THE DAILY
NEBRASKAN
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BE WISE!
Take advantage of
Oar January Clean
Sales.
SHAPIRO
MEN'S SHOP
Formerly
Grnaht Hat Factory
Tie Shop of Values
BUY NOW!
FRIDAY-SATURDAY
George Walsh
IN
"The Beast"
Sunshine Comedy
'ROAMING BATHTUB'
MUTT AND JEFF
PRICES 5c, 10c and 20c
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2:20 WED., THUR., FRI.,
8 AT. 8:20
HARRY OBEEN
In
r,KOKiF WASHINGTON rOH EN"
FRANKER WOOD &. BUNEE
WYDE
CLAUDIA COLEMAN
I 8AM GREENE & HELEN
MYRA
CASTING WARDS
SAMAROFF & SONIA
ARESONI
PRINCESS RADJAH
In llrr Fumooi
TI.KorATR HANrr."
THE KINOGRAMS
TOPICS OF THE DAY
Matinees 25c and 50c
Eveninat 25c, 50c and 75c
I KOMO KOAL
't And others:
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j Rock Springs
3 Maitland
j v Lehigh (hard)
Now on hand
WHITEBREAST COAL
AND LUMBER CO.
107 No. 11th St
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PARKE-BROWN CO.
U K. 10th K-M Oat Mot
JOHNSTON'S CANDY
" One and Two Pounds
PILLERS"
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A Good Plaoe to Eat
N. S. CAFE
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HEFFLEY'S
TAILORS
OF QUALITY
No- Hth Si fhone R-i4J
Palladlan
Open meeting tonight. A good time
1b promised to every one who comes.
Special program and eats. Every stud
ent In school la cordially Invited to
come to "Pal" hall tonight at 8
o'clock.-
All boys who are new members will
meet for practice on the new mem
bers program Saturday afternoon at
2 o'clock.
Tea for 8tudent Secretary
A tea in honor of Mary Eliba Clark,
national student secretary of the Pres
byterian church, will be held In Fac
ulty hall, 4 to 6 p. m., Friday. Every
girl on the campus is invited.
Saddle and Sirloin Club
The Saddle and Sirloin Club will
meet this evening at 6 o'clock.
Myetic Fish
Mystic Fish will meet at 12 o'clock
Monday at the Temple auditorium.
- Delian
The Dellans will hold an open
meeting Friday evening at 8 o clock in
Faculty Hall. A short play, "The Pre
mature Proposal" will be given and
the Delian orchestra will play. After
the program a good social time is
assured. Everybody welcome.
Girls' Swimming Classes
Swimming classes for girls will meet
this week. Classes every Tuesday
and Thursday evening and Saturday
afternoon as usual, hereafter. 64-2t
Drill Uniforms
It .is imperative that students who
turned In their uniforms prior to the
holiday vacation draw the same be-fore-noon
Saturday, January 10, 1920.
By order of Colonel Morlson.
William G. Murphy,
1st Lieut. Inf. U. S. A.
Menorah Society
The Menorah Society will hold a
regular meeting on Sunday evening,
January 11. at 7:30 p. m. in Faculty
Hall. Dr. Pinkser's analysis and sol
ution of the Jewish problem will be
discussed. All members are request
ed to attend. Others Hie Invited.
Alpha Zeta
Alpha Zeta will meet Saturday, Jan
uary 10, at 2 o'clock In J. P. 202. Ini
tiation and business. Important
Engineers' Smoker
The Engineers' smoker will be held
Friday evening, January 9th, at Walsh
Hall. All Engineers out. Get your
ticket and be there.
Nebraskan Solicitors
Students may call at the Students
Activities Office and receive vouchers
for the selling of Dally Nebraskan sub
scriptions for tie first semester.
Home Economics 13
AH Students who expect to take
Home Economics 13, teachers course,
next semester please see Miss Harris
in Room 5, Teachers College before
January 12.
Komensky Clu b
The Komensky Club will meet Sat
urday at 8 o'clock. Faculty Hall.
Call for Teachers
All candidates who desire teaching
positions for n-xt year, should call
at once st the Bureau of Professional
Service. 202 Temple, and fill out an
enrollment card. Calls are coming In
for positions for next year even at
this early date.
C. H. LAMBERT SINGS AT
CONVOCATION THURSDAY
Mr. C. H. Lambert accompanied by
Miss Marion Klslingburg gave a most
pleasing voice recital at Convocation
Thursday morning in the Temple
theater. Mr. Lambert sings with good
musical intelligence and has unusual
ly perfect ennunclatlon. Miss Klsling
burg has quite recently returned to
Lincoln after playing in the canton
ments and Y. M. C. A. huts of the
south.
The program follows:
I
tnvlrtiis Bruno Huhn
Three .: F- Aylward
Who Knows E- R- Ba"
II
War - Roer"
Elegle .. A a9Bonet
Homing - Teresa Del Riogo
III
Hear Me Te Winds and Waves
. Handel
"The Virtuous Vamp" First Nation,
al Exhibitors
Constance appears in Lincoln the
last half of this week In "The Virtu
ous Vamp," the 'sweetest vamp story
ever told.' Have you ever been
vamped? If you have, you know how
It feels; if you ha en't, .on wi" have
to learn. Constance Tnlmu.Ve 'ilmost
teaches you in her latest i,o 'uilon
for First National. " Vi.-'uous
Vamp" have been pronounce ! by cri
tics to be the best production Miss
Talniadge has made since her mem
orable Interpretation of the Mountain
Girl in "Tolerance." "A Virtuous
Vamp" was adapted from Clyde
Fitch's famous play, "The Bachelor."
It weaves the story cleverly around
Nellie Jones, who smilingly vamps
her way thru life, breaking hearts as
tho they are kidney beans, until she
vnmps her own heart away.
"A Day's Pleasure" First National
Exhibitors
Charles Chaplain appears this week
in "A Day's Pleasure." This is the
latest comedy which Mr. Chaplain has
made for the First National, and with
his companionable "flivver" Charlie
causes explosions of gas and explo
sions of laughter as the two reels un
wind. Charlie and his wife and two
children start out in their Ford to
spend the day. They take a delight
fully suggestive boat ride and a dip
in the ocean before their return home
late in the evening in their tmsty
Ford again. The piquant humor of
this star can only be appreciated to
its fullest extent by close observation,
as his newest comedies are departing
entirely from his "slap-stick" Btuff
of old.
"Scarlet Days" D. W. Griffith
Paramount
A' lengthy synopsis of the gripping
;heme of this latest Griffith piny has
been given in the Nebraskan. The
acting now only needs to be commend
ed. There seems to be no person who
can press the heart-strings of his
actors, as can Mr. Griffith. He makes
them weep, laugh, and render any
emotion at will. Richard Barthelmess
takes the part of the young Spaniard
and gives remarkable characterization
almost equally that of the Chink in
"Broken Blossoms." Mr. Barthelmess'
real name is Hutchinson and his fa
ther lives in Lincoln. George Faw
crtt. Ralph Graves, and Clarine Sey
mour did excellent work in the sup
porting cast. The new and whimsical
star resembling Constance Talmadge,
who takes the part of Lady Fair is
a pleasing personality. Clarine Sey
mour's "Little Flameheart" is a re
maraab picturization which will live
In the annals of pictures.
"Quality Is Economy"
Armstrong's
Clearance Sale
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reducing the cost of clothes; that is
about all the explanation necessary,
except that this January Savings in
cludes
Hart Schaffner
and Marx
Suits and O'coats
Every man who keeps an
eye open will appreciate
this AnnualJanuary event
of bona fida price reduc
tions from our regular all
season prices.
Now in Progress
Dress Suits Included
Copyright 1919, Hart Schaffner & Marx
"A Damsel in Distrres" Pathe
Creighton Hale and June Caprice,
joint-stars who will be remembered
for their clwver act in "Oh! Boy" in
pictures, are now appearing in "A
Damsel in Distress." This is another
comedy drama peculiarly suited to
their needs for light comedy, mingled
with mystery and strange situations.
Pathe Is a master of these. Creigh
ton Hale will be remembered for
his excellent work in "The Thirteenth
Chair" and June Caprice for her Fo
creations of 1916 18.
"The Beast" Fox
George Walsh reappears on the sil
ver sheet after a recent serious illness
in this drama of action and virile
personality called "The Beast." The
reformation of a typical western bad
man hi keenly portrayed by this expo
nent of agility, who seems to rival
Douglas Fairbanks at times for popu
larity.
IV
Rose In the Bud
Tl, TTaart fit Hflr.
The 8U11 Small Voles R- HamMea ,
..D. Foster
Cadman
"Dance of Cleopatra"
The Orpheum bill for this week has
two headliners that are worthy of
more than mere mention. The danc
er Princess Radjah dance the dance
of Cleopatra, gTeatly exited the au
dience by featuring an enormous bull
snake. An amusing sketen gnnrumg
the Golden Gate was portrayed by
Harry Green & Company. It appeared
that even in Heaven the "gift of Gab
is a valuable asset. Claudle Coleman
is a most clever impersonator of
women and presented all types of
women ranging from a 10-eent-store-girl,
to a club woman. Woode &
Wyde gave a clever conversion over
the telephone by the iuvjis of Tin' Ins.
The program was comi ieted by Green
Myrna presenting a novelty d arcing
act
EXTENSION WORKERS
MEET AT STATE FARM
Extension workers of the state will
meet at the State Farm on January
12,'for their annual conference. Chan
cellor Avery and a speaker from the
United States Department cf Agricul
ture will talk to thm.
ARMSTRONG
CLOTHING COMPANY
Nebraska Largest Exclusive Men's and Boys' Store
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GEORGE WAL8H
In "The Beast," at the Colonial this
Week
THE DAYS GONE BY
One Year Ago Today
Huskers defeated the Omaha Bal
loonists 32-14.
Two Years Ago Today
Inter-frat basketball gets flying
start Delta Upsilon and Phi Delta
Theta victors.
Eleven Years Ago Today
Medical college reaches highest en
rollment in years, 147 on roll.
A CORRECTION
Through a misunderstanding it was
announced tn the Nebraskan for
Thursday, January 7. that University
Week would extend from March 13
through March 16. The dates for the
snnual spring tour should have been
given out as March 25 to April 3, tn-
DANCE SATURDAY NIGHT
ROSEWILDE
Beck's Syncopated Symphony
spotless
GLOVES!
a mark of
the well groomed
Send Your Gloves to Good Cleaners
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