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Majestie-"Beau~ Revel," an Ince
production, with cast of popu-
lar stars. Bobby Vernon in
"Back From the Front," and
Topics.
.Arcade-Tomi Moore in "Hold
Your Horses." Comedy, "Fire-
side Brewers," and Kinograms.'

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Garrick (Detroit)--"Adam.;and,
Eva," the Comstock-Gent mus-
ical comedy..
Shubert (Detroit)-"Pieter -Pat-
ter," a peppy musical comedy,
with Ernest Truex.
Last Of FaculIty
Concerts Pleases
(By D. 1L.)
At the last faculty concert of the
series, held Sunday afternoon in Hill;

ad Rex Beacht
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ify the sity Symphony orchestra.
ted to, Betrand Bronson, '21, gave the au-
it. dience real pleasure with his smooth
Est execution of the violin in Romance, G
major, Opus 26, by Svendsen, the or-
)d as" a chestra playing an exceptionally sym-
gat Am-
France pathetic accmpaniment.
Mr. Nicholas Falcone, clarinitest,
st com- played not only the difficult runs of
the allegro portion of the Weber Con-
[ellow- certo, No. 2, E flat major, Opus 74, with
3sent apparent ease and trueness of tone,
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thtepressive portion and the climax of the
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3 plans symphonic poem, Danse Macabre, Op-
,wships. us 40, by Saint-Saens, brought out
;an tu-clearly all the, eccentricities of that
etween death dance, "the~ winter winds in the
20, was trees" and the "click of bones."
This concert demonstrated the un-
doubted ability and resultant succes
opodist, of Mr. Samuel Pierson Lockwood and
will be the University orch~estra.
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"~Hold_ Your Horses
Adapted froM the famous Saturday Evening. Post Story
"CANAVAN" by RUPERT HUGHES
Directed by E. Mason Hiopper
Comedy: tF~ireside Brewer"
KINOGRAMS S3*WINGsA
TOMORROW AND THURSDAY
Madge ,Kennedy
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"lTh/e Highest Bidder"
Adapted from the famous story"T HE TRAP" by Maxi-
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idadge Kennedy, whose lovable personality comes right
of the screen to nestle in your heart, as at this theatre in
latest picture. It's a sparkling tale that shows Madge at
best.

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SHE. SNUBBED' A STUDENT WAITER
It takes training to turn a man into a frozen worm by simply turn-
ing the cold shoulder. But our heroine had been all too well trained.
So when the hero came along and proved to be a waiter, no snob
was ever snobbier, and the whole college determined to give her a
lesson..

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and Fatty .Arbuckle in
eRough House"
COMING
ATTRACTION EXTRAORDINARY
A SCENEMIC ELABORATION
JUST AFTER SPRING VACATION
APRIL - 20, 219, 22, 23

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Uni .ersal's Nelvest Star
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