AY, OCTOBER 26, 1124

THE MICHIGAN DAILY

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In "The Side Show of Life" the mo-
tion picture adaptation of William
Locke's best-seller, which is showing
at the Majestic theatre the first of
this week, Earnest Torrence's im-
pressive portrayal of the lovable
clown dominates the picture. It is a C
stirring story, with good acting, beau- 2
tiful photography, capable direction,
and a circus and society setting which
all combine to make the picture an
unusual one in screen entertainment.
The story is one of a cultured Eng- T
lish gentleman whom fate has thrust 2
into the world of the stage and the
paint and powder of a clown cos-
tume. A novel twist comes in his Obtainal
choice between the little girl of the
circus and a titled English lady Anna 2cocefor
Q. Nilsson, an ideal type for the aris-
tocra ic heroine is featured with =
Ernest Torrence. A new Aesop Fable 2 ify.Pu at
cartoon, "Oh Teacher" and a Christie s
Comedy, will (complete the screen 2 suggestions.
program. In addition Waring's Penn-
sylvanians, who played to enthusias- 2Mas are I
tic houses last year here will present
the "Twelve Musical Marvels in
Moments of Melody."
"Wine of Youth," an akaption of the
stage play, dealing with a flapper's
discovery that after all it pays to be
conventional and follow mother's and
grandmother's advice, will open at 220 N. M
lhe Majestic Thursday. It is a King
Vidor production with a strong cast,
ind the movement is fast and furious.
;ompleting the program is a Cen-
aury comedy, Kinograms, and Waring's
E'ennsylvanians in a new program.
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Hallow e'en Favors
No party is a success without favors.
In stock or made to order. k
Brown s Book Store
210 S. MAIN ST. PHONE 1725


The tenderest and most flavory

here for you.
R. GFELL
AIN PHONES: 3100, 3101
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"Main, Street," the screen version
pf Sinclair Lewis's novel will play at
the Wuerth theatre through Thursday.
IQhe story of small town life and man-
iers which proved to be so popular
i presented by an all star cast head-
pd by Florence Vidor and Monte Blue.
!ouise Fazenda, inimitable comedi-
hne takes the part of Bea the Maid
tn which her talent far comedy is giv-
in free rein. The story is the well
nown one of; the advent of Carol
Kinnicott to a little mid-western town,
Iid her str'uggle to make the natives
accept her ideas. A new Hal Roach
comedy and Pathe news reel complete
the program.
Friday and Saturday the Wuerth
yas "White Shadows" booked, with
Betty Compson playing a dual role,
.nd "Flip Flops" a Mack Sennett
comedy, and a news reel. Announce-
mnent has been made that the much
heralded "America" under the direc-
tion of D. W. Griffith will appear at
the Wuerth the week of Nov. 2.
The Arcade
In his latest Paramount screen of-
fering Cecil .B. DeMille has reached
n all directions to make "Feet of
Clay" which opens at the Arcade
theatre to-day.' An unusual cast ap-
pear in the picture. Vera Reynolds
the new "find" is the heroine who
portrays the flapper grown from par-
ties and petting at seventeen to re-
sponsibilities and marriage at twenty-
one. Of course there are all the
elaborate DeMille settings, a yacht-

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l-wA LLOWE'EN-thy night when hob-
_ goblins walk, "hen Dowls hoot and
black cats screech-has been handed
down to us through generations as an
evening for merriment and fun.
And all of us, young and old, have youth
enough or memories of youh to en joy the
innocent pranks of Hallowe'en.
Hallowe'en parties are enjoyed .by all. They
not only afford loads of fun for the grown
ups but keep the children off the streets-
substituting innocent fun for what be danger-
ous and destructive otherwise. 2
The merchants on this page will help you
give your Hallowe'en party-give it right
and at little cost.
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Hallowe'en

means fall

It's, great to go up to the Waffle
hese chilly fall evenings and enjoy
crisp golden brown waffles.
he Wafle Shop
2 NICKELS ARCADE

Hobgoblin Cake
For Hallowe'en Parties
-we have prepared special Cakes and c
Danish and French pastry-just the
add the Hallowe'en touch to the tab
Delicious butter biscuits, cakes and
Bakery goodies fresh from our ovens.
The City Pastry '

516 E. LIBERTY ST.

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pacts and Perfumes---Ideal Prizes
allowe'en games, you will want suitable prizes. And nothing will
me for the ladies as an attractive Compact or a beautiful Bottle of

Flowers for the Hallowe'en Par
An attractive and suitable table decoration with a few special
scattered around the house will give that touch of festivity -to yo
that nothing else can.
All our Blooms are of fresh, surdy stock-radiant in color and deli
perfume.
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entlemen we have Fountain Pens,

Ever-sharp Pencils, Safety

ee them.

Our cases offer innumerable suggestions.

Calkins-Fletcher Drug Co.
3-DEPENDABLE STORES-3
324 SO. STATE ST.
CORNER EAST AND SOUTH UNIVERSITY
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ing; party, a beach carnival, a daring
race between twenty girls on surf
boards behind fast speed boats, and a
myriad of striking novelties. But
rather than coin new superlatives let
it suffice to say that "Feet of Clay"
should please everyone. In the cast
are Rod La Rocque, Ricardo Cortez,
Julia Faye and Robert Edeson.
"Revelation" is the picture offered
at the Arcade Thursday and Friday.
The all star cast include such fav-
orites as Viola Dana, Monte Blue,
and Lew Cody. The story is centered
on a legend of a French monastary
makes ideal screen material, with its
swift action and vivid romance.
Comedies and news reels complete
both programs.
The Orplieum
A varied program is scheduled at
the Orpheus theatre this week. The
first three days "Nigh Speed" featur-
ing Herbert Rawlinson will be the
main attraction. Wednesday and
Thursday Jack Hoxie is booked in
"The Phantom Horseman." Alma
Taylor in "Strangling Threads" taken
from the stage play "The Cobweb"
will play the remaihder of the week.
"Dazzy" Vance, who has hung up

Hallowe'en Is The Half Way M
Your 'Ensian sitting must be made by November 26tth-Half th
almost gone!

special Halloween candy boxes. Orange and black
rs in thc sweetmeat line. may be obtained here.

mints and

ir Candy is fresh and wholesome-in addition to being reasonable

Of course you will want a photograph rich in quality.
by -calling 303- this week.

Make an app

Photographer

1TH1E "HONEY DELL"

1115 So. UNIVERSITY

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334 S. STATE ST.
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