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SUNDAY, MARCH 15, 1925

THE MICHIGAN DAILY

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--__- - - - The story champions Youth which for!
all1 its exhulberance usually com es out li( cn t p o i n - l y d b i s L-nm
. :;an---is at first one of those daugh-
C t~~~~c~~rs whom fathers meet coming home i :<"_:<
as they go to the office in the morn- Ec a'
lu, an Spike' 3aine-Mvalcolm ; y
1 l i ( r r d i e i o d t r t r uh'1 i'l l d i a e ( I I Ct h e F r e n c h w i n dl o w s o f t h e C o u n t r y
D oris Kenyon, forier is a ge fa vorite club waving a rocket flask in his free;"r
,%ho recently signed a 'tairring con- haicndi. Ilowiever later on, having been . : :
tract with Firist Natijonal, will Ibe ca 11ht inl a raide~l roadl house andi
seen in ."11 I Marry Again" whichl suffering a considlerab~ly damaged rep-
coines to the I'd aiestisic Ic-daiy ror a uxtation and the loss of friends, Cor-! ' ":" °
for' day run. Thfle story gives an of)- inntsre rragdhrvlusi ie
portunity for a numlber of dnai'a l distinguishes real love from imitation': "'<:
m o m e n t s w h ic h a r e p o r t r a y e d in v a n - ; a n d a t t a i n s h a p p i n e s s e v e n t u a l l y . 1 s c l r u c i o ; h o a e i S n , J ~ q e a l o a i e n i t r s i r : " .,' ' . . . '; : : : : : := ' .
Francisco and an island itn te iacific. l)ortrayal of Corinna progressing from :-:.:"
Doris Kenyon is charming and gives the coquettih flappe to the oised .
a splendid characteriation of the womlan quite convincingly' Malcolmu'<. :::":;:- .
womlan whoese father-in-law will not Mtac(:regor, Vernon Steele, and Gloria
accept her. Several film favorites are Grey are found in the supporting cast.
found in the supporting cast which in-;The comedy attraction will feature'
eludes Anna Q. Nilson, Lloyd Hutghes, Walter H-eirs in "A F+at Chxance." Onj
Frank Mayo, and 'Hobert los worth., the stage Em7nily Earle and Company '
"Powder Marks," a Cameo Comedy, a will be presented.
new Aesop Fable cartoon, and h uulnwsreslleu the G'El "i 'enL'onOi ?OCTOR"Starrlnq PEGMI I.D DENNY
usual nw elsmk p tescenT e ArcaE C _.enUt dtr..Fm. 1.
bill. Brooks and Ross will be pro- "Oh Dloct or!"''starring Reginald
rented on the stage in a progrjamn of ; Denny, and shown at the Arcadel story of the same name which appeared furled ivaid wxearig long c
songs and dialogue, theatre the first of the week is an en- in the Saturday Evening Post not long 11 iii, and shell hiinimed glasses.
The feature picture billed for the !tertaining combination of ' humor,j ago. Denny. who is usually though :;gory has to do with Pa young mail
la~t o te wekis The[luseofsatire and rapid action. The plot foe-; of as one of the more athletic stars in grewIp wi, th ihe idea that only by
Youth" starring Jacqueline Lo'i=an. lows closely the Harry Leon Wilson I filundon, is seen in this picture a con- grcatest pirecaut ions could lie

come such a man, and succeeds in a C- FSM a w r
quiring even the reckless disposition gll[ ll
as his hectic adventures will show.u°
News reels and a Mack Sennett co111,I-IIC o rn i1 ll.I DemrCo al -- C ok e
edy entitled "The Beloved B(..0o v Willl
he shown on the screen. A special P'V
orchestra will urnishthe music for nn--- --4
the performances. w
During the latter part of the N w( etyCmsnwl :b enI ekl
laetstarring vehicle ''"Rams lackl c an o , nd P stn M
H ouse." Pen lBroonie--Bet ty (Comp S ra to , D & i a'"itrt
son-returns from college to find he-r- Antracuitte, per too " $ 49 *a
self practiely buried in a run (lown P
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estate in scuthern Florida with notul
companions e. celpthe h ada"Sov yk " w " s wQ"A
mran appears on the scene andl she ,l~n .1l
falls in love witlwhim only to find that A
he is being huntedl for the murdler of Genuine No,. )rocahloflas
his business partner. The strenuous':Mr11, Il
! work of hiding the hero, rescuing himo Egg and Lump ." . 9950
from alligators, and the plots of the
spin RIM-R
villain follow. Betty Compson does 'xVo
sonic good actin and has a story;,, In~ r ~ u
,somew hat less trite than usua tolW 1JZIUa~Ix~n~z ~ ~
w-ork( upon. She wears a pair of over- f~il i
alts find a straw hat with the same rnO "'
grace as she does laces and beads. A A' PhoItnes 81-Fl and x22(7--ffice Corn well Bleck m
new screen actor Roo'hert Lowing is ' I~~
curly seen in her support. He is good look- pn
The ing, and is winning rapid favor in ",~~m
iwho! filinland. The settings were laid in PI ___________________
by the Florida with numerous scenes in the ' 11liIni MENm
kepnerlaeregion. The comedy "Ten -millniu, ~a
II~1) yri~d 1 hisI Nights in a Hall Room" and the usual .#JA W v A - -
rafts. news reels will complete the program. mil

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__________________________________________________________________ ood looKing nurse who admnires Another Johnny ines comedy will lj
ARM tong mWen of reckless dispositions, be featured at the Wuerth theatre they .LDot norroxv-Subscribe
FA"RM ERS AND MECHANICS BANK t i;F ~his point on lhe sets out to be- (Continued on 1age Sixteen)
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