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THE MICHIGAN DAILY

SUNDAY, DECEMBER i9, 1923


an~d th
.,..LBA"RT3RON
HENDERSON
THEUNIN I' Xl S $20,00 Q these promenadesin tiemeles for
fhrr, _;nb lintin this wailing every reuie tmttt hiss tes', hot th
1 n ;g o tethover ltheOslei"-,stianagement realty 'shotd aptrcat
cf te i, 5411 aI t isas rf--lts heniannall titi y-:clted
treeYl:;t cs tle m st. e sosnis-- -r-- ',
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tiaticv~c rtro on iieicapus tt rer-p
le pnli t.. illilily liie l obvioucad mi~tss.- ~z-lt~ o ul
t? '. is~,, i ew n 'fa1 acci "s idi crr -
hiere to stay (iiVi':dI
Of son 'athisalitor a'cre-sit t . A. o
theier ~"siciiimrefl fi 's,-na - a t'i d-
ii t.
city, cod ss tl I his in ind eisf been.'",w_±1hoistt risal.'ht v sl e s j55
pushed toishelimit. Therte ira sc' colal ts' as a ttigr
tio thtsAneis, nisqueytal 5i to i he ct fort numbers ofj
tHe has iform, h-''stit I ankts g"a,"-'- n 5 ballet.c arried the tcssl o-55
fil rssa stuninisg hackasd ih" "'s's atab t''limax, Ttse n-isters'
sanovorcoote certais n' '5' sinan's"- bs:'5scrou15,i at w'arsato rat
isins hs'ougiht to bit'gthly sUcceiL' hStit is' the pertormssance. They wrec'hscoe ild ''ltand wkad n at n
As for the Opera r''l ,it-t l 'dm s'etantsnsoiter singe factor
culiar cs' 'inhsissn o ,,,s. t etheadencse teir tmoney'o
and the s-ry 5bsd. To aete )at"'ot
fsor tthe tast, it is pts r to^ : sti sstnn the prinipas, Hiaserger
atrocities cutsof te wyas i ot leam apire 'ass eontetter than
set. First sn oil rem~sost,, ws thei.Don.ad Ephin of last yar-which is
plot. Not only ws stSa rta- s o1 saying a lot--and Edwardi arnall
"In nd ut""Saty,"(so r tsdn a very minor part was excellent.f
a hundred others, but it wsn aso Through "Th Cloistr," "Conflict,"I
dragged is such intermisnhte leths"F-amesanl the Pot," ansI the rcent
as to almost ruin the opening act I operaso he has een so uifornmly good
may e wrng, nd proahlyso h iat one can picture him as nearly
if the first half of the present sow' perfect in the lead of te impending
as produced ast Tuesday evening gets "Captin A'ppljak"
across in New York, I will give up the anoher virtue was the constant use
gentle game of prophecying entirely.? of the different levels and the vast
It drags, which is the utterly upar- ipoe ntothstigsvrte
imrvmntohhestig oe h
doae sin of a musical comedy ridiculous outlay of last year. Still
The next disappointment was Dres-
bath Agan itmayhavebeentheanother feature was the persistent
bach Agin t my hve eenthecurtailment of encores. The usual
fault of the lines, ut h seemed to answer to the past excess has een
me just about two notches above Pall,
and Mal-or watever last year'sthtaauinewudntalwtelwcminsercle. ebc, show to continue without three or
whe hepanommes isa rueartstfour repetitons of each number,
he, but when he starts to pull thatyertthinenempomntf
hoary bathroom stuff... well it, the production.
may make the wife of a faculty main Finally, a great deal of praise!
her roar, but it leaves everyone in should go to the eautiful Butterfly-
their right minds told and dippng onumer of the finale. Here was the;
A final complaint lies in the fashion!sssodrn type of costume oentioned'
parades, There is no quarrel 'ith shove as well a- the very modern de-
sie of p.inting waith ight. This
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Of Oscourse, the Opera is so Ion"er
wh't t tused toi be-asoi tast is not
nece5'ssasrily' ut('55t5915'tntir" taissstg
!I~k glllian sts 'in petticoats, - 'slo1
its Casmspus blt'os a n it:-trsailgips.
i sitt ifanly ,ice aeu ol
)ar:-o ,vth he isst 'la s irate
-iorlia sxrcg luas. Withltthi
't a lull (d'Cotoin St. ckinis"i!
no'rsiPorea-stion f i ei sl btI
It .-; ontheoiersanldi-inch tie-s'r
iti it thati the cifering last year, soil
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