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OLIVER THEATER
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Xodayr-2-pm, Tonlghtn8-p-m-
OTIS SKINNER
In "An Arabian Night"
"KISMET"
Prices $2.00 to 50 Cents
SAT. MATA NIGHT, MARCH 7
EVA TANGUAY
And Her Cyclonic Vaudeville Co.
ORPHELM-THEATER
THUR.-FRI.-SAT., MARCH 5-6-7
LILIAN HERLEIN
In Her Gorgeous Singing Novelty
Courtesy of Lew Fields
MULLER & 8TANLEY
THE FIVE SULLYS
In "Tho Information Bureau"
ETTA BRYAN, ROY SUMNER
& CO.
LEW HAWKINS
IOLEEN SISTERS
GINGRA8S & COMPANY
Mat. at 2:15. Prices 15 & 25c. Night
at 8:15; prices 15, 25, 35, 50 & 75c I
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MON.-TUE8.-WED., MARCH 2-34
ROLAND CARTER & CO.
In "Vacation Time"
JOS. H. HUGHES & CO.
In "The Little Isle of Green"
PHOTO PLAYS
"Dolly of the Dalles"
Second Story of the Series Entitled
"The Ghost of Mother Eve"
"PATHE'S SEMI-WEEKLY"
"IRON AND STEEL" Two-Part
Three Shows Daily 2, 7, 9 p. m.
Mat All Seats 10c. Night 15c
Jolly Five Dancing Club
Newly Remodeled Hall at 1548 O
Street.
DanceB every Tuesday, Thursday
"and SaTu rday.
Admission 25 cents. Free check
room. Music by Hampton's Or
chestru. PRIZE WALTZ EVERY TUESDAY
For information call
I. C. HEATH, - - B-4339
Try Our Luncheonettes
They are alwnyfc the best
"Wo Berve hot and cold
drinltB all winter long.
LINCOLN CANDY KITCHEN
Southwest Corner 14th O Street
Miss Charlotte Whefon
Student of Louis Chalif of
New York
Announces classes in tho Now Social
DancoB Maxlxo Tango Ono-Stop
-Hesitatlon-WaUzesr-beglnning-SaW
urday, 3:30 p. m., at Whitton-Car-
lislo Gymnasium.
For information call Phono B1287.
WHITMAN'S OLASSY
OANDY
MEIER HDRUG CO.
18 tod 0.8treete"
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EVERYMATRON BY SCOTT
MUCH LIKE EVERYWOMAN.
"Reason" Talks to Everymatron
"Happiness" Shows Her a
Merrier Life. :-:
The play "Everymatron," given be
fore the Lincoln Women's Club by the
Homo department of the club in. the
Temple Theatre, Monduy aftcrnoonis
the-production of Prof. It. D. Scott of
the EngllBh Literaturo 'department..
The play resembles tho modern moral
ity play "Everywoman" in many wqyB,
although it has in it no male charac
ters. Twelvo characters participate
in the production, the principal ones
being "Vanity," "Pride," "Tempta
tion," '-'Happiness," "Troublo," and
"Reason.." "Everymatron" becomes
disgusted with lifo and in an attempt
to take her life is confronted by
"Reason," who nppearB in tho dark
and carries her into the future several
weeks, explaining tho advantages of
foresight nnd thinking. "Happiness"
confronts "Everymatron" with tho re
lighting of tho stago(for It is tempor
arily darkened) and conducts her
through a happier life.
Professor Scott finished this, the
TourtlT'of " hiin'odUciroiisr'6n'ChTl8t-"1
mas day, after having worked steadily
-for nearly five weeks. Tho plans of
the plot he had In his mind for some
OTIS-SiONNER
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At The Oliver
The appearance of Otis Skinner in
"Klsmot" at tho Oliver- this afternoon
nnd evening will undoubtedly prove
tho most importnnt "drnmntic happen
lncf of the local drnmntic senson. Mr.
Skinner's portrayal of tho vigorous
nnd romantic beggar of Bagdnd, who,
in a dny, is dragged by Fate through
a maelstrom of adventures, is easily
tho finest achievement, so" far 'In tho
career of this distinguished actor.
Tho staging of tho play, which Is
tho work entirely of Harrison Groy
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aSJBMnt'J.1i JTrvTraP7 wtfiMSTtm'lax 'ji yfe-'wvjJi' iMW
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ENGINEERS OFF TO
, 'OMAHA EARLY IN MAY
Distant Trip Out of Question This
Year Four Professors t
Go Along.
It has been definitely decided that
the engineers will go to Omaha on
May 1st and 2nd to mako their an
nual Inspection. Under tho general
supervision of Professors HoUlstcr,
Brldgmnn, Beaton and Dean, the en-
gincers will visit for inspection a
smeltorlng plant, tho gas plant, Ihe
electric sub-station, tho strcot railway
powor plant, oiyj of tho modelplauts
hi this territory; tho electric lighting
plant, tho' McKeon Motor Compuny
plant, and tho city waterworks plant
located in Floronce.
Tho inspection this year will be as
In formor yoars, but In tho future
every upper classman will havo to
make tho trip, giving an outlined re
port, togothor with a development of
"BDmoBpccinl-featuro-oTrltT-on-mnke-ftn-
Inspection of. somo plant in Lincoln,
under the supervision of dome profes
sor, giving a most detailed report of
"STTHBF
UCggoI
in
To-day Matinee and night
I'iBKo, is mo mosc penect in uemu
and . gorgeous in general effect that
has been seen in recent yoars. Tho
pagennts nnd groupings of tho great
number of players nnd Bupernuraor
arles, clnd in tho rich and colorful ral
mont of tho Orient, have rarely, if
ever, been equalled. In presenting
i'KIsmot," Messrs. Klaw & Etlnnger
and Mr. Flsko have, placed before the
publio a splendid, thrilling drama in
a magnificent sotting, and havo there
by ot a, now standard for theatrical
production in this country.
tlmo provlous to tho actual writing of
the piny. One of thofgurfnyjhaB
novor been prodUccd-nnd tho others
nro: "Tho Dlplohint," "The Motclf
mnkerB," nnd "Everymatron."
the inspection In ordor to equnlizo the
work jsf an Inspection at homo with
ono made out in tho state or In some
other state, as .will probably bo tho
case in tho future.
Noxt yoar an early agitation will bo
mni'tod 'for i trip to ujmo Inrgu city
In order to mako it possible to see
somo of tho very best plants. Kansas
City, Keokuk and Chicago are already
on the llBt foi consideration.
University Notices
Plcaso note that tho phono number
of tho Dally Nebraskan has been
chnnged - nndHs - now - IM
Wanted For Cornhusker.
Wanted Your best snapshots for
publication In tho Cornhusker. Any
IndlvMual, group, "stunt" plcturos,
plcnlcXdanco or party groups will bo
gladly Accepted at the office, or mall
to thoTSdltorlal Department.
Organization Cuts.
All organizations that havo Innr
their plcturos taken and have not paid
ALJhdlLJU
must call at tho ofllco and do bo at
once, as no cuts will bo mado until
paid for. R. F. SWIFT,
Business Manager.
GermanDramatlcClub:
Gorman Dramatic Club will
meet Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock
in Faculty Hall.
Company B.
D Company Cornhuskor plcturo
TucBdnyut 11 u'clocfc:
Organization Cuts.
All organizations that have had their
pictures taken and have not paid for
their space in the Cornhusker must
callnttlicamconnddoBO-nt onco, tvb
no cuts will bo mado until paid for.
Office hourso, 11 to 12 daily. -
DUSINESS MANAGER.
Girls' Party.
"Tho"AllUnIvefslty13irlB'"i)arly to bo
given Saturday will begin at 2 o'clock
Instend of 2:30 as tho provlous parties
havo. Miss Chnrlotto Whedon will bo
present from 2:30 until' 3 p. m. and
will give a numbor of aesthetic dances.
Miss Helen Jesso of tho Black Masquo
Won't Miss It
hefcfremfleme
Elfa Williams, Cfoyd .Steward and cast of UiTFavotlPes
Oliver Theater-Fri. Night, Mar. 6-Seats $f to 25c
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Extlutlv fk Plays. 1511 0 StrMt
David Copperfield
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Mon., Tue., Wed. and Thurs.
A Seven-Part Motion Picture production of Charles Dickens''
Greatest Work. '
Afternoon 1:30 and 3:30 10c
Ercnlpg 6:45 atf 8:45 15c and .10c
is in charge of tho party. Admission
charge will bo 10 cents,
Cornhusker.
All organizations .desiring upaco in
tho 1014 Cornhusker must havo their
pictures taken at Townsond'B at oncq.k
DUSINESS' MANAGER- ,
Notice.
-The monthly mooting of tpo A. I. ,
H. H: will bo hold tonlglit in M.'R UOB
at 7:30 o'clock.
T, L. Frank, Oeorgo
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Allen
and
F. C. Cooper will talk on
'.'High Tension plrect Currents'." -All
aro cordially Invited,
F. M. MERRIAM.
Hrfll SeffVester Stafi PJclUJies
The Cornhusker plcturo of tho first
somestor staff of tho NcbrnsknnwJll
bo taken Thursday at 12 o'clock. Tho
following members of tho staff are no
tified to report at Townsond's nt that
hour: Snyder, Wells, Spoler, '. Cut
right, Drlscoll, Porkins, Heard, Dab'
dock, Arnold, Squlrep, Kaufman, Hoi
land, Home. Everts, Dodds, 'Noble, '
Koupnl, EvaiiB. Uoohr, Wcoks. , ,
Ex-Governor Aldrjch.
Ii,v.(lnviinini AMi-lr.li uftll arwtnlr In-
lullfnho-rornplorTlmT
day o venlng, from 7:00 to 8:00 o'clock
on "Twontloth Century Men.-" All
young men are urged to be on iand
with a friend. . "
Junior Hop Report;
Report of Junior Hop, February 28f
1914: Receipt. 110 tickets, nt $1.25,4
?137.r0. Expenditures Hall, $37.50;,
decorations, $8.50; refreshments, $20;
programs, $31.37; printing tickets,
$1.25; music, $30; advertising,.;.
doorkeeper, $1.50; total, $135.12. Ken-' '
nojth M. Snyder, chairman. "Audited
March 4, 19 H. T. A. WILLIAMS,
Agont Student Activities.
Jones' Orchestra. Phono L-9GGG.
CLASSIFIEDXTST
LOST A stickpin sot with small gar
not and pearls. Finder pleaBO lonvo
nt Dally Nobraskan ofllco. -
FOUND In Cnomr building, a wnfcchr
Cnll at "Rag"
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UNIVERSITY sonographic work,
Your thesis copied at rensonnblb
rates. Phone L-7C91. 3-fj-C
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