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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
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Joan Krueger-
Curtain Time At The Theatre
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This would be a highly unusual University If
TtrT Student had a secret desire to be a John
Barrymore or a Lillian Gish. It would be even
more unusual if every student would prefer
&&Kespearean tragedy to a Jane Russell pro
duction. On these premises there's nothing strange
about Nebraska students. What is unusual, how
ever, is that less than half are even remotely in
terested in drama. Or at least, it so appears.
Other colleges and universities sell out theatre
tickets long before the opening night and end
most sales prematurely . Here the theatre has a Saturday some 30,000 people swarmed into the
hard time selling tickets, let alone before opening stadium to see TCU nlav the Comhuxkers. That
. , 1- I fcUUf U(UUIC jo
-gut and the time scheduled for closing of sales. was an important part of college life Important going steady with Herbie Herbst
als thouch. are ether features of the Universtv More dates to the Saturday nisht
Touche!
Student duelling
these associates are we students.
Ann's Alley!
BT ANN GILUGAN I
Society Editor
More about Kings!
Taking part in the Friday night
festivities were Ray Brooks and
Jo Berry, Jim Massey and Gratia
gj-th, Jim Campbell and Nancy despite a post-war ban!
luciu, wu rcmwu cum iA-'i."s oru,
Milt Norsworthy and Norma
jLothrop, Jack Davis and Pat Pat
terson, Jack Morrow and Diane
Hinman, Bill Canon and Maryann
Kunc, Bill Adams and Mary Hub
ka, Dick Lander and M. J. Rooney,
Tom Mcvey and Ruth Ellenwood,
Jack Loudon and Janelle Mohr
and Mickey Meyers and Joanne
Yeager. At this time, Joanne is
-Connie Gordon-
Lounging Students Give Opinions
for Poll Of Dodger-Giant Game
Siobuv yDodL
has returned to Germany
Pra certain stadent dramatics aren't that
lossy. In fact, one would hare to look into re
cords to find a time when the University The
atre has made a performance even resembling a
Hon, Yet, Conthosker stadents just da not at
tend the theatre, even when they have the
chance at law cost
.wM Cci. t?a;
including plays. Part of college education should tSid Bob Vol Saa Gadd
be cultural And, although we have to be re- and Keith Glorfield, Carol Del
minded of it often, we are in college for an edu- and Chick Battey, Sally Mallory
Cation. uu vuu oiuuer, oev maim nuu
uean orivieunam ana ceui non-
Oa both coasts, the theatre is one of the most
popular forms of entertainment. Good seats
range Irom $5 if you re lucsy up. If your
One handicap under which the theatre is op- reasoning follows mine, you'd much rather see
era ting is poor and inadequate facilities at the .e plays here with students you know inter
Temple building and the fact that the structure preting the parts, under direction of a director
was condemned as a fire hazard. However, 3XlU know is extremely capable and in a Univ
though facilities are extremely necessary, they ersity of which we should be proud. One fact I
ilone cannot create a good production. It is the antt positive one seat the opening nights of each
cast; directors and cooperation cf all concerned of "he three performances, Shakespeare's "Othello,"
which produces good results, and none is lacking Robert Sherwood's '"Idiot's Delight" and Elmer
at xae universiSy.
Rice's "Street Scene" will be mine.
easy to keep me away,
It wont be
I sometimes think this campus is a bit ah- Da nt
normal when it comes to cultural side cf life. DlGCK, Fi6QS6
la toentioa one example of which you probably
are tired of hearing "Don Juan in Hell" was
wer and Don Wahl.
The Phi Psl -brawl" was at
tended by Mary Flynn and
Jerry Shienneyer, Ellen Switxer
and Buster Lehman. Bob Sher
wood and Mkkey Rabe, Marlyce
Madder and John Wallace, Amy
Jo Berg and Sandy Crawford
and Trish Mayer and Charlie
Talbott.
The only date we could
"sqneeie" eat af the SAE boose
party deal was that of Gas Leb
sock and Bev Trent. Come, come
there must have been more
A press release stolen from the University
Daily Kansan. stated that "the scarred cheek
again has become a mark of courage and
honor." It seems that some of the college grmds
have been encouraging this sport, which they
term as "manly."
The duelling boys have even formed a fra
ternity and have as one of their duelling goals
the duelling scar.
As for me' I'll stick to girl's P. E.
I'm jumping back to our own campus for a
change, so I can get some opinions about who is
going to win the pennant'
The time: 2 p.m.
The place: Union lounge TV set on full blast
Characters: Anyone we could grab.
Opinions: Read on and you'll find out
Ted Kanamine, law stadent; "Giants, I'm root
ing for the underdog."
Ron Colton, sophomore, votes for the Giants,
and states that "anyone who can come from
behind should win!"
Harry Weimer, grad student from Brooklyn,
is behind (you II never guess) Brooklyn He
needs a reason?
Wayne Roelle, sophomore, favors the Dodgers
and here's why (in 25 additional words or less):
people there!
By the way. the decorations dis
Swere not a preview of honsecom- shamp for them ta lose nn " Wpil ntxw that vnii
I dont imagine my bankroll is the smallest of in& It was -Dad's Day," and the, itves. it would"
tn soo greexea noo Mcvune.f . ,
Jimmy Lodes, freshman, votes for the Dodg
ers "because they're boms."
Hal Gildersleeve, senior, votes for the GianU
because "They havent won for a long time."
"GLNTS," says Al Tilley, senior, because
"Their rally deserves rewarding."
"DODGERS," says Bill Wilson, sophomore, be
cause, "I like them better than the Giants."
After polling everything in the Union lounge
except the polls, the results were finally deter
mined and here they are:
DODGERS Six.
GLINTS Twelve.
Just for that, I hope the Dodgers win!
Many thanks to Ed Fanxen who supplied all
of this information by taking the poll!
I'm closing the column today on an air of Rys
tery! It seems that some very prominent people
on campus have been doing some very under-the-cover
things. I'd like to let you know just a little
more about their subversive activities, because
when the news breaks, it will rock the campus
(scandal, you know). But, I've said to much al
ready, but just keep your eyes open and keep
reading the RAG, and remember, fellow students,
to expect the worse!
Flash!
as a rough estate, 1 i sSS1s Proves Less 'Sexy' Hi an Publicity Cams
r or five cups a day outsade of meals, ngurmg Dick Assmussen, Lynn Holland! rl ..
any student attending the University, and I'm J. co .sren txo aicyune.
so poorly attended by students even at the cut sure it is not the largest Financially, I consider 'CL CL J C J Kf 14 " Ail
rate, it is doubtful if such a price will be avail- myself aa average student, and as such I loathe; Partying "elsewhere" Saturday I jtlQ JltQUlClCI wOCf lVO nQtlUQTQ fVlOVIQ
able in the future. TNkk mis 111 V if 1 A Attn ie f nw
arooog the worlds most famous and talented art
ists. You figure it cut If you are one who dad
not aEicctt, maybe you know the answer.
Since the theatre has been revived fauawing a
year's abseace and will present plays at the Ne
braska theatre, instead cf the Temple or Wes
leyu theatres, we might see a rebirth ef the
tradUio. We caa nly bape sa. The University
has 4her departeents and pradarts f whkh
Nebraska aad the atia is prwod. Why net
the theatre? Primary ssppart and enthasiasia
frooi the assaciates, however, and
four
coffee at 10 cents a cup, I would hand over land Jim Abernethy, Bridget Wat
about S3 cents a dav or 5(3 W) a Oiii-Jro ntf srn and Jack ChedesJer, Phyl
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By STAFF REVIEWER
How bad can a good girl get?
One reason could be that the most widely known
of those in the cast is LQa Leeds, who figured
prominently in the Robert Mitchum narcotics
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7 ' w al ty ""liMaiy Lou Keating and Ted Can- If that question bothers you after reading the "
3u vi use kdwh v-a; aiier urase Tmai. uiv ran imw jumtMSt ..--.
x. -, " . ' . : rr. r.f - -puuuckj ior ::e anouioa ra o, - relax, ine a. a documentarv film, however.
coffee biH will amount to about $1& Of course, ' and Lora Lee Smith and "Jot by"
this is more coffee than some drink, and less thaniJC,fc!nsm- . .
... A preview of wha you 11 see
o;mers- i! ai mimtioB DoIIr Pamter and
icaiiK neavems ice iujma is suu avauabiie lor
7 certs at some places. These places axe the ones
where students enjoy drinking Java.
answer is "not very."
Said No" is above average.
She Shoulda
A scene showing a
Advance publicity for the movie billed it as the marijuana party portrays with a wallop the false
The Nebraslcan Salutes
3S3J UNION? far ppeseuttiEg one cf the fin- having themselves on the downtown streets,
est evenings cf entertainment the caJy of Omenta DOUGLAS JENSON for ma-mimg the old canapus
cc the Ucivensily has bad a chance to enjoy far lime, Unicsa cafeteria, the Roundua. WAYNE
a long tune. DASLENE GOODDEfG for wiminiEg WHITE, PEGGY MULVANEY AND NAXCI De-, tm the girl is! She is Jackie Jan-
Jerry Warren. Mary Ellen Mar
! tfean and Herbie EnrdahL Pat
Ne'tlis and Bennett Martin. Barb
Bib and Dick Ralston. Martha
Pkard and Chock Marshall."
Tina Woster and Jerry CoIUns.
Penny Sloan and Hem Dink
lre. Mitrie Marqaesea and
Carr TrcmbnU. Ann Penner and
John Henderson. Lix Moody and
DaTe Ksapp, and Bev Kane and
Biil Becker. The Utter ceaple
missed past ""pinned" lists.
Bob Biemnaan got pinned this
snansnsier. No, that isn't unusual.
isaga cf a poor country girl who learned the
naughty ways of the big city. But if you are
; looking for a movie with plenty cf sex, go some
where else.
-She Should Said N" is a film which pur
ports to bare the secrets ef marijaajta traffic
in Los Angeles. Bat its sexiest part is a sequence
I in which ane of the characters removes all her
clothing bat all the aadience sees are the shad
ws af her matements.
Publicity for the movie stressed the ail-star
cast angle. There may he a reason for such
the 1851 BABW Hello G-iiii fifle, PHYL KX5RT far
enmimg ia second ia be contest and BABW for
a saocessM dance. THE UNIVERSITY THEATKE
AND KOSMET KLUB far isaiSiag to fcrimg real
qaalaity entertainment to Hbe cacHajDiBs. TEE THJE-
XliEM USavEKSirY ISSTRCCTORS wbo
were
BOSD for being elected to the offices cf treasurer, ,'. ice, ""Queen off Qui-eTS,'
reoosrdang secretary and correspcsndiing secretary of - Jf3 piayiDouse.
iin. iL -m -w. ..-Zr-, i Sowsa of the week!
the stadent cwuinciL PROF. EMANUEL WISH-; Can you actually believe there
NOW far toeing selected to lead the Omaha Sym- (has fceen esnubezzJimg and black-j
phesay Orchestra donring the enfflnimg seascm. Also m1131 dealings cm cmar campus?
fte musk world. CHAKLOTTE HERYERT who !mo.,J??? i2SJ5Si
Hoonrea Weaaesflay gvcnaaig fesr 25 years of gerv- played her fourth recital at Joslym Memaorial in best friemd will get the chair! But1
ice to the sdbodL TEE RALLY COMMITTEE for Omaha Sunday. DR. G. W. ROSENLOF. wbo'ltiBxrare about that later. f
I haveat rargattea the pa-
toeyH be ia Friday.
And if aay ne f y knew
anything interesliBg, please tara .
it ia to The Daily Nebraska
dice. This is year reJnia and
at tbeij ambiguity.
sense of well-being. One man sits playing "Chop
Sticks," while dreaming he is giving a concert in
Hollywood BowL Another smashes a window be
cause he "cant breathe." It looks like a wfld
drinking party.
The show's heroine is a sweet, innocent girl who
becomes emotionally entangled with a dope ped
dler. She is on her way to becoming a dope ad
dict when she is saved from a life of "sin" by
vigilant police.
As a movie, "She Shoolda Said NV is based
n facts, and at the same time is lively and ea
tertaiaing. It is well worth seeing. Bat rtac
ber publicity mea da ga hog-wild MmeUmea.
a fine ra2?y Fittaj and THE RALLIESS for be- was psrcmaDted to Dean cf A.-rmr;,
- Ken Rystrom
Monsters On The Earth
I totsJited last we3t as I isead about the Lodh cms Scc&db wi31 swear to their existence. Amd the
Jiless sacmslier, mtikh iias afpearoil agaim am the rest cf cc cantimme to laufih.
'A Little Inkier'
NU BULLETIN
BOARD
Wednesday
Yell sqmad mee&.g, 4:45 pjn.
Modem Dance
Groups Will
Meet Today
we wast yovr
fat ft.
Men's and women's modern
CaSy cawmritiee meetme. 7 BJa.'ii
nfl year's Orchesis activities today.
Agraraltare Etta amies dab ZT .
watermelca feed, 33 pom, kwer rlera .
Ag caaopas. All interested stu- sks that all men interested is
SocCiisih coast The monster, m'KKi'K-n Jr Ness
taCT, has been "seen" ver a period cf several cen
taries ty "aUmost every Jdnfl of person from small
chiMnra atod drgrt to jaflges." I coml&n't belp
gacghiEg ai fflae Sootoih -mk fl2aT win.a jmqffiMtw
Koxfiters, sxarly everyctie agrees, beUog to
fbe folklore ef the Ages. We areat
surjirised to did Beowulf r Saint Geierre
CsbSang Cre-bresQikst tterpeuts, nur caa. we
really tdaane lk century Enroptaut for fearing
monsters beyeai Cae edge cf the "flat world.'
But, whea madera ciriQzed Souitiatotm eastasae
to sec fbeir sea aubnilK, we reaQy laugh,
Sot wafit wihat about She mooena Amerkaaii
ifflassic ed! tmBgrriHtiDiD Eying saucer? While thry
imay Ibe conslSexahily inane complex, aremlt they
jnEt tfbe IMh century uersiom of Ibe LocOn Ness
xekOQEtar? Eanflredj of Aznericaxts lifce tine ueri-
WlEiant stretxhizig the poimft tots &;, mcsl Ne-
(The views expressed in this
eatoxaa are those of the writer
and aat necessarily Chase of The So 1&, Men's P. E. building.
Da3y Nebnskaa.)
Qaester, Neb.
Sept. 25, 1951
Deaiiv Caalhr Nebrasfcams.
Owr daughter sent bis bc of ,dem,ls toTita- jjEiodern dance come to ber office,
your current copies. It appears!! Bays interested ia naadera Room 24, Grant ilemorial, at 4
a BtUe Mder, more mcxiaeTm per- ' P-m-, meetiEg in Helen 'am. tsday far an cvranEzat&mal
MeEBorial haEL If unable to at- meesm&-
temvi TMnttiffw Uf.x Uartinn II Trvooit filar tokm r,zsoi m
fttfri Imb are tWe f the Keseems cenr..e TvCT ' P I ... . . 7 7T 1 .rTZ"
Buwevier, Sto sr ,aray tb to t-1 a e cid sit 5 Un !' , " '
The DaSy Nebraska.) fi?5 I-e!a M- ' "" fced Crass civfl defease meet-:moGem um: Kma3 " nm
SiAii vm Maj' ran smuaux wniio-. r m l.MesmoriaL Partlf5iBaii! riunM
tr p nil y , m mji '
Per&kfnr Kifl immiirir m m . ccsdc in costsame shorts, leotards
Mrs. PoreH, IE, joins me in rTm a. mi fwdhimm ..or gym sratx. Girls who took cart
semdrng best wishes to Tfce BaSyl'mixsre. &csm: EOTC stodemts fn-!1 Orcheij last year rgaisjaed
s11 vjte4. .mexr group at a meeong last
Phalanx crganizataoinal uaeetistsg. , 'aeea-
bradfcans in!ta Saturday toealicved in what we wAzZL, tw e seems to be very comparable i1?- fjMsss Marian.
persmaoiis were tfsaaciy ty a cragjan-sley-
m.. jluc miuvxxw-mvau-m. c.cpjna 'r-j.. i c i, beMad the iron fence,
an icTiacib! Ccrnhssker to" is gene. Scene ea- CQ ilOriQ IS Omear&U xr Ter Ifi. mi
Iaghl!iEnei dbfierrers daian the naranstar fell samnplyiiTo the ESdir:
because it ladfcei its breath of fire Mr. Robert1 First, allow rse to csmgrataiiltotejKetsnaskaffl and to that
Beyncads. bm say the mncaster basml aUtaiined 'Sw cm the mapidi acamnpteshmTiiBnt.gr.isaap of fime peoplle who make sap
Ml growth yet-aml poM to the ffrejhanem aaad ir "TlT I- -ZTT r t' 1 memsxn reqpae
n urjrL uui itvLM luiw jutuiLJcai sujim j. u atjjjee, ; tjae g3eat Uimiversalty of Nebraska. ; aKerod. No msiffcsramiL
scmaranreE. OI cogjj j itenriing to the
ktegardlew f the reaMauag; we sw kmger iDei!y SkOQiBiired TX'larjely revolt-!
bn a ntmiir w ttmptiL iuqJ hulw iixiE mn the efiiteials yran so
IMltk m- r-m 1f h Ksr ,piu3'
Very tnmlly.
Ira G. retell,
TICA cabiaet r-- 1 www.tM Sft;s.-
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The Daily Xebrackaa bgmness WU'Cii IV 91UUt;ili
lTZZST Ba5H rpTefctofcterestedin,
In Alnhn Knnrvi P1 t -w w- -orphanages may attend a Bed
.DonPieper.
- 1 a a w a a a ui a ar
:inn j-.t ii'h.c Fn'r afcusmrmacasL Minimi i w uubun
9J Ch ffTriM- nw sXvrAc wittMrf rJIrT.- . ST . " - ' 'i
jr . ix mea-iBUDa itootEoan jidju esu-
Perhaps we can. trait I stH haw my iEiaE'ers obligalicnis of ymrar ei3Sk5alj 1 . jbl, jnsuith!Si.t crarner room, sec- pl,-.,. ' r;S
tfhe aawer. r,.v ,: . strate. will sjseak at the A3pha::B 01fi 2!1S u-j-, jiEed Cross to assist in leadEng
wWda have the es Jg (p, ft M AI bfctog at Pjoghteafl .to cbiSdrm
senoe of thce cf a petty reac- &tsnttfiI campaK.
Student Government
How Eiiiiry ctnientE acre awnre tEtiat Shey may
atttend he meetings of Shea- Staflenit Cauncal? Bow
KLsqy rta3eiit 3otcrw Shut Chey we nee to cxpiretx
tfbtar views em ctonnciR action if ther lie eaaauh
time ait She sueeHog? lit h.i& me&etr hem a uia'dkid
snrft fhet Ccnzacll metftings were molt piirvate
an64iiigr ytl neillier lias it been iirniouncfcfl tHiid.
Stadents sre invited! to &feBod the meetings imfl
oarxanerjit cm Che prQoeedingE. Kdt, thst Ss, lantil
The EteHy UribrajJka ireoeOTed a letter fnom
CcnmcSl prmdecl; George CdbeL wMdh saerrtianea,
3$ Che en fl. Shut "'nil anterestefl ttiiflents aire mrgeiS
to attcn4 the SDWitsu"
Tbam Las sOways beea sbttt b&rtlint; alxut
repmexWtea ai Cut CtmncSL The mtja jx
SBtn cf gmspm ChmuM that Cbcy kiad tirea
B)e3ecaei was that their istoreris ww3J be smt
bandkid by oMBturiiic oppotattoa frwapc k
h&i rejsneeajtliua. Ba. the caarepresaeaiArd
Bla a, 14 they be able to stoy twresoBtajl
wwtii toward tbew deKtr4aL Thrf ant be
pjttititpa. aana the x9y a!vaie prwUxlifa
wwiM be Oibks3 rprteultjna. If tbif SMuuas
tike an exafceratefl txwiiiit d ffibear arraneatte,
amrfSaer touk at the tfiadeiitamBC arenextoi by
boh nfiec dariue lattt yearns 35fcriauiuJ wa
raar snay pwt juy pvixL
My acrgumeiit Baere its that anyone may sitat
I tacsaaury. Y.nrar bittperly bisefl cam-,
tnaemtarjes ar sstRpajnmllly masaa-
tticXEL
la 2sr rw-ut editorikic ia
wfcirh j bare atteasptod to
r-ide the isnceait aati aa
fcjwminE a the asUts f dear
ti'ntiVi.ng and aeadeaue rifkle
). ys bT rxeaaalifieii
f qer literary aMaies wfah wta
thxncc as flii.r- aitttt. afieatiKt&e
rattwntlur.atewrtv, and J'" bare
vem tvnt tar ac to adaa
tWk ne afwurt the enorwatwinr
rrit, "rij,ljiMt totalUariaamm.'"
Tbe ffihi&CE which ymn dcry
and :ppei& acaaxtct were lhere lonuff
jlbefliane yoia amfl law wtes1ibor4l
(OTKiimtenei as conortirolliev fiarj r r.w -a t-.i iu, sTbonaas OTphanages.
; Hayes Aircraft ludiucftiry of Eirns-torn in 152 CswrnhmSker saJes-!! T11l"e sato1l:i!! prograni is oce
ikjaaom, Alabamma, this swmmer. ! boots ThsaroAaiy r Fraday fmomn cf - ft213111151 tt
ij Dr. M2Qer spoike to this proffes-i , 5 pj- Cfflrahmcer btimej3,UmiI.vmaty B.Cnws.
,H.QCiiJl toutEiEeas fraifieraaiiSy two fjace. Union. KewHy aippcfatei Eed Cross
iiytstrs ag atowmt hit experiences j Friday ;;rptoama?e dbadrmen are Barbara
"as a treasurer to Gtecn L. Mar-ll PalLadiaa Utmrw satictv mmrt-'Taiftkr, TiAx'Jr- Tma Waiter, St.
ttim Aiicraft Grarnipaey cf OanabaL'.iiDg, pm, BiBnomn 3L Tensplle.l!'1,n d I0(Bina PSScher,
The smoker a told amraialilyi Iadadat Stodeete aN(a- Cedsrs.
tor pmofpertave A3;pia Kappa Psi tiws, 79 pm, hrtsasr dance. Par
pleiiie. ilort XYZta UnioaiL
,.norietuK. ssamsir ara,ac3i!.E.
CooodI BoeebmEE acafi crarpLam aihpora; any moartiBr joiaW,, fficaiOTs- Gmwi. ttSast yoos
tfhat fcofitiers Mm. CininwiEg esmsgx wcxulfi Bmve iskaH ewer aM-ain ttbe glcxriaiat naar-
a banfl itimae puftting airiyiaiag awwr am amy cfflnar jttyrsnain ywn ner.
jgromp tliuii was ituentKifiifi incmh to jgo tto CtmiitcJ
mffietiaags to protect tfifaeir Mienefit.
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