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2:30--Wed., Thurs., Frl., Sat.--8:20
LOUIS DRESSER
and JACK GARDNER
In a Group of Songs
EDWARD FLANAGAN
'& ALEX MORRISON
"A LESSON IN GOLF"
FRAWLEY & LOUISE
CARSON & WILLARD
coosoooooososeoosceecoooco
Thurs.-Fri.-Sat.
WHAT EVERY WOMAN
KNOWS
Starring
LOIS WILSON
BLUE SUNDAY
Universal Comedy
Topical and Travel Pictures
Pathe Semi -Weekly News
BERTY
L it CABMAN CfHfiQfl
5
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
The Screen's Comedy Triumph
"WE'LL GET YOU YET"
TIMBER WOLVES
4 CLAYMO
Comic and Artistic Clay Modeler
5 HOLLIS SISTEHS
6 "DOWN YONDER"
7 CRAIG AND CATTO
In "WELL I DON'T CARE"
8 MARRIOTT TROUPE
International News Weekly
SHOWS START AT 2:30, 7, 9.
MATS. 20c NIGHT 35c GAL. 15c
LVMIC
9
a
ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW
ALL THIS WEEK
A Stirring Romance of Broad
way and Southern Seas
"THE WOMAN GOD
CHANGED"
With a Wonderful Cast Includ
ing Seena Owen and E. K.
Lincoln
"A TONNERVILLE TANGLE"
A New Toonervllle Trolley
Comedy
ADDED ATTRACTION
FLORA CRAIG
Girl Dare Devil of Screen
IX TEUSON
.... CONCERT ORCHESTRA ....
U. G. McVay, Director
Mats. 20c Night 35c Chi!. 10c
Shows Start at 1, 3, 5, 7 ,9 p. m.
Thurs.-Fri.-Sat.
WILLIAM RUSSELL
in
CHILDREN OF THE
NIGHT
HIGH LIFE
Universal Comedy
Kinograms
Topical and Travel Pictures
Shows Start at 1 3, 5, 7, 9 p. m.
Mats. 15c. Night 25c.
DANCE
Lincoln Hotel
Ball Room
Friday Night Oct. 7th
WATSON'S $1.10
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S DAVID SAPIRSTEIN S
8 FOUR LAMY BROTHERS 8
h THE RAYOLITES 0
8 Pathe News Topics of Day X
Aesop's Fables O
Mats., 25c & 50c; Eves., 25c to $1 8
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B ELS HAW'S ORCHESTRA
for
Formal and Informal Dances
and Parties.
B6678
Geo. R. Belshaw B6123
Theater Review.
Orpheum.
The bill tills week is not up the
iisumI Orpheum standard, but there aro
some mighty Rood ads. David Ssiuir
stein Is a wonderful artist at the piano.
1 1 is numbers were veil received. The
audience showing a splendid apprecia
tion of his artistry.
Flanagan and Marion in their novel
skit "A Lesson in Golf" drew several
acuity laughs. Mr. Marion, one of
California's leading professional golf
ists, does the instructing in a most
convincing manner.
We real'y enjoyed Carson & Willard,
the most of anything on the bill. The
act is sure-fire and doubly-sure be
cause of "The Doctor." The Doctor
makes a venerable speech scattering
sparklmg bits of wisdom among other
things he says: Beauty is only knee
high, which judging by the campus of
ferings is very apropos.
The bill closes with the Four Larniy
r.others in a fine acrobatic act. There
are four other acts and two reels of
pictures.
The Temple.
Lieuranee's symphony orchestra
gave a really fine concert at the Tem
ple theater Monday night. The or
chestra is preparing to go out on
lyceum work and are deserving of a
very successful season.
Riccurdo Martin, one of America's
leading tenors, and a number of the
Metropolitan Opera Co., opened the
season of artists' recitals. Mr. Mar
tin gave a splendid program and was
enthusiastically received. The matinee
musical gives recitals alternate Mon
days at the Temple theater.
Freshmen Commission.
Attention, Freshmen Coommission:
Last year's girls meet to nominate
new commission Thursday at 7 at El
len Smith hall. KAR WILLIS, Chair
man. UNIVERSITY WEEK.
. Applications for Manayer of Uni
versity Week will be received ip. the
Students Activities Office until Wed
ncsday at five o'clock, October 12.
Block and Bridle Club.
The Klock and Bridle Club - vill
meet at 7:30 p. m. Thursday evening
at the Farm House. Important busi
ness. Everybody out.
Mrs. Liska Stillman Churchill a
former student of the University of
Xebraska and who was married to
the late Edmund T. Churchill of the
class of 'S5, has been appointed super
visor of women's relations in the
Panama canal.
NEW
FALL & WINTER
C OATS
$19.75 to $325
New arrivals in every new
model and feature. The
largest stock from which to
make your selection at the
lowcsl possible price, WE
SPECIALIZE IX COATS
FOR COLLEGE GIRLS.
"fMer tvery Meal
1
HSfiB
TEN
FOR
FIVE CENTS
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NEBRASKA GRADUATES
WRITE FROM COLUMBIA
Former Editois of Daily Nebraskan
Describe Their Work in
Eastern School
Kicint letters from Howard Mur
fin, '21, former editor of the rially
Nebraskan, assistant to Prof. M. M.
Vogg, of the Department of Journal
ism and member of the repoitoiial
staff of the Lincoln Daily Star, tell
of his appointment on the staff of
the Journal of Commerce in New
York City. Murfln has been attend
ing the school of journalism at
-Columbia University for the past
few months and during the summer
was placed in charge of the study
room in this department.
When Mile. Suzanne Lenglen, the
French tennis wizard, was in Amer
ica on her ill-fated tour. Murfln had
charge of the publicity of her trip
through the American Lawn Tennis
Association.
Gaylord Davis, '20, former assistant
accounting professor at Nebraska
University, is also at Columbia, where
he is acting as instructor of account
ing. It is not known how long these
former Cornhusker students will re
main in the country's metropolis, but
Murfln says he expects to return to
Nebraska in the near future and enter
the field of country joudnalism.
R. O. T. C. SERGEANTS
TRASFERRED TO FORT
Sergeants John Davis, William F.
Sullivan, Elga M. Glendy, and Harvey
O. Williams, who have been on duty
with the It. O. T. C. unit at Nebras
ka have been transferred to Fort
Crook to await permanent assign
ment. These sergeants have been on
duty at Nebraska for the past year.
LEARN
TO
DANCE
We guarantee to teach you to
Dance in six private lessons.
Phone For Appointment.
WILLIAMS
Private Studio
Mrs. T. E. Williams in charge
1220 D. B-425S
HENDRY'S CAFE
136 No. 11th
We serve dainty Salads nad
Sandwiches
All Fruits in Season
Open All Night
3BfflHttaS
8 FENTON B. FLEMING
j
:: 1137 O Street
LINCOLN, NEBR.
ssj
Autumn Things
from day to day are appear
ing on our menu dishes thar
make you glad warm weather
is over.
Real, tasty, wholesome
dishes, delightfully prepared
and served on clean napery,
and a real sincere courteous
.ness on the part of all at
tendants. Once you eat here you
will make it a habit.
Central Hotel Cafe
Capital Auto Livery Co.
Burt A. Anderson
Rent a Ford. Drive It yourself.
Open All Night
241 No. 11. ' B-2696
University (nlniar
Thursday
I'hi Delta Thi Dinner, 6:15 p. in.,
agricultural college campus.
Home Economics picnic, 5:00 p. m.,
agricultural college campus.
Alpha Kappa Pal meeting, 7:45 p. m.,
liushnell guild house.
Weinie lioust for Grace M. E. stu
dents, 6:15 p. m.
Convocation for first year men, 11
a. in., Armory.
I'M Omega meeting, 7:15 p. m.. Club
room. Law Building.
Friday, October 7
Regular open meeting of Delian so
ciety, S.OO p. m., Faculty hall, Tem
ple building.
A:pha Phi House Dance.
Union, open meeting; Temple Bldj,-,
8::30.
Lutheran Club meeting, 8 p. m , Art
Hall.
Open Meeting of Palladian. S p. rt.
Saturday, October C
Student reception, given by commit
tee of 200, Temple b.iilding. Gamma
Phi Beta tea given by pledges, Brown
Betty tea room.
Aehoth party for pledges, Lincoln
shire Club rooms,
Kappa Sigma house party.
XI Tsi Phi house dance.
Sigma Alpha Epsllon dance, Lin
coln Hotel.
T.ambda CM Alpha, house dance.
Delta Gamma house dance.
Wayne Club Weiner Roast, Rob
ber's Cave.
Bushnell Guild, matinee dance, Sat
urday, October 8.
Sunday, October 9
Green Goblin initiation, 2:30 p. m.,
Xi Psi Phi house.
Valkyrie Dance
K. C. HALL
Music by
SAM'S MELODY MAKERS
Oct. 7, 21
Price $1.10
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Formal Closing
of
Antelope Park
LEO BECK ORCHESTRA
Friday, October 7
"Build for Success"
DEAR .STUDENT:
You are now laying the found
ation upon which to build your fu
ture SUCCESS. ,
Modern education recognizes that
a sound body is as equally essential
to success as a sound mind.
The dance is equally a developer of mind and body
and it is a joyous play. The dance is becoming the basis
of the new Physical Educational movement.
Our course in dancing recognizes this mental and
physical value, without sacrificing one iota of the fun in
dancing.
The spirit of the service to our pupils our authority
and sincerity mean your success. Come in and lctus
discuss your'daneing problems or 'phone L CO'JS, 15 1780
for an appointement.
CARROLL'S MODERN DANCE STUDIOS
Nebraska State
First Floor
I?
On Sale Extraordinary
Choice of
Stock of
1 i
Priced to $35
At )) 93
The very newest of styles, carefully tailored
of fine velour, serge, tricotine, yalama, exqui
sitely trimmed with braid, embroidery, furs etc.
Many have fur collars These Suits come in
navy, black, brown, reindeer. ,
GOLD'S Third Floor.
by
Admission, $1.10
Bank Building
Entrance Room 108
v .un
our Entire
New Fall
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