12,; X922 TEMCIA AL the frozen wilderness in Alaska, is which is naturally farcical, and build- the setting for Jack London's great1 ing pure, whimsical comedy on it 1story "The Son of the W olf," a vivid I Without miaking it grotesque. icturization ,of which wvill be, shown Two strangers, -ani alost young Thursday, Friday and Saturday. The man andi a sli glaly more tha~n lXn95 story, considered one of London's most cugwoaaecatwtyl1 gripping 'narratives, affords unusual sertngrawoayatcrast ~wayiuautr opph ortunts, folr'uh ayerS asjunction point, with all wires down Edih RbetsWhele Oama, Sn;and no trains running owing to a, Allen and Thomas Jeffersoan. storm. Just before they o osl , he Stge Ifor the night, on opposite benches, the 7' main almost proposes and the woman1 I 1 Be Stagealmost accepts. in the early mnorniing,; ! in, bounds a kniickered flapper, the j WHIUT Ywrhancs "niece-ay, -more,hegrn- Atwo-star entertainment, featuring niece. She 'and her devorQted &ttend- Miss Elsa Ryan and Booth Tairking- an'd, Johnnie Write, have driv~e-iorty_ ton will begin .in enga~gement {tonight; miles in a motor car, to pck up Aunt in the presentatio-n of Augustus Pitou Isabel. As the trai-ns are sill held of *Mr. Tarkington's latest light come- u lp by the storm, they inite them dy, "The Intimate Strangers." The to go homre :with -them. I'hie ay famous playwright hob been particu-: William Ames,, has 'an intpese rj- larly triumphant in'taking a situation I CorLkfinuedJ on Page Twelve) -,Are You Thinking of Ordering A SUIT, OVERCOAT, O WE HAVE THE 'GOODS To SELECT FROM Over "500 Different Ptens at-Prices from $45 to ' '65. - Extra Trousers at Additional Small Cost - I- A ~ - SATISFACTION GUARANTEED A. C.1,BAR TH ,TAILORt 610 ~#EAST WILLItAMISTREET! ;. i .:,. ; :. . <, , _ . . . , . _.._. .. .. '! Open 'Y'our Door and Heart to the :; Gommunity Fund Solicitor Today Elsa Ryan, who phy s the leading role, i "Theo Intimate Sirangers"" at the Witney . a l1tF . week II +. . i #. Elliott Dexter anid'Clara Kimballj Young co-star in "The Hands -of- Nara" Richard Washburn Child's 'poignantly: 'dramatic story' whih his announced as the screen -attraction for Friday and Saturday. Aliss Young plays the role of Nara Alexidif, a young Russian girl who escapes the terror of the Revolu- tion and reaches New York after many hardships. Here, she is "taken up" by a wealthy and eccentric woman Nvhose hobby is --persons of unusual talents 6r e perienos. Nara's exquisite- hands, which seem to exert a strange healing power, bring her temporary fame.. Her heal- ing powers-,are denied by a young sci- entist, who loves her; and the clash of these two personalities is One of the many intersting episodes of the play. ORPI EUK "~The Fast;?Mail," a William Fox pro- ducton which~ opens at the Orpheum, Sun day, is a~n exciting railroad drama, swift in action and novel in its epi- sodes. The picture includes a racing tr~ain with a daring leap; a steam boat race on the Mississippi; 'a great fire' scene and- rescue and a thrilling stee- ple chase full of spills. "Lonesome Corners,' the attraction. 'for Wedniesdjay and Thursday,' is a' story of- the Maine-Canadian border line 'with delightful humor and ro- *mance. The dramatic action begins ~when JHenry'Warburton's wife is bold- ;ly crried away by his -guest, .Grau1t- Ham~ilton. The kidnapper starts teach- ing th~e ign-orant backwoods wife how' to "be a ladyt and-advises War~burton 'of'heir progress on the first of every month by notes that appear myster-. iously. -Bert LytelI in "The Face Between;" -the closing feature of the week, is The Ann Arbor Community aund -Drive fr $45,600 to -meet the 'Budgets of the Twelve Organizations' whi ~look .after the City's 'Poor, roker n, oe- less, Friendless and Aged Fami-lies and ,'Idivkk al $, .opens today, It ought 1 whose household word is honesty. One of this sons, innocently becomes in-I volved in a ;theft at the universityE Iwhere she is working his way through college, and. the second soni is impli- cated in° a 'bank robbery, while an adopted daughter also gets sadly mix- ed up in a murder and robbery of the bank, buit is after all the one able to clear up the -mystery and bring free- dom and happiness to the entire fanm- ily.- Excellent and! convincing character- NO RESTAURANT. 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