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Se reen
tic - Miriam Cooper in
to Oath," an R. A. Walsh
duction.
e--"A Small Town Idol,"
2Ben Turpin and the Mack
nett_ beauties. Also comn-
,Kinagrams, and a Bray

-Owen Aloore in
n in the Case."

"The
Also

Maids comedy and

- Mary Pickford
ove Light."
THIS WEEK

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EXIJMBT OF 'SILKS
WILL LEND TODAY
Word has been received that the col-
lection of silks from Cheney Brothers
of New York City, now on exhibition
in Alumni Memorial hail will have to
be taken dow-n tomorrow. Those who
have not seen the exhibition and who;
are interested are urged to visit the
exhibit today.
These silks are decorative fabrics
and show wonderful modern silk-craft
in the reproduction of old silks. The
silks are in large strips and repre-
sent a period of history.
There are reproductions of East In-
dian, Persian, Chinese, and Japanese
silks from the Orient. The Occident
is represented in the Italian renais-
sance period, French periods of Louis
XIV and XV. and some Portugese,
cloths. A nearer modern time is seen
in the Adam period of silks in Eng-
land. There are Ilso silks, which are
new in pattern, for draperies and dec-
oration purposes.
S H UB1ET
D ET RO01T
EDDIE CANTOR
MIDNIGHT ROUND ERS
GARRIC
VICENTE BAC KIAE
4H0 RSEMEN
OF THE APOCALYPSE'

RECONSTRLUCTION ASSOCIATION
FOR111ED TO ASSIST FRENCH
To aid the French in the task of
rebuilding their towns, the American
IStudents Reconstruction asdociatian
has been formed. This organization,
Swhich is an outgrowth or the Harvard
reconstruction unit, intends to send
American students abroad in the sum-
nmer :months to work with the French
architects and engineers in the de-
vastated areas.,
The men will pay all their own ex-
penses, and any student who has had
a year or more of experience in either
architecture or engineering is eligible
to go. All those who go will be under
the supervision of the French instruc-
tors.j
Indian Population on the Increase
Delhi, April 28-Tide total popula-1
tion of British India and the native
states as shown by the census taken'
March. 16, the results of which have
Just been announced, is slightly more
than 319,000,000 as against 315,150,0001'
in 1911.

If the following organizations
do not pay their bills to the 1921
iicisiga nensian bmdlately they
will be denied space in next
year's issue.
Chemical Engineering society,
Cabinet club,
Delta Sigma Rho,
Griffins,
Girls' Glee. club, Sch. of Music,
Galens,
1921 Pharmics,
Sigma Delta Chi
Sigma Xi,
Stylus,
Student Christian -association,
Triangles;
U. S. 'Marine Corps club,
!Westerners club.
E.. R. SUNDERLAND,
Business Manager,
Board in Control. of Student
Publications.

Saturday at

2:

Join. the Festivities!
Your chance to get acquainted andI
good time with the members of the

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Nob. Wetheibeel's
I"Orchestra

Punch

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Tickets at iIbrary Entrance, Union and Wahr's


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Patronize our Advertisers.-Adv.

areck (Detroit) -"Four Horse-
men of, the Apocalypse," from
the famous book by Vincent
Blasco Ibanez. A motion pic-
ture.

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'125 other fun makers in~ the
musical review, "Midnight
Rounders."

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artist .of the silver screen,

IAd for results.-,Adv.



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TODAY AND TOMORROW

TODAY ANID BALANCE OF WEEK
TILYOU GASP AND GRIP YOUR.

Should Jew' and Gentile Marry?
"THE OATH"

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Written and direc fed by Piances -Md
4Phofogrdphed by Charles Rosher and M.enry
she carries herself to hli
never before aitained bL
The Worldt Sweefheao H

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iCHAIR ARMS

WITH

SPECT,.ACLE
TILL YOUR VISION IS OVER-
WHELMED

Conway Tearle
Anna Q. Nilsson

Miriam Cooper
Ifenry C ive

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Adapted from the novel
"Idols" by W. J. Locke

COMEDY

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TILL YOUR SIDES ACHE AND THE
TEARS ROLL DOWN 'YOUR CHEEKS


- T H : I1 T'E'R
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Mack

Sennetti


WHITNEY

THEATRE,

PRESENTS

A SMALL TOWN- IDOL
THE MOST STUPENDOUS PRODUCTION
EVER CONCEIVED BY MACK SENNETT
OR ANYONE ELSE

Matinees Friday and Saturday
k*.RImFTHs
9JNEXAPED WONDER OF THE 200h CENTUY Bsto

OWEN MOO
IN A SNAPPYIFARCE-COMEDY
"The Chicken in the C

'nestr~SEve 80011e"
-..lud bIrCh"r.j

"A magnificent
Production"
--Cia fts Dana Gibson

FEATURING,

BEN TURPIN


MARIE PREVOST
CHARLIE "MUCRRAY
PHYLLIS HAVER

OWEN mo r Qv
k THE HCE1 ~
INTHlE .CASEul
SELZNICK-.PICTUE

ADDED COMEDY - DEAD EASY GOLF

"A Workof Superb
Art" B~l3t h.

"Worth,410 aSet
-Ru Tt s

ARCA DE ORCHESTRA'

SSPECIAL ATTENTION
WE WILL ADMIT FREE EVERY 1 3T1H PATRON
to Our Matinees for the Balance of the Week
Ask the Cashier if you are the lucky Thirteen.

ANi EIGHTH ARLT-~Combinn
Drama, PantingPoety-1Music
A THRILLING P&ODUCTION--mbodxying The
Famous Dramatic Story of the, same Title, accom -
Panied by a selected Orchestra of 30 Symphony Players
NOTE-Owing to cost of production and lropbownl
- ~contracts, ifway Down East", will never be pr.
swetod anywhere except' at First -Waso Theatrm Price'-
SEAT ON SALE MONDAY, Mall Orders Now. PRICGES: Nights Orchestra
1.50. $2.00-Balcomy $1.06, $1.56 -gallery 50c - Matinees !Orchestra $1, 1.50
Balcony $1.90 - Gallery 50c

SHE WINS THE GOLDEN APPLI
Katherine Perry, who won the golden
apple last winter for being the most
beautiful girl in New York, is the young.
lady 'resting comfortably in Owen's arms.
Remember the song, I'll lend you
everything I').e g o t except my
' wife. " That's the situation here.

NO ADVANCE IN PRICES

VANITY F1