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SUNDAY, MARCH 1, 1925
THE MICHIGAN DAILY
PAGdE FIFT4EN
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Ihis i :c r& 10To ins ifior'tunelohie the pictorial Aveellies at the time of;(lent's endeavor' to persuade one of the
l055tihe latter, andl in a short time their arrival. Tihe feature picture
"". n e~i ic° iliyr~inedl~yhis ifes e-;wich illrunthrughWednesday is
C i e a axa nnc e gos t jail anzd Sh(' Secrets of the Night" an aatt~n
_________________________________conmplications ot course ensue hut James Kirkwood and Aiadge Be@llam22y
U'they lead tip to a. happ)y ending; takie the lo~iif;groles, and1 the SP
The Acade finally. The golden bed plays quite an p}eriing caist <cntasins sevceral wool-
The Arcade theatre will present important part. It might be termed1 Rnown names The amusing sitiuations
Cecil B. DeMille's latest production <cogarctiii>>s of coat. [hec suporting .give anl opportunity for reral cornedy.
(lirector to kill him, ini ordIer that his1
;I ite in suranceo might save the -honk
,')1 the ruin imipending liecaus; (a
;, I loan. IKirkwood is cast w Itno
bankll president andl:Miss Bellall.y as
his waird. The comedy roles are in
chaurge of izosenia ryTheiby, Zazu Pitt s,
Tom W\il son anid Otto RIoffmn. News
1'(': it ec niedtly. '"aigain l)ay''"maid
Acs t) ?U. ,1t1h~ 1 0c1 a('Sol inletethe en-
No; .u'u':i ' vili he shorn.
Ii .1:' lso i c ltecd I'i',1' a
< I ''raIln"I' of stunl-
a 1827 r.'?,n..u wellas t) "act.
1ol{ t Te1 1 Pllav! oppios ite he r as a
y our (..Al poer Nwhlo has sw orn never
t : iarrv. I 'onil Griffith has a
co(medy 1rota a1, the Tlion. Bertie lBird
Xwho()tries t.,5Iii aig ht(n things out. for
Ac t~t il ii ci ;iYU' 1'ilicile0 inl this
518, ~3:e11 ;T--ip. hult. ;only succceds int
coml,'iic at jug matters. IThe (OiiWdV <at
1'ccl g ill fwe.A rLb r Stone in
"uta CGood Cali.'' (On the stag e.
I~ I cn 00n ( C"si. a nil thle Boys will p)re-0
c'7U llinging,.dianc ing, andi instri en-
1 tl niumberc.; in 8an act ca8lled '1 )ancc
>tuldio.''
Churches
Bible schocol "will b)eat, 9:10 o'cio(
anid Jo0111 1 ielliXofYwXiil (115-o'h k with Paul ielebus as leader.
c u GhatDoesa IUniversity1} o T"')A Open 1' 01150 at Nesley hall wil be
Stud ilnt 's Ieligion ' i zt I he St ;:'::ut from; 7 to 7:,3t) oclock, at which re-,
' U pplli'randl liresle (chat held asl i sua i"h : nzt will he served. The sub-
a5::80 )o'(lcic Therre wil be a Ilot ,IOU je- tor' the evening is "Legitimate
Pic'ture s5OvXice "The l)a wn tOf To- }R(',vards".
morw NUI'O : ' Xlt h .lacquneline anxd Da Id
T( nonce (2'at ti o'(:Iock i;, vI iiI i iriiI133~
* tf ;I*i4R1,t~P*lJ G t~
s'k,
morning worship foitowing itill]]rr3, di'"TheTir~
have o r a Sermon011topic ".it, 1 nt i'a ll'bl!w( , 1
Diogen .' Pr'of. A. L~. Trout will! oclcck. PT ;i' oi;,si c 'c 1():45
lia' eclchrb(' of th i F.:luucwliM' class at 1)'clok \wil 1,V '1'. sc~outopic
12 o'clock. Social ii our a nd l I n(h for d' . \\'li I lie i y ll,;.\ sn l.Th
young lcccl)10 at Ii c>"clck vJ1iho be lI- young ;peole'. sultler c ii:f; 5") o'clockl
lowcd byi mea o tng 0 of c 'tat ti:n beii 10ollewedIv a ss3 y cilte,
TIhe sujetor the sermion at the
Il;: o'climk service -will be "The
Sn 1)01 jar OblHgations of Christians."
. n5 :30' to 7 :30 o'clock the student
sunhel and~ forumn will be held. The
lt ;.., fr discussionl will, be "Habit
iii FReligion".
Wvednes day at 7 :;>0, o'clock a Lenten
a= ic IO ill behold,1(1tihe subject for
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Rod Lakoccpe, Lillian Rich. anct Theodore Kosloff' in
Cecil B De Mile's Prodiuction 'The Golden Bed! "A Paramounlt Picture"
"TPhe Golden Be( " drn the runtiro, cas, ismuch like the usual DeMille The story hinges abloutft
week. This director who has always the villain of the story for it signifies ventures that followv a baln]
set the pace in lavish productions the luxury Xwhich Flora Lee demandedi
maktes good1 use of such scem::a:;as .gi ul). It. includes Warner Baxter.
nmilionaire society wedding, scenes in V era Reynolds, Robert Edeson, Theo-
the snow topped Alps, a 10(1 8(ctli' (i(1!'0r Kosloff, and Julia Faye. The
candy ball-featuring hui m nc hoco- ± omedy attraction features Our (Gang
late drops, pepermint sticks, and a in "Sundow n Limited." News reels
"candy ballet"-and the goldIen bed ii - ' 111 Topics of the Dlay will he shown
self. The picture is a screenl version in zatidition.
or the novel by Wallace Irvin (Af the-__________IN
same namve. We are showvn a dclccay-$ The rethijci
ing f'amily,. of the more arist ocratic Mlarchi 1 marks the beginning of
set, whose only asset is a beautiful !Anniversary week at the Majestic
daughter, Flora Le .played b~y Lil-' tht re and a11 unusual program hasP
Tian Rich-a new DeM ilie find. The bee n planned for this occasion. Irv-
there is a Cinderella sister-Vera intg's Imperial !Midgets head the bill.
Reynolds-who, true to tile old' storyE with an unusual organization of twen-1 COV ERS A/
is always shoved to the bacekground. t y-dove tiny folks. They offer a pro-
Rod LaRocque has the role of thc gram of musical comedy, acr'obatics, IN APPI
ambitious young man whlo mlanlges a siaging, dancing, and- a circus, which
candy store in the village. Margaret, e(~ilta ins niy unique features. Tihe
the younger sister, is in love Xwith La 1 act was impiorted from Europe ahdl
Roicque who has become iremnendouslyI some may remnembler the pictures of,-
Wealthy, and Flora Lee is in love with these little people which appeared in Let u
Ell'neavorl. Plut'e cvcnilg 5 0'i,'i( '',;t'
7 :3 3)o'clock willbeoa. : r'.1l01101n
"'Thle Blueibird 01'f1happiness.''
"Il)oes Fasting D~o Any (od; A
Sermien for' Lent'' will be tihe topic ofr
Rev. Herbert A. Junmp's sermon at the
,10 :45 o'clock morning serXvice. At 2 :30
o'clock stiff leilts Xwiii meet at the
C'bureb to go to Northl Side servi'ces
Mr. M~itcell will lead tihe High 'hool
Federation at 4 o'cloc'k inl the dlisculs-
li01n c i How Do We KnIow'V hit IS:
Iligit''.ill tile Chlurch parlors. 'T'ie
member)01s olf the Cimies stafI'I. Neil
general opinlion that tihe play is de-
cidedly wo'rth wile, there is the fact
that it was written by a. Saginawv man,;
Lewis fBeach; and1(1more important
still. :Mrs. Richardl Mansftield, w~idowX\
and former leading ladly of tihe fain-
Oils actoir, is to play tile role of tile
imother in thlis production . ars. imias-
field says thlat this app)earan'e. mar1ks
hrer return to tihe stage for good. I
Tile latest editionl of the "P; ssing
Showv" is to ho0ld1thle stage at tile{
Shiubert Detroit. This is tile fir st'
chance D)etroiters have had( to viewI
til e 1924 editionl of tile popular revule.
''The Potters" comles to tile(Ga rrick
for another twvo-week run, hlaving haid
a successful one earlier inl til e ason.
Tile tact that it is coinlg again is
suffiien~lt recommilendiation for its pow-~
er. This time tile or'iginlal NewXT York
c st, wXithl Donald Meek, will pr1esenlt
the play'.j
Thle New Dletroit is ilousing "Next
D~oor". advertised as a "Spitfire corn-!
0(13".by 'Dorothyv Parker811(1 Ellmer'
Rice. tile latter of whbom is still re-
mlemblered for ils fantastic "Adding
Ma chine."
Tile Woodward Players, Detroit's'
othler flourishing stoc'k company is
offering "Tile Crooked Square."
'irsl .1c lIwdI tlPJi('olm al ('=tat! sir'tvet ci.'
''Cost'' wiill be the t opic' 01'till' 51'r-!
11101 at the 10 :30o'clock ,servicve giv- iotaILutlheran C(huirch
t1 en y tile past1or. Five stuldet Bible lie 0 Bible study hour will be at 9
classes wi~ll 1sle(t from1 12 to 12:4 5 0(:lok. The sermon for the morning
0 'c('1)k 1i1 Wesley 11,111. The mIeet;ng 'S Vito at . 10:30 o'clock will be given
ill tile \Vesleyauu guild w\Nill be at 6 (Continuedcc on Page Sixteen)
Bad-temnpered, you know, makes an awful fuss when asked'
to go anywhere; noLay engine, lo- and reverse kick and
grab; you'y>e kind of ashamned vvhLen people tur'n round to
see wvhat's corming?
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First Floor-1iving r0011 14x22 with fireplace, dining r'ooimi11 x1.2,
oak floors and silver grey finisih. Kitchen with plenty of
cupbloard space anti refrigerator room1l.
Second Floor-Three large corner bed rooms with good sized closets
and cross venltilationl. Bath room Xith goodI cinua fixtures,
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mlahogany doors. Large attic with stairs.
I3ascnent-l'lot air furnace, water lift, dustless coal bin, laundry
facilities. Price $8,000; with 10,- down.
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