PACE FOUR, THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, JU XE 29, 1929 PAGE FOUR THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, JUNE 29, 1929 D AILY OF FI CIAL BULLETI N Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all mem- bers of the University. Copy received at the office of the Dean of the Summer Session until 3:30, excepting Sundays. (11:30 a. m. Saturday). Volume IX SATURDAY, JUNE 29, 1929 No. 6 Dockman Saves From River Cat Depths Screen Reflections H "THE LEATHERNECK" ) sacharine war picture with very At The Michigan little war in it. True Heaven is For- the last half of the week the just another one of these heroic Barton Hills Golfers jWin From Washtenaw Barton Hills golfers handed their arch enemies from the Washtenaw Country club a neat trimming in a dual match played over the Bar- Butterfield interests are offering a struggle cinemas which allows the ton links Wednesday. The decision Colleges of Literature, Science, and the Arts, Changes of Elections: Changes of elections made this week require only the signatures of the instructo s whose courses are being elected. Beginning Monday, July 1, all changes must have the signature of the instructor whose course is being dropped and the signature of the instructor whose course is being elected, and must then be approved by Dean Effinger, room 1210, Angell Hall. No new courses may be elected after the end of the second week of classes, July G, and no courses may be dropped without E grade after the end of the fourth week of classes, July 20. Florence Mohr, Recorder Bureau of Appointments: Summer Session students desiring to enroll with the Bureau of Appointments, and students who wish to re-enroll, may do so Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, July 1, 2, and 3, between the hours of 9 and 12 and 2 and 4, room 102, Tappan Hall. Helen R. Shambaugh, Secretary Student Directory: All students who have changed addresses since registration please send name and address to the undersigned at R. R. No. 3, Grand Rapids, Michigan. James K. Cavanaugh School of Education-Changes of Elections: Necessary changes of elections may be made today, June 29, in the Recorder's Office, room 105, Tappan Hall. Gretchen Krug, Recorder To All Men Students of the Summer Session: All men wishing to compete in summer intramural sports will please sign up on bulletin board of Int amural Sports Building at once. Summer intramural sports will be hand-ball, tennis, golf, horse- shoes, squash racquets, swimming, and playground ball. No entrance fee or charge for participation. All entries must be in before Saturday, June 29, and tournament play in all sports will begin Monday, July 1. Intramural Spo ts Building open daily from 9 a. m. to 9:30 p. m. Paul R. Washke School of Education: It has been found necessary to omit the Guidance Cenference which has been scheduled for Monday afternoon, July 1. Thomas Diamond The C Michigan League 227 South Ingalls Street rip-snorting picture of adventure heroine to send her lover to his among the Marine corps on the! death so that in the last few min- under the Nassau system of scor- ing was 80 1-2 to 63 1-2 in favor far side of Russia and China. The utes of the story he can be drama- of the local contingent. plot is melodrama, honestly handl- tically saved by a provident Ar- Chris Mack, of Barton ed and thoroughly exciting. Wil- mistice. remarkable golf, turnin Iam Boyd as the third musketeer is an . of 76, just four strokes of a gang that began in the em- T) o win his match from broglio of the Great War does a Mo.,an playing a beautiful German "Student-Prince" act in revolution- spy opposite George O'Brien's very rV, Washtenaw star. torn Russia and then deserts from English spy role. She does her Each club was represe H. Q. in Tien Tsin to search for { part much better than one is lead goiters and Barton a his betrayed Tanya-and then the 'to expect and seems to have ma- early lead which was n adventure begins. I tured her characterization consid- Director Higgins tells his story erably. O'Brien, however, does the quished. The locals wo in a sequence of flash-backs from better bits of acting and quite iin each of the first fc Boyd's defense plea before Marine walks away with the show. matches. n shot some g in a score over par, Leo Whit- enteI by 46 ssumed an ever rlein- n decisions our feature Court Martial. The result is a tifIle (is-jointed, but told so straightforwardly and simply, with only an occasional title, that ther technique becomes well justified. Boyd "drips" a bit-imagine a, Leatherneck being wistful at Court Martial-but he brightens up in -. !"the musketeer parts to make a; All nine lives of this cat would picture that is very much worth have been lost had not Paul Silva, .geeing. a dock policeman at New Orleans, An all-talking comedy by Mack contrived a scheme for saving it Sennett, too, is splendid. from the ising river. The cat fel R. L. A. off a boat in the harbor and lived True Heaven on a ledge under the wharf for a The Majestic offe-ing for the month. rest of the week is just another In a single reel specialty "Two Masters" Mary Eaton of "Five 0'- clock Girl" fame does very well. a small bit as a small stock com- pany heroine who marries a Broad- way actor. The film is very short and simply done with good acting' on the part of many members of the legitimate stage. C. A. A.I TYPE WRITERS RIBBONS SUPPLIES for all makes of Typewriters. t;apid turnover, fresh stock, lusureR best quality at a m derate prioe, 0. D. MORRILL 17 N kels Arcade Phone 6615 .c v._.,. ...., -- ..-- -- K+.i + Extra Ford Trip: To provide for students unable to secure tickets fo: the Ford excur- sion today, an extra excursion has been scheduled for Saturday, July 13, 8 a. m. Tickets may be secured at the office of the Summer Session. Carlton Wells, Secretary of the Summer Session - --i- YO uPCan't See hatYou ill iaihone tone Male and Movie- the Michigan Screen Live %Ml 4 Beauty Parlor 11 WM BOYD, IN Cffeis the Summer Students and visiting members soothing and refreshing hampoos, facial trest. Out of the deepest chasms of mystery, A. Merritt brought these a m o r o u s adventures. Millions have thrilled, at his best-seller. Ben- iamin Christensen, the screen's mystery mas- ter has blended them into the most mystify- ing motion picture we have shown this season. r nowr ments and manicures in phere. Finger Waving a cool, restful atmos- III Water Waving Marcelling and Scalp Treatment' Open 9 a. in. to 6 p. in. 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