THE DAILY. NEBBAS K A N
The Strand
(AUDITORIUM)
TONIGHT
And Every Night This Week
At 7:00 and 9:00 8harp
The Tremendous Spectacle
COUNTRY PRESS ON
UNIVERSITY WEEK
"The Battle
Gry of
Peace"
STRAND 0RCHE8TRA
Henry Brader, Conductor
Klght Prtces:Balcony 1 5c
Lower Floor 25c
Mats:-2:15Wed., Thur.,
Frl., Sat. All Seats 15c
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has been very popular In the east.
"Miss Ella Williams, who took the
part of Dolly Kamman, and Maurice
Clark, who took the part of McFarJand,
were the stars of the play. They dis
played talent and acting of a high
order. Every part was well filled. The
smoothness of acting of the whole play
was surprising, considering that it was
an amateur play. It is our private
.opinion that this play alone was worth
twice over the price of the ticket for
the whole week." Seward County
Tribune (March 30, 1916).
"Tuesday night the entertainment
took on a different classificationT The
play, 'Believe Me, Xantippe,' was pre
sented by the university players. The
parts were all well taken and the
play caused much merriment from the
beginning to the end. The Community
hall was crowded until standing room
was at a premium, and every person
present expressed full satisfaction,
and nothing but words of praise for
the players was Heard. There were
623 people there by actual count, which
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ORPHEUM
MON. AND TUE., APR. 3, 4
- (Triangle)
DOROTHY GISH
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A Play Which Brims With
Romance
ROSCOE ARBUCKLE AND
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THE UNIVERSITY ,
WEEK PROGRAMS
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3. A. C. Swenson, '17, Oakland.
Negative at Lawrence.
2. Charles A. Schofleld, '17, Lincoln.
4. Guy C. Chambers, Law '16, Sidney.
6. Harold J; Schwab, '16, Law '18, Mc-
Cook.
Rebuttal:
Mr. Zimmerman.
Mr. Carr.
Mr. Swenson.
Mr. Schofleld.
Mr. Chambers.
Mr. Schwab.
Alternates Joseph L. Polk, Law '16,
Louisville; Robert B. Waring, Law 17,
Geneva.
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reprinted In full by request, will be
completed tomorrow.
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