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woodcutter and his wife who
granted three wishes by a wizard
gether with the familiar story of "-
drocles and the Lion", a Romanf
paroied by George Bernard Sl
will be acted by the puppets
A4dditional features will be a1
permental violinist, an Mtalian
dancer, and two, negroes in a
were dance. Each number will be announ- k
'd, to- ced by a clown, who will explain the "L N D A E ADN!tER E D R F T N G T
'And-.acts of his companions., mOF"L _,ASHIPS' REDR F IN
fable' The Puppeteers include, PFdrman 'THEISLE O LOST IPS
haw, iBrown, grad, Harry Burnett, '23, an~d
P^obert Henderson, '26. The proceeds ,
temn-! from the performances will be given v ""
toe- to the University of Michigan build-
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Juba f ing fund.
h o have been'
ring spring 'va-
mU entirely new
Thursday after-
in the evening,,
Bell hall, under
ao Phi sorority.
", a story of a
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Memibers of the Y. W. C. A. who have
not registered must do so before to-
morrow night if they wish to vote in
the elections Friday.
Payments for life m ?e:mberships to
the Women's league Lhul e made
as soon as possible. Checks may be
mailed to Dorothy Wylie, 1052 Bald-
win avenue.
Gymna~sium classes vill meet at the1
regular class hours in Bar-
bout gymna.sium. All women taking
gymynastics are requesited to report in
strcet clothes to select their outdoor
sports.
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Screce---Today
IArcade-B-Lessie Love and Gareth
H-uglbds in "Fre-e-Nt'
Snews; comedy.
Majestic- Poli Negri in "Bella
I ~Donna"; Buster Keaton in
"The Balloonatic"; augmented
Iconcert orchestra.
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Wuerth -. Barbara LaMarr in.
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MADISON AVENUIE COR, FORTY-FOURTH STRUST
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O ur representative will be at the
HOTEL, STATiLER, DETROIT
Stage-This Week
Whitney - Walter Hampden in
"Othello", Friday;. Saturday
matinee in "The Ring of
Truth", and Saturday evening
in "A New Way to Pay Old
Debts".
Garrick (Detroit)-Eddie Cantor
in "Make it Snappy".
Shurbert - Michigan (Detroit)-
JdSe~lh -M. Caites presents
"Take It from Me."
TODAY, APRIL 17 ,
with Samp les of Ready-Made Clothing
Furnishings, Hats and Shoes
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