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THE DAILY HiEBRASKAX. SUNDAY. SF-PTF.MREIl 11. 193,1
Players
Promise
Hit Year. .
Twenty-First Season
Opens Oct. 10
Launching their twenty-first
neason, University Players offer
this year a lineup of plays that
promises to excel all previous ef
forts of this well-known drama
tic group, according to Miss Alice
Howell, head of the University
speech department. Commencing
the evening of October 10 with
the production, "Night Must Fall, '
a group of six popular modern
plays, which have packed theaters
everywhere they have been pro
duced, will be presented.
In a recent statement Miss How
ell said that this year promises
to be the brightest ever in the
Players' history. She believes that
the unusually good list of players
who will participate insures the
success of the up-to-date plays
scheduled.
Plays may include: "Night Must
Fall," "Tonight at 8:30," "French
Without Tears," "Golden Boy,"
'Susan and God,'' "Judgment Day,"
"Room Service," "Abie's Irish
Rose," "Time and the Conways,"
"Ruy Bias." Tickets will remain
at the same price as in previous
years with the six plays being of
fered to University students for
two dollars.
Tassels Handle Tickets.
Sale of these season tickets will
he in the hands of the Tassels,
girls pep group. With Miss Vir
ginia Nolte in charge of the cam
paign, a thorough distribution of
tickets among civic and campus
patrons is undoubtedly forthcom
ing believes Miss Howell. Per
formances will be in Temple
theater as usual.
Members of the speech depart
ment constitute the University
Players group and are completely
in charge of the productions which
are directed by the department's
faculty of six.
Uni Officers
Get Awards
Huskers Show Up Well
At Summer Drill
For six weeks during this past
Slimmer, some 200 eaict officers,
representing the ROTC regimen's
of the University of Nebraska, the
University of South Dakota, and
Crelghton university, attended
"heir annual camp at Fort Crook.
Taking a large share of the
awards, the Nebraska representa
tives made a very cred'tablc show
ing. A summary of their record:
Commissions 2nd lieutenants:
Martin Erck, John Redfield, Joy
Vallery, Frederick Webster.
Medals Best kept beds in area
John Anderson, Jonathan WTolcott,
Howard Hohnstein.
Best platoon machine gunners
Richard Hutson, William Her
mann, James Weeks.
Pistol: John Tanner, Ritchie
Clark, Richard Smiley.
Rifle: Ritchie Clark, Herbert
Rosenthal.
Automatic rifle: Robert Alex
ander, Herbert Rosenthal.
Best platoon cadet: Kermit Han
Ben, Martin Oelrieh.
Best combat squad: Robert
Mills, William Harris, Herbert
Heumann, Jonathan Wnleoti,
Wade Raser.
Counselor Board
Meets Today
Virginia Fleetwood, president
of the Coed Counselors, has
called a 10:30 meeting today in
the Student Union for the Coed
Counselor board. All members
are requested to be present to
discuss important plans for as
sistance to freshmen during
Iheir first week.
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Choral Unit
Plans First
Rehearsal
Great Cathedral Choir to
Begin Activities
Beginning its 19th year, the Lin
coln Cathedral choir, composed
mostly of university students, will
have its first rehearsal in the
studio at the Eagle apartment
building located at 228 No. 12th,
on Thursday evening, Sept. lr
This announcement was made by
John M. Rosborough, choir director,
director.
Twenty new members have al
ready been accepted into the choir
which will number about 60. Try
outs may he had by calling at the
studio or by appointment with the
director.
The immediate objective of the
organization is the Choral Ves
pers. This service will be given in
the Coi nhusker hotel ballroom as
in the past two years. The date of
this activity has not been set but
will he announced later as will
other plans of the group.
Any student on the campus with
a fair voice who enjoys singing Is
invited to call at the studio for a
tryout.
Big Sisters
Meet Coeds
Party in Ellen Smith
Welcomes Frosh
Coed Counselors, organization
for the orientation of freshmen
women, will inaugurate their new
year Monday when they appear on
the campus wearing Counselor
tags and endeavor to answer ques
tions and welcome the -new class
of mi 2.
First year women will he enter
tained Thursday evening at 8
o'clock in Ellen Smith hall at a
welcoming party where they will
meet their individual big sisters
and be told about the Counselor
program by the president, Virginia
Fleetwood. Chairmen of the party
are Mary Bullock and Virginia
Nolte, assisted by their groups.
Members of Marjoric Church
ill's and Maxine Lake's Councelor
groups will maintain information
tables at Andrews, Social Sciences
and the Student Union where
freshmen are requested to take
their registration difficulties.
Counselors under Faith Medlar
and Ruth Clark will assist at a
table back of the coliseum where
all unaffiliated freshmen are re
quested to sign their names for
the purpose of being assigned to a
big sister.
Freshman buttons for nil new
girls will be given at Gold s
Kamptis Koiner during the week
by the members of the groups
under Fein Steutevillc and Bonnie
Burn. Elizabeth Smith's Counsel
ors will usher at freshman convo
cation Monday.
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N" Books
Out Thursday
Chancellor's Greeting
In New Edition
Simultaneous with the openln;:
of the new school year will be the
appearance on the campus of 'he
"N" books, distribution of which
will begin on Thursday.
Featuring a photograph of and
a greeting from the new chnnci I
lor, the volume, 111! pages, has
been enlarged to include activities
and organizations not previously
covered.
This year, new pages have been
devoted to the barb council, Alpha
j Phi Omega; the "N" club, together
with photos of the Y. M. and Y. W.
si'crelaiies, ami the additional
church page, representing the Con
gregational deiionii nation.
Freshmen may seeurc the book
for 10 cents, while the price for
iipperelassmen Is 25 cents. Edited
by Selmn Hill, Evelyn Taylor and
Dean Worcester, the business mtn
ager o this edition Is Erie Con
si a hie.
Your Hair
This Fall
Will Go Up!
0a nth 7
THAT DEPENDS
ON YOUR HAIR,
ON YOUR TYPE
It Orpheums expert hair stylists
(under direction of Miss Adeline,
who has been nwnrded a Fllvcr
trophy In the Art of Coif furs
Designing) miggcst a perfect
coiffure for you.
SHAMPOO ohd HAIRDRESS ... 35c - 50c - 75c
PRESENT THIS AD
and Receive $1.00 Credit on Orpheum't Popular Permanent
$2 -$2.50 -$3.50-$5 -and up
"Service You Deserve" "C.lennUnen You Demand"
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o Arabella was discontented
On account of WtyJ
On account of she Sad but $77 with which to buy her fall outfit. She yearned so
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and what Pam told Arabella made her jump to her feet like a
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WHAT DO YOU SUPPOSE SHE SAW THERE? . . why, the things her little heart had
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her goggles! .... A price mark of $39.50
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