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Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday
GIR ARD-GARDNER -&
COMPANY
In the Comedy Success
"Dooley and the
Diamond"
'Tit'
Novelty Four
Daley, Rice & Rafael
Emmet's Canine Novelty
Pathe News
"The Angel of the Attic"
Adroit Brothers
"THE FRESHMAN"
College Musical
Comedy
"The Grip of Evil"
Selig-Tribune News
"The- Timber Wolf"
'Boy From Gilded East"
Bissett & Scott
MAJESTIC
Tuesday, September 19
"The Marriage of Molly'O"
Featuring Mae Marsh and
Robert Barron
"Pills of Peril"
Keystone Comedy with
Chas. Murray
"Mishaps of Musty Suffer"
Time 1:30-3:15-7:16-9:00 p. m.
"SPA"
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SOCIAL CALENDAR
September 22
Sigma Alpha Epsilon dance Music
hall.
Christian Science Society recep
tion Art hall.
Silver Lynx house dance.
September 23
Girls' Club Party for freshmen
girls Temple.
Alpha Sigma Phi houBe dance.
Acacia Rosewilde dance.
Phi Kappa Psl party Lincoln.
Orval Chatt, '16, is practicing law at
Taylor.
Edna Coffee, '18, spent Sunday in
Beatrice.
Irving Frost, '16, is visiting at the
Kappa Sigma house.
Ruth Evans, '14, of Fairbury, has
been the guest of Betty Doyle, '17.
Jeanette Teagarden, '19, will attend
Bchool at Walla Walla, Wash., this
year.
Mrs. G. W. Holland of Falls City,
is visiting her daughter, Gladys Hol
land. '19.
Ruth Horrung, '18, has returned to
school after having spent the summer
in Auburn.
Miss Marguerite McPhee,. assistant
professor of rhetoric, spent several
THE DAILY NEBRASKA
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weeks of her summer vacation in tho
Ozark mountains. '
Marian Watkinst '17, motored to
Omaha, Sunday, and was the guest of
Ruth Mills, '16.
Louis W. Home, '16, is instructor
in chemistry and botany in the high
school at Emmett, Ida.
James Colton, '19, has accepted a
position as assistant physical director
at the Omaha Y. M. C. A.
Fred Wells, '17, has returned to col
lege. Mr. Wells has been reporting
on the Lincoln State Journal for the
past two years.
Vivian Fulton, '19, has returned to
her home in Beatrice after spending
the week in Lincoln. Miss Fulton will
not attend college until second semes
ter. A. O. Johnson, efficiency agent of
the university, and E. L. Goldsmith, as
sistant superintendent of construction,
visited friends in Minnesota last sum
mer. They made the trip by auto and
returned through Iowa.
Prof. Searl Davis of the rhetoric de
partment, attended summer school last
summer at Madison, Wis. Professor
Davis and his mother made the trip
from Lincoln to Madison by auto.
They returned by way of Chicago,
where they were joined by assistant
registrar, A. H. Hiltner.
Captain R. J. Saunders of the Uni
versity Cadet band, yesterday gave out
the names of twenty-two men who had
made places on the band, as a result
of the tryouts held last week.
New men wishing to try out Tor the
band are asked to report with instru
ments Friday at 5 o'clock, in the Tem
ple theatre.
The twenty-two men selected yester
day are as follow:
M. H. Ackerman, R. J. Bayless, E.
Bogue, A. Catlin, L. Crellin, Ralph
Drake, S. P. Dudley, G. H. Foe, S. A.
Germann, Merwyn Heald, Harry Har
ris, W. H. Judd, Lawrence Kenny, M.
C. Kuns, H. H. Lewis, Alan Moritz, P,
B. Polnicky, W. F. Salsbury, W. B.
Schroeder, Fred Silsbee, L. Swanson,
R. E. Turnure.
Oliver Theater
Nights fie, 50c, 5c
Mats. 88o and 80c
All Seats Heservecl.
ALL NEXT WEEK
8:15 Twice Daily-2:15
Clime's Cinema Optra
RAMON A
Helen R. Jackson's Famous
Romance
Set to a perfect vocal and Instru
mental score, Interpreted by
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA of
Chorni of Mission Singers
The Love Story of the A Res.
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