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Tiom Moore, Goldwyn star, has the
leading role in "Made "in Heaven"
which begins today. This comedy is
cleverly written, well acted and full
of good fun.
"Experience," George Fitzmaurice's
spectacular production, begins Wed-

SCHOOL
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All the latest steps in mod-
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in private lessons.
Private and class lessons in
ballet, national, interpreta-
tive, aesthetic anq, toe danc-
ing (Russian and Italian
method.)
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JOHNSON
Stuidio:721 N. University Ave.
(Above Lyndon Kodak Shop)
PHONE 7884
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nesday. Richard Barthelmess and
Marjorie Daw are the stars in this
allegory which concerns Youth and
its interesting adventures. Youth is
rescued from Poverty, Degradation
and Conceit by the combined forces of
Love and Ambition.
WUERTH
George Randolph Chester, creator of
the likeable Get-Rich-Quick Walling-
ford and his partner, Blackie Daw, is
the author of "The Son of Walling-
ford," the screen attraction for three
days beginning Sunday. An excep-
tionally large cast, well handled titles,
unusual lighting effects and the tint-
ing of scenery make the picture well
worth seeing.
Playing a dual role and making each
portrayal a distinct masterpiece is the
achievement of Priscilla Dean in "Rep-
utation," which is the feature begin-
ning Wednesday. The story involves
a mother who violates convention and
a daughter who profits by her mother's
experience.
MAJESTIC
Betty Compson who played opposite
Thomas Meighan in "The Miracle
Man", makes her debut into stardom
in "At The End of The World," the
feature of the first three days of the
week. The plot is a fascinating one
and true decorative art is seen in the
picturization of a gambling den in
Shanghai and of the lighthouse "at the
and of the world."
"The Great Moment," starring Gloria
Swanson will be shown for four days
beginning Wednesday. Elinor Glyn is
the author of the scenario which is a
typical production of this novelist who
deals exclusively in matters of the
human heart. Gloria Swanson plays
a colorful role as a half-gypsy girl.

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artistio then many of this season's
offerfngs. *Plsing music, an un-
usually fair array of girls and really
hurnerdcau dialogue make "Up in the
Clouds" n assured success.
Teachers Provide
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throughout the state will contribute memory the scholarships were provid
toward the scholarships, which will ed, were well known educators. The
send one eighth grade student from former was of national lame as sup-
each county to a high school every erintendent of public instruction in
year. From this number there will Michigan and editor of "Moderator
chosen five every year, one of whom Topics." The latter was state school
will attend each of the four state superintenednt.
normal schools and one the University.
In every case the recipients of the SENIOR WOMEN DECIDE TO
scholarships shall agree to follow the GIVE CLASS PLAY IN MAY
course in teaching offered in the dif-
ferent institutions and to teach at
least three years after graduation. In Senior women will petition to have
the event of failure to carry out all a Senior Girls' play in May this year
these requirements the students will rather than ;during Commencement
return the money advanced to them week as is customary, according to a
from the memorial fund. Henry Pat. - decision' made at the meeting held re-
tengill and Freed Keeler in whose cently.

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Scholarships in state high schools,
normal schools, and the University
were provided as a memorial to Henry
Pattengill and Fred Keeler by a reso-
lution of the Michigan State Teachers
association recently.
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THE STAGE
WHITNEY
Madame Petrova, who has returned
to the dramatic stage under the man-
agement of the Selwyns, will appear
this evening in "The Whitb Peacock,"
a romantic drama of modern Spanish
life, written by the accomplishfd star
herself.
The heroine of "The White Pea-
cock" is alluring but capable of fight-
ing back when attacked. Her husband
scoffs at her demand that they give
up leading a vicious life, and she
leaves him. The conflict that this act
brings about is soon intensified by the
appearance of a young caballero, who
becomes a model in her studio. This
youth has been cruelly abused by her
husband. Besides, he has fallen in love
with her. There is a seething climax,
with the heroine triumphant.
GARRICK. (Detroit)
"Up in the Clouds," which is here
for a week beginning Sunday, is a
new musical comedy written by Will
B. Johnstone, author of "Take it From
Me." The production is said to be free
from suggestivness and decidedly more

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The belted ulsters are favorites- this year;
here's one in action; w a rm, serviceable, stylish
We have all the good ones here; prices right, too

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Overcoats for men,

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what they spend

R. H. FYFE & CO., DETROIT
Announces a Complete
Display of Men's Shoes
Over Calkins' Drug Store
Fyfe Shoes are for men, who measure shoe value in dis-
tinctiveness of design and finish, fidelity of leather and
workmanship, accuracy of fit, and ability to deliver more
than ordinary service.

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Hart Schaffner& Marx make

them of the finest

all-wool

fabrics

and

tailor

them

so

they

outwear

other

coats

ILLUSTRATED,

The styles are what young
men want; ulsters, greatcoats,

The "Buckingham" - Strictly bench made of genuine im-
ported Scotch grain calfskin with heavy sole and dis-
tinctive punch work.

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$25 to $75

Over Calkis'
Drug Store

On Grand Circus Park
DETROIT

Tom Lall,,
Representative

Reule Conlin Fiegel

Co.

Main Street at Washington

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