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AT THE THEATERS
TODAY
Screen
Majestic - "The Kentuckians,"
wit~h Monte Blue. Universal
comedy, "Tee Time," and Pathe
News.
Arcade- Dorothy Gish in "The
Ghost in the Garret." Com-
edy, "Ain't Love Grand." News
film and a Bray comic.
Wuerth-Elaine Hammerstein in
"The Pleasure Seekers." Van-
ity Fair Maids comedy and
Pathe Review.
Orpheum-Charlie Ray in "Peace-
ful Valley." Christie com-
edy "A Homespun Hero," and
International News.
THIS WEEK
Stage
Witney-Saturday-Otis Skin-
ner in "At the Villa Rose."
Garrick (Detroit) - The latest
musical comedy hit, "Irene."

PREPARATIONS BEING MADE
FOR DEROIT AUTO SHOW
Preparations ,for the greatest auto-
mobile show ever held in Detroit are
nearing completion, and special ef-
forts are being made to have every-
thing in readiness when the show
palace opens its doors Saturday night,
March 19.
Approximately 100 more passenger
cars will be on exhibition than in any
past show, and this number includes
at least a dozen makes which have
never been exhibited in Detroit be-!
fore. As in past years the show will
be open each day from 10 o'clock in
the morning until 10:30 at night, in-
cluding Sunday, and will last this
year from March 19 to 26.
See the New Remington Portable
Typewriter-Standard Keyboard. G.
E. Washington, 8-9 'Savings Bank
Building.-Adv.
"Humming" and "Now and Then"
record by the happy six, on s2Me at
Allmendinger's} Music Shop.-Adv.
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Tulips, lDaffodills, Freesia,
Narcissus and Hyacinths.
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WILLIAM HODGE in
"The Guest of Honor"

'A RKD ET ROIT
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Shubert (Detroit) - William
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THEATRE
SAT., MAR. 12
Charles Frohman

TODAY AND SAT VILDAY
WHY WORRY?
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the brigands that fled to the
nted house with all those stolen
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CLASS MIXERS GREAT AID TO
BETTER SPIRIT, SAYS EATON
With the purpose of encouraging
mixing in each class, presidents of the
various classes and chairmen of so-
cial committees met in the Union yes-
terday with Paul W. Eaton, '21, pres-
ident of the Union, to discuss the var-
ious methods of accomplishing this.
"In order to develop school spirit to
a greater extent it is necessary to have
a better spirit within each class and
between classes," declared Eaton.
According to ,Eaton, the class sing
as given, by the soph lits a short time
ago was successful in promoting class
fellowship and such get together
meetings is the best way to attain a
good spirit and fellowship within each
class.

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"At The Villa Rose"

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"Pleasure Seekers"
Reforming a pleasure seeking husband and
bringing the prodigal's father into the fam-
ily is no small job for a minister's daughter
CONCERT ORCHESTRA AND ORGAN
Other Photonovelties
VANITY FAIR MAIDS COMEDY PATHE REVIEW
SUNDAY - THURSDAY

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Ever wonder how you'd spend a million? Well,
Brewster got his. And had to squander it,
every cent, in a year!
But when everything he touched made money
-you'll howl with glee at the stunts he did
to grow poor!
A comedy king in a picture lavish with laughs.
George Barr McCutcheon and the Play
by Winchell Smith

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AD.DED ATTRACTIONS
CHRISTIE COMEDY "A HOME-SPUN HERO"

Novel by

Doug's latest release playing for the first time in Ann Arbor

INTERNATIONAL NEWS

Directed by Joseph genabery

Scenario by Walter Woods