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TIIE WHITNEY
Tinkly music, rythmical lyrics, art-
istic scenery, and a book tingling with
wit and cleverness are promised by
John Cor~t in "Roly Boly Eyes," to
be presented Jan. 15 at the Whitney.
"Roly Boly Eyes" is provided with, all
the orthodox musical comedy elements
and overflows with additional, special-,
ties.
The New York cast intact which ap-
peared at the Belasco theater will pre-
sent "The Boomerang," under the di- '
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ARCADE
Shows at 3:00, 7:00, 8:30
Phones:
Theatre, 296-M Mgr's Res., 2316-M
Thu-Fri-8-9-I'omn Moore in
I"Toby's Bow" and "Sniilinlg
Bill" Parsons in " He did and
He Didn't".
G arric Detroit
SMARIE DRESSLER IN
c "TILLIE'S NIGHTMARE" s
SI SUBET Oh! What
DETRIJ T A Girl"
rection of David Beltgco, Jfan.
the Whitney.
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Election, as national. officers o Qne
of the oldest of -American biological
societies has. fallen to the. lot of two
University of. Michigan professors.
At the annual meeting of the Am-
erican Society of Naturalists held be-
fore the holidays at the University of
Princeton, Prof. Bradley M. Davis, of
the botany department, former sec-
retary of the society, became vice-
president and Prof. A. F. Shull, of the
zoology, department, succeeded him as
secretary.
The American Society of Natural-
ists was founded in 1883. It is rec-
ognized as the parent society from
which other societies have branched
off. The general program of the so.
:ciety and its monthly organ, the Am-
erican Naturalist, is devoted to tho
subject of Genetics and Evolution.
ZOOLOGICAL JOU1RN~AL CLUFB
TO BOLD MEETIXG THURSDAY
Two addresses 'by members of the
zoology department,, will be on the
5program for the regular meeting of
the Zoological, Journal club at 7:30
o'clock Thursday evening.
.Mr. L~. V. Heilbrunn, instructor in
,zoology, will discuss "An Experiment-
al Study of Cell Division" and E. M.
Bogue will read notes on dragon-flies.
The meeting will be open to all inter-
Patronize our Advertisers.-Adv.
Marquette, Mich,, Jan. 7.--
ability of Michigan's .cut-over
to the sheep. raisinig industry
tested by reports onl tie succ
the various gr~owers during 19.
ceived by John A. Doelle,. sec
of the Upper Peninsula Develc
bur'eau.
During the year inany shxee
moved their flocks into this
from western grazing, lands.
them announce the intention
creasing their flocks in 1920, and
ing thousands of additional ac
the stump land, which they d
have proved excellent for sheep
yes, owing to the verdant groi
clover. In clearing the land the
men have found it more pro
they say, to remove the downI
paying little attention to stuf
This method saves much tim
means only a negligible loss in
ductive area.
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Today and Tomorrow'
Tom
Moore
AT HIS "SDMILINW" BEST
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obys ,
Bow".
Ample +opportuuitay for winning
laughs is offered Fred Stone in "The
Goat," which will be repeated for the
last times today at the Majestic. The y
popular stage comedian who has butt
recently turned his. attention to the
movies appears, as Chuck McCarthy,
an iron worker who attempts 'fo win-
fame and fortune in the .photodrama.1
"Ala" McCarthy peu rages h~er son]
in his efforts. and'.he' practices the fine
points of ,being a flm star so vigor-4
ously and enthusiastically at home
that the neighbors call in~ the police.
Fortune knocks at his door when
his true merit is disclosed by the
masterly way he .captures Bijou. Ia-
mour's runaway monkey on the high-
est beam of _a building under con-
struction. She is so grateful that she
says that he surely should be in the
movies. when ft is discovered that;
Bijou~ is unable to roller skate the 'big
opportuinity comies to McCarthy and
he is employed to be her double. This
is the beginnin~g of his annomynous
carer as a movie idol 'which ultimately
wins himi neither fame nor great for-
tune' but a blushing bride.
THlE ARCADE.
Only members of the family are fav-
ored with the- courtly obeisance of'
Toby' the old negro servant of -an a~r-
istocratic Virgianian household, but
in "Toby's ,Boar," to be shown today
and tonmorrow at the' Arcade; Tom
Moore is very desirous of securing
this privelege. Moore has the part
of a novelist who "finds" himself after
a period of more or less riotous living.
Hle becomes acquainted with Toby's
pretty young mistress and this ex-
plains his desire to be entitled to re-
ceive Toby's bow. Hie sets out in his'
chatacteristic entertaining manner
and after numerous amusing Incidents
,Is received into the family.
DANCING
At the Packard Mondays and Tb,urs-
'days, 8 to 10 P.1 M. Dance Hall is now
open for rental 'for private parties or
assemblies. Private lessons every day.
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