TH4E MICHIGAN DAILY FR L±i-. Z, JuzU rnmuuntoiimu ( AT MUSEUM Work on the main exhibits in the1 .useum which has been held uip long by the lack of cases and1 ;her equipment, is now progress-1 g rapidly, several of the largerj .ounts having already been put * place in the main exhibition om on the second floor. Included in the larger mounts h~ich have been completed or h~ich are nearing completion un- er the direction of Professor E. C. ase of the geology department, ad under the personal supervision E William H. Buettner, preparateur i vertebrate paleontology, are free mounted skulls of Phytos- urs, which resemble modern ocodile ; an Edaphosaur and a imetrodon, members of the lizard trmily, and a Mosasaur skeleton und in the chalk region of- ebraska. Buettner is also working. on the .eleton of a rare, almost extinct ?ecies of Hippopotamus fromr adagascar. Already mounted is fine specimen of a Mastodon skull Fund near Ypsilanti several years go. The, long awaited cases have een set up and will contain small keletons, individual "bones, and ther such pieces. NEBRASKA-John Philip Sousa gas composed a new "University of ebraska" march for "this institu- ion whieh was played for the first ime at this year's Nebraska-Mis- ouri game by the local R. 0. T. C. rand. £~-TRHEAT RE- d Today Only Si Slender Sea-Nymphs in "THRU THE BREAKERS"'I At TheWET ALL NEXT WEEK _ __ . Detroit Theaters . I - I!- 1 CASS THEATRE C ' 2:00-3:35 y-asst Times Today -)- OO8g40 1«t. "I to 2; Sat. Mat. $1-$2.50 ARTHUR HAMMYE STEIN "Golden Dawn" SIIUBERT LAFAYETT E "Nobody's Girl" Evenings,. 75c, $1.00,. $1.50, $2.00, $2.50, $3.00 Thurs. Mat. 50c to $2.00; Sat. Mat.' 50c to $2.50 Lw eetlaiid for Toasted Il-lot Lunche£s 212 So. Main St. She's Ann Arbor's rzWUERTH_ p ' .. u:.u;+s~ ." .. .rn .r.mmcr~ecwsai p lb" uELA With JAM ES HALL Just a sailor's sweetheart-but which sailor? She takes the navy without firing a shot'. Clara with a fleet-load of boy friends! Appointments POLAR PERILS PARAMOUNT ART & NEWS BEAUTY Alk AV IT 1 flee in, 109 SOUTH MAIN STREET Before or Bg Game' Pay Us YOUC WHAl After the. Tomorrow a Visit. kN GET rEVERy "Oh deah meah!" __ COSMOPOLITAN OPENING SATURDAY - "I rally cawn't hunderstawud_ the 'arf of hit--the gent 'e loves meahi -an' hi a noble lady--oh deah- dash it all-if 'e don't come soonz h ill] f e el m o r e life a , l ud y i ni r; i South Sea; Beauties South Sea Romance Oh Daddy! --Also- Comedy News YOU WANT TQEAT- Sandwiches, Sala ds,$ Drinks, Etc. 11 Tomorrow ,nl EDMUND LOWE in. I "DRESSED TO KILL" NText Week-Our, First 192$ REVIVAL WEEK 7 Exquisite Gxems Sunday Only IpOROTIIY GISH' in ANNIE LAURIE Monday Only LON CHANEY in I "LAUGH CLOWN LAUGH" and Five More II WHEN YOU WANT IT 'L , . ,, :; _ . i ,,; : : ,,. rj h ; f3 y£>as"S i .f='l. L, - . ;. . _ ', ;. e , ,. n } // :. t f / H R Y E .! 11 I a11.it ;Gml 111Y1 G 111...4 ya. 1~~A waitin'". fla~ULU, Ittuy ALL Heart Throb Drama Ever Filmed" The Sensational Success ~t with BENNETT Supported by a Briilliant Cast A powerful any: poignant life and love drama of a woman with a mind distorted by hatred, who, in a guarded quest for a good time, reaps the havoc wrought by jealousy. As sweetheart, t ~wife and mother-Belle Bennett--in ' the finest role of her brilliant career -rises to supreme heights of emo- tional dpower and suspense. The Emotional Treat of the Season An EmoryStoryby AuEEmory Johnson ,Johso Production Directed by MPresented by EmryJohso CARL LAEMMLEEmrJonn A UNIVERSAL MASTERPIECE a .- ______ DE fi4L ,.'S OCR/....OTIo Colleen in her kind of part-tripling for cock- ney maid, lady boot- legger and society pet - full of laffs and thrills-and just twice as good as "Sally" and "Irene." MM. , ALLly R II A 6'' IfClassified ActsPa WHITNEY THEATRE Saturday Evening NOVEMBER 3rd 8:oo P.M. 11 Hon.Alfred Lockng I of Detroit ONE OF MICH=IGAN'S MOST DISTINGUISHED ATTORNEYS, WIIL DISCUSS THE ISSUESOFf THIS CAMPAIGN, An icalcomdY-a ac il I ~~INOG(AV.)J ."o.1;l d in Victor'-al P~ogue- good music Will Be Furnished