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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
Lobbying
By "AP
KEYHOLE PEEPS
It is reported that Douglas Fair
banks Jr., has been neglecting Dol
ores Costello lately and is quite often
seen with Joan Crawford. (I'd shout
for joy but I'm afraid that Doug. Jr.,
DIAMOND RING
Would Please Her
More Than
Anything
Fenton B. Fleming
1143 o St..
Starting
Monday
"Holy Stethoscopes." It's love
it is! And in a very acute form
too. Nothing will cure it but
moonlight and kisses. Such ex
citement. Such fun! Don't miss
Dr. Bebe !
BEBE
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"FeeMy
rmse"
RIOUKDARLEN
HUIUMTOMU
A Paramount Picture,
ON THE STAGE
Resistless. Ravishing,
Radiant
Pepita Granados
"Queen of the Castanets
and
Harry Holbrook
The Popular Baritone
A spanishserenade"
A. V. Lufrijte, Pianist
Loraine Florence
Howard & Linn
A Harmonious Sonroloyue
"Wedding Bells"
Versatile Entertainers
Three Vagrants
Singers and Musicians
Beaver - Monarchs
Presenting "Tomorrow"
CHENOWETH
Playing
TIN PAN PARADE"
Ceo. K. Arthur, Karl Dearie. Charlotte Greenwood
NEXT WEEK in "BABY MINE" It's a Scream.
Nl( STARTING MONDAY
jH . .f- E"" Shows 1-3-7-9
Here's the fascinating story of a little laundress who is
swept through thrilling romance and tense drama to suc
cess! She wins the adoration of the world, but loses her
soul! Success at the price of 'first love should she
turn back?
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C-R-E-T-A G-A R-B-Ol
with
LARS LARSON
LOWELL SHERMAN
ADDED
"CAME THE DAWN"
A New Comodr
PATHE NEWS
BABICH and ORCHESTRA
Harold Turner, Organist
M-.XT WEtK
"STUDENT
PRINCE"
(
might hear it and change his mind.)
If you get what I mean.
Clara Bow's stepmother who is
about Clara's age has been freed
from her husband, Robert Bow. Ra
ther, Mr. Bow had the marriage an
nulled, claiming that he had been
vamped into marrying her.
A certain hairnet company reports
that they are having a remarkable
increase in the sale of hairnets since
the tendency among the movie stars
recently, to neglect the scissors.
Roscoe Arbuckle is working stead
ily in vaudeville these days.
Mrs. Jack Demisy better known
Combination Lunches
Minced Ham Sandwich
Shrimp Salad
Sundae, any Flavor
AND MANY OTHER
COMBINATIONS.
30c
DELICIOUS
THICK Malted Milks and
Other Fountain Delicacies
Ar
P1LLERS'
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WE DELIVER
SHOWS 1-3-5-7-9
MAT.
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35c
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Plctnr
Put them aJI together they spell
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Si
sKi
perhaps as Estelle Taylor Dempsey,
is back on the job for the first time
in five years. She will play oppo
site George O'Brien in 'Honor
Bound.'
In one of the recent issues of a
certain movie magazine, a doctor ex
claimed that the movies have a pe
culiar effect on the minds of the
spectators. Of all the things that
might bo attributed to the strange
effect of moving pictures, one thing
is certain. They cause absentmind
edness. It is interesting to watch
people strolling out of a theater as
if they didn't have a care in the
world than suddenly remember that
they left a hat, a book or some other
accessory at the seat they occupied.
An extreme case was reported the
other day when a lady went as far
as foyer before she noticed that her
shoes were missiong. She had re
moved them because they were too
tight.
If the girl who signs herself as
"Betty" will disclose her identity, I
will attempt to reciprocate as far
as I am able to do so, for the clever
letter she left me in the lobby of one
of the theaters. In case you don't
show up, Betty, I want to thank you
for what you taught me. The en
dearing terms you used are gems,
in case I ever fall in love.
Lon Chaney has an offer from
the makers of the Encyclopaedia
Brittannica, to write an article on
'make-up.'
Try this one on your girl when
she's 'down' on you.
"I didn't mind the parties he went
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7 a. m. 7 p. M.
Lunches
Fountain Service
Smokers Supplies
She had become a bead liner in
the newspapers as The Most
Beautiful Murderess" and the
publicity she enjoyed deified her
shame and made ber a soulless
woman who laughed at justice
and law -but came the day
"CHICAGO"
with Phyllis Haver
A Pathe-DeMille Production
A minxling- of tense drama and
comedy a subtle story of. deep
appeal !
COLLEGIANS
"FIGHTING FINISH"
NEWS
TOPICS
CARTOON
RIALTO JiS
Tomorrow
All Week
Eves, at 8:30
1 ' Hill II' VW.Wi' ',J
i i m o aaojaSiia Utmm I i J
SIXTY-FIRST SUCCESSFUL WEEK
A LONG ANTICIPATED PRODUCTION
s Th Stirring Comedy Drama
"Seventh Heaven"
On a par with 'LIGHTNOr." ('MOTHER'S MILLIONS," "THE LITTLE SPIT
FIRE." as far as success is concerned ret a decided chaos. Had s. record breaking-
run of two rears at the lioothe Theatre. New Turk.
Chieo, worker in the Psris sewers, and Diane, broken hearted waife of
Montmarte these are the lowly characters whose shining romance provides
the theme of "SEVENTH HEAVEN." The st trr of how, through course
and a sublime faith. Chico leads his Diane from the depth of despair to the
very "Seventh Heaven" of happiness is one of the loveliest stories ever
stayed.
Tomorrow Evening Auspices Post 131 V. F.. W.
, Tuesday Evening Auspices Alpha Theta Chi
' ' Vedueftday Evening Autpicc; Phi Omega. Pi
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POPULAR PRICES: Eveninss 25c, 80c, 75c Matinees 25 aad BOc
Nest Week Joy Sutphen Suggests "Take My Advice'
to," testified Marie Prevost at the
hearing of her divorce case, "but I
just simply couldn't stand his habit
of calling me up every hour or so and
telling me what a good time he was
having."
Charles Rogers is blessed with an
uncommon lot of good sense. He
rooms and boards at the home of a
friend and to quote him, he gets " ,
pll for sixteen dollars a week and
that includes everything I eat"
Bill Hart, the two-gun man that
used to thrill us as kids, is receiving
so much fan mail asking why he
doesn't return to moviedom, that he
is contemplating a 'comeback.'
John Barrymore will do the film
version of "The Last of Mrs. Cha
ney." At that rate Clraence Raish
and Blue Howell ought to be able
to do an imitation of the Duncan
sisters.
Dolores Del Rio is seriously ill
with flu.
Richard Arllen is playing opposiite
Clara Bow in "Ladies of the Mob."
Lon Chaney is to follow "Laugh,
Clown, Laugh," with "Chinatown."
"China Bound," has just been com
pleted, starring Ramon Novarro.
Nancy Carrol who is starred in
"Abie's Irish Rose," is playing oppo
site Richard Dix in "Easy Come,
Easy Go."
Tom Mix, the czar of the silver
screen as far as salary is concerned,
is going to South America for a va
cation, where incidentally he will
make a few westerns with the pam
pas as a studio.
PLAYERS GIVE 'TOMMY'
AT OUT-STATE THEATRE
The University Players presented
the comedy, "Tommy," at North
Platte Wednesday. The Masonic
lodge sponsored the production.
One dollar a year is plenty to live
on, according to Ernest L. Price,
American consul from China, who
spoke before a fraternity at the Uni
versity of Washington.
Special Lunches
Rectors Pharmacy
13 & P St.
The Students Store
DIRECT FROM ITS
$2.20 RUN IN NEW
YORK
She was a shallow
vagabond. fascinating,
yet venomous as a
serpent!
NOTE Alt ho this pic
ture is not offensive, it
is not a picture that
will appeal to children.
Nest Week
TILLIE'S
PUNCTURED
ROMANCE"
With
Louise F"eenda
Chester Conk! in
W. C. Fields
Matinees
Tne Thur.
and Sat.
JOY SIJTPHEN.
Michigan Drafts Plan
For Professional Study
(Continued from Page 1)
to the other professional schools.
Consequently, students who indicate
inability to proceed with advanced
and professional work, can be elim
inated at the end of two years.
Entering students will be permitted,
to indicate a major interest, on the
basis of which they will be assigned
faculty advisers. Common interests
in subject matter and specialization
will uide these appointments. The
whole progra.n permits variation, and
it is expected eventually to grant its
registrants opportunity to work on
their own initiative.
Fine Arts Receive
Four New Etchings
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prize winner, until now there are
twenty-three etchings in the collec
tion. ,
Names of Etchings
"Amiens," by John Taylor Alms,
"Memorial Gate, University of Penn
sylvania," by G. A. Bradshaw,
"Friend or Foe," by Dean Roberts,
and "Weeding," by Carmen L.
Browne are the four new additions
to the collection.
"Amiens" was awarded the Nation
al Arts club prize in 1927, and it is
a portrayal of a street scene in the
French town of Amiens. It is an
exceptionally beautiful piece of
work, and shows to good advantage
the skilful technique of tthe notable
artist.
"Friend or Foe" is an attractive
picture of two terriers, and it is a
favorite of all dog-lovers.
Impressionistic Technique
"Weeding" is done in the "new"
manner, tending to impressionistic
technic rather than detail. Many
people feel that the manner in which
it is done causes it to lose all the
delicacy, all the minutely detailed
workmanship, which are the chief
charm of the etching.
This collection is proving to be
very popular among visitors to the
exhibits, because it has a wide range
in subjects portrayed, in style and
technique, and in names of promin-i
ent etchers.
University officials have made it
possible for all students registered
in the University to see these etch-
linps along with the exhibition of
paintings in the galleries on the sec
ond floor of Morrill Hall, and a col
lection of original cartoons by Amer
ica's greatest cartoonists in room
204, Morrill Hall at no charge to the
students. Admission for the general
public is twenty-five cents.
I Travel Talk Is
j Offered Today
(Continued from Page 1)
Visitors in the building who are in
terested in hearing about the pi
: tures on display are asked to gather
j promptly at four o'clock in Gallery
j A where Mr. Kirsch -will begin his
tour. The points touched upon in
his talk will be the message that the
artist wishes to convey and the
means at his disposal for its expres
sion. The members of the art depart-
ment of the Womans Club which has
been under the direction of Mr.
! Kirsch for the past season have made
j reservations for this hour.
In Room 204 at 3 o'clock an illus
trated lecture on civic art will be
' given. Much interest was manifested
in this feature last Sunday when
examples of American painting were
shown and it is thought that even
more pleasure may be derived from
the views of splendid buildings and
beautiful parks to be shown today.
I GOT ONE OF THOSE
HORSES LIKE COOLIDGE'S
DOES NT EAT OATS
Th World's Greatest Laufh Provok
er in On of America's Greatest Stag
Plays 1 It's the Loosest Laugh Con
gress Ever Gave V
TEXAS STEER
With
Will Rogers
LOUISE FAZENDA
LILY AN TASHMAN
ANN HOLAND
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, Jr.
Another Chapter
"MAN WITHOUT A FACE"
NEWS
COMEDY
i?& COLONIAL
SHOWS I, 3, S, 7, O
MAT 15c. EVE. 25c
Nevt Week
Ml! ton t ! a i
THE VALLEY OF THE GIANTS"
FERGUSON RETURNS
FROM CONVENTION
Dean of Engineering College Tells
Of Radio Communication
With Londoners
Dean 0. J. Ferguson of the Col
lege of Engineering, who returned
from the winter convention of the
American Institute of Electrical En
gineers at New York last week, said
the most interesting feature was the
joint session held by radio with the
Institute of Electrical Engineers
meeting in London.
The transmission was so successful
that voices of speakers in London
were easily recognized by members
of the New York audience. Dean Fer
guson met these Nebraskans in New
York; G. W. Elmen, '02, A. R. Swo
boda, '03, E. O. Morton, '27, D. D.
Lynch, '25, G. R. Horacek, '27, T. A.
Philip, '28, W. H. Foxwell, '21, H.
P. Nielsen, '24, A. W. Candy, '09,
R. L. Jones, 27, D. H. Pierce, '11,
M. B. Long, '17, Harold Edgerton,
'25, Prof. Wm. L. DeBaufre, Frank
W. Davis, '27.
Co-Eds Ballot
For Officers
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society, and the Cornhusker Coun
tryman staff. She is president of the
Ag college branch of the Y. W. C. A.
Beekman and Sturdevant
Catherine Beekman is treasurer of 1
Silver Serpents, member and secre-J
tary of the Vestals of the Lamp, !
aad is chairman of the Vespers choir. )
Marjorie Sturdevant, is a member'
of the Student Council, treasurer of!
the Y. W. C. A. this year, is a mem-
ber of Theta Sigma Phi, the Drama-j
tic club and is a member of the j
Cornhusker staff.
Remaining Candidates I
Lois Haning i3 a member of the
conference staff of the Y. W. C. A.I
this year, is a member of the A. W. j
S. board and Xi Delta. I
Helen Day has served on the pub-;
licity and Vespers staffs of the asso- j
ciation this year, and is a reporter J
and feature writer on The Daily Ne-:
braskan staff. j
Mary Ball is chirman of the social ;
committee of the Y. W. C. A., has!
Bigger and Better
Hamburgers 5c
Pies - Chili Soup
Sandwiches Drinks
Civ Us a Trial
Hamburger Inn
317 No. 11th.
Vt Block South of Uni. Library
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been a member of the1 Vcspera choir,
and is vice-president of Silver Ser
pents. Inez Eolin, has worked on the
church, finance and Grace Coppock
staffs of the association.
TRACK STAR HAS TO
DROP FROM SCHOOL
111 Health Forces Ames Captain and
Record Holder to Quit Sport
Until Spring Meets
Ames, Iowa, Feb. 25. Lindus
Caulum of Sioux City, captain of the
Iowa State track team and holder of
fhe Missouri Valley half mile record,
has left school, according tj word
from the athletic depnrlnnnt. Caul
um has been on the sick list for a
month and ha3 dropped out of school
to regain his strength. He is ex--ported
to be back in the spring quar
ter of school in shape for the out
door track team.
Caulum was taken sick before the
Millrcse games a month ago, and
was unable to run as anchor man for
the Cyclones. His loss has been felt
by the two-mile team, although with
out him it defeated the University of
Iowa a week ago and lowered the
two-miie record at the K. S. A. C.
meet Saturday. Caulum will first
get into action at the Texas and Rice
Institute relays.
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