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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 29, 1921)
THE DAILY NEDRASKAN 2-30 Wed. Thr. Frl. Sat. 8:20 N ONA MU1NSON & COMPANY in "A Manly Kevue" JEAN BARRIOS KITNER & REANEY "An Ocean Episode" BUTLER & PARKER GORDON & RICA LA PETIT CABARET JEAN ADAIR & COMPANY in "Any Home" Aesop s raDies i opica ot uay Pathe News. Orpheum Orchestra u Mats 25 & 50c. Eves 25c to $1 S I 8 8 Program Sept. 29, 30 Oct. 1 8 Pathe Semi-Weekly News K Topical and Travel Pictures Torchy's Promotion" S A New Comedy 8 Chas. L. Bagley and Archie 0 N. Jones X Sinaina 0 "Little Crumbs of Happiness" 8 Clara K. Young n a Tt n n Tmfi jj SHOWS START AT 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 g AT THE THEATRES OKPHliUM Ona Munaon und her manly revue Is the beat act we have seen In a long time. Miss Munson dances cleverly and the chorus sings well. Mr. Holbrook's "On The Road To Mandalay" was splendid. This is a real act. Butler and Parker well we suggest a blue penc il for two of the attempted jokes. The skit Is entitled, "Don't Make Me Laugh." The admonition is hardly necessary. "La Petite Cabaret," is the mast ex tiaordinary act by manikins and ex ceptionally clever. Kitner und Reaney present a good black face act and went over big. The boys have some new ones and can sing. Gordon and Ame Rica give the bill an excellent closing act wait for It. This is the best Orpheum bill In a good many weeks. I ALL THIS WEEK Beauty Picture Deluxe "THE AFFAIRS OF ANATOL" PROLOGUE "AT DAWNING" Presented by Miss Neville, Flavia Waters and Girls, SHOWS START AT 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 SHARP MATS, 3cc NIGHT 50c. BE1TY j 11 6APMAH CIH MOB Program Sept. 29, 30. Oct. 1 "SHERIFF OF CAMPO" A Tabloid Western Drama v K BUSTER KEATON 0 In the Big Laugh X X "THE HAUNTED HOUSE" ft N ARTHUR & HENRIETTA b 8 MITCHELL & MARKHAM N 9 THE THREE BUDDIES 8 8 KING & HACKLEY 8 8 THE COZY REVUE 0 Mats, 20c, Nights 35c, Gal. 15c Q S Program Sept 29, 30 Oct 1. 5j S J. C. Norman Richards, Organist O 8 KINO GRAMS b Topical and Travel Picures 8 "MEET MY WIFE" " b A New Comedy b William S. Hart in b 8 "THE WHISTLE" 0 Q 8 Jj 0HOWS START AT 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 X 8 8 IO5C00CCCCO000OBCCO0CO00C0C Announcement Motor Out Company 1120 P St. A complete modern station of Lrive Yourself Fords. Always Open Phones B-4718 and B-4235. Our old frieud3 knew us as he Cent ral Rales and Livery Co. Don't forget the place three doors west of the Orpheum theatre at 1120 P St. Conac Club DANCE Friday, Sept. 30 LINCOLN HOTEL BALL ROOM Beck's 6-Piece Orchestra Adm. $l.io, Tax Included DRILL SERGEANTS WORRY FRESHMEN WITH BIG STICKS It will be noticed that all of the Servants of the regular army while drilling the freshmen and sophomores out on the parade ground have been carrying sqciuare pieces of timber about two and a half feet long. Many of the innocent yearlings have been shivering in their galoshes on the supposition that these aforesaid wands were provided for the purposes of correction. In many cases this Im pression has probably helped to keep the weary ones awake and the flagg ing interest keyed up to concert pitch. And yet It Is surprisinz how near some of the unsophisticated ones get to the truth without really knowing It. These swagger sticks of undressed timber are furnished for the pur poses of correction, although not used in the same manner as was In vogue in the dear old district sthol-. The te". Hying rods are used for the pur poses of Imparting to the uninitiated rto.iic idea of the common military In tervals and distances, such as the lansfh of a pace, distance between nun in ranks, etc. So every puzzled one may now take heart again and look a mind for a new mystery to put the creas3 hi their alabaster brow. C'est la querre. SHUCKS I lik to fuss around Don't you? Skip a class or two, And let the old bell pound I like to hang around the school Talk to girls, With pretty curls That make me aet a fool. I like to kid the little ones, Who look up, Think I'm the stuff, When I crack my funny puns. I like to help them out, write Their themes, O Sweet day dreams, When they smile a teeny mite I like to fuss, and well TJet it's true but Don't you? F'hucks, there goes the bell! On Tuesday of last week, the Ran dolph Community Club held an enthu Blasts mcctini which was largely at tended. The question of dragging the ; roads was discussed and due to me insufficient funds to continue this work, the community club voted to buy warrants of the Truck Company who has been doing this work, in an amount necessary to do the needed dragging. F. O. Robinson of Darting ton was an invited guest and spoke to the club members on the local tax situation. Music was furnished by the Junior band and the La Mar orchestra. Tucker-Sliean JEWELERS Diamonds, Watch es, Fine Jewelry, Clocks, Sterl ing Silver, Cut Glass. Expert Watch, Clock and Jewelry Re pairing and Manufacturing. OPTICIANS Eyes examinel Free. In our Optical Department you may select just what you want in Eye Glasses or Specta cles. Fine Optical Repairing. Broken Lenses Duplicated. STATIONERS Stationery for the Office, School and Home. Waterman's Fountain Pens. Of fice Equipment and Supplies. Crane's, Whiting's and Hurd's Fine Stationery. Complete line of Supplies for all departments of Schools and Colleges. 1123 O Street Phones B-1534. Lincoln, Neb. B-3306. B-3307. ! Th tee Co rniiusner veterans f 1 v.. - y ---" '" -.i.iirnJrl mm J.. v JpS;. - i . r, !'SK' .',.'"-.-',' S ' am 2&a tZ;''T' " " LEO SCHERER "jJJOHN PUCELIK HAROLD HARTLEY Here is a trio of Cornhusker gri ca sters who are practically sure of varsity berths and will spell defeat to the hopes of rival teams. Hartley is a speedy, clev er back. Pucelik is a vicious tackle and a tower of strength in the line. Scherer is one of the fastest ends in the country and a good running mate for Captain Swanson. These are three of the men around whom Coach Dawson is building his 1921 eleven. Special Message to University Women 11 4800 Pairs SPECIAL SALEf- Thursday Friday Saturday Take Advantage of These ' Sale Prices and Buy for the ; - i Entire Season jj rii xxni. 1 r 1 kv ; DiacK, vvnite anu tutors Onyx Pure Thread Silk Hose All Sizes for Misses This is a Hosierv ODDortunitv not in man months" have you seen high grade pure thread SILK HOSE priced so low not in such a large quantity. THE SAVINGS you make will enable you to BUY IN QUANTITIES to anticipate your needs for the ENTIRE SEASON ONYX PURE SILK HOSE SPECIALLY LOW PRICES K (ft. W i MPViS AT WHITE SQUARE HEEL $1.59 This group comprises Onyx Pure Thread Silk Hose with square high spliced heel, double sole and toe, and silk garter tops. Black, white and colors. All sizes. Subject to slight irregularities in weave. Special Saie Price at $1.59 the pair or 6 PAIRS FOR $9.00 WITH POINTEX HEEL $1.98 Beautiful stockings are these made of heavy pure thread silk with silk garter tops double sole, toe, and finished with the famous Pointex heel. Black, white, and colors. All sizes. Subject to sight imper fections in weave. Sale Price at $ 1.9 8 the pair or 6 PAIRS FOR $11.50 When our buyers fame upon this huge lot of pood Onyx Silk Hose, they found the price so surprisingly low that they l)ourht they ar2 "mill irregulars" and will be sold as such without adjustment. BUT upon careful inspection we can not see where anv imperfections of weave will mar either the WEAR or the APPEARANCE There is bipr value in every pair and our price is about half of their regular price. Because of the vastness of this sale, the large number of pairs involved, at hese low prices, it is necessary for us to make All sales final No exchanges No adjustments No approvals Vera Mills of Rudge & Guenzel's Personal Service Bureau will shop with you or for you by phone or by mail. Don't miss this sale. ICb1 -lit r