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Paiiadlan Pictures
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silk and worsted and Sea Island
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UNION SUITS
Priced, $1.50 to S6.00
end Higher
We display and sell these
famous LEWIS Union Suits and
want you to examine the differ
ent weights and materials, and
the generously good construc
tion and then note the big consumer-value.
Palladlan Literary Society will moet
for Cornhuskor plcturo at Townsond'a
Tuosday at 12 o'ciock.
nH Cross Workers
The Red Cross rooms In Nebraska
hall will bo open Tuosday anu 'inurs
day 2 to G o'clock, Fridays, 9 to 12 and
1 to 5 o'clock.
Pre-Medlc Society
The Pro-Medic society will bold a
business mooting Tuesday, January 8,
in Bessoy hall, Qonoral Locturo room,
for business transactions.
All-University Party Meeting
An important meeting of the general
All-University Party committee has
h..n nniiort for Tuosday evening at
7 o'clock, in Faculty hall of the Tom
..I., tnr. Mm lUiniRsinn of tho "Foto
of Nations." As this Is tho most am
bitious undertaking of tho committoo
this year, all members are urged to
be present and on time.
ALUMNI NEWS
Ethel Lee Howie. ,06-'14, has been
elected teacher of history In the high
school at Ogden City, Utah.
Mildred V. Lufkln, '18, has ac
cepted a position in the public schools
of Hull, Iowa, for the second semester.
C. V. Williams, A.M. '10, superin
tendent of the Nebraska School of
Agriculture at Curtis was on the cam
pus Friday.
"THOSE WHO PAY" THE GREAT
BESSIE BARRISCALE SENSATION
ORPHEUM MONDAY, TUESDAY
AND WEDNESDAY.
Bessie Barriscale, a favorite with
Lincoln motion picture lovers, has
never done better acting in a difficult
role than in "Those Who Pay," a
Thomas H. Ince special production
booked for the Orpheum, Monday mat
inee to Wednesday matinee. And, for
that matter, the same is true of How
ard Hickman, and the remainder of
her capable support.
The chief defect of most motion pic
tures is overacting. If pain or sorrow
is to be registered, the wierd grimaces
and facial contortions amount to lit
tle better than a burlesque, and fail
to produce the intended effect. The
same may be said of registering other
emotions. Only the exceptional actor
and tho exceptional director can give
that deft touch which makes the mo
tion picture a substitute for reality.
In "Those Who Pay," Raymond B.
West as director, and Charles Stumar
as photographer, cooperating with the
cast, have succeeded in recording on
the film a succession of events in the
life of a man and two women the
ubiquitous and) eternal triangle In
such a beautiful manner as to please
the most hypercritical.
"Those Who Pay" treats of a phase
of modern life not at all unknown to
the medieval and ancients where ono
woman loves not wisely but too well
a married man who yielded to temp
tation in a moment of weakness, and
where the wronged wife with kind
heartedness and tact smoothes out tho
difficulties, breaks the triangle, and
yet does not precipitate a grewsome
tragedy to end it all.
Not one of them escapes payment
in "Those Who Pay" neither the man
who led a double life, nor the wronged
wife, nor the girl who without original
intent to do wrong caused much sor
row to all concerned; but the succes
sive steps in this drama-tragedy are
taken so naturally, and acted so ex
quisitely, as to be without offence to
the most sensitive.
in "Those Who Pay" there is no at
tempt made to condone or gloss over
sin, even though the participants are
gentlefolk and the action refined. Sin
brings its own punishment immuta
ble, certain, commensurate but those
who pay the penalty frequently in
clude some who are only in a remote
ivnv in lilnme. The wronced wife suf
fers; but her wise handling of the
cHitntlnn Ic crowned with lOV.
Bessie Barriscale, as the girl more
sinned against than sinning, depicts
none of the "harpy" or "vampire"
ita in n mnment of weakness.
where the very elements conspired
against them, she and the man (How
ard Hickman) fell. She was not
blameless but she loved much and
tiiprpfnrfi much can be forgiven her.
And the wronged wife solved the prob
lem through love that genuine love
which is divine, which embraces all
mankind.
r Onnlnpr Sullivan, author of
"Those Who Pay," is known to pie
lnvprss ns thp. author also Of "CiV'
ilization" and "The Zeppelin's Last
Raid," both of which were shown at
the Orpheum recently. Appropriate
Tnnctr. -iciii hp. rendered by the or
nTiPiim Pnnpprt Orchestra, under the
direction of ProL Arthur J. Babich,
and patrons may be sure of as great
a treat as they had last week witness
Inr "TTip PrJrP nf a Good Time." The
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Twenty five years "ago the General
Electric Company was founded.
Since then, electricity has sent its thrill
through the whole structure of life.
Eager to turn wheels, to lift and carry,
to banish dark, to gather heat, to hurl
voices and thoughts across space, to
give the world new tools for its work
electricity has bent to man's wilL
Throughout this period the General
Electric Company has held the great
responsibilities, and high ideals of
leadership.
It has set free thc'spirit ofrcsearch.
It has given tangible form to inven
tion, in apparatus of infinite precision
and gigantic power.
. And it has gone forth, co-operating with
every industry, to command this unseen .
force and fetch it far to serve all people.
Dy the achievements which this com
pany has already recorded may best
be judged the greater ends its future
shall attain, the deeper mysteries it
yet shall solve in electrifying more
and more of the world's work.
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