THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
THEATRES
Oliver Theatre
SAT. MAT. AND NIGHT MAY 1
M AUDE ADAM8
in "QUALITY STREET"
Orch.. $2! Bal., $1-50, $1; Gal., 50c
May 3 All Summer
BARROW.HOWARD
William Morris & Co.
Charlotte Greenwood
and Sidney Grant
Melville 4. Higgins
"Edge of the World"
The Cromwella
Wright A Dietrich
Moore & Jenkins
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rmum
THE THREE GUYS
"Minstrelsy a la Carte"
LES DIODATTIS
Magnificent Exhibition
"Pawns of Mars"
"Boobley's Baby"
"Hearst-Selig News"
32m
in
rarcirs CLASSY candy
MEIER DRUG CO.
13th end O STREETS
NORTHWESTERN TEACH
ERS' AGENCY
The leading Agency for the
entire WEST and ALASKA. Now
Is the best time to enroll for
1915-16 vacancies. Write imme
diately for free circular.
BOISE, IDAHO
GARDEN GLO
PERFUME
FILLERS
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U HARMACY
Cer. 16th A O St Phone B4423
GEORGE BnOS.
IPrlntfno
1313 IN STREET
WARTHON'S
Shoe Repair Factory
and Shining Parlor
1140 O Street
Headquarters for Students
GERMAN CLUB PLAY
AT TEMPLE TONIGHT
Schiller's "Neffe All Onkel" to Be
Presented by German Dramatic
Club Cast
"Der Neffe als Onkel." by Schiller,
will be presented by the German
Dramatic Club at the Temple Theatre
this evening. Those in charge have
put much work on this play and the
coaches as well as the cast felt well
pleased with the result of the dress
rehearsal last evening. The oust fol
lows:
Oberst von Dorsigny. .Theodore Frank
Frau von Dorslgny
Elizabeth Wittmann
Sophie, ihre Tochter. Winifred Seeger
Franz von Dorsigny, ihr Xc-ffe...
Franz Radke
Frau von Mlrville Selma Kauf
Lormeuil Lamar Stanley
Valcour Henry Schumacher
Champagne Axel Swenson
Ein Xotar Walter Raecke
Unteroffizler Gerhard Xaber
Postilion John Deering
Jasmin John Ibson
Lakaien Diener.
Place Dorsigny Home in Paris.
Time Eighteenth Century.
as red-blooded a romance as any that I
has happened in the American class
during the decade. It has been visual- J
Izcd in stunning fashion reflecting
upon the astuteness of its progenitor,
Wm. X. Selig, and the deep, live,
sympathetic sense of its producer,
Colin Campbell, as well as in the vig
orous and responsive action of Wil
liam Farnum and all the other art
ists enlisted to make it a star cast
extraordinary. This picture will be
presented in Lincoln, Xebr., at the
Orpheum Theatre for one week com
mencing Monday, matinee, May 3.
When one considers that "The
Spoilers" in book form, when first
published, sold for 41-50, and was the
largest of the six big sellers of its
time; required six hours of one's
time to read and thoroughly digest;
the best seats for the play of the
same name sold for 1.50, taking
three hours for presentation and
those who have seen 'the play, read
the book and witnessed the picture
proclaim the picture superior to both;
the picture being exhibited for one
sixth the price which the book sold
for in the first edition, requiring only
two hours of one's time to thoroughly
digest the entire story, one will read
ily realize that the moving picture
business is worthy and deserving of
its prominence, its importance, ana
educational value.
"The Spoilers" Coming to the Or-
pheum. Vitalizing a Romance
It has been the fashion of late to
picturize the work of famous authors.
and Selig has advanced this as a fine
art in "The Spoilers" from the book
bv Rex Beach, in most spirited and
vital fashion. This moving picture
play in nine reels had its first public
representation at the spacious and
beautiful new Strand Theatre on
Broadway, in Xew York City, and has
continued there as the feature, argu
ing for its profitableness and popular
ity. It followed this success as a reg
ular fixture feature at the Studebaker
Theatre, on Michigan avenue, Chicago,
where it has continued to do wonder
ful business to "capacity houses."
The significant voice of the great
centers where this picture has a show
ing, speaks volumes for this produc
tion, which undoubtedly will become a
phenomenal attraction wherever pre
sented. "The Spoilers" is a virile and
CALDWELL TO SPEAK
IN TWIN CITIES
"The University, Its Expansion and
Growth," Subject of Address in
St. Paul and Minneapolis
Farquhar Clothes
The latest styles and
patterns for spring.
Ferfect fitting the
finest tailoring.
Worn by the best dressed
men in Lincoln.
The utmost clothes-value
possible.
$15 to $35
Get Yours Today.
CLOTHING COMPANY
Betty: "Our car has ju6t been
overhauled."
Lucile W.: "You mean hauled over,
don't you?" Spectator.
Employer. "Not afraid of early
hours, I suppose?"
Rauch: "You can't close too early
for me, sir." Spectator.
Doctor Caldwell announces that he
will speak before the alumnae of the
University at St. Paul and Minneap-1
olis. May 15. The subject of his ad-;
dress will be. "The University, Its
Expansion and Development."
Cornhusker Out Monday
The new "Cornhusker" is now on
display in the show windows of
Miller & Paine. The famous "forty
beauties" are being admired by the
students. The book will be dis
tributed Monday morning at 7:30 from j
the Armory.
Cut Flowers
We extend you cordial la
liAiion to caJL
Utiqo fiorsJ suranreesentA
fcr all social occasion.
Ccrsag Boquets a Specialty
Griswold Seed Co.
Horal Dept. 1042 O St
COMING
STARTING MAV 3
MONDAY WU1
THE GUARANTEED ATTRACTION
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BOOK BY
REX BEACH c5j
One Full Week at the Orpheum Theatre
Prices, All Seats 25 Cents
MATINEE 2:30 P. M.
EVENING 7 and 9
Where's No Rubber in this leg band. The top of the
triangle only is elastic this assures perfect fit witn
out binding. No metal contacts, Weight, one half
ounce. , , . .
If you don't find it at your dealers we 11 send sample
pair, postpaid, for 25c. mercerized; 35c, double grip;
50c, silk.
6E0R8E FROST CO., Sole Makers, BostonMass.
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Mechanical Engineers Hand Book
Next to the last edition. Just as good as
the latest edition for practical work. We
have 10 new copies, $2.50 while they last
De Pontibus Hand Book $1.50.
COLLEGE BOOK STORE
FACING THE CAMPUS.
