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1:30-3:00
4:30-7:00
and 8:30
After runs of over a year in New
York and six months in Chicago, Da-
vid Belasco's "Tiger Rose," a play of
love and adventure written by Wil-{
lard Mack, will be presented tonight
at the Whitney.,
"Tiger Rose" is an out-and-out mel-
odrama, boldly depicting the primi-
tive passions of the tempestuous life
in the Canadian wilds. Few stage
stories have attracted auditors over
and over again, yet the strength and
beauty of the love of Rose Bocion is
said to be a magnet that has repeat-
edly drawn people back to see "Tiger
Rose."
GARRICK
meetings, which covered a wide
of subjects were given usuall
and 8 o'clock in the Natural S
auditorium.
Invitations have been sent
Dean Kraus to a number c
prominent- in the educational
Although several have alread
cepted, it has not been poss
draw up a complete pr'ogram
Among those who have si
their intention of speaking arg
Cody, superintendent of the
public schools; E. C. Hartwell,
intendent of the Buffalo schoo
F. E. Spaulding, head of the
land schools and formerly in
of the educational department
American Expeditionary Force
Today
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MR. AND MRS.
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CARTER DeHAVEN
in a Two-Reel Comedy-
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"CLOSE TONATURE".
He wanted to spend their -vacation at the
countrified mountains-and she wanted to go
to the oceanized seashore. They both loved
to be "close to nature." See which one
won out.
Than Eame?
Ask Elaine Hammerstein!
ELAINE HAMMERSTEIN
in"GREATER THAN FAME"
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BE YOUR HUSBAND AND
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LOVE YOU?
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
NO R MA TALMADGE HAS A
CHANCE AT A COMEDY-DRAMA-
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Here's a hint to
wives - whatever
your husband likes
be that. This mot-
to won love and
happiness for Nor-
ma Talmadge, in
this splendid com-
edy-drama.
"Up in Mable's Room" comes to the
Garrick theatre, Detroit, next week
after a five months run at the Woods
heater in Chicago.
The plot of the play revolves about
the attempts of a newly married hus-
band to recover a gift, which he had
given to a feminine friend in a mo-
ment of indiscretion, in order to al-
lay the jealous suspicions of his
bride. The ensuing difficulties give
rise to the -title, "Up in 'Mable's
Room."
SCHUIBERT-DETROIT
Jack Norworth will be seen at the
Detroit next week in the "Schubert
Gaieties of- 1919."! The play contains
many striking scenes which have
such names of promise as "A Busy
Scene on Broadway," "A Busy Street
in Greenwich Village," "In Baby Vam-
pire Land," and "The Revels of Nep-
tune." It comes direct from the New
York Winter Garden..
LECTURE LPROGRAM PLANNED
LOR 1920 SUMMER SESSION
A continuation of last year's pro-
gram of lectures, entertainments, and
ihotion pictures given daily during
Last Times Today
Douglas MacIeen and Doris
May in 23 and one-half hours
Leave
WUERTH THEATRE,
1'i-Sat. 30-31-Mitcheil Lewis in "Fool's
Gold," with a comedy,, "Charlie Gets
a Job."
Sun-Mon-Tues-Feb. 1-2-3-All startcast
in "A Screen in the Night," with a
colored review and "Snub" Pollard
corredy.
u cd.-Thurs.-4-5=--A,~tar cast inl "Poor
Relations," a light comely dratna. Also
a two-reel comedy and weekly.
Fri-Sat. 6-7-Corinne Gritfith in "Hu-
man Collateral," with an official picture
taken from the Germans "the U-35."
This picture shows the sinking of 18
v*essels by the U-35. The purpose of
this picture was to prove to therGerman
officials what the submarine was really
doing.
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ORPHEUM THEATRE
2:00, 3:30, 7:00, 9:30, 10:00
Sat 31-Bessie Bariscale in "Her Pur-
chase Price "(reurned), with a news
and comedy.
Snn. 1-=AH-star cast in "Bonnie, Bonnie
Lassie" (returned), with a scenic and
comedy.
Mon. 2-William Desmond in "Sage
BIush Hamlet" (returned), with a
scenic and comedy.
Tues-Wed. 3-4-Madlaine Traverse in
"nat Will You Do?" and Craig
Kennedy stoeirs.
I ommunicatioi
Editor, The Michigan Daily:
The editorial in Wednesday's
on a co-operative store at Mi
has, indeed, touched a sore a
our University organization.
need particularly for a Uni%
book store, where the studen1
buy and exchange books at a r
able price, has been felt by ev
who has been on the campus fi
length of time. Many students
had the experience of a frie
theirs paying twice the amoun
received for the same book whe
sold it to the book store. Now ii
existed a University book exc
such a thing would not have occ
Here, it seems to me, is an
tunity for the Michigan Union t
in and remedy this defect. I
thereby be rendering an im
service to the student body a
creasing its popularity.
I. 1. PEARLMAN,
During the past week the
market was extremely dull.
amount of business was the si
it bas been during the past yep
trading being highly professiot
Bank clearings from fifty 1
cities show a marked increas
this week last year. The gain.
from '18.9 to 59.2 per cent,
leading with the latter figure.
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FLAME OF THE YUKON"
love of a stranger she abdicated as "Queen of the
1ls." See this wonderful struggle, as played by
alton.
"FOOTLIGHTS 'AND SHADOWS"
Here's one you are going to like immensely.
See if you don't!
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Week Startin
Sunday, Febeuar
Nights, 50c to S.
Matinees
Wed., 50c to $
Sat.,*c to $2
TTY OF GREYSTONE"
>u forgive your fiance if you saw him make love
People never tire of this picture-according to the reports
of other cities where is is being repeated. It's a brand new
print.
See the Yale and Harvard boat race,
A. H. Woods
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WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY, FEB. 11-12
Presents
FRIDAY-SATURDAY, FEB. 13-14
MADGE KENNEDY
"Up in Mabel's Room"
BERT LYTELL
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"THE RIGHT OF WAY"
rom the stirring romance of Canadian life by'
Sir Gilbert Parker
"TH E BLOOMING ANGEL"
A SPECIAL J-HOP ATTRACTION
A Frivolous Farce of Feminine Foibles
With these Incomparable Farceuis, Hazel Dawn, V
Jones, John Arthur and Enid Maricey.
And a Supporting Company of Equal Merit
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COME YOURSELF!
BRING YOUR GUESTS!
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