THE DAILY NEBR ASKAN
3
NEBRASKA BCHTON TEAM
frnntinued from Psge One.)
-on wd Tipton shared .cor
honors with lis points each. Tip
in!; ai .l.o an instrumental factor
. Nebraska's defense, pairde with
Captain "Mutt" Volt. The Corn
husker guards worked a pretty game
tack'and Eckstrom started at the
forward wall and were replaced at
middle of the first half by Klep
Kt and Smaha.
The Huskers chalked up aconfer
ence victory Friday evening on the
Armory floor against Missouri. The
iters engaged Nebra ska Jn the fast
est game seen here this season, and it
m only in the last few minutes of
that Nebraska won out The
final score was 24 to 21.
Nebraska displayed a clock-work
offense but it was met by the well
versed defensive of the Tigers. At
the end of the half the home ttum led
by only two points. 12-10.
A flashy rally at the outset of the
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COACH BEARC, wa Corn
hushere welcome jroa and
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saxs
Important Accessories
For New Spring
Frocks
Fashion baa decreed that a few
costumea shall be beltleaa it ia
true, but ahe baa alao decreed
that a lanre Dumber shall wear
belts of unique color combina
tions and pretty styunrs. Wn
bare just put on display some of
this season's amartcat belts which
bare just arrived from the East.
You'll need a belt to wear with
your new flannel of Kaahiaa Cloth
dress and you'll be apt to find a
belt that will please yon if you
cboose from tha new Belts dis
played on Centra Aisle.
The Deauville Set
is on of tha newest Cuff and
Belt combinations. The idea is
entirely new combining a belt
and cuffs but it's an. idea you'll
lre. The set is of auede and con
sists of belt. 1 1-2 inch wide,
with a narrow cuff act. The cuffs
and belt both snap instead of
buckle. Tha edges are bound with
tier steel .beads which contrast
prettily with the various colors
of suede in which w are show
iK these DeauTille Belt Seta.
I'riced 12.7.
Brocaded Cloth Belts
are smart thia season.- Thee- are
liued with leather which eriees
hem (ha desired foundation.
Tbne belts are alao bound alone
the edge with small steel beads
and coma in Taupe. Brown. Tan,
Cray and Black. Z inches wide.
Priced I2.SS. I
Roman Stripes
A pretty novelty belt la our Ro
" Striped Bait which is fin
ished off with contrasting- suede
ls. Thia belt alao baa very
Prettr buckle. Thia bast would
aerve well as general utility belt
since tha colon included are num
erous enough to hamsouiM well
wl eerJ different frocks. 1
-I Inches wide. Priced f 1.
Another Attractive
Belt
bieb has won considerable favor
sour Sued Belt with silk rib
bon center. Tb,,. Mlt .
about 2 inches wide and are aueda
,'.. '" of ribbon ap-
Pliqued in the middle which make,
eery attractive belt. The rib-
la pUid ailk aad rive, tbia
. " "'t' "'etion which haa
favorabi. comment,
h. Jj""- Cr' black are
the color, .. hT.. , Priced ft
uWi? .",' "" suede baits
"""' olieoter. and
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Vther BeU. too.
Z.riJ'"'rnt 'dtbs.VUin
JJth tot atltchin, 7K t"
it Centr, Ai.W 6tr. rjoor
In
ad
latter period put Missouri out in
front with the score at 18 to 14, be
fore the attack was checked. Free"
throws by Goodson, Usher, and Vols,
and baskets by" Eckstrom, Goodson,
and Smaha, smothered the Missouri
lead and put new life into the Corn-
huskers.
Goodson at center was hieh-noint
man of the came, cnuntino ton
points, and Captain Wheat of Missou
ri followed him with nine counters.
Ht yon boon a patron of thai
Idyl Hoar any day thia put
wwok between 2 mod 8 P. M.I
If so, b sura and bo tharo at
3 P. M. Sunday, becauso Ana
tin it goinf to giva soma ono a
FIVE POUND box of candy.
The Idyl Hour
136 No. 12th St.
If You Never ;
Danced a Step
Harvey Carreil
and bis ataff ml
nnnerta aaa taaca ef
you tha vary US
at danoea k
eluding tha new
est variations hi
tha Walts, Fast
tret, and One
step la Jtiat a
bw lesions.
Advanced
Dancers
Lsssa tha Tango
and New Fast
t r t caanblaa-
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MENT, CALL
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TUES.
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WHERE THOUSANDS MEET THOUSANDS DAILY
Billy Batchelor and Co.
In a Unique Comedy Novelty With Music
"DON'T FORGET YOUR PARCELS"
WITH
Hazel Yert. PhlUia Cordon, Ruth and Tackman
Miner & Browne
And a Du o JuveniU Funsters In
"I GIVE IN"
Loretta Gran Revue
THE GIRL WITH THE IRON TOES
Presenting m Spectacular Revu with
ARCHIE ROCK & DANCING GIRLS
Gates and Finley
In a Comedy Skit with Music
"THE INSTRUCTOR"
THE SEASON'S MOST AMAZING OFFERING
"RADIO FUN"
A SCIENTIFIC COMEDY DEMONSTRATION
'TEN SCARS MAKE A MAN
MINUTE NEWS and CURRENT VIEWS
COMING THUR.-FRI.-SAT.
U. S. S. Levialhon Orchestra
ALSO A CREAT BILL OF STANDARD ACTS
I
BABICH AND HIS PRIZE ORCHESTRA
SHOWS AT 1:30, 7:00, 9:00 MATS. 25c, NITE 60c; GAL. 20c
All
This
Week
Colonial
All
This
Week
He fought a storm of love in his heart and gave her up
then battled the tornado itself and conquerd again, only
to have a cataclysm of nature sweep away the last obsta
cle to a glorious happiness. CARL LAEMMLE presents
HOUSE PETERS
IN "THE
TORNADO"
Adapted from Lincoln J. Carter's
Thrilling Melodrama
"The Week's Best Attraction"
VAUDEVILLE
Under Auspice's of the American Legion
ORPHEUM
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY MAR. 6 & 7
Minstrels
NIGHTS ONLY
Minstrels
Carlisle Logan-Jones
PRESENTS HIS
BURNT CORK CORKERS
ORVILLE ANDREWS
"RED" KRAUSE
E. H. DUNAWAY
DANA F. COLE
WILLIAM WOLFF
D. E. GODDARD
LEONARD KLINE
D. V. STEPHENS
A King Baggot II
Production Iji
II
A Universal-Jewel j
I Shows Start at 1-37-0 P. M- j
MA TIM EES SOa. NIGHT SSe. CHILDREN IS. j
"Sidewalks of New York"
By the New Boy's Quartette
First Tenor Paul Portaehe Baritone Dee Par sell
Second Tenon Franz Bartlett Baas Sam Pre?
"The Silken Bully"
Cueaa what this is anal then aea these University Players Act it
Margaret Callendar Celeste Leech
Nurse Helene Phillips
Douglas Callendar Harold Felton
Barney Rogers Harold Sumption
Director, Neil Brown
Bei'y Luce find Her Merry Musical Maids
Leslie Strain, Manarer
BETTY LUCE, (herself) VERSPER5IA STRAIN
JENNIE CROOK IKARJO-Y KINOLER
JOSEPHINE AVERY JANE FISHER
Their eiperience on the ebautauqua platform insures the success of this act
The Revue of Dance and Song
Personal Direction of Cyril Ceomba
"MEMORY LAND"
ROSANNA WILLIAMS ' WARD WRAY
MARGARET CURRIE
University Quartette
Ivan McCormick, James Marshall, Ray Lewis,
and Lloyd Robinson
HELEN COWAN
Formerly of Dunbar's Robin Hood Comsany
IVAN McCORMICK and BLANCHE MARTS
Helen Jones, Roberta Wohrmaa (ate ten), Joy Schaafer ana Fannie Wagner
in solo.
UNIVERSITY GLEE CLUB
Kenneth Cook, WaHaca Nelson, M. H. Shoemaker, CHe Johnson, Dwls;ht McCor
mirk. Ivan McCormick, George Johnson, W. A. Link, B. Sunderland, Erwin Jones,
B. Martinson, C. F. Wriaht, U Smith ana William Hoy.
"Their only theater appearance in Lincoln thia yaar."
MARGARET CURRIE MARY COYLE
m Dssctai ana Sinemf With
Martha Dudley, Sutton Morris, Dorothy Dawson, Kathryno Schaafer, Maurlea
Champa. Alan Could, C. F. Wriaht, William Hay, Dwtaht McCormick, M, H,
Slsoamairar, Ralph Iralnam, Kathryna Say lor. Helm Janee anal Helen Aacb.
Reservations at Orpheum Box Office Beginning
Monday, March 2 at 10 a. m. Admission $1.00
;S!!lilllillllllll!.l!n
THURSDAY
NIGHT
ORPHEUM
DIRECT FROM TRIUMPHANT ENGAGEMENT AT THE
COURT THEATER, NEW YORK AND THE
BLACKSTONE THEATER, CHICAGO
H THE SUPREME EVENT OF THE SEASON
ARTHUR HOPKINS
Presents
Ethel Barrymore
SIR ARTHUR WING PINERO'S CELEBRATED PLAY
I The Second Mrs. Tanqueray
El I PRICES $1.50, $2.00, $2.50, $3.00 Plus T
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This
Week
RIALTO
This
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It's the Lady
talking to you!
f waling rital momenta
in a film you'll never for
get 1
A woman Uk m oaljr knows
en instil:-to fight for her
irt.cn shs loves bint
"Im generous minded, I m
but 1 fot to drmw the line
somewheres
Somehow you'ro meant to
livo even when your hsert is
bested r
"I'd have cared and loved him
as much if he'd boen nothing
but a bus conductor but he
left me."
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version by Frsvcsn bla- M
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A most poignant
c h a r a e terixation.
Unsurpassed in dra
ma tic strength.
AStrot
national
JHcture
sell' Jflay.
iy-t a FRANK BOR
iCE neWuctioais prss.nt-
ZACE nronuctinais pra.snt
ed br Joseph M. Scbeach.
JEAN U SCHAEFER, Cond. HERBERT C MACAHAN, OrganUt.
RIALTO SYMPHONY PLAYERS
SHOWS AT 1, S, S, . 9. MATS. 35c. NITE 50c CHU 10c
I LYRIC
THIS 1 1A W I WEEK
It' Dick' firt big Vrw-''
comedy show! I lTC- I
and it introduces n IvT B
the famous better mZJi
balf and severest ywW a3? iff fl
critic beautiful JP VvL ,""gio y
Mary Hay. JJZ 1
It's a laugh from start to finish. And it's funno 1
mouth to mahe a Spbin chortle with or Get "ni ffr I
yom share of happiness while Bartbelmeee laugh- arJf 1
ter reigns.
Supported by 1
MARY HAY
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SHOWS SUrt at 1, 3. 5, 7, 9 p. Mv Mat. 25c; Nit 40et Ckfl. 10c
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