T H E D A I L Y N.E JB E. A S K A N
The Strand
(AUDITORIUM)
TONIGHT
And Every Night This Week
At 7:00 and 9:00 8harp
The Tremendous 8pectacle
"The Battle
Cry of
Peace"
8TRAND ORCHESTRA
Henry Brader, Conductor
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GUY BATES POST
in
"Omar the Tentmaker"
Night $1.50 to 50c; Mat. $1 to 50c
ORPHEUM
MON. AND TUE., APR. 3, 4
(Triangle)
DOROTHY QI8H
In "Betty of Graystone"
A Play Which Brims With
Romance
R08C0E ARBUCKLE AND
MABEL NORMAND
"The Bright Lights"
(Keyston Comedy)
Stafford & Co.
"The Hunter's Game"
Milt Wood
Songs, 8torles, Dancing
"The Iron Claw"
"Caught In a Sky
scraper" i Car of
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SOCIETY
Prof. Buck Entertains Dickinson
Prof. P. H. Buck entertained at
dinner Saturday evening, March 25,
for G. Lowes Dickinson, who spoke
at special convocation upon interna'
tioiml peace policy. The guests other
than Mr. Dickinson, were Chance'lor
Avery, Dean Davis, Professors Leltos
slgnol, C. Wi "Taylor, H. H. Waite,
S. B. Gass, H. B. Alexander and J.
W. Sanford.
M. V. Reed, '14, who Is teaching
school at Tecumseh, visited his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Reed, last
week.
D. W. Tussey, of. New York, spent
Monday and Tuesday in Lincoln vis
itlng friends in the rhetoric depart
ment. Prof. R. D. Scott, of the English
language and literature department,
returned Sunday from a ten days'
trip to Seattle.
Dr. Fred W. Voos, '06, has written
from Bracht Niederheim, Germany,
asking for bulletins showing the de
velopment of the university.
A letter has been received by the
alumni secretary, telling of the pro
motion of Prof. Harry L. Rollings-
SPRING FOOTBALL
STARTS TODAY
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sessions will also be devoted to a cer
tain amount of passing the ball, so
that the old feel of it will come back
to the fingers.
In a few weeks probably, the more
technical work will be taken up, and
the men will be tried out in signal
practice, falling on the ball, punting
and returning and those other things
that make for good football. Scrim
mages will probably not be frequent,
but that is up to the coaches.
Rooters who go out to the stands
to see the men will miss some fa
miliar faces that they used to look
for. Abbott is gone, so Is Shields.
Reese and Chamberlain 'will be miss
ing. But there are others, and the
same old cry holds good: "The king
Is, dead; long live the king."
German Lunch and Cafe, R. C.
Schelder, manager. 1121 P street
The Mogul Barber Shop, S. L. Chap
lin, proprietor, 127 North Twelfth.
Meal tickets, $6.50 for $4.50, 1S7
North Twelfth. Newbert Cafe.
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GUY BATES POST in "OMAR, THE TENTMAKER"
- At THE OLIVER Tutyt,
worth, '06, to the position of associato
professor of psychology of Columbus.
Prof. H. B. Alexander gave a din
ner Tuesday evening, March 28, for
Dr. Metz, a German peace advocate.
Professors C. W. Taylor, P. H. Buck,
S. B. Gass, and Max Westermann
were present.
District Chief Smith of Davenport,
la., spent a day at the Beta Theta
Pi house this week.
Maurice Loomis, '18, and Paul Flo
thow, '19, visited Karl Wiener at his
home in Denver, Colo., last week.
Chalmers Galletly was a recent
campus visitor.
Mabel Anderson,- '17, returned
from Wahoo today.
William Johnson, '19, spent vaca'
tion In Kansas City.
Charles N. Helzer, '17, will return
today from Valentine.
Lee Metcalfe, ex-'15, is business
manager of the Omaha Nebraskan.
Arthur Klopp, '18, entertained
Thomas Egan in Omaha last week.
THE UNIVERSITY
WEEK PROGRAMS
The University Players Present "Be
lieve Me Xantlppe"
By Frederick Ballard, Class of '05
With the Following Cast in order of
their appearance:
George McFarland, alias MacGinnis,
a wealthy New Yorker
Maurice Clark
William, his valet. .. .Harold Campbell
Thornton Brown, a lawyer
Leon Snyder
Arthur Sole, a detective
Ladislaus Kubik
Dolly Kamman, the sheriff's daugh
ter Miss Ella Williams
"Buck" Kamman, a sheriff. Neil Brown
"Simp" Calloway, a bad man
DeWitt Foster
Wren Wrigley, a Jailer
Harold Campbell
Martha, Dolly's aunt
Miss Carolyn Kimball
Violet, Simp's sweetheart
Miss Ruth Henninger
The action takes place in Now York
City, and at or near Delta, Colorado.
The time Is the present.
Acf I. George McFarland's bachelor
apartments at Sherry's, New York
City, evening, October 7, 1914.
Act II. The interior of a hunter's
Tiiirs. and Thurs. Mat.
w i aw. i y'masmair
cabin In tho Rocky fountains, late
afternoon, September 30, 1915.
Act III. SherifftKamman's office In
the county Jail, morning, October 2',
1915.
Act IV. Same as Act III. Early
morning a week later.
Glee Club Program
PART I
Comrades. .. .Dartmouth College Song
Jolly Fellows .Rhys-Herbert
Glee Club
Sailing .j. Rogers
My Lady Chlo'. ....... .Clough-Leighter
Messrs. Wickland, Young, Allen,
Starboard
With You Godfrey Nutting
The Nightengale's Song Nevln
In a Jinrickisha Lieurance
Miss Florence Woodburn
Ballad "Lochlnvar" Hammond
Glee Club
Barlton Solo, Mr. Anderson
PART II
The Mariners '. Randegger
Miss Woodburn, Mr. Loepp, Mr. Loder
From the Land o the Sky Blue .
Water Cadman
Sleep Lil Child Pettijohn
Glee Club
Prison Scene (II Trovatore) . . . .Verai
Glee Club
Miss Woodburn, Mr. Young
PART III
Sketch A Pair of Lunatics
Siie (otherwise Clara Manners)..
Miss Louise Schavland
He (otherwise George Fielding) . .
..Don Marcellus
Hawaiian Melodies.. Selected
Messrs. Morris, Allison, Penney, Baer,
Ellis
Nebraska Songs Selected
Glee Club
Miss Florence Woodburn, soprano
soloist.
Miss Florence Malone, accompanist.
Miss Louise Schavland, reader.
Don Marcellus, reader.
Mrs. Carrie B. Raymond, director.
Glee Club Personnel
First Tenors A. H. Brenker, A. C.
Loepp, Wm. Mackey, Wallace Mackey,
L. I. Morris, W. L. Overman, J. D.
Davis, L. A. Wickland.
Second Tenors L. W. Ellis, E. J.
Geesen, L. W. Kline, L. L. Westling,
R. M. Young, James Allison.
First Bass F. A. Allen, C. A. Ander
son, John Loder, F. S. Penney, M.
Vanderpool, R. Wiltse.
Second Bass Byron Baer, E. J.
Cook, G. L. Hardin, A. R. Krause, M. L.
Powers, E. D. Starboard.
LECTURE
Clark E. Persinger, Professor of Amer
ican History in the University of
Nebraska
Impressions of South America
Illustrated with about 150 lantern
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DECLARE UNI. WEEK
HAS COME TO STAY
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fore. She, too, found that every
where the people were glad to meet
the students and were Interested in
their work.
D. T. Lane, student manager of the
1916 University Week, had this to
say: "I feel that University Week
has been a great success. The move
ment has surely come to stay, and
judging from tho interest manifested
in every town which 'wus visited, it
has proven popular.
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