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FIORENCE VIDOR
RICARDO CORTEZ
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Alio
Opo.rtu.ttf Nit. Frldar
NM O'Clock Perlormsnce
THE DAILY NEBRASKA N
,j.ln'. Ind.p.nd.nl Theatre
wk ol Nov. 22,
Pauline Frederick
In
HER HONOR
THE COVERNOR
LPH SCOTT at tho Consols
' Blf T karlvl-. W Bill
A Thrill and Laugh In Evtry Foot
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Alio Comedy and Topic Pictures
SHOWS AT 1, 3 ,B, 7, 9.
Blf Thanksgiving Week Bill
ALL THIS WEEK
Htrt U Really Great Photoplay
One You Will Alwaye Remember.
LYMC
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VI h H AS'il
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FiTER CUli ill
Bated on David Belasco's
Success with
Janet Caynor and Alec B. Francis
Alo State and Screen Noveltiea
SHOWS AT 1, 3, 6, 7, 9.
Mat. 25c N1TE 40c CHILD. 10c
(JKtVERYBOW SOts
Blf Thank.givnf Week Bill
MON. TUES. WED.
HARRY COOPER & CO.
In a M mature Musical Comedy
"MOMENTS OF MIRTH"
With
SIDNEY PACE
And Pretty Dancing Miatea
TAMEO KAJIYAMA
Noted Mental Exponent with
DE VIENSKA
International Pianist
The Franco-American Dancers
DESLYS SISTERS & CO.
..'B Royal Revue of
"YOUTH, BEAUTY AND TALENT"
GEORGE W. MOORE
The Novelty Entertainer la
"BITS OF TRICKS"
STEWART & NOBLET
The Original Funsters In
An Every Day Occurrence"
News and Comedy Pictures
Baclch and the Orchestra
SHOWS AT 2:30, 7, 9.
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1 W I
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STETSON looks smart every
day of its unusually long life in
hats the best is real economy.
STETSON HATS
Styled for young men
For Sale by
Mayer Bros. Co., Ben Simon & Sons, Ma gee's, Rudge &
Guenzel Co., Speier's
They Read a Lot About You in
Your Necktie
It tells about your taste; about
your respect for yourself. We'll
' help you to get ties that are in har
mony with your suits and your
pocketbook; ties that help you to
look your best
Good ones here in
all the new patterns
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B'f Thanksgiving Week Bill
ALL THIS WEEK
She W.. Old mough to Know But
"" Enough to Learn 1 Don't Miss
Se,on' Greatest Frolic of Fun.
"Ladies At Play'
A Mint of Mirth with
DORIS KENYON
Ud Hughe, ana LoulM Faasnd.
The oJN THE STAGE
M Orpbeum Circuit's Fi
Favorites
SAM ROBBINS
d His Eleven Versatile
BALTIMOREANS
A DitlnctlTs Musical Treat
ver's Noyelty Orchestra
Come Early to Avoid Crowds!
The Story of a Woman's Heart
HElflOTKINO ProdaeffSB
rnrg n A RAH B V
Stella Dallas and her love life bared in an
epic of heart emotion that stirs the soul,
thrills the senses '
All Week
All Week
Gridsters Talked To
Between Halves
(Continued from Pago One.)
successful use, works out in his mind
the defensive line-up to meet the play
and in the period between halve
points out to the players how to stop
me piay.
A yard's difference in an rinnnn.
ent's defensive line makes a lot of
difference in the success of a nlnv. A
tackle may be playing close-in or
he may be playing wide. The center
may be roving behind tho linn nf
scrimmage or an end may be slicing
tnrougn rather than coming straight
across the line. These factors mav
mean that a hole can be opened in
one spot, that a play will not work
in another, that an end mav be hnxeH
out of a play or that end runs will
not be successful. This, the quarter
back sizes up as he stands there di
recting the play to the spot which
will make the play most successful.
It often happens that a quarterback
does not see one little thing in the
opposing tram which mav sdeII Rllr.
cess or defeat for his own team. The
coach may see the weakness and show
the quarterback the nlav that will
take advantage of that weakness. A
good example of this was in the Kansas-Nebraska
game this year. Coach
Bearg pointed out that a certain line
plunge was bound to bo successful
because of the defensive which the
opposition offered. And so it proved,
Formal Invitations
SEE THEM AT
GRAVES
3 doors south of Univer
sity Temple
Hardy Smith
BARBER SHOP
Clean towel used oa each cus
tomer. 9 CHAIRS
116 No. 13th Street
in the final quarter of the game, by
tho use of this play augmented by
one or two end runs, Nebraska
marched down the field twice to score
touchdowns on the bewildered Jay
Hawks.
The mistakes and food nlavintr of
individual players comes in for its
share of comment. The pairing of two
players on an especially airirroBBive
line-man, the filling up of a hole in
the line by another player when a
guard is drawn out for interference,
these and many other minor points
are calmly calculated while the hdoc-
tators move in even rhythm to the
band, or are urcred to violent fronw
by the cheerleaders.
The winninar element sDirit and
determination are worked nn to the
highest point JuBt before the team
takes the field. The plea of some
alumnus who has given his all in
times past for Nebraska's football
history, such men as Monte Munn, or
Hutchison or Rhodes or one of num.
erous others, their plea hits home and
the team with tears in their even
take the field. The crowd cheers but
the Nebraska Cornhuskers do not
hear; their minds are concentrated
on fighting, fighting for Nebraska U.
Football games are often won or
lost by what happens In tho dressing
room between the halves.
Princeton University has accepted a
gift of $150,000 from Edward Bok
to endow a Woodrow Wilson Profes
sorship of Literature in memory of
the former president of that institution.
Leland Stanford is contemplating
changing to a graduate university,
with two years of academic work as
a requirement for entrance.
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The Hauck
Studio
Slcoagland
Photographer
1216 "O" B 2991
An unusual assortment of attractive
CHRISTMAS GREETING CARDS
For engraving with or without plate or for personal
signature.
Eastman Kodak Store. Inc.
(Formerly Lincoln Photo Supply Co.)
1217 O St.
COATS and DRESSES
at clearance prices !
Now is an opportune time to purchase good looking clothes for
holiday wear, at generously reduced prices.
COATS
In the sports and dressy styles, of fine quality imported tweeds
and novelty cloths or soft pile fabrics, beautifully trimmed with fine
squirrel, beaver, fox or wolf collars or collars and cuffs.
In two price lots :
LOT 1 coats formerly priced at 100.00, NOW $75
LOT 2 coats formerly priced at 125.00, NOW $100
DRESSES---
For street, for school, for afternoon and informal dance wear,
dinner and evening frocks, of all the popular materials. There are
georgettes, Friska, twill cloths, crepe de chine, flat crepe, and other
fabrics.
LOT 1 dresses formerly priced to 25.00, NOW $14
LOT 2 dresses formerly priced to 35.00, NOW $24
LOT 3 dresses formerly priced to 50.00, NOW $34
- Second Floor
Who's
In
i Who
the "U"
The "U" is famed far and wide as
the favored suit of college men.
Wherever the "U" goes, there goes
good taste and correct collegiate
style. It's tailored for us by
Kuppenheimer
in superb fabrics, sportive or sedate
as you wish. The short rounded la
pels, straight three button front, na
tural shoulders and easy swinging
drape are distinctive of the "U".
$50
I km houe of ffiipoemh
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SHOWS AT 2:30, 7. 9.
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