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IN KOSMET KLUB OPERA
SUCCESSFUL A8PIRANT8 ARE
CH08EN AFTER TRYOUT8.
REHEARSALS WILL BEGIN SOON
Nlnotcen Girls and Twenty-six Youths
Win Places In Cast of "The
Diplomat."
Tho succeBBful parsons trying out
for partB In tho Korimot opora havo
boon announced. Tho mon'B tryouta
woro hold Tuoaday lovonlng, Pobruary
13, when ovor forty contestants on
torod. At that time tho mombora. of
tho KoBmot Klub reached tho doclslon
that In order to mako a worthy pro
duction of tho play It would bo nocoa
aary to ubo girls In tho cast, ConBo
quonlly tryouta for tho fomlntno parts
woro hold Saturday aftornoon In tho
Tomplo. In theBO tryouts both voice
and dramatic ability woro taken Into
consideration.
Tho following porsons havo been
choaon to prosont tho opora:
The Successful Ones.
MIbbob Marjorlo Kimball, Floronco
Nason, Murlol Jonca, Olivia Sturde
vant, Floronco Rush, Arvllda Mooro,
Ruth Malono, Kathorlno Yates, Char
lotto Allen, Dorothy Raymond, Trlxoy
Longtln, Mario Douglas, Evangeline
Long, 'Inez Flogonbaum, Rachel Kel
logg, Eula BatoB, Marguorlto KUnkor,
BobbIo Drako, Ruth Reavla.
Mossra. Joo Pomorlno, Morton Stoln
hart, Roy Allen, J. F. Moad, George
Soomann, Searlo Holmoa, Reavla Gist,
Clayton Radcllffo, J. J. Keogan, Will
Randall, Dean McBrlon, Qua Lofgren,
Hugh Mills, Ernest Gravea, George
Dovoy, K. W. McLonnon, Reed Daw
son, Richard Guthrlo, Wallaco Troup,
O. D. Jonnlnga, H. A. Arenaon, B. G.
WoBtovor, E. M. Gallagor, Harry Swan
son, Earl Sago and Robort Ferguson.
Tho ordor of uamoa In tho abovo
Hat signifies In no way tho compara
tive Importanco of tho parts; those
mentioned hero are tho oiiob whom
tho judgoB consldor moat capable of
proaontlng tho opera.
'Much lntoroat la being Bhown in
thla opora, as waa ovldoncod by tho
largo numbov who appeared for tho
tryoutB. RehoaraalB for "Tho Dip
lomat," which 1b to bo given at tho
Oliver, May 3, will begin hoxt week.
UNIVERSITY SECURES
VALUABLE EQUIPMENT
NEW APPARATUS INCREA8E8
WORKING EFFICIENCY IN
MANY DEPARTMENTS.
Thornburg's Orchoatra delights
dancers with popular hlta. Auto B
2BBG. tf
JAYHAWKER FIVE COMING
HOTLY CONTE8TED BA8KETBALL
GAME8 IN PROSPECT FOR FRI
DAY AND 8ATURDAY NIGHT8.'
Equlpmont valued at thousands of
dollars and of almost lnestlmablo
worth In increasing working efficiency
has boon acquired by tho various de
partments of tho University within
the laBt two semesters.
One of tho most valuable additions
to departmental apparatus or material
to bo mado recently is the $1,500 col
lection of wax models in. tho depart
ment of physiology of tho college of
medicine. ""
Mounting Skeletal Collections;
In tho department of geology two
powerful mloroBCopeB havo -Just been
added to the equipment at great ex
pense,, and a valuable collection of
hand specimens of rock haB also boon
secured. The mounting of .now akol-
otal collections Is being done and this
work when completed will give Ne
braska one of the. country's prominent
collections of that nature.
A remarkable projecting lantern Is
one cf tho neweBt acquisitions in the
department of botany. A collection
of about 1,200 Philippine plants for
tho herbarium, ovor 400 samples of
woods from tho same islands, a largo,
collection of fernB from Jamaica, and
bamboos from the Philippines. Porto
Rico and Panama aro other additions
to tho botany equipment within tho
laat month or two.
A new giant telescope 1b now being
built for the University observatory
and new' books aro constantly being
added to tho already Immense gen
eral and law libraries.
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-well as the raoBt hotly contested
games left on the Cornhusker casket
ball schedule will be played at the
Armory, Friday and Saturday nights
whon tho Kansas' University flvo ap
pears hero. Tho Jayhawkora aro out
of tho championship race, but thoy
haveplayed good basketball through
out the season and probably will bo
in their best form for these contests.
In order to attract more students to
the first of these games, an informal
danco-will bo added to tho program.
. Since this will be tho opportunity to
see the probable champions of tho
Missouri yalloy, tho Cornhuskors, at
their best, It is expected that a good
attendance will bo present at the
games, The Nebraska-Kansas con
.tests are always featured .by the in
tensity of the rivalry between the
teams itnd in consequence are usually
the most spectacular, games on the
schedule.
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