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Oliver Theater
TUES. WED. & WED. MAT.
OCT. 31-NOV. 1
Most Wonderful Play In America
"EXPERIENCE"
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Nov. 3 Pnvley & Dukrainsky
ONE WEEK NOV. 6-11
Three Timet Dally (except
Thursday Night)
2:30, 7:30 and 9 P.' M.
A Picture That Every Woman
and Man Should See
"Tho Lilllo Girl
Next Door"
"The Greatest Picture Sermon
of the Year." Ashton Stevens
in the Chicago Examiner.
SOCIETY
PHI GAMMA DELTA
ENTERTAINED MOTHERS
Phi Gamma Holla entertained the
mothers of (ho active members at an
Orpheum party Saturday afternoon.
Tho mothers wore the Rousts of the
chapter at dinner Sunday which was
followed by a reception in the after
noon. Those who came from out of
town wore: Mrs. J. T. Montgomery,
Superior; Mrs. J. A. Boyd, Mrs.
Walter Knutzen, Kearney; Mrs. Gad
dis, Hastings ; Mrs. O. E. Champ.
Friend; Mrs. M. O. Rohrhonph, Mrs.
Patterson, Omaha; Mrs. Aldrich. Rorb
lie; Mrs. Wiltse, Pender; Mrs. A. ft.
Rryson, Fullerton; Mrs. Rodwell. Lob-anon.
l.ulu Mao Ooe, and Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene Holland. Among tho out-of-town
guests wore Loa Howard, Om
aha; Helen Quinn, Aurora; Elizabeth
Reecher, Omaha, and Isaell Hamilton.
Hastings.
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MONDAY-TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY
NELUSCO AND HURLEY
European Versatile Novelty
'THE SHIELDING SHADOW"
Episode No. 3
"THE MYSTIC DEFENDER"
PATHE NEWS
"WHEN LITTLE LINDY SANG"
, Drama
"A CROOKED MIXUP"
Comedy
STANLEY AND FAR R ELL
In "After the Wedding"
TIME 2, 7, 9
MATINEE 10c x NIGHTS 15c
PHI DELTA PHI BANQUET
Phi Delta Phi held its annual initia
tion and banquet at the Lincoln hotel
last Thursday evening. The toast list
was as follows:
Toastmastor, Ray Smith, '16.
Summons. Arthur A. Emley. '17.
Appearance. Steele Holcombe. 'IS.
Trial. Guy O. Chambers, 'lfi.
Verdict, Prof. H. H. Wilson.
Judgment, Dean W. G. Hastings.
The following new members who
were initiated are: H. R. Anderson,
Roy Bedford, Elmer R. Campbell. Ray
mond Doyle, Steele Holcombe, Willard
Eolsom. W. R. Jo (Very, S. V. Lund
mark, E. P. Rush, .Tames W. Maloney,
Michael Nolan. P. J. Reed. G. W.
Staton and Thomas Stihal.
at the chapter house Saturday even
ing. Twenty-live ooupleR enjoyed the
program of dances. The chaperones
w ere Mrs. C. W. Wolfe of McCook, and
lootor Ijammeron. Among the out-of-town
guests were Marguerite Reos
loy of Liberty, Neb.; V. Taylor of Ne
braska city, and Floyd Rates of Columbus.
DELTA DELTA DELTA PARTY
Delta Delta Delta gave a party at
the Lincoln hotel Saturday evening.
The forty-five couples were chape
roned by Dean and Mrs. C. C. Engborg
and Prof, and Mrs. E. H. Rarbour. The
out-of-town guests wore Verna Jones.
Lillian Johnson, Rernice Thomas of
Omaha, and Walter Hager of Roll
wood. ENGINEERS HOP
Ninety-five couples attended tho En
gineers hop at Rosowildo hall, Satur
day evening. The grand march was
led by Harold Holtz and Vina Kohler.
Prof, and Mrs. E. J. Ferguson and
Prof, and Mrs. R. G. Ellior were chape
rones. L. R. Owen, 'Oft. of Johnston.
Pa., was a special guest at the party.
L. R. Owen. E. E. '00. of Johnston. ;
Pennsylvania, is visiting in Lincoln. J
SPORT SPARKS
Ask "Joe" Caley if he enjoyed
dip in tho sea; and then duck.
his
U didn't take much more nerve for
Gardiner to. dive over a man's head
after the ball in the O. A. C. football
game than it did for Caley to make his
famous dive in six inches of water.
The hardest task the team had to ac
complish on the trip was going to bed
cally in Seattle, a city noted for its
good-looking young ladies.
POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENTS
folly Roland, 'l.. of Junction City.
Kansas, is visiting at the Kappa Kappa
Gamma house.
Max Merrill. '0ft. of Fairbury, spent
the week-end in tho city. Mr. Merrill
is a member of Phi Delta Theta.
MAJESTIC
MONDAY. TUESDAY,
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY
"ONE DAY"
Sequel to "Three Weeks"
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Comedy Are Judiciously Woven
Into This Great Story. Also a
Comedy.
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PALLADIAN HALLOWE'EN
PARTY AT STATE FARM
The Palladian literary society hold a
Hallowe'en party at the judging pavil-
jlion of the state farm. Friday evening.
(Fifty members were present. Cider,
! doughnuts and pumpkin pie was served
j at the conclusion of iha games. The
special guests were the eleven new
I members who are: Florence Seahury,
Erna Drifimior, Marta Walker. Theda
Watermann. Verna Bnchta. ilay
Cowen, Paul Conner, C. Cull. Perry
Preston, Charles liughorn, and
vern Hall.
The members of the Farm House
gave a house dance Saturday evening
for twenty-five couples. Mr. and Mrs.
L. T. Skinner were chaperones.
Iron Sphinx gave a dame at the
Reta Theta Pi house Saturday even
ing, that was attended by forty
couples. Mrs. Richards chaperoned.
lpha Delia Pi gave a reception Sat
urday afternoon followed by a dnuoo
at the chapter house in the evening
Me;- in honor of Miss Alpha Perm, who is a
I visiting national officer of the sorority.
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ough cleaning or pressing.
Our service is A-l must be
we operate the largest clean
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We clean and block hats.
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UNION SOCIETY
The Union literary society held a
Hallowe'en party Friday night at Rran
son's cottage, west of the penitentiary.
The cottage proved too small to ac
commodate the crowd and a large bon
fire was kindled outside. Around this
the Vnions celebrated in true Hal
lowe'en fashion. A feast of weinies,
buns, apples and marshmallows was
followed by a program of weird ghost
stories. This was the first of a series
of such outings which the society has
planned for the year.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon entertained
twenty-five couples at a house dance
Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. ltu
renoe Farrell. and Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Leadly chaperoned. E. D. Sillman of
Osceola was an out-of tow n guest.
Pi Kappa Phi entertained twelve
couples at the chapter house Friday
night at a six-course dinner followed
by dancing. Prof, and Mrs. G. W.
Hood chaperoned. Mrs. Arthur Ander
son of Genoa was a special guest.
KAPPA ALPHA THETA
PARTY AT ROSEWILDE
Kappa Alpha Theta gave one of-the
largest parties of the week when
seventy-five couples were entertained
t Rosewikle. Friday evening. The
chaperones were Mrs. Otto Sohurman
of Fremont, Mrs. C. C. Stivers. Miss
Rushnell Guild gave a house party
Saturday evening. An informal recep
tion was held and then Halloween
games were played. Mr. and Mrs. E.
S. Ripley chaperoned the thirty
couples who attended. Mr. and Mrs.
V. C. George, of Seward were special
guests.
Delta Zeta gave a Hallowe'en dance
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Nebraska vs. Oregon Aggies
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BUSH AND SHAPIRO
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THREE FISHERS
"Night in the Everglades"
O'NEAL & GALLAGHER
The Misfit Couple
THE BETTER MAN"
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Blithers, Lawyer"
TIME 2; 30, 7:15. 9:00 P. M.
MATINEES 15c
NIGHTS 25c
H. P. S HUM WAY
Republican Candidate lor
Lieutenant Governor
Farming Wakefield, Nebr. 34 yrs
State Senator, serving third term.
Author of the Shumway Law StaU
aid to schools teaching agriculture
manual training and domestic science
PLATFORM.
Stat wide prohibition. !
Greater vocational education. '
Conservation of state resources. I
Municipal ownership. i
Strict economy in expenditure o) '
state's money. j
Upon this platform and his public
record, he asks your support. j
MONDAY AND TUESDAY .
The supremely lovely star
EDNA GOODRICH
As Edna Coleman in
"THE HOUSE OF LIES"
A photoplay story cf a charming young woman's rebellion against
the material and money seeking modern marriage.
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
The popular screen artists
MARGUERITE COURTOT AND OWEN MOORE
In a faithful visualization of the celebrated comedy cf adventure
"ROLLING STONES"
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
The distinguished Japanese Actor
SESSUE HAYAKAWA
Who will be remembered for his great personal triumoh in '"The Cheat "
In
'THE HONORABLE FRIEND"
A remarkable screen characterization
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