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FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
April 3 and 4
Bargain Matinee Saturday
D $1.00, $1.50
NITES 51.00 to $8Jt0
You'll Laugh as you Nev
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With OTTO KRUGER
M0N.-TUES.-WED.
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A Spectacular Novelty
'His Little Revue"
Faaturlnc
O'HANA SAN
Georfe Brownlnt", Bryan Herdon,
Dorothy Davis anil
Ma Ball Sisters
Moray Harry
BARTON and YOUNG
The Singing- Comedians In
"ITS ALL IN FUN"t
John Carlle
SWOR and LEE
Tea BUk Face Funstora in
"YouH Ba One Cousin Shy"
MR. JOHN VALE
The California McCormack
Assisted by. Beula V. Cray
MURRAY'S
AMERICAN BEAUTIES
W1U Delight All
"IDAHO"
"Minute Nm and Vim"
Babich and the Orchestra
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SHOWS AT 1, 3, 6, 7, 9.
J
LYRIC
THIS WEEK
A Festival of Laughter
COLLEEN
MOORE
IN
SAL L Y
Other Entertaining Features
AT I, 3, 8, 7, p. am.
I-I' lal.l 1.1a M m
ALL THIS Wig
A Carnival of Fun
HAROLD LLOYD
the acream
"HOT WATER"
"OUR GANG"
?.".. N Comedy
"CIRCUS FEVER"
T'tlP 1 .
AH,0. ,W,.N,W S,"T With
Albert Vaughn A George frlUra
iwa AT 1, S, B, 7. B y. m.
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Farmer j Git out of thet water,
young feller.
Bather: I can't. Somebody
stole my clothing.
Fanner x Wa'al, geeln' its you,
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Bather i No thanks, I buy from
nobody but Finchley.
RIALTO
ALL THIS WEEK
Everybody Favorite
JACKIE
COOGAN
In Smiles and Tears
"THE
RAG MAN"
Other Entertaining Features
SHOWS AT 1, 3, 6, 7. 9.
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THEATRE April 8
Transcontinental Tour of the Distinguished Co-Stars
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OBSERVE ANNUAL
PASSIOH SERVICE
Women's Association Holds
Sacred Vesper Ceremony ,
Tuesday Evening.
The annual vesper Passion service
of the Y. W. C. A. was conducted in
Ellen Smith Hall at B o'clock Tues
day evening. Tho program consist
ed of music, prayer, and the reading
of tho Passion by Miss Frances
Weintz. Miss Olive Fletcher played
tho piano softly while tho audience
was gathering. Miss Burdotto Tay
lor, accompanied by Lob Ord, played
a violin solo, and tho Misses Blanche
and Constance Stevens sang a sacred
duct
The program began with tho pro
cessional, "There is a Green Hill," by
the choir, and was followed by
prayer and the singing of the hymn,
"Have Wo No Tears?" After the
reading of the Passion by Miss
Weintz and the violin solo by Miss
Taylor, the choir sang "The Re
proaches," an ancient devotion of the
church setting forth in figures drawn
from Hebrew history a recital of
God's love and of man's ingratitude
Miss Virginia ,Nevill sang the solo
parts.
The service ended with a silent
benediction and the singing of tho re
cessional hymn, "In the Cross of
Christ I Glory."
Twenty Years Ago
The Chicago White Sox won a hot
ly contested game from tho Varsity
by a score of 0 to 4. A feature of
the game was the homb run by Cap
tain Bender of Nebraska which was
responsible for two of Nebraska's
tallies. This was the first time sinco
'96 that a major league team appear
ed in Lincoln. The game arrouscd
considerable interest and a large
crowd attended.
The freshman class meeting at the
Armory was said to bo tho most in
teresting in years. Sophomores at
tempted to atop tho gathering but the
yearlings defended themselves so
successfully that the second-year stu
dents were soon routed.
In a speech given before tho fath
ers of sons in Princeton, Dr. John
Grier Ilibben, president of that Uni
versity, set forth tho reasons for fail
ures in college. The main cause3
given were, moving pictures, posses
sion of automobiles, too great indul
gence in extra-curriculum activities,
and the over-generosity of parents.
For the first time in its existence
the one-year rule will be establish
ed at West Point. This means that
there will he a freshman team there
in the future for all sports, thus
barring airmen from Varsity com
petition nnless ' they have been at
West Point for one year.
"THE NERVOUS WRECK" t tfcs OR-
A professor at the University of
Wisconsin has departed from the
orthodox methods of an instructor
by encouraging the members of his
class to send him anonymous let
ters criticising him and his methods
of teaching.
TOWNSEND Portraits. "Pre-
Iserve the present for the future."
AAV..
WRKLEYS
"fter every meal"
Take care of your teeth!
Use Wrigley'a regularly.
It removes food particles
from the crevices. Strength
ens the gams. Combats
acid mouth.
Refreshing and beneficial!
SEALER
TIGHT
KEPT
JUOHT
Ten Years Ago
"Four hundred more copies of the
Cornhusker must be sold within the
next week" was the verdict issued
from the Cornhusker office. In or
der for the annual to be a financial
success, it was necessary to withhold
publication until enough books were
sold. If the required number could
not bo sold a part of the book would
have to be cut out thereby decreas
ing the value and standard.
The UniversityrCadet Band left on
a trip to Seward, David City, and Os
ceola where they played as a part
of the University Extension Week
program. The audiences which greet
ed them were very large and appre-ciative.
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"The Nervous Wreck" with Otto
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of brilliant players, Jean May, Ed
ward Arnold, Jack Kaffael, William
Barwald, Betty Garde, Albert Hack-
ott, Lawrence Eddingor, Clifford
Hall, Charles Henderson and Jeffer
son Hall will be seen at tho Orpheum
Theater Friday arid Saturday, April
3rd and 4th, with matlneo on Satur
day. In "Tho Nervous Wreck" Owen
Davis, tho author, has given us a
farce different from what wo have
seen before. A localo unusual for
its isolation and a story which by his
clover manipulation is fascinatingly
funny. Tho producers, Lewis & Gor
don and Sam H. Harris, have done
their bit by furnishing an especially
selected cast of players. It is this
happy combination of essentials that
has made "Tho Nervous Wreck" a
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Frey and Frey offer to the students who submit the
best manuscript of not more than three hundred
words using the slogan "Say It With Flowers" these
prizes.
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FREY and FREY reserves the right to use any of the
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