THE DAILY NEBRASKAN.
THREE
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1928.
food for the Fans
"Out of the dawn, there came the
sunshine,
Out of the dawn, a dream came
true."
And so goes the theme song of
tho Vltaphone success, "Warming
r starring Richard Dlx. (Rlalto)
Till appears in the role of Bert
TolllTer, rookie base ball player
iho has aspirations to Join the
v,w York Yankees. SeTcral amua
w and disturbing incidents take
nlace to add humor and anxiety to
the story. Dix is immense in his
rart yes he even looks the part.
Locale of the story is placed in
the spring training camp of the
Yankees and later on the base ball
diamonds of the major league
clubs. The picture is climaxed by
an exciting world series champion
ship yame. Vltaphone makes it pos
siblo to hear the cheering of the
throng, the plays called by the um
pire the crack Of the bat as it
connects with tht ball and all the
other things that go with a ball
pime. This effect contrasted with
the soft melodic strains of "Out of
the Dawn," played while Dlx wos
Marjorie Tost (played by Jean Ai
ihur) reveals the color and tone
which hare only come to the
screen with the advent of the
"talkies."
"Take Me Home" sounds like
the termination of a long argument
doesn't it. but really, it's the title
of Bebe Daniels' vehicle now show
ins at ihe Lincoln. Bebe is a chorus
girl and befriends Neil Hamilton
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who has come to the city to be a
Juggler. The love plot develops
with a new brand of complications
and the clever climax well, drop
in and see for yourself.
Supporting Miss Daniels and Mr.
Hamilton are Liljan Tashman,
Doris Hill, Joe E. Brown,, Ernie
Wood, and several other well
known personages of the screen.
On the stage we find Mack and
Stanton, doing bits called "Home
Sweet Homo." Clever gags heip to
set off an equally clever idea. Pre
ceding this pair are Lauren and
Ladare in "Moosic" and believe us
this team's gospel is "variety is the
spice and so forth." . Everything
from accordlans and pitch pipes to
shoe horns and hum drums were
used by the team. Closing the stage
show are Beehee and Rubyatte,
"athletes who are different." Gre
cian setting and costumes add a
nice touch of color to the tumbling
act
Chaney, the master-menace of
the screen, has changed his tactics.
He is still the same menace as
ever but he has a different objec
tive in "While the City Sleeps."
This time he is a menace to the
enemies of society and not to those
with whom the audience is in sym
pathy. The complex character of
Chaney's role displays his fine
ability the hard boiled detective
on one side and on the other his
love for simple home life.
"While the City Sleeps" is a hit
for Metro Goldwyn Mayer and is a
new success for Mr. Chaney. (0-phtuin)
Minnesota Considers
Scandinavian Museum
Minneapolis, Minn., Oct. 17.
(IP) Suggestion has been made,
and is being considered by the
board of regents, that the Univer
sity of Minnesota establish a Scan
dinavian museum on the campus
as a repository and center for the
dissemination of Scandinavian culture.
to be
a
Good
Show
There
will
be lots .
of
but
no
ILGO
Soft Seats
on sale
at the
LIBERTY
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Friday and
Saturday
COME
EARLY AND AVOID
THE BIG CROWDS!
That aro Jamming the Rlalto
to SEE and HEAR Lincoln's
First Sound Program.
RICHARD DIX
In
"WAEMINO UP"
A Paramount Plcturo
HEAR
Tha First Sound Comedy
"HOT COTCH MseDUFF"
with Jack Duffy
HEAR
Fox Mavlotono Newe
EUAIjT
Official Bulletin
19
ftllnar dead-
"The Match
rally. Coli-
Friilay. October
Junior clese prealdency
Una. I o'clock.
Koamet Klub predentin
Makera" Liberty theater.
Syracusa-Xebraaka game
cum, 7 o clock.
l'allndlaii Literary aoclety, open meet
ing. Temple, 8:30 o'clock.
W. A. A. Frolic, Robbers Cave.
Tlip Lutheran club will have lt av
ond meeting at 6:30 o'clock tonight at
Antelope park. All Lutheran students
are especially urged to' come.
Saturday?, October 20.
Dad a lay.
Dad's Day luncheon. It o'clock, at
ch&jnber cf commerce.
Syracuae-Nebianka game. Stadium, at
2 o'clock.
Koanet Klub, presenting "Tha Match
makera," Llherty theater.
Ag College mixer, sponsored by tho
Hlo.lt and Bridle club, student Actlvl
tlea building, admission 60 centa.
TueadRjr, October 23.
deadline on Corn Cob Flllnga.
Awgwan copy deadline.
Sigma Delta Chi meeting U 105, 7:15
o'clock.
TliurtMlar, October zA.
Executive Council Meeting Glrle Com
mercial Club, Ellen Smith. 4 o'clock.
. Social Calendar
Friday, October 19.
Kmmet Klub Benefit Play.
Beta Theta VI Houae Dance.
I'ean ami Mm. Sealock Kail Party.
H.gma Nu Mother's Uridge.
Sigma Alpha Kpsllon Kail Tarty.
Thu Lutheran Club Picnic.
hatunlny, October to.
Fvracuee-Nehraaka game.
K.-la Heta Tau Kali Party.
Pbl Kappa Pai Hnuae Party.
Delta Theta Phi Houne Party.
PI Kappa Alpha Houfce Party.
Alpha Chi Omega House Party.
Ii lf.i ch. Hufce Party.
Catholic Student Club.
Hloi-k and Hridla Oluu.
A'pha Chi Sigma; House Party.
Traffic Violations Rile
Minneota Authority
Mlnnpapolis, Minn., Oct 17.
(IP) V.( P. Holmun, newly ap
pointed superintendent of buildings
and grounds at the University of
Minnesota, has threatened to bar
all student automobiles from the
campus unless the students stop
disregarding traffic and parking
rules of the university.
Illinois Team May Make
Regular Trips to Japan
VRBANA, 111.. Oct. 17. (IP)
The favorable sesults attending this
year's invasion of Japan by tho
University of Illinois baseball team
may lead to making such a tour a
once-every-three-years affair, ac
cording to university athletic officials.
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This Is Esther!
Hitherto unknown
In masculine circle:
Today
Sie is one
Of the campus attractions.
It's wonderful
What a new coal
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New
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. at the game
AMONG TH0S3 PRESENT at the Stadium will be
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Friday
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Saturday
An M-G-M
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LON CHANEY
In His Latest 6c roan Hit!
"YOUR DURN' TOOT1N"
An M-O-M Comedy
i'l'-turcs of tha slant Zeppelin croaa-
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BEEHEE A RUBYATTE
Athletee That Are Dlforont
MACK oV STANTON
in "Homo. Sweat Hems"
LAUREN A LADARE
Plalng Around with
"Meeeie."
pidura of the saot Zappella
rroaS( tha oioaa lo 4 oa?e.
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HERB. HOOVER'
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When It comes to pinch
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It takes
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today.
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"trifles" in the concerted plan. They saw to
it their equipment was right, they supervised
every step from man-power to pack-horse
power, they applied sure knowledge and
constant vigilance to their task.
Today's leaders in business have the same
point cf view.
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country, take infinite pains in preparation.
They work toward the smooth coordination
of engineering, manufacturing, warehousing,
accounting, finance, public service.
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