUGHTER, THRILLSi
"The
SWEETNESS, TEARS,
AND GRANDEUR OF
liracle
will be lead by
in Methodist
' congregation
Rev. Sidney S.
on "Human
Dooley club meets on the third
*of the Law building.
Wenorah society meets in Lane
Ex-Consul Louis J. Rosen-
speaks.
MONDAY
M an
George Loane Tucker's Sensational Production of
George Cohan's Greatest Play
LIVE FOR TWO HOURS
In the Underworld, on the Sea, Among the Depths
and Finally on the Heights of a World Made Good by
"THE MIRACLE MAN"
Its Story Will Fascinate You Like Nothing Has
Ever Done Before, Living in Your Heart Forever
at Ferry
olifl club
at office.
field.
man-
Coin-
outs for 'Alice
Cosmopolitan club
as in University hall.
students meet- to
>r a Rochester club.
club practice in Uni.
Starts
Wednesday
4 Days
I
7ING PARTY
SHOWS
PRICES
Including Tax
Balcony 35c
Lower Floor 55
-at -
2:00-3:30
Evening,
7:00-8:30
Get Your Seats
NOW
Nov.
26
1:00 at the Armory.
Come When It Starts
You'll Enjoy It Better
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