THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
OLIVER THEATRE
Every Night 8:15. Matt. Wed.
& Sat 2:30
BARROW-HOWARD PLAYERS
Week of Sept. 13-13
"FRECKLES"
Next Week "The Third Party"
Nights, 50c, 35c &. 25c.
Mat. 25c & 15c
3
ill I m. m . .
Initial Vaudeville
Engagement of the
Supreme Emotional
Actress
N A Z I M O V A
In "WAR BRIDES"
Six Other Acta
iilMk MON., TUE., WED.
LtuXiy Carr-Thomaa Trio
'Jt-iilh Mack & Williams
rj t.? V "Neal of the Navy"
Wlft "Mrs. Jarr and Society
' Circus"
" i Hearst-Sellg News
"Col. Heza Liar at the Bat"
Cool Off
And forget the griefs of school
at Piller's Fountain.
SERVICE FIRST
ILLER'S
RESCRIPTION
HARMACY
Cor. 16th & O St. Phone B4423
U
1st
The Dutch Mill
AT THE WINDSOR
Special 25c dlnnerxT 5
Tor siuaenis. uns
block from campus.
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MRS. E. J. BEAM AN v;
Manager
GOOD MUSIC
234 No. 11th St. Lincoln, Nebr.
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Welcome Boys!
We are glad to see
you again. We have
a full line of new
snappy fall goods
to show you.
: Newest Styles
in
lion Collars
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GOSSIP OF. THE THEATRES
With the exception of opening a new
park this summer, the amusements
were about he same as they have al
ways been, with plenty of moving pic
tures, dancing, stock plays and a bit
of light vaudeville.
The Barrow-Howard IMayers, at the
Oliver, have made a bigger home in
the hearts of Lincolnites than ever
before. Their plays have been clean
and. interesting, showing the intention
to please their patrons. At the Lyric
the big hit of the summer was the
fifteen part photoplay, "The Goddess."
with Earl Williams and Anita Stew
art, while the vaudeville, although
mediocre at times, has catered large
ly to summer crowds and has won
approval in some sections of the house
on all occasions.
The moving picture theatres are do
ing themselves proud In the introduc
ing famous stars and vital plays.
Even Charlie Chaplin hus pushed his
face on to our screens and will be
shown here every week for the re
mainder of the summer. Capital
Beach was on the wane the first part
of the season, but Electric park came
to its aid with a mammoth dancing
pavilion, and it became Quite the
vogue from then on to dance the fore
part of the evening at cne place and
then spend the remaining dances on
WELCOME BACK
Again we welcome University Students bid and new back to Lincoln.
We invite you to renew or make the acquaintance of Farquhar's Lincoln's
Young Men's Clothes Shop.
We're always ready to serve young men with the very newest young men's
clothes of the better quality we'll be glad to show you the new fall clothes at
your convenience.
FARQUHAR
CLOTHING COMPANY
1325 O STREET
Freshmen Freshmen Caps can be had on the campus or at our store. Get
yours toda 50c.
the other floor. All in all, we have
had a wide variety of amusements
to -attract our attention, but we wel
come back the winter season with its
legitimate drama and late New York
light opera hits.
Nazimova arrives in Lincoln today
to begin her engagement at the Or
pheum in "War Brides," a vital story
of conditions in her native country.
Madame Nazimova will be remem
bered from her appearance here two
years a no in Ibsen's "The Doll House."
Only one other person has ever re
ceived a larger salary from the Or
pheum management, and that is Mme.
Bernhardt, who is now preparing to
make her ninth farewell tour of this
country.
Look for a write-up of this week's
bill in tomorrow's Nebraskan.
Loeb's Orchestra
Phone B 3708 325 So. 17th
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For Young Men and Men
With Youthful Tastes
You "early birds" who like to "get in
line" early on the new styles in advance of
others are invited to come in today for a
first look at the new Fall clothes. Ask to
see the
1915 Clothing Sensation
MATCHED-BACK
CLOTHES
No other store in Lincoln has anything
like them. They make the most of your
figure and best of all the patterns "match"
at back seam. You'll like them immensely.
$15,
20, $25
(Suemzel
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