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Thura., Fri., Sat., April 16-17.1 8
BRINDAMOUR
The Original Jall-Brcaker
STONE & KING
Singing and Talking Comedians
PHOTO-PLAYS
"MEMORIES THAT HAUNT"
A Beautiful 2-Part Story
PATHE'S SEMI-WEEKLY"
"Hlckvllle's Finest"
. Three Shows Pally 2, 7 & 9
Mat. AIL Seats 10c. Night 15c
OIIPIICIIM THEATER
Thurs., Frl. & Sat., . April 16-17-18
MR. GEORGE DAMEREL
"THE KNIGHT OF THE AIR"
CHICK SALE
KELBY & POLLOCK
MAXIN& BROTHERS
DEMAREST & CHABOT
MARIE BISHOP
HEARST-SELIG NEWS
PICTORIAL
Mat. Dallv at 2:30. Prices 15 & 25c
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Try Our Luncheonettes
They aro alwayB the beat
We etorv hot and cold
drinks all winter long.
LINCOLN-CANDY KITCHEN
8outhwest Corner 14th O Street
University Jeweler and v
Optician
C. ft. TUCKER
JEWELER
S. S. SHEAN
OPTICIAN
1121 0 St. Yellow Front
Your Patronage Solicited
SI.AZENGER-
Tennis Goods and
Lee SlottedJTnroat,
Tennis Kacquets.
LAHR'S
1032 O St.
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Try tha Y. M. 0. A. Lunch
Boom, Oafetsri- Plan
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GEORGE DAMEREL VIENNESE OPERETTA
"THE KNIGHT OF THE AIR"
CORNELIUS VAN VLIET
Famous Dutch 'Cellist With the Mln-
neapolis Symphony Orchestra.
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In presenting Cornelius Van Vliet,
the new solo 'cellist of the Minneapolis
Symphany Orchestra, Emil Obcrhoffer,
conductor, which is to appear here In
our May Festival at the Oliver, May
25, the management of the orchestra
4ahappy ln the knoAviedKO-JJiaL ikey
are offering an artist whose equal it
would be difficult to find in this coun
try, or nbrondr
The following concise biography oj"
Mr. Vaiv Vliet, taken from the "Kon
zert Rundschau," Munich, Germany, is
a record of activity and. success of
which any artist might be proud:
Cornelius Van Vliet was born in Rot
terdam, Holland, on September 1, 188G.
Beginning with his sixth year, his
father had him Instructed in violin and
piano. At nine years of age his whole
interest centered-ln-the 'cello In the
playing of which he finally became
master, so that today there are but
few who may be counted his rivals.
At the age of twelve he often ap
peared as soloist in the larger cities
of Holland.
His travels began In October, 1903,
when T)ut seventeen years old he be
came solo 'cellist of the Philharmonic
Orchestra of Leipzig under Hana Win-
kderstein. in Leipzig, as well as on
many concert tourB of the orchestra,
Van Vliet proved a brilliant success.
HlB" roputation uu on irrtiBt soon
spread so-that Oscar Nebdal, director
oftho Philharmonic Orchestra of
Prague, ongagedh Im. With this, or
chestra Van Vliet made numerous con
cert tours through Bohemia, Polnjjd
and Russia, always with the same suc
cess. After a brilliant season in Pawlowsk,
near St. Petersburg, Van Vliet stayed
for a time in Helslngfors, the capital
of Finland, as solo 'cellist of the Phil
harmonic Orchestra.
He gave up this position in October,
1005, to become the first solo 'cellist
pf the Kaim 'Orchestra in Munich, Ger
many. 'Here, too, success followed him
and he had the honor JLo play on sev
eral occasions for members of the
royal household, for example the
Princess Ruprecht, the future Queen
,of Bavaria,
In October, 1908, ho was engaged by
the famous director, FelixJ-Weingart-
ner as solo 'celliBt of the ViennaHoyal
Opera, a position which he held tords
three years, until at last his wish to
appear in America was fulfilled,
through his engagement with the Min
neapolis Symphony Orchestra.
WILLIAM E. WILLIAMS
Mr. Williams Is representatlve-at-larne
In congress from Illinois. He
went to school at Illinois college with
W. J. Bryan and has been a Bryan
.man. ever, alflcfl. -
Phi Beta Kappa.
The newly elected members of the
Nebraska Alpha chapter of Phi Beta
Kappa are requested to meet at noon
(12 o'clock) on Monday, April 20, in
Nebraska Hall 110, for the purposes
of electing a speaker to .represent
them at the initiation and of securing
credentials of membership.
Tho treasurer, Miss Needham, wijl
be present to receive the usual mem
bership feo, upon receipt of which cer
tificates of membership will be issued.
These certificates must accompany
orders for keys.
The annual initiation and banquet
will probably occur on the evening of
April 24 or May, 1. The exact date
and hour will bo announced at the
meeting on Monday. , V
ITAYMOND J. POOL,
jT . Secretary.
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IN OLUS the outaide shirt
and underdrawers are
one garment. This means
that thcshirt-can'-L worlc out ot
the trousers, that there arc no
shirt tails to bunch in scat, that
the drawers "stay put," to say
nothing of th'c comfort and
economy of saving a earment.
OLUS is co.it cut opens all the
way down closed crotch, closed
back. See illustration.
For golf, tennis :tnd field wear, we recom
mend the special attached collar OLUS with
regular or short sleeves. Extra sizes for very
tall or stout men. AH shirt fabrics, in mart
designs, including silks- $1.50 to $10.00.
OLUS one-piece PAJAMAS for lounrniifr,
resting and comfortable sleep. Made on the
tame principle as uuo tinrts cuat ta,
closed back, closed crotch. xn!o strinRS to
tighten or come looe. $1.50 to $8.50.
Atk your dealer for OLUS. Booklet on retnt.
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THE MAGNET
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These Two Big Features:
1 How Jones Joined the Fraternity
Enaoted by students of the Nebraska University.
Come look for your friends' faces; maybe you're in it
yourself.
2 Homer's "Odysey"
Every student ought to see this feature. Over 1,000
actors. . A $200,000 production.
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