Oscar E. Hans, '17, who has col.
lected and donated many valuable
specimens to the Museum, visited the
University last week.
partment of philosophy goes to Har
vard University this year as assist
ant instructor in psychology.
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Willie and Eugene Howard in "Passing Show of 1922" at the Orpheum
Thursday night, September 27.
The Bat" Is Flying
This Way Again!
The first announcement, made a
few days ago, that "The Bat", the
great mystery play by Mary Roberts
Rinehart and Avery Hopwood, would
be presented by Wagenhals and
Kemper at the Orpheam theatre on
Saturday, Sept. 29th, matinee and
night, was insufficient to creat an in
stant demand for seats In the theatre
on that particular day. Such is the
reputation of "The Bat" among the
theatre goers that thee are few who
are willing to risk the possibility of
not seeing what is probably the most
talked-of piay ever produced in this
country. And few wl.o have seen it
but want to see it again.
The fame cf "The Bat" as the
greatest thriller ever seen in any
theatre was established long before
it concluded its run at more than
two years at the Morosco Theatre,
New York. Thanks vo the best of
all advertising word of mouth.
news of "The Bat" traveled around
and around the world. During its
stay in New York, it was the one
play everyone insisted on seeing.
They might go to others to many
other plays but "The Bat" was one
that they would not miss, no matter
what else might have to go by the
boards.
"The Passing Show of
1922 at the Orpheum
ELEVEN NEBRASKANS
ATTEND CONFERENCE
Scenes of first act "The Bat" at the Orpheum, Saturday matinee and
night, September 29.
DEAN GRUBB ATTENDS
ANNUAL CONVENTION
Three Member of Nebraska
Faculty Give Clinic at
Dental Meeting.
Acting Dean Grubb of the College
of Dentistry attended the annual
convention of the American Dental
Association at Cleveland. Eight
thousand members of the Dental pro
fession, including representatives
from several foreign countries who
lent an international aspect to the
assemblage, were in attendance.
Three members of the Nebraska
faculty, Dean Grubb, Dr. M. E.
Vance and Dr. B. L. Hooper gave
clinics in their particular field. Dr.
Hooper presented the results of in
vestigation in impression-taking,
which was well received by the con
vention. Students in the College of
Dentistry wil receive Instruction in
this original research. Other Dental
faculty members present were Dr. A.
H. Schmidt, Dr. B. C. Wildman and
Dr. C. E. Brown. .
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Y. M. Conclave at Estes Park
in June Draws Nebraska
Students.
Eleven men composed the Nebras
ka delegation at the annual Y. M. C.
A. conference held at Estes Park
this year from June 9 to 19. Stu
dents from six states included in the
Rocky mountain regional division
made up the ten day conclave.
William G. Altstadt president of
the local organization, Lawrence
Dunham, George Bowers, Leslie Cad
wallader, Donald McGregor, Adrian
Edgar, Carl B. Metzgar, Henry
Thomas, Frank Thomas, Oeorge
Claywatter and W. Paul McCaffree,
general secretary of the local Y. M.
C. A., represented Nebraska.
Mr. Altstadt was elected one of
the two delegates to a national coun
cil composed of sixteen from the en
tire country.
The conference program included
a number cf internationally known
Y. M. C. A. leaders and others of
prominence. Raymond Robbins of
Chicago, Dr. A. Herbert Grey of
Glassgow Scotland, A. J. Elliott of
New York City, and Jack Childs and
Arthur Rujh, both of China, took
parts in the conference.
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The Winter Garden will present
Willie and Eugene Howard in "The
Passing Show of 1922" at the
Orpheum, Thursday, September 27,
one night only under the direction
of the Messrs. Shubet. A large
company is to support the stars,
prominent among whom are Coletta
Ryan, The Lockford. Virginia Fis-s
singer, Emily Miles, John Quinland.i
Alfred Gilday, Flo. Sommerville, '
Wilbur DeRouge, Arthur Charmion, ,
Michael Cavanaagh, Frances Win-f
ters.. There will also be seen the t
famous Winter Garden beauty
chorus. "The Passing Show of
1922" is the tenth of the "Passing!
Shows", the first having been pro-t
duced at the Winter Garden on July
22, 1922. It is the thirty-fourth pro
duction made at the Winter Garden
since it opened it doors on March
20th, 1911. The Messrs. Shubert j
determined to" commemorate the j
"Passing Shows" by making the
tenth of the series more elaborate'
than even the usually elaborate pro
ductions of this annual series. With
this end in view, J. J. Shubert under
whose personal direction the "Pas
sing Show is produced, mide a trip
to Europe la stspring and brought
back with him many novelties. This
tenth or anniversary "Passing
Show," like many predecessors has :
bock sad lyrics by Harold Atteridge,
the music is by Sigmund Romberg
and Alfred Goodman. J. C. Huff
man staged the production and Allan
K. Foster out on the musical num
bers and ballets. The entire produc
tion was staged under the personal
direction of Mr. J. J. Shubert
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11 o'clock
Sixteenth Annual Pre-Baccalaureate Sermon
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10 o'clock University Men
Mr. W. A. Luke
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10 o'clock
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