THE DA I L Y NEBEASKAN
OLIVER THEATRE
Evry Night :15. Mats. Wed.
and Sat. 2:30
BARROW-HOWARD PLAYERS
Week of Oct. 4 to Oct. 9
Blllle Burke's Comedy 8uccets
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Nights, 60c, 35c & 25c.
Mat. 25c A 15o
"The Society Bude"
Ball and West
The Gaudsmldtt
Frankles Murphy
Bernard and Phillips
Mabel Ford
Tom Kuma
E
mm
Baader La Velle Trio
Comedy Artists
Jarvis & Harrison
"The Girl and Fellow"
'Thru Troubled Waters'
"Fits and Chills"
"Hearst-Selig News"
Magnet Theatre
THURS., FRI., 8 AT.
The Supreme Favorite of the
Screen
MARY PICKFORD
In Her Greatest
. Characterization
" R A G 8 "
Admission Mat., 10 and 5c.
Evenings, 15c and 10c
Shows 1:30, 3:00, 6:30, 8:00
9:15 p. m.
Coming Next Week
"THE NIGGER"
Edward Sheldon's Celebrated
Play
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UNIVERSITY NOTICES
The University Commercial Club
will entertain the students of the
School of Commerce at a get-together
smoke at the Lincoln Commercial
Club Saturday evntng, October 9.
Chorus Registration
Chorus registration will be open
only this week. The Damrosch Orches
tra will be hero with seventy-five men,
which Is a much larger number than
last year. All members of the Chorus
will receive free admission.
Palladlan Literary Society will hold
its weekly meeting Friday evening,
October 8, in Palladlan Hall, third
floor of the Temple. Visitors will be
welcome. New students are especially
invited.
Sigma XI Meeting
The Sigma Xi will hold its first
meeting of the year Friday evening,
October 8, at the Home Economics
Building, University Farm. A good
dinner will be served by Mrs. Vinlng
at 7 o'clock. This will be followed
by a business meeting and summer
reminiscences. Ladles invited. Phone
After Before
For EYE and pocketbook
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For your next Daily Party,
get your Punch and Fancy Ice
Cream, at
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1238 o
Florence A. McCormlck. L-8727, Dept.
Ag. Botany, not later than Wednesday
evening, that you ;vill be there.
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THE SUGAR BOWL
1552 O Street.
Try-outs for the Kosmot Klub play
will be held in the Temple Theatre,
Tuesday, October 12. All who Intend
trying out must register at the Temple
Saturday or Monday, from 11 to 12
o'clock. Readings and vocal selections
of any sort will be accepted.
XI Delta meeting in Faculty Hall,
Thursday, October 7, at 5 o'clock.
Everyone needed. Be prompt.
Prof. J. E. A. Alexis will address
the Scandinavian Club on recent de
velopments in Scandinavian affairs in
Art Hall, Friday at 8 o'clock. A round-
table discussion will follow the ad
dress.
The Kearney Club holds its first
meeting of the year at the Y. W. C. A.
rooms at the Temple, Saturday, Octo
ber !), at 8:15 o'clock.
Seniors will have breakfast at the
State Farm Grove Saturday morning,
leaving the city at 7:30. Seniors show
your class spirit!
Lost Class ring of Roman gold lost
In gymnasium. Letters C. S. P. E.
and date '13. Please leave with assist
ant physical director, Armory 304.
1157, 8. 11
MUSICAL PROGRAMS THURSDAY
Start Series Similar to Last Year
Mrs. Raymond to Play
Organ
A series of musical programs simi
lar to that of last year will be started
next week, Thursday, at Convocation.
These will start with overtures in
stead of symphonies, with Mrs. Carrie
B. Raymond at the organ, accom
panied by the string quartet, the first
program being as follows:
Overture to Der Freischutz. .. .Weber
Overture to Figaro's Hochzeit. .Mozart
Egmont Overture Beethoven
Saturday at 3 o'clock in Art Hall.
Prof. W. F. Dann will play over these
overtures so that all who desire may
become somewhat familiar with them
before they are given in Convocation.
All who attended these meetings last
year found that they greatly increased
appreciation.
Printing that's better, at Boyd's, 125
North 12th.
TWENTY-ONE IN TOURNAMENT
Four
Rounds Have Been Played
Ellis Has Been in Semi-Finals
The twenty-seven men entered in
the University tennis tournament
have fought four rounds in one divis
ion with the result that their number
is reduced to twenty-one. Th?rc-are
six rounds to be played this year.
The results of the games played
are: L. Champe defaulted to Charles
France ; N. Young defeated 1). B. Dow.
6-1 and 6-0; Art Schmidt defeated J.
V' Ravmond. 8 6 and 6-4: Taul Babson
defaulted to Burke Taylor and Taylorl
was defeated by Harry Ellis, 6-0 and
6-1; O. Chatt defeated Longsprit, 6-1
and 6-1. In the fourth round Ellis
defeated Chatt. 6-0 and S-6. Ellis is
the only man who haa played through
to the semi-finals.
BREAKFAST AT STATE FARM
Statement in Yesterday's Nebraskan
Corrected Every Senior Expect
ed to be on Hand
The Senior breakfast is to be held
at the State Farm instead of Antelope
Park as stated in yesterdays Nebras
' kau. Thi3 is to be one of the best
! Senior celebrations of the year. No
Senior should be absent as this is
especially for them and them only.
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