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WEDNESDAY THURSDAY
PAULINE
FREDERICK
In a Story of Mystery, Romance
and Thrills
"THE WOMAN ON THE
INDEX
FATTY ARBUCKLE
In "Fatty's Canine Friend"
PRICES 6c 11c 17c
Where Thousands Meet Thou
sands Daily
MON. TUES. WED.
"THE MYSTIC GARDEN"
A necromatic novelty of splen
dor presented by
C. W. NELSON and Co.
MATTIE CHOATE & CO.
In the one-act comedy
"OUTCLASSED"
THE PROPELLER TRIO
Harmony Singers
ROBERT MILLIKIN
"Musical Comedy A la Carte"
LIBERTY NEWS WEEKLY
PEARL WHITE
In the Eleventh Chapter
THE BARS OF DEATH
of the Amazing Story,
"THE LIGHTNING RAIDER"
BRADER & THE ORCHESTRA
Rendering a Medley- of -Irish
Melodies
THREE SHOWS DAILY, 2:30,
7, 9 MATS, 15c, NIGHTS 15-25c
M 0 N. TU E S. W E D.
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NORMA TALMAGE
in
"THE PROBATION WIFE"
A woman's love is deeper than
the ocean, and she never shares
it except but see the story,
"The Probation Wife," and learn
when.
HAROLD LLOYD IN
"I'M ON MY WAY"
Pathe News Screen Magazine
Rialto Concert Orchestra
Overture Jean L. Schaefer,
Conductor "A Selection of
Irish Airs"
Shows start at 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 p. m.
Mats, all seats 15c Nights 20c
Orpheum
Wednesday Mat, 4
Days, March 19
Vaudeville's Scenic Sensation
SYLVIA BIDWELL COMPANY
IN LANGDON McCORMACK'S
The Forest Fire
A Drama of the 'Timberland
HARRY JOLSON
Blackface Comedian
RAMSDELLS & DEYO
Different Dancers
Leo Kohlman & Co.
In "Two Sweethearts"
SANSONE & DELILA
In Something Original
Butter Jacque
SANTOS & HAYS
"The Health Hunters"
mY MARVIN
The Jolly Girl
Klnograms New Pictures
Orpheum Concert Orchestra
Arthur J. Bablch, Director
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Menorah Society
The Menornh Society will hold Its
next regular meeting at the home- of
Professor Williams of the sociology
department, 407 North 26th street, on
Sunday, March 23d, at 7:30 p. ra. An
Interesting program has been planned.
Every one Interested Is welcome.
Xi Delta
XI Delta will meet Thursday eve
ning at 7 o'clock In the Woman's Hall.
BlairClub
The Blair Club will meet Saturday,
March 21, at 8 o'clock at 405 North
25th street.
"Ag" Club Meeting
There will be a regular meeting of
"Ag" Club in Music Hall, Temple, at
7:30 p. m., March 20.
Mathematics Club
The Mathematics Club meets Thurs
day, March 20, at 7:30 in the Faculty
Hall, Temple building. Messrs. J. A.
Brooks and P. J. White will speak on
"Complex Numbers." Mathematical
games will be played. Visitors are wel
come. Visitors are urged to be present.
The Twins' Club
The Twins' Club will meet Saturday
evening, March 22, at 1315 A street.
Every university twin is a member of
the clu band is urged to attend.
Home Economics
Home Economics meeting Wednes
day night at Woman's Hall, 7:30 p. m.
Girls are requested to bring finished
dresses.
Senior Debating
All seniors interested in class de
bate are requested to meet in U 102
at 11 o'clock Thursday.
"N" Club Meeting
The "N" Club will meet at the Com
mercial Club Thursday at 12 o'clock.
Christian Science Society
The Christian Science Society of the
University will meet Thursday at 7:30
p. m. in room 204 in the Temple. A
cordial invitation is extended to all
students and faculty of the univer
sity. Dramatic Club
Dramatic Club meets Thursday at
7:30 in the Temple Theater to witness
the final rehearsal of "Strongheart,"
the senior class play of the Agricul
tural High School.
ALUMNI NOTES
Verne Havens, ex '05, a former civil
engineering student at tne umverBuy,
i Hmo rnmmercial attache
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for the United States government at
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Santiago, Chile, is now eauor-in-cmei.
of "La Nacion Internacionale," an in
ternational periodical published In the
Spanish language by the McGraw Hill
Company of New lorK tx.
IN DAYS GONE BY
tm vara Aao Today
An Inter-fraternity baseball league
was organized. The athletic board fcv
cided that "N" men would not be
nlavin.
Members of the iacuuy wne
hoin th ntudents In the campaign
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to get a genuine NebrasKa sous.
Min Years Aao Today
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co-eds. 4 .
Thirty-one seniors were eietieu w
Phi Beta Kappa.
Four Years Ago Today
The fourth annual University Night
was held.
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