Nils Asther plays the .role of the
•fiscally doctor, and contributes a
diaracterizaticn which is uncan
nily sinister even though the man
is at all times the suave, polished
jenUeniin. Gloria Stuart is seen in
the leading feminine part, and
makes us really feel the helpless
slate in which she has been placed,
entirely without her own knowl
?dge. Completely under the control
of the doctor, she follows his every
suggestion and even aids him in
combating the desperate efforts of
her lover and friends to release her
from the spell.
mittee to carry out plans in con
nection with the affair, announced
that photographs being prepared by
Ed Andrews to show the progress
of the bridge to-date will accom
pany the invitations.
An important business affair for
Douglas was also the subject of
considerable discussion at the meet- j
ing last night, further announce
ment of which awaits presentation
of the preposition to the city coun-1
ell.
MOVE
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Warner have
moved from St. Ann's avenue to
the cottage formerly occupied by the 1
DeRoux family which they recently
purchased.
G. R. Isaak and family are mov-1
ing into the house which the War- :
ners are vacating.
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TO TENAKEE
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nelson left
yesterday on the Savikko boat for
Tenakee Springs where Mr. Nelson
will take the m'neral baths for
hoped-for-relief from the rheuma
tism which has had him confined
to his bed for several weeks.
SON FOR JENSENS
A con was born last night to Mr.
and Mrs. Mark Jensen in St. Ann's
hospital. The mother, the former
Miss Mamie Feusi, and baby are
reported fine. Grandpa Feusi is in
high glee.
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GRADE SCHOOL
OPERETTA
DOUGLAS HIGH
SCHOOL
FRIDAY, MAY 3
8 P. M.
