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courtilers for the Senior Girls'
will meet at, 4 o'clock this
lon in the parlors of B'arlour
asiurn.
rners, wvom'en's d7,aniat(ic or-
tton, will bold- spring tryouts-
3 to 5:3O o'clock: this after-
in Sarah Caswell Angell hall.1,
omon on thpe campus are eligible.
ers of the cl.,b are expected to]j
tryouts.
gue houses are urged to join the
interhouse basebal tournament. They
are requested to sign at once on the
bulletin board in Barbour gymnasium
i they wish to enter.
-Fairies for the Senior 'Girls' play
will meet at4 o'clock tomorrow after-
noon). in the paIrlors at Barbour gym-I
MDieanr Jeain IHamilton will be enter-
tainedcat dininer tonight by the mem-
bers f Collegiate Sorosis.
?Jfeml) ers of the Freshmuan Glee club.
wiil hold their' weekly rehearsal in the
realding roo. of the Union at 7 o'clock
tonig1ht.
-I
~ftljj HIelten Newberry ,orchestra wilfarnish
s~ w SI[I1R Tlthe music.z
The muoney which is paid the orches-
unliversity Wonmen to Act as Noel chosen from among University wo-1
fat F'asidon Display' men, will be give nto the Michigan
League fund, and amounts to $105.1
Lat spingandsumer tylsThe receipts, which are Oren on re-,
mae pi g a d s m e tl s u s ,o uc a e n t e r a yt-showing the tendencies in line and wear department by University wo-
color, will be shown to University ,wo- men, should be turned in to Neva J_ oveJ-
men exclusively at 4 o'clock this aft-
ernoon, in an auditorium -in conniec-
Lion with Mack and Co.'s store. En-
trance to the auditorium may be made I r
through the ready-to-wear department. k ,
1i w~
wiell at her office in Eari-ouw gymnua- Ainounce .Mari
itum-, instead of to Katherine Mont-! Anonuncemxent has been made at the
onery, as waps previously announced. Kappa Kappa Gamma house of the
IT'hc models in the show will be: marriage of Doris Robinson, '23, to
auin zor, '26, Ruth Rankin, '26, Marvin Greenwood, ex-'20. The mar-
Helen IMorrow, '26, Ann Gale, '26, Zel- rlage took place on Feb. 7 in Ann Ar-
is Smuff, '23, Irene Lutz, '24, Eliza- bor.
beth :Burns, '25, Virginia Rice, ''24.
"Jimmie" starts work early in th~e
Others may want,. but. why should morning for you and doesn't stop un-
you. Call 960-,--Adv. til ho~ gets RESULTS. -Adv.
GARI
New Way to Pal
The Ring of Ti
The Black Flap
Sat. M~at.
TODAY AND TOMORROW
IT COSTS NO PIORF FOR
RBLEB'S
SKILLEIi z~rVSLRVICLE
9 0NoGH-G
9ktodish 1?aimps of White, Kid
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For The Mlilitary Bal
$7.50 and 18$5-
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MASTER MYSTERY
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To complete the~ evening costume for; the military lall it is nec-.
essary to have mnodsh footwear. Upon just such 'fiisphing
touchis (depends much of the style of any costume and so every
College wvomen who is particular about her personial appearance
chootses her pumps ,7r ith extre-me care.
?l, Ti, r, p psof wbite kcid will look well wiith any color gown and
may be worn all summer with the informual summer frocks.
These pump s com:e in a one strap style and also, in :the Colonial
style with the novelty tongue efifect. Both styles have the Junior
Louis heels -Overed with the laid. These pumps are priced $7.50
and $$.50.
SHOWING AT
2:00 4:00
7:00 9: 00
ICOMING'
SOON
COMEDY PRESENTATION
A-UGMEN TED - ORCHESTRA'
ADMISSION
Aduit.........50C
Matinees.......30c
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PLA Y IG UNTIL THE WHOLE CITY
IS LAUGHED OUT
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NOT. ONLY THE ,TALK OAFANN ARBOR
BUTOF THE WHOIXL COUNTRY'
Here's Another -
MID - WEEK SPECIAL
for which this theater is famous
It's a play Ann "Arborites will never forget and showing
RGULAR PR ICES
THEODORE. ROBERTS
Ian'His Greatest -of al Roles
MAY MC AVOY:
As the A-fpple of HJis Eye
CO R D A f.As Her Dashing Lover
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President HardingAsbed for
Grumpy"
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Pr'esident Harding was so keen to
see 4(G ,'rmpy91,du'ing his recent vaca-
tion trip ffit a special melse nger was
sent to Florida with a print of the filmn.'
The President is just one of the mil-
lions who kuow "Grmpy" is the most
delightful m ystery, comedy, romance
ever seen~.
A s a stage play it broke all records
in New .York and London. As a Pic-
ture' it will break records everywhere-
Fro the
pop ulaar play by IUoraee Hodges
.rnd Ivigney Porcyvl
1 0, , ", , mliwmlmwopiK
IN A DITION
LLOYD HAMILTON
to
Balcoy. .. . 22c .. loor .. 1
W~r Thx.. . .War Tax .. .. 04c
EVENINGS
All sea~s..45~c
War 'Tax ...'.O l
Total ... .5~4,
Kiddies, 100
"EXTR~A! LXT -l i.A?!"
...mss;
Total.......
An =Extra
Good Comedy AboutN
paper Life
SUNDAY
URIME 'FULL
OF LAUI-GS
ON TIHEISTAGE
A PARAMOUNT SM~CIAL'
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