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DEVEREUX PLAYERS TO
ENACT FAMOUS DRAMAS
TRACKSTERS MEET
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The famous Devereux Players, un
dcr Hie auspices of the University
Players, will appear at the Temple
Theater, Friday and Saturday, April
9 and 10. They will present "Re
tribution," by Obuck, on Friday eve
ning, "Romancers," by Rostand at a
Saturday matinee, and "The Thief,
Saturday evenirg.
Clifford Devereux was one of the
chief members of the Sothern and
01 Marlowe Company for several years.
For the past seven years he has, un
der his own direction, produced
large number of noteworthy plays.
He brines with him a company of
artists of national reputation.
The Company varies in size acco
ing to the requirements of the plays
being presented. Many of the Com
pany nave been with Mr. nevereux
for several years. Zinita Graf, one
of the leading players, though still a
young woman, ha3 played many parts.
and her irresistible personality per
meates each of the great roles she in
terprets, stamping her one of the most
interesting and conspicuous figures
upon the American stage.
In producing drama, Mr. Pevereux
believes in an unobtrusive background
that is 8uecestive. and while he
studies the psycological effect of light
and color in his productions, he
achieves the simple and avoids t"he
distracting detail of realism.
The tickets for the productions arr
on sale at the Ross P. Curtice Com
pany. at $L50; $1.00. 75c and 5c.
which the "N" Club so successfully
put over.
Huskera in Olympics
Kprska athletes have
bi en mentioned n the past few weeks
.s possibilities for i laces ..i tht
American team that takes part in the
Seventh Olympic Meet at Antwerp
next summer. Among the members of
tha Huskers team who are likely to
try for places on the team are Mc-
Mahnn nrnr Owens. Finney and
Wright.
Coach Henry Schulte recently re
ceived a letter from Frederick Rubier,
secretary of the American uimpic
Committee, urging him especially to
train Finney and Wright as possible
hurdlers to take the places of Simp
son and Thompson on the America r
team. Both men are showing good
form and have set up some time that
mav place them in the hurdling
events. The letter also slated that
there would probably be several
places open in the pentathlon.
Graf is a likely candidate for a
place on the team of American dis
tance runners that will take part in
the Olympics, while McMahon and
Owens rank with the best runners in
the country in the quarter mile and
other middle-distance runs.
Tryouts for places on the American
team will be held at various times
and in various places during the
spring season.
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OePauw
Eta chapter of Beta Thi. a men
fraternity, at DePauw University has
been dissolved and the chapter has
become a local and will be known as
Delta Sigma Psi.
JOHNSTON' CANDY
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FILLERS'
RE8CRIPTION
TARMACY
Kansas
Three K. U. Freshmen narrowly
escaped drowning in the Kaw river
last week when their canoe capsized
A passer-by happened to see the acci
dent and rushed to their rescue with
another boat
A Good P1m to Est
N. S. C A F E
is
Institute of Technology
Students have been stealing books
in the Technical Library until the
total loss by theft totals one hundred
and twenty dollars. An inestigation
is under way.
Ohio State
All records have been smashed for
entrants in the Intermural Festival
to be held this week at the athletic
field. One thousand four hundred and
forty contestants have registered.
Part of the articles stolen from the
Archeological Museum ha ? been re
covered. The thieves had been fre
quent visitors at the Museum and hnl
both served reformatory s-i licnces.
ORPHEUM DRUG STORE
OPEN TILL MIDNIGHT
A Good Place for Soda Fountain Refreshments after the Theatre and
after the Rosewilde Dance. ..Try the Luncheonette
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University Woestlers to Contest
for Honors with Middle
West Mat Men.
The Nebraska wrestling team left
Wednesday for Urbana. Illinois, where
it will enter the Western Inter-Col
legiate .Gymnastic Wrestling and
Fencing Association meet to be held
at that place April 910. The Husker
aggregation will compete with the
best teams in the MiJdle-West
Teams of the ' Big Nine" wi'.i also be
in the meet The larger teams such
as Chicago, 1'urdue, io tnwestern.
Michigan, Minnesota, Wisconsin.. Illi
nois, Indiana, Onio State and lowa
will be represented in some branch oi
gymnastics.
The Nebraska team, vnder the
supervision of Dr. Clapp, has some
fine material. Votopka will take on
competitors for the 125 pound honors,
Troendly, 135? Long, 145; Smith. 158:
Pickwell, 175, and Hoyt, heavyweight.
The Husker grapplers hava a repu
tation in the wrestling game and stand
fine chance of bringing home
honors.
TOWNS PLEASED i
WITH PROGRAMS;
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gan a story under bis headlines with:
this sentence: "The University of Ne '
braska Cadet Band, the wo'ld's great-;
est college band, opened I'niversity
Week Thursday night." ;
The Newman Grove Kepi rter com- r
roents in regard to the 15 nd as fol- i
lows: "To the Newman Grove au-'
ience which is accustomed to hear
ing good music tner program was ;
very pleasing. in regara to unaer
over." this paper said: "The re ;
spective players acted ttieir parts
with an ease and composure that
showed the result of most careful
training." '
The Elgin Review makes this state- :
ment about Road Show No. 2: "Taken J
all together the entertainment was
well received, althoi'eh ticre were
some criticisms." i
The papers from the oiher towns i
have not yet arrived but tvi; students J
who went on the Wet tern circuit say
that the Cornhusker Concert Com- ,
pany, "It Pays to Advertise' and the !
magician and "The Man Upstairs" in
Road Show No. 1 were highly sue- j
ceseful.
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Activity office. Reward. Evelyn May
Jones. 1640 South 23rd. F-3501, or oo
Cona err atory of Music.
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