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IOUS PRESS WORK ISS

SCREEN REFLECTIONS

ACED O XHIBITIONi
Typography .-Of Historical Value 9
And Examples Of Decorative Art 1
Included - In Exhibition it
ARRANGED BY CURATOR
Modern fine printing as exempli- f
fied in the work of the more prom-
inentipresses of the world is the 1
subject of the display now on ex- f
hlbitifo irthe show cases in the1
lobby of the main library arranged t
under the supervision of Ella B.
Hinfans, curator of the rare book,
room.
One of 'the most eminent presses k
is the Kelmscott Press, founded byf
William Morris, who created a newt
era li fine printing. He adopted af
heavy type and returned to an al-t
most forgotten style of decoration,f
finding models- in his collection ofj
medieval manuscripts.
The Doves press, of Hammer-1
smith, London, was founded by
Thomas James Cobden-Sanderson,
Oublishing its first book in 1901.
His type was styled after that" of
Jenson, and his books were noted
for their entire absence of decora-
timn, a peculiarity excepted only in
te use of rather plain initials. r
These editions approach perfection
in oinposition, presswork and pageI
placements.
'Noted for its beautiful type and7
well proportioned pages and good
Piesswork rather than decoration,
the Merrymount Press, of Boston,
has abandoned Renaissance and
Medieval styles. The Chamfinery
ress, publishing first in 129, is
renowned for "the art and science
f -proper and true proportions of
Roian letters,. proportioned ac-
doidig to the human face and
bbdy.'
The Riverside Press is probably
the most prominent in the United
States, having been established in
19 for the sake of fine printing
by Bruce Rogers. His mark is the
thistle .in the form of the Aldine
anchor. Another noted American
pikess is the Cranbrook Press, found-
ed by George C. Booth in 1900
who has followed William Morris
.n style. Its distinguishing device
is' the medieval interlaced orna-
ment.
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YOU'LL
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Dtiia' at he bottom of the sea.
The picture which takes you be-
owd the surface and thrills you
with its tensity.
Also
GUS SONNENBERG
vs. STRANGLER LEWIS
Wrestling Bout
Return Showing
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It occurs to us that there is an The most recent addition to t
intimate analogy between the gen- celestial bodies (no pun intende
ral literary esprit of Horatio Al- through this channel, is tot
found in the .person of one Edd
er and the manner in which satel- Quillan whose newest efforts m
lites of the cinema rise from the be seen at the Michigan this wee
wo reel pie duels to those soul It is fortunate for that young ge:
foccillating super spectacles which tleman that we do not have1
judge his merit solely on the ab
hyave come to constitute the essence ity he demonstrates in "Noi
of modern subliminal conscious- Neighbors", his current gem. U
ness. Apparently it is to these questionably he has ability of sor
manifestations of the comic muse but, as is the case with every h
hat we are indebted for the ulti- way capable Hollywood Roscius
mate artistic pinnacle celluloidiana know, he is fettered by the pover
Iaas now" attained. In past years and nugacity of his stories.
this. waggish bathos has been the The vaudeville end of the bill
nildus of such insuperable' trage- an uncommonly pleasant adag
diennes as the Mile.' Gloria Swan- team whose act is called "Dan
son, and others whose names are Highlights of 1929". If well se
bywords in every dime store and soned, well chosen, and meticulou
maid's entrance in the land. Al elhy executed dances appeal to y
though they are reluctant to re- we should certainly advise this o
member their beginnings, many of as god entertainment. Departi
us can recall the not too distant from the customary back-bott
days when Mack Sennet purveyed fare the dancers made their W
views of the Swanson anatomy an directly to the well warranteda
the Pacific Ocean in one, all for the claim of the audience.
price of a single admission. D. B. H. Jr
SB0ES MA RK1 T1E M AN
se
SOME of these mornings that "still,
small voice" that prods yon with ideas
anmd ambitions when you're all alone is
goihg to speak up while you're getting
dressed and say, "Listen, Big Boy, how
about getting some light-weight tans
and aew pair of sport shoes to go with
these simmer clothes?"
What say PDrop in today and take
a look: New light-weight tans for day-
time, blacks for night-time, and sport
shoes that are headliners every-
Ahere this season.
117South Main
ANN
ARBOR'S FINEST
DINING ROOM AND LUNCH COUNTER
109 South Main St.
pREKET E'S
Our
Ease r Novities
Are Now on Display
Delicious assortments of fine, fancily
designed and decorated home made
candies. These may be packed either in
our attractively wrapped boxes or in
some of our many sized and shaped gift
baskets.

Ws
DelightedTm
to receive a bo ; off
ILBERTS or BUNTFS
Easter Candy
1e will wrap and mail them
for you
fIFT'S DRUG STORiE

Ralph Belknap Likes Going Away FromI APPLICATIONS FOR CAMP LEADERS ARE BEING RECEIVED
-,. Society And Freshmen To Natural Life Applications for councillors' posi- director of the camp this year.
he tions in the Student Christian as- Preliminary plans for the camp
Lesociation Fresh Air camp are be- have already been made, and at
d) Ralph L. Belknap of the geology with the geology summer camp in ing received from 4 to 6 o'clock central committee chosen.The
be department, who has been a mem- Kentucky conducting a course in Wednesday and Friday afternoons camp season will extend from June
ie ber of the University Greenland physiography in the absence of Dr. at L hal All 'la ns cs onugus te17,faout40 e
ay expeditions for the last few years, I.B. Scott who has been given aaneh .A appcants should 24 to August 17, about 400 Detroit
k. is one of the few men who makes leave of absence to study the sand see Homer H. Grafton, general sec- boys being raccomodcated in four
n- a hobby out of the same kind of dunes of Michigan. The- camp is retary of the S. C. A., who will be sections of 12 days each.
t- aor hy o upitess a in o tduf ithofmbel n aly IIIIH~il1111[111tichigan. The ca p is _ _____111t___ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______ ______
to work which occupies his major in- located in the Cumberland valley,
il- terests. Belknap's hobby, if it may and Belknap will be able to glory ,
sy be called that, is going away each m things natural to his heart's
n- summer as far as possible from content. -
ts civilization and becoming natural Belknap, who was one of the
alf again after a year of society and rescuers of the Rockford fliers last
we stupid freshmen.{summer, is intensely interested ni ng of a new Taxi Cab Service with the
ty Next summer Belknap will bej flying. following rates, making it possible to ride in cabs
-s as cheaply as buses:
is
io Phone 6870
ce 35c For one
a- 50c For two to five
is- 10c For each additional passenger
ne kPhone 6870
ng
m THIS APPLIES TO PIfONE ORDERS ONLY
ayBetterTeL
( The De Luxe Cab and Baggage Co.
(WeMaintain 24-Hour Service.)
Take your suit or dress any place in
town. Compare the work with White
Swan's and you'll be convinced that
here's the place to come. May one
of our eight blue and gold service
trucks call? Or will you bring it and LAST TIMES TODAY
profit by our "Cash and Carry .
S'ystem?"9 mx
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(Open dy and nigiht.)Cosmopolitan Openig Saturday
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. .. ings of Jazz, MaTSteirs oi
Mirth! But they needed all their
stage tricks when they in heited
along with it! . . . fi delightful,
- - Souher elae 'America's Distinguished
Raging! Blaing! Colorful
SRussia forms the back-
ground for one of the
most intriguing, absorbing
ONaTHEcSTAGEldramas ever filed

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