$ r.. lvi I All ri I C,1.LA 1' 1 g t3h SHAY. 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- ~YY 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 LJhe tY 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. I..1 INN, r ifihy hh if _ __ a r A New Pattern /-- SAMPLES Permanentlly an Display at GUY WOL FOLK & CO. 336 South State Street Ann Arbor, iliichigan Designed by WHITrEHOUSE* & HARDY +acoawoaftAYI BROADWAY AT 40o- STREET 144 WEST 42-D STREET ML'n wpouiN O%RAHouse OLwo. KNICKERBOCKER BUIWIINO NEW YORK 1 0 w Wh 2922 I i t AT HiE T4IEATEIRS 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. I I i i I f Orpheum - "Orphans of thq Storm", wiith Lilian and Dor- othy Gish. Wuerth -. Barbara LaMarr in. "The Hero." -J } . i C ;; f jt ,II I! a' ,, I r s 6 i i i r i" : :: ! { ._ E8TABLISM E0 Isla MADISON AVENUIE COR, FORTY-FOURTH STRUST Telephone Murray Hall 88oo 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 for Spring Send jor "Clo/hes and The Flo r" , -_ 8 OSTOG 1~tM Nt ^4T'OR. DOYLi7CN. x20 B3CLL3VUE AVX.UE k i L I z i 1 1 i I i I ,';,_ L i . i i .. '_ i e , f e I 4 . i - i, 3; i i Y 'I ,;., i 4 i' I. ii I. V. LE VE-E proesents a S A T I N G T O M O R R OW~r t /O6 MAURICLTOURNEUR P ROfD U CT 34CON Luj } , ,. N, 4. T J, t{n r41 . p { f t sir ! - - Y AF uL OFSARGASSO E, A i I \V ti's;,. w, . .,I F \A I I --'rY ..-' -. NY Mf1YlilYiY l ... ,. .... r: .: ...,, ...... ... a n a '.... _..lWi liYY YIW Mi r -it's o You've Ncvcer Seen Ayn ioU A n I s l a n d e r d i d hs e t n n t e ~ ~ a . s e . 4 h s !Vessels Of Q ( l 'Essfti; rcall 0"td Spanh allieons it? kt liners I oc , i f c:'e. z aq': nj, iec ,of1 Sea we d A nti i gaof(is a . s f t 0 ( re s W o rth a K in g 's 111 -c--- W ird E m p ire R~ u le d b y a ( ':'n t Brute With the Right of -'ight. -anti Among hem a L,.w .,at , . "~y Woman V'ast Urp rIhel~e MXust Choose a :Mate 'VitIn a iDay! GAM PEAU WALT. --The Kind of a S tai That Sends the Blood PoundIng; rug )ou .. , . J J ' e s1 tl js s 1 . f ' 1 MII' . i Us s i s , ,,,w ,,... 4 _ " - -. I K I' ' S w I ~ Ij i II " !,i -. . v 7 Veins and Makes You I%:pgl i ic . F u m d r u nm k ' X 'd ato u x '.I - . . .: " ,, .._.a ~P r f - ' i 4t .wr fd1 p s ' . ; q ' 1'! dy YT ,r 1k1+.;~ 4 YI: -it-Z % \ ,) 1 '.. , :..:: . .... . r ti:-: 4: f. ^ ; ' .. . ^ r '; . /, } , J d j e !1/ --= -- .. Ii' .i . r ' s >.: Flaming Color and Beauty Enthrall the World V4 xr, ..... / -yam '/%. r.o " ' =° , i , . , EMERGING from the bleakness of winter ani early spring come '~modes of enchanting newness for late spring and early suimmer wear. Modes that are lden with bright color and joyous debonaire in their almost limitless love of ornia ments. Fashion's caravan hails from the Orient, hinting At things of mystic charm. Frock and wrap 111-=fifs borrow largely from distant countries and rifer themselves wlvh a charm that makes them irresistibly alluring. '/ .. i , .... _