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4-5-Francis X. Bushman and
Bayne in "Daring Hearts,"
'o-reel comedy.
SICAL ATTRACTION
-star cast, "Love, Honor and
a news and comedy, "Cupid's
tes. 7, 8 and 9-Dorothy Phil-
'he Right to Happiness," with
freview and comedy.
the big added attractions on
dates.
,Monroe Salisbury in "The
Trail," with a monkey comedy
gram weekly.
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PROF.
DATA
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ORPHEUM THEATRE I
* 2:00 3:30 700. 5830.1000J
HOBBS REQUESTS ALL
POSSIBLE CONCERN,, 0
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Thurs. 4-Florence Reed in "Her Code
of Honor," with a news and comedy.
Fri. 5-Elaine Hanmerstein, "The Coun-
try Cousin" (returned), with a news
and comedy.
Sun-Mon. 7=8-LottieC se in e Girt
Alaska." Note: This is the only
picture that has ever been taken on
Alaskan territory. Also a Mutt and Jeff'
cartoon comedy and Ford Weekly.
Tues-Wed. 9-10-Albert Ray in "Vaga-
bond Luck." Note: "Every Tuesday
and Wednesday beginning on this date
Craig Kennedy stories will be pictur-
ized in two reels.
The undersigned Is assembling in-
formation concerning the meteor'
which passed over portions of Mich-
igan and Indiana on the evening of
Nov. 26. Students or others who can
supply data based on their own ob-
servations, or can refer me to others
who did observe the meteor, will con-
fer a favor by doing so. It is espec-
ially desired to learn the direction:
and character of what was seen from'
the different points, including the
angular elevation (the proportional
distance from the Zenith). Sounds
heard are no less important, and their
character, direction and intervals
should be stated or estimated if pos-
sible. To guard against misunder-
standings it will be found better to
put the matter in writing, giving one's
name and, address.
WILLIAM HERBERT HOBBS.
A GENTLE HINT TO DAD
For Christmas, a Multiplex Ham-
mond Typewriter. Martin R. Webb,
Student Representative. 1,214 Wil-
lard. Phone 1595-R.-Adv.
The Stage
THE WHITNEY
National approval has been won by
"Cappy Ricks," to be produced by
Tow Wise and his cast next Saturday
evening at the Whitney. It was first
shown at the Morosco theater in New
York where it enjoyed nearly a year
of popular favor. From New York
the company went to the Plymouth
theater of Boston. Audiences there
were so large* that the play was pre-
sented for three months before it was
produced in Philadelphia at the Ad-
elphi theater. After a ten weeks' run
in the Quaker City a trip to the Pac-
iflo coast was made terminating at
San Francisco where the comedy was
presented a greater number of times
than any play in the past.
Patronize ta e niiy avertlsers.
PROF. MITTENTHAL'S
Dancing School
at the Armory Friday evenings,
7 to 8:30. Continuous instruc-
tion. No recess. My method is
easy and you learn quick. At-
tend now. Special price to
ladies 50c per lesson; 8 lessons
$3.00. If, you come once, you
surely will come again.
If "7~t+ ;w'ki?
We make "Portraits that Please"
at Derr Studio.-Adv.
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SOnNgt- SATURDAY, Dece
The Screen
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SHUBERT
DETR0l
McIntyre and Heath
"Hello,
Alexander"
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TIE iAJESTIC
Charged by his dying father with
securing vengeance for his death,
.Bruce Corwin attempts a unique man-
ner of satisfying his family honor. Al-
though he has one of the men asso-
ciates with the crime in his power,
he decides that by humilating this
man's daughter he can secure lasting
triumph over all his father's enemies.
With this idea in view he forces
the daughter to marry him and does
his best to make her life unhappy.
She outwits him by making use of a
weakness that he has but the hus-
band and ,wife become estranged by
his , refusal to change his attitude.
pin4ncial disasters leave him penni-
less but circumstances intervene and
conciliation follows.
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LAST
TIMES
TODAY
Exactly as presented for nearly one year at the Mo
Theatre, New York. Coming to Ann Arbor 'direct fro
five months run at the Cort Theatre, Chicago.
OLIVER MOROSCO
Presents
TOM WISE
Supported by a Typical Morosco Cast in
the Delightful Comedy
CAPPY RiCK4%
Dramatized by Edward E. Rose from the
Famous Peter B. Kyne Sat.:Eve. Post Stories
PRICES-Lower Floor $2.00, Balcony $1.00 and $
Gallery 75c
Mail Orders Now-Enclose self-addressed envelope
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these well - known
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sell Nunnally's
THE ARCADE
DRAMATIC MESSAGE!
ty"
There are times when it seems ex-
pedient for a young girl to escape
detection by a somewhat stupid suit-
or even if the only hiding place avail-
able is an empty taxi cab. This is
one of the amusing incidents in "A
Damsel in Distress" by Pelham Gren-
ville Wodehouse, featuring June Cap-
rice and Creighton Hale which will
be presented for three days begin-
ning today at the Arcade.
The man who had rented the taxi,
a young and successful playwright,
had to content himself with a brief
acquaintance for as soon:as she had
alluded her pursuer she disappeared
without even letting him know her
name. He resolved to discover her
identity and win her hand. His first
attempts in this direction were futile,
.one of the most important of them
consisting of tipping her father, who
was a lord, to give her a note.
CHEMICAL ENGINEERS PLAN
TWO TRIPS OF INSPECTION
Arrangements have been complet-
ed for the trips of students composing
the chenical engineering I classes.
Due to the extreme size of the class,
the students have been divided ,into
two sections. Section one, composed
of all men seated in the middle sec-
tion of the Chemistry building amphi-
theater, v)11 leave for Chesea on the
Michigan Central at 7:51 o'clock Sat-
uday morning, Dec. 6, where the
plant of the Michigan 'Portland Ce-
ment company will be visited.
Section two, consisting of all men
seated in the two outside rows of the
amphitheater, will leave on a special
car for Detroit the same, morning.
This car will be on the Hill auditor-'
ium switch at 6 o'clock Saturday
morning, and will leave at 6:10. At
Detroit'the Semet-Solvay coke ovens
and the Detroit Steel Casting com-
pany will be visited.-
FRATERNITY FRESHMEN HOLD
GET-TOGETHER BANQUET
Sixty-four freshmen, the '23 repre-
sentatives of several fraternities, as-
.embled at 6 o'clock Tuesday in room
316 of the Union, for a banquet and
general get-together.
A committee was selected to take
charge of monthly meetings, which
will be held regularly in the future
and will be in nature similar to the
one held last evening. A short talk
by Robert Rice, president of the fresh-
man lits, concluded the dinner
Read the Michigan Daily for Campus
news.-Adv.
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E. C. Edsill
Fisher's Pharmacy
Sugden Drug Compr
Jno. A. Tice'
Tuttle Lunci Room
the
an who deliberately marries.a beautiful woman to deny her the right to moth-
wit and Providence intervene with startling results.- f.
Thunder olt"
s
THE CANDY OF THE OUT
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iful wife long before he had seen her-marrying her to make sure she would
ly-denying to her the right to motherhood-this unnatural husband's unique
by the Providence that watches over mothers.
ill give you something to think about!
- ti MII...:.. 1 1 IWIY FiIlf
Right training
wins the race.
added attractions
Paramount-Bray Pictograph
I'';
wJ
Majestic Orchestra.
FRIDAY-SATURDAY
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life as on the
cinders.
Made in 17 leads,
need or pf-
erence.
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the chc
the-world's
Sengineers. It sh,
yours floW.
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Tickets Still Availabi,
At $1.00 and $1.50 a
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