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To Nebraska Socialites Sigma Delta Chi
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So
Why not have a white flag at academic
work? Or better yet, take the crepe off the
door of your study-room and bid goodbye to
your school cares for one evening. It's really
time to go out of mourning when once the
finals are over.
So dance your feet over to the big cele
bration the Mid-Year Frolic where better
music and more fun are the vogue for the
evening.
For years there's a definite need for
some climaxing event to wind-up the affairs '
of the semester in a grand style. That's why
Sigma Delta Chi the sponsors chose the
26th of January for the debut of Nebraska's
newest social event the Mid-Year Frolic.
Nebraska socialites will really be going out
that night to attend this premiere of a newer
and finer tradition. So join the crowd of
merry fun-makers for an evening of dancing.
Right now they're playing at the Fu
turistic Ballroom in Milwaukee where ultra
swanky and filthy-rich beer barons, for which
Milwaukee is famous, entertain those who are
connoisseurs of good music. Tune in tonight
if your radio gets Milwaukee and hear
this band play for yourself, if you don't be
lieve in advertising. Your own idea of sharps
and flats will convince you that Myron
Lowther is plenty good!
There's really no end to the good things
that can be said about Myron Lowther and
his 14 piece Casanova orchestra. Didn't res
ervations talk at the Lowrie Hotel in St.
Paul? And didn't they at the Ritz-Carlton
in New York City? They had to come tumb
ling in, in order to continue the long engage
ment at each. And they stayed, and stayed,
and stayed!
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Myron Lowther isn't a name band.
There is little use in claiming a spade is any
thing but a spade. For you may not have
heard of this band before. But did you of Ben
Bernie seven years ago? Myron Lowther
comes out here id the west to secure a "name
people talk about. And he's getting the very
thing for which he came. But if you're one
who likes to dance to the "name" just close
your, eyes and you'll befooled. But go to
the Mid'Year Frolic to dance to the MUSIC
not to the NAME!
A lucky routing of this band made it
possible to secure an organization whose tour
of the country is really making dance orches
tra history. Their delightful rhythms, their
captivating harmonies equal to the best
have charmed patrons wherever they have
been presented. Even the Columbia Broad
casting Chain recognized that Myron
Lowther's interpretation of modern jazz is
comparable to those orchestras for whom time
alone and good music has won for them the
place in the sun they now hold.
Plan on being comfortable the night of
the 26th. For the party is informal no stiff
fronts and stiffer formality will be tolerated.
And finals too will be a memory. But you'll
really feel like being informal after having
survived an exhausting week of hectic final
examinations. As for going home don't
think of it! Unless, of course, you want to
miss one of Nebraska's brightest of social
lights.
It's going to be a grand affair! The first
of its kind nothing is being spared to assure
its success even expense takes second place
for once. But expensive to you? No one
dollar plus tax. So get a ticket today.
They're on sale in your fraternity house, from
barb representatives, and at publication distri
bution booth in Social Science. But above all,
plan on going, and get a date today!
Orchestra
FRIDAY, JANUARY 26
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