THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
C ROY MILLER, For Foci Comfort
Arliustment of Fallen Arches, remoyal of Corns and Ingrowing Nails
' . o.ntr and the relief of Bunions. Phone
H'Z COMFORT SHOES B.37l
njiVER THEATRE
Today 2:30 Tonight 8:15
A Daughter of the Sun"
A Story of An
HAWAIIAN BUTTERFLY
Hawaiian Singers and Players
Mat. 25c, Eve. 7UQ to 2$o
CSS.
- ", n ' y- i r- ,'""f
The Strand
L. M. OARMAN, Mgr.
THE HOME Of GOOD SHOWS
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
Enid Bonnoti
In the Elaborate Triangle Play
THE MOTHER INSTINCT"
Coming: Thurs., Frl. Sat,
The Magnificent Produc
tion "THE GARDEN OF
ALLAH"
A Beautiful Love Story
Continuous Shows 1 to
1 1 . p. m.
Shows at 1, 3, 5, 7 and 9
15c ADMISSION 15c
f
Phone B3398
ORPIH1IEUSV3
TODAY MAT. AND EVE.
KATHLEEN
CLIFFORD
The Smartest
Chap
In Town
ELSA RUEG
GER AND
COMPANY
Zhay Clark,
Harpist;
Ed. Lichen
stein, Violinist
GEORGE ROLLAND & CO.
RAY W. SNOW
Nick HUFFORD & CHAIN Dell
THREE JAHNS
AUSTIN WEBER & CO.' .
With s
HIT THE TRAIL
Eve., 25c, 50c, 75c.; Mat. 25c. Buy
tickets now.
Have your EYES
examined and .
glasses fitted by
W. H. MARTIN, O. D.
Thoro, Up-to-dtae Methods
1234 "O" St. Opp. Miller & Paine
o
"SPA"
Get your Lunches at the
City Y. M. C. A., Cafeteria PI
13TH AND P
We are in position to
take care of your wants .
See us!
Remington Typewriter Co.
101 Bankers Life
. Phone B-2852 '
WANTED!
POSITION AS IN
STRUCTOR IN SPANISH
Filipino college student, com
petent instructor, desires to
teach Spanish In the night
school. Also will give lessons
at your home. Personal atten
tion given. Phone L 7024.
University Notices
University Student Reception
Palladian Literary bociety extends
a cordial invitation to all University
students to attend its annual recep
tion in Palladian hall, third floor of
the Temple, Saturday evening at 8:15
o'clock.
...... Class in M. E. 1
On account of, the drill schedule
M. E. L Lecture will come Thursday
at 5 p. m. instead of Friday at 5 p. m.
.The first class will be held September
26.
Student Reception
The First Christian church, 14th
and M streets, will give a reception
to students and faculty, Friday, Sep
tember, 21, at 8 'p.m.
Christian" Science Society
The Christian Science society of the
University ' meets tonight at 7:30
o'clock' in Faculty hall, Temple build
Catholic Students Reception
The Catholic Students' club will hold
its annual reception to new students
Friday evening, September 21, in
Music hall of the Temple at 8 o'clock
Everybody invited.
Union Society
The Union Literary society- meets
Saturday evening at 8:15 in their hall
on the third floor of the Temple. A
miscellaneous program will be given
and a god time is in store for all.
Everyone is invited.
Dramatic Club
Information concerning the Dramtic
club tryouts may be obtained in U 106
at 11 o'clock Tuesday and Thursday
The tryouts will last three minutes for
one person and six minutes for two
people.
ORPHEUM "LAST HALF" BIG
TIME BILL
Named in the order they appear on
the program, the Orpheum "big
time" bill for Thursday, Friday and
Saturday is as follows:
The Three Jahns, expert equili
brists, come to America from Euro
pean halls with a reputation for sen
sational daring that jvill undoubtedly
create a demand for them here.
Hufford and Chain call themselves
"Two Loose Pages from a Book of
Fun," play a little darkey duologue
and give an imitation of a colored
speaker haranguing his audience,
which is said to be a comic gem and
a most accurate chafacter impersona
tion. . .
George Rolland, having worked
himself out of a job "Fixing the Fur
nace," is now operating "A Vacuum
Cleaner." Impersonating "Tim Ma
guire" in charge of a peripatetic
wagon vacuum cleaner outfit. Rol
land and his assistants are sent to
the aristocratic home of Mrs. Brown'
The clash of proletariat and aristo
crat is said 'to serve as a preliminary
diagnosis if you don't laugh, see a
doctor.
Ray W. Snow indulges in a smart
and highly sophisticated monologue,
delivered in an easy, nonchalant man
ner. His talk is spicy without being
risque; he is a moralist without being
a bore, and concludes his monologue
with a gem of drama.
Elsa Ruegger one of the Joint
headliners is famous as the Belgian
cellist. She has played both, here and
abroad with leading symphony and
other musical societies and has won
unequalled success on various concert
tours. She will be assisted by the
celebrated conductor, Mr. Edmund
Lichtenstein, and Zhay Clark, harp
ist.' Kathleen Clifford, making her first
American appearance after a solid
year in London where she was the
featured performer in two empire
Music Hall revues is the tiniest of
the important women on the Amer
ican stage, being considerably under
five feet in height and weighing only
93 pounds. She has become so well
known as the most artistic of boy im
nersonators that the people some
times forget her ability in feminine
roles. So this season sne sings nan
her songs in smart feminine attire.
She is billed. as Joint headllner witn
Elsa Ruegger.
Austin Webb, playing tne principal
role in "Hit the Trail" avers mat nis
play is not a Billy Sunday travesty.
but is a "comedy of conscience, a
story of those who hit the trail with
its comedy and its mirth.
Matinee every day at 2:30; all seats
reserved at 25 cents. Night perform
ance at 8:20; seats reserved at ii.
50, and 75 cents. Adv.
The
Daily
Nebraskan
Covers
All
Campus
LOST Pocketbook with $20.00 bill
and change. Return to Student Ac
tivities Office for reward. 17-4
Wanted Live fraternity man
to represent wholesale coffee
ouse. Commission of $2j to $30
iii
per month possioie. Acuirens
Burr-Jones Coffee Co., 544 Paxton
Block., Omaha, Neb.
FOR RENT One nne large mr
rlshed room for men, at 320 No. 17th
9 News
Subscribe
Today
v
New Hats With Moss Finish
BEW colors and a new finish in Stetson
Hats; it's hard to describe the colors;
they're new and entirely different shades of
brown, green and gray.
The finish is rough and moss like C flfl
that describes it pretty well .. OiUU
Other Hats 3.50 to 10.00
Bradley
Sweaters
Manhattan
Shirts
"The Kuppenheimer House in Lincoln"
SCHEMBECK'S I BAND
Bassoon, Saxaphone, Banjo
"Almost Booked Solid"
K
I
I V - A Tri E Amazo NJ1 1
W A PARAMOUNT .oJi
,xS pJCTureE jy&v
Eir
At the' MAGNET
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Shows: 1:30, 3:15, 6:30, 8:00, 9:15
NO ADVANCE IN ADMISSION
Regulation Military
DRILL SHIRTS
They're regulation Military Drill Shirts approved by the
Commandant and come in olive drab wool flannel. Well
made, in coat style, with military collars, pre-shrunk col
lar brands, double cuffs, two bellows pockets. Strictly high
grade in every detail of workmanship the standard Shirt
sold elsewhere at $4.00 and $4.50. Our special price is
only $3.50, while present lot lasts only. .
LB
.
"The Store That Sells the Best for Just a Little Less"
112 to 122 North 10th St., Lincoln
(Opposite Government Square)
SCHEMBECK'S I BAND
"Not Slam-Bang Dreamy"
"Almost Booked Solid"
St.
