THE D A.I L Y NEBRASKAN
THEATRES
Oliver Theatre
THUR. NIGHT, APRIL 22
Henry W. Savage Presents
The Operatic Triumph
SARI
With Mini Hajot
Taylor's Nntamable
Lions
Kumpry Bush &
Robinson
"The. Champion"
'Phantom Sweetheart"
"Pathe Daily"
Mmmm
Herbert Brooks &.
Company
Hoyt Stein and Dady
"Runaway June"
"Elsa's Brother"
"Hearst-Selig News"
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Charlotte Sixta '18. Schuyler, violin
ist, assisted by Howard K. Greer '17.
University Place.
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The I jttlest Girl A play in one act,
dramatized by Robert Milliard from
Richard Harding Davis" story, "Her
First Appearance."
Characters Mr. Caruthers, Orville
Chatt '16, Enid, Okla.; Davenport, ser
vant to Mr. Caruthers, .lames Allison
'16, Hastings; "Littlest Girl" of lis
ter's Opera Co., by Herself; Van Bib
ber, Ralph Northrup M.I. South Om
aha. Scene Bachelor apartments in
Berkeley Flats. Fifth Ave.. X. Y.
Time Today.
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Dorothy Rhode MS. Whistler, Ran
dolph, Iowa, assisted by Mr. Greer.
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Warner '17. Lincoln;" Elliott '10. Uni-;
versity Place; Allison 'If., Hastings: j
Yost MS. Lincoln: University of Ne-1
braska Male Quartet.
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Galatea A musical farce writien for
the University Road Show and incor
porating song hits from the Univer
sity Kosniet Klub's annual production.
Both play and music written at ,the
University.
Characters .lack Williams. John
Elliott: Freddy Belmont. Phil Warner;
Helen Forsythe. Dorothy Ellsworth M7.
Lincoln- Bettv Bates, Cornelia Critten
den M7. Lincoln; Polly Rugples. Lucille
Leyda M6. Falls City; Molly Ruggles.
iromiiid T.vrfa 'ifi. Falls City: Mrs.
I,, . i n fi it i ,u-atiiiprf 1 fi Lin-
coin; Galatea, Katherine Keifer '17.
Lincoln.
Place Sorority house. S:P,H p. m.
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Say,
Do you remember when you were a
kid.
How they used to tell you
About throwing a pebble into a jxtnd
And how it made a ripple
That went on, and on. and on. and on
Until it reached the distant shore,
Or something like that?
And when you got big enough
You went to the minstrel show
And saw the end man
And the middle man
Show how a o.uarter of a dollar
Paid off ten dollars worth of debts
In about five minutes.
By passing from Tambo to Bones.
And from Bones to Rastus,
And from Ilastus to Ephraini
And from Ephraim to Lijah.
And so on around the half circle?
And then, when you were sent up
To college.
The high-brow Professor
Tried to explain the same thins?
You remember?
Well.
This is no talk on Political Economy
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Sum of Five Thousand Dollars Will
Be Given for Best Essays on
International Peace
The Church Peace Union offers to
the churches five thousand dollars
($5.0(t(l) in prizes for the best essays
on international peiice. The sum is
apportioned as follows:
1. A prize of one thousand dollars
$1,oiki) for the best monograph of
between la.tH'u and l'3.0(iii words on
any phase of international peace by
any pastor of any church in the United
States.
2. Three prizes, one of five hun
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dred dollars ($30). and one of two
hundred dollars $20M. for the threc-Lej-t
essays on international peace by
(udents of the theological seminaries
in liie United States.
One thousand dollars 51.0(io) in
Jen prizes of one hundred dollars
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tween twenty 20) and thirty (30)
years of age.
4. Twenty (!'') prizes of fifty dol
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mo) years of age.
",. Fifty (5o) prizes of twenty dol
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largely ujon the assistance which the
nastors can render. It is earnestly
L-op-d that the pastors will make lh.-
announcement of (hese prizes in all
of the eliurcnes and Sunday schools
of the United States. In comieting
for the prizes only one essay should
be sent from each ebi'rrh and from
each Sunday school, the essays of the
local church and Sunday school being
read by a local committee and the
one winning essay forwarded.
It is hoped that from the thousand
dollars 1,K0) prize offered to clergy
men one or more essays may be found
which will be worthy of publication
and distribution by the Foundation.
All essays must be in by January 1.
1916.
NEBRASKA GIRL IS
HURDLE CHAMPION
Record of Seven and One-Fifth Sec
onds in Forty Yard Hurdles Is
Made by Florence Simmons
Nebraska holds the world's record
in the girls' forty-yard hurdles time.
7 1-5 seconds which was made by
Miss Florence Gimmons, '15. McCook.
last year in the Girls' Annual Track
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as some of the leading girls' colleges
in the country are represented. Wyke
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