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601E' Published Tuesday, Thursday and Popular English Woodland Troupe
Saturday afternoons by the students Will Render Plays of
/.l' of the University of Michigan summer Shakespeare.
session.
Address-The Wolverine, Press Bldg., The Ben Greet Woodland Players
Maynard Street, Ann Arbor, Mich. will make their annual appearance in
Office Hours-2:00 to 4:30 p. m., daily. Ann Arbor Wednesday evening, July
Phones, 960. 31, in "Romeo and Juliet." Thursday
s_ _ _ afternoon they will play "The Taming
I Subscription Rates--Local, seventy- of the Shrew," and that evening stage
five cents for the summer; mailed to "A Midsummer Night's Dream." The
any address for one dollar. classic troupe will appear under the
Advertising Rates-Furnished upon campus trees in the rear of President
T R U B EY 'S ;application to the Business Manager. Angell's house, an open air theater
being erected for the productions.
P L A C E The official newspaper of the Summer Concerning the Mr. Greet himself it
is almost an imposition on Ann Ar-
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Detroit, MICH. Staked Plains. The object of the ex-. the Toledo Museum of Art are two
pedition is to pay visits to beds of canvasses that are attracting especial
Permian deposits in various parts of attention. They are the work of Paul
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r hG son, of the expedition, reports valu- the Coast," has been purchased by the
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Oklahona, from which places a num- permanent collection.
ber of fossils have been shipped to Paul Daugherty is practically self
the university museum. Another very taught. He has progressed rapidly in
109 extensive fossil bed has been found his chosen line of work, however, be-
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