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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 6, 1919)
it n ajf frimaittwaitmiimtiiaaariHriMii at Jfim ay WliUi'WII ilKlBHf tl"! 1 "f ' U'umBW llWlllHtHMim !MUM!!I THUR.FRI. SAT. GLADYS BROCKWELL in "CHASING RAINBOWS" A New Sunshine "THE YELLOW DOG-CATCHER" Prices, 6c-llc-20c .w:iisuiiHiittu)iiiiaHwmmitMmmiiunnnjiuujimiiin)irunjiJumiuJiiaiJUUiniinituiiuj Wed. Thur, Frl., Sat. BESSIE CLAYTON Prr-orat llrrnrlf and thou Inrom parnhl Kpnlli Diinrrra Eisa OANSINO Eduardo In MIm Clayton' NliMlcrii-Xln4en Ditnrr Creation, with Mimical ('mrdjr'ii but eccentric dancer JAME8 CLEMONS ArtUur Gordon Wllbert Dann and company of clever nrtUt MISS JULIA NASH MR. C. H. O'DONNELL RAY W. SNOW AaalMted by Xarino Velmar In "YOU I'H'K 'KM" WILLIAM DUNHAM and GRACE O'MALLEY TED DONER ROSA KING TRIO HARRY AND H-'KRIKT SEEBACK TI1K KINOiiRAMS TOriCS OK THE DAY Mat. I3e. Ee. 5c and 75. AM. THIS HUFU The MlgliticHt I.ove Story Ever Told W DOROTHY PHILLIPS S the brilliant star of "The Heart of Humanity" in "THE RIGHT TO HAPPINESS" Wonderful Picture and Manic I KIALTO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA leun I.. Scliaefer, Conductor l'athe I'athe Review Shown Stars at 1. 8. 5, 7. 9 P. M. MatH All Sents 1.1c Mht 3e it( VVf I TH V R. FRI. SAT. The Mimical Comedy H THAT'S GOING SOME" I with Oeorge Wanner, .lack Hart and Beauty Chorua EDNA MAY-FOSTER in an Original NOVELTY OFFERING LEE and LAWRENCE Presenting "MILADY BAFFLES" THE LA VINE TRIO Veraatlle Entertainers In "SURPRISES" FRANK KEENAN in the Powerful Drama "GATES OF BRASS" LIBERTY NEWS WEEKLY IKADER AND THE ORCHESTRA latN. ISc Nisht SIK' tial. IBc a " 1 1 urri avj'c i iTTi r turiTrol v. ' I s 13 L f THUR. FRI. SAT I LOUISE I GLAUM I in "SAHARA" A Romance of Gay Paris and Mysterious Cairo S Mat., ise Nlft-nt SOc. Chil. loe Shows Start at 1, S, S, 7, 9 P. M. B Miiomiik SUBSCRIBE For The NEBRASKAN ORPHEUM BILL IS ONE OF THE BEST SHOWN THIS YEAR Hrlnglna a breath of old Mudild, I.fHHlt Clayton ami her Spit nirili dancers come to the Oiphcuin IIiIm week at the head of a very remark able program. Ut'HHle herself In a riotous, whirling bit of femininity und an nrt IhI 1c toe dancer. Tlio two SpanlHh dancem, rival, If not out rival her In the excellence of. their performance. Even the Interloctor Ih a valuabe addition to the proKiam. The costumes are strikingly altrac-tlve. someining uinerem accounts lor the success of the musical mri inge presented by William Dunham and Grace O'Malley. It Ih clever ami breezy from the atari and Ih the biggest mirth provoker of the whole Bhow. Then Julia Natih Hnd "Chick" ()' Donnel have u delightful domestic disagreement which ends In the usual felicitous manner after both have heated up the atmosphere with a dis play of temper. The program opens with Hurry and Harriet Seeback who do some rklll- ful work and Ted Doner, a nifty nt who lisps a few songs In an attempt to be funny. The closing numbers have more seat than usual, N'arine Velmar, who assists Ray V. Snow, presents a study in red, white ind blue, if you look closely enough. Her costumes Hie originally designed. Snow acquits himself well In carry'ng the heavy pans. Members of the Rosa King trio are whirlwinds when it comes to tight rope dancing. Ol'R trim m uty of satisfac lion puts the matter "up to you." You decide whether the good satisfy; if they don't you miy what will satisfy; and we do that. BUBBLES In addition to the teams already entered in the intermural basketball tournament, announcement is made that the Innocents and the Student Council will also have teams this year. A spirited contest is promised when the two teams meet. Last Falland Now A year ajro O. D. nd navy lilue wen the favorite styles with yountr men; now it's the new double hrenstcds. You'll like the new double-breasteds; they're the smartest models we've had in years. With belts, or half belts, or no belts; yoke back, plaited back, de tachable belts. Single-breasted styles, too, for those who prefer them. The late designs from The House of Kuppenheimer Clothes in all these models are very stunning. Exceptionally good things at V 1 0 s50 And at $35, $40, $45, $55, $60, $70 Essay No. 6 The Haircut The haircut is the appellation ap plied to the removal of the hirsute adornment from the head of man. Before the war, it was customary to have this operation performed at least once a week, but the barber, having learned the gentle art of proflteeering, has made the haircuts fewer and farther between, until sev eral of the men in school have a head of hair that make them look like a grand pianist Due to the high cost of the tonsorlal effort, several stud ents are now cutting their own hair. To find out who they are, it is neces sary to look around in the classroom and pick them out. Their hair pre sents a series cf indentations or mar ginal recesses, resembling the sharp side of a saw. Because the hair, as it is now cut, fails to make a pleading g impression the men are making an organized effort to have haircuts re moved from the list of social qualifications. I .at Ill Warm Winter Overcoats to Please You Our stock of stylish coats is in fine condition smart double breasters; short Ulsters; leather lined novelties; dress coats; everything for your winter's wear $30, $35, $40, to $75 ii i mm niuiiiiiiiniiiiuiiiiiiillllllllllllllllllllllUIIII I 1 $ , I V : ! T-tr WW Quality Clothes uuiiiiiuiwii,!!, iiiiiiiiiiilllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllll ELDoradO "lie master drawing pencil' A man is judged by the pencil he keeps. A well-sharpened Dixon's Eldorado is a friend to be proud of. IO?KPH DIXON CRUC1BLK CO. i Pencil Dept. Jeriey City, N.J. Canadian Diatritiutori A. B. Uunminll Co., I.l.L Turunt ELISA and EDUARDO CANSINO The wonderful Span ish dancers with Bessie Clayton at the Orpheum Thea ter this week are quite the talk of the town, offering what is undeniably the most distinctive pre sentation of its kind in vaudeville. --17XEADS one jbr every ned or preference - - WANT ADS For Music call Cliff Scott, B1482. coocoocooooecooocccccoocccorc- LOST: Gun metal chain with (Shaf fer's fountain pen cap and lucky dog attached. Finder return to student ac tivities office. Reward. 33-SL LOST: Kester text book and a lab oratory notebook in Nebraska cafe teria. Please leave at student activi ties office. LOST Reincoat from men' coat room of Chemistry hall. Please re turn to Student Activities offlce. M THEY SAY "Clothes do not make the man" But don't try going without them. Keep them in g-ood shape by The "ABLE" Process B2304 ai r rmrs. n rmm XI a Hani Ln L MM I I I 99 CLEANXES AND DYERS "A Good as Any" "Beiter Than Umj" 139 No. 14 I