THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, OCTOBE rium, where the stage has been shifted and enlarged to such an extent that it duplicates that of Hill auditorium. This will be a great advantage to the Choral Union in their rehearsals. Attendance this year at the school is about normal in spite of the general decrease amongstudent lists through- out the country. Three Men Work at Union Desk Three men comprise the office force at the Michigan Union building this year. Two of them, F. J. Zoellin, '19E, and E. E. Wieman, '19, have worked behind the desk before. The addition is C. W. Stoll, '20. BEAUTY SHOP. Miss Mable Rowe, Shampoo, Man- icure, Massage, and Chiropody. 326 N. Fifth Ave. 2402.-Adv. ARCADE THEATRE The Arcade Theatre will open about October 15. Watch for announcement of exact date. Miss Frances Caspari, teacher of Voice Culture, Term beginning Oct. 2. Studio, Room 12, Corwell Bldg., Cor. -Adv. GOODHEW FLORA COI 225 E. Liberty. Phone 1321 Everything in the line of fresh cut flowers' Corsages a Specialty Greenhouses;- Observatory and Volland St. Phone 17o-M Tle Biggest Theatre in Ann Arbor. WHITNEY THREATRE PRICES: 75c42 Management M. R. WILLIAMS- ONEIGHT MONAY,OCTOBER 8 The Greatest Musical Show in America Comes Here Directly Following Its All-Season Runs in Boston and New York, Where It Made Over 1,000,000 People Realize the Joy of Living. Klaw & Erlanger's Supreme Musical Comedy Triumph iss SpinIbne By KALMAN, BOLTON and WODEHOUSE Radiant with Enthralling Rollicking Fun Wonderfully Seened Youth and Beauty Melodies PORTRAYED BY Frank McIntyre Harrison Brockbank Alf. Fisher Chas. De Haven Zoe Barnett Hattie Burks Mae Hennessy George Fox Geo. Leon Moore Frank Doane Alice Gaillard W. F. Nunn AND 70 OTHERS-ALSO SPECIAL ORCHESTRA OF 16 FRANK MCINTYRE Ann Arbor's Own Comedian as Michael Robin in Klaw and Erlanger's Musical Comedy Success, "Miss Springtime" Now Seat Sale Today 10 A.M. Mail Orders I IL CONCERTS HILL AUDITORIUM ANN ARBOR JAN. 16 New York Sym- phony Orchestra Walter Damrosch, Conductor Nearly 100 Men "One of America's foremost Orchestras" FEB. 15 Julia Gulp Dutch Singer of Songs Coenraad Bos, Pianist "Recognized as one of the world's greatest song reciters" Now is the time to order Tickets by Mail Mail Orders will be Filled in Advance in order of receipt as near as possible to location designated C.. . Block "C" $3.00Each Single Concerts $1.00, $1.50 $2.00 All seats not sold for the course at 1 o'clock Wednesday, Oct. 10, will be offered for single concerts: Main floor, $2.00; first balcony, $1.50; second balcony, $1.00. This block includes all seats in second balcony rear-about 1,000. All Course Tickets contain $3.00 "Cover Coupon" when Exchanged for Course May Festival Ticket Course tickets not sold by mail orders may be purchased at Box Office, Hill Auditorium, as follows: Patron's Tickets, Saturday (Only), October 6, 8 A. M.; $4,00 seats beginning Monday, October 8; $3.50 seats beginning Tuesday, October 9; $3.00 tickets beginning Wednesday, October 10; single tickets Wednesday, Oct. 10, 1 P. M. Address all orders for tickets to CHARLES A. SNK, Secetary Univery School of s Ann Arbor I : _ -