The Comedy Club Made A Hit

The following frotn the Ypsilanti dei artment of the Daily Times will nterest smne people ]ere in Ann Arbor : "It is safe to say that not a person ulio atteuded "The Private Secretary" ast night regretted the price of his ■icket. Frotu beginning to end the erfor manee was thoroughly firstclass, iiid was given in a manner that would ut inany professional conipanies to shame. "Tlie Lace Maker," which was given as a cnrtaiu raiser, was most successfully carried out by Messrs. A. M. Smith and Karl E. Harriman, joth of whom were leading characters n "ïlie Private Secretary." Mr. J. S. [Iandy as Mr. Cattermole was simply mmense ; while the make-up and work of Mr. Harriman as Rev. Bobert Spaulding were extremely laagha ble and clever. Miss I'liillips as Mrs. Stead, Mrs. llaiuly as Miss Ashford, and all the other characters were very wellsustained. The performance called out a lLiimi sized audience, among whom there were quite a number from Ann Arbor."