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1IKI.F.H M. TIRLKY
A IHw Chrlntle Comedy
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TOPICAL AND TRAVEL
PICTURES
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PAT HE SEMI-WEEKLY NEWS
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KMI.TO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
,ln E. NrhtwfT, Conductor
TUCKS., FRI., SAT.
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TIIIJRS., FRI.. 8 AT.
PAULA ARMSTRONG & CO.
Atfclrtto Mnrvpln
ROSE & THORNE
'Th Tula Ir and the Swede Girl"
BILLY ROGERS
II Mken Yon Smile
BELMONT'S CANARY OPERA
A Springtime Novelty
"CROOKED STREETS"
IIKEKTT CONCERT ORCHESTRA
Arthwr J- liahlrh. Dlrertor
INTERNATIONAL NEWS
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ALL THIS WEEK H
THE RIGHT TO LOVE"
with 1
MAE MURRAY
and
DAVID POWELL
AIk Shalt Comedy and Topical
Pictures
TABOR AND GREEN
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ORPHEUM CIRCUIT
2:30 Now Twice Daily 8:20
Season's Supreme Event
Singer's
Midgets
30 tiny men and women; 3
elephants; 20 ponies; 15 dogs,
topDina bia Orpheum bill.
fc Usual prices. No advance. But
a buy seats early.
THTJRS., FRI., SAT.
William Russell
in
"The Man Who
Dared"
Lore, Thrills, Romance
Snxshine Comedy
"AN ELEPHANT'S
NIGHTMARE"
Mutt and Jeff News
Drink Our Egg Malted Milk
For lunch.
They are a full meal.
chapmajcs srea
Oscar R. Caaa, V. N. 'IS, Mgr.
lilt
Commercial Photographers
Baaqunt, Play Cnat and Club
I'ictama a Specialty.
TRY OUR
Kodak rialahtn and Knlnrjring.
HINDMARSH STUDIO
ISO O St. B130
LOEB'S ORCHESTRA
fiuMneas P1iMie
BSHC
Residence
BS70S
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Clark, ol Stella,
will attend the Notre Dame game
tomorrow.
Clara Curry, ox-'20, of Denison, la.,
is spending the week-end at the
Kappa Alpha Theta house.
Mrs. Burt, of Omaha, is ' visiting
her daughter, Frances Burt, at the
Kappa Alpha Theta house.
Worth McDonald. '22, nas returned
from a visit in Omaha.
Winifred Brandt, of Omaha, will
be the week-end guest of Isabel l'ear
sall at the Pi Beta Thi house.
Wm. Alleman, '23, who has been in
Omaha for the past few days, has re
turned to school.
Dorothy Adkins and Helen Adkins,
of Omaha, who will attend the Notre
Dame game, are to be guests at the
Pi Beta Thi house.
Eleanore Teregoy, Nell Roecher
and Jane Schoentgen, of Council
Bluffs, will be guests for the week
end, of Inez Teregoy at 1220 R street.
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Richards are
to be guests of their son, Fied Rich
ards, on Saturday at the Phi Delta
Theta house.
George Haslam, '22, of the Omaha
Medical College, will spend the week
end at the Delta Upsilon house.
F. E. Wright, of Scottsbluff, will
be a visitor at the Thi Kappa Psi
house during the week-end.
Mrs. Glen Reed, of Council Bluffs,
is a guest at the Ti Beta Phi house.
Izetta Smith, of Omaha, is a guest
of Lavida Fritzland.
Fred Richards leaves tomorrow for
Fremont where he will spend the re
mainder of the week.
Leontine Louise, of Council Bluffs,
is to be a week-end visitor at the Pi
Beta Thi house.
Herbert Cushman, ex-'22, of Deni
son, la., will be a guest at the Phi
Delta Theta house for homecoming.
Mrs. R. A. Smith, of Omaha, will
be the guest of her niece, Donna Mc
Donald, at the Kappa Alpha Theta
house.
Adele LeDoit, of North Tlatte, is a
guest at the Alpha Phi house.
Mildred Shirley, ex-'22, of Hum
boldt, will spend the week-end at the
Chi Omega house.
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bseritijde
chooi or
DANCE
Saturday
NIGHT
8:30 O'clock
Beck's
Syncopated
Orchestra.
I Say:
We award the sandpaper
Bathing suit to the prof.
Who waits until you are
Due at your next class
Before he begins to think
About the assignment and
Who shouts parting warnings
And instructions to you as
You sift out the door
And beat it for the next
Torture chamber without
Even having time to
Go after the "Rag."
Matilda Jane.
Theatre Reviews
Orpheum.
The principal attractions at the
Orpheum this week are the Singer's
Midgets, a company of well-formed
little people who do, and do quite
well, really difficult feats. The com
pany consists of thirty men and wo
men, three elephants and other ani
mals, and carries with it three cur
loads of scenery. The costumes are
unusually gorgeous and with the
beautiful settings, present a very
artistic background. The e.it is
divided into several parts with solo
work, chorus numbers, and other fea
tures. The voices in the choruses
are not especially good but are prob
ably as good as the voices of any
midgets.
Lincoln High and North Platte
High are bookea to meet, on Nebraska
Field in a good game. The two
schools met last year and Lincoln
emerged with the long end of the
score.
Dramatic Club
Connis Club
MacDowell Club
Saddle & Sirloin Club
Palladian Society
lTnion Society
School of Music
T. C. II. S.
KMBI.KMS
HALLETT
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I"! Cni Jeweler E;
lj Kstab. 1871 1143 O St. C
Bubbles
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In a
By Ima Cuckoo.
nearby city after a recent
accident where the superintendent o!'
schools was fatally injured as a re
sult of being run over by a street
car, the daily paper came out with
the following headline: "Wife and
Child Come Before Operation on Head
of the City Schools."
From this headline in the Ne
braskan yesterday it is evident that
the students in Company D at the
State Farm should begin the study of
art: "Farm Company " Draws First
Rifles Issued."
Somebody suggested yesteiday that
it was singular that the head of the
Dramatic Department . should be
named Howell. But we never heard
Miss Howell, did you?
The Green Goblins should hold
their second meeting Hallowe'en
night, said a well-meaning Freshman
yesterday.
Why not have a new post-graduate
organization at Nebraska called the
Yellow Ghosts?
"Can you turn an ice cream cone
into a movie actress," asked Mary
Miles Minter at 2 o'clock last week.
"No," was the reply.
"Well, I can," said Mary, as she
swallowed the cream and cone whole.
"Watch for Rosewilde announce
ment in Monday's Rag."
Cotner University and Hastings Col
lege meet this afternoon on Bethany
Field. Cotner was defeated last week
and Hastings held Grand Island to a
tie score.
f Learn to
DANCE
We teach you to dance in
six private lessons. Phone
for appointment.
Mrs. T. E. Williams
Private Studio
B4258 1220 D St.
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The Unitarian Church
12th and II St.
A church especially for those who cannot conscientiously
profess the theological beliefs required by the orthodox
churches.
Services Sundays at 11 o'clock.
Rev. James W. Macdonald, minister.
Madame Gildroy Scott, soloist.
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Cleaning and Remodeling for
Ladies and Genu,
m No. 11th SL B1422
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For Good Food Good Service
Moedrate Prices.
1238 O St.
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INDISPENSABLE to the college girl's wardrobe is a smart plaid separate
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and some button trimmed, of the best quality plaid materials. There are
large, broken plaids and small block checks in browns and blues combined
with green, as well as black and white combinations. Knife, accordian, box,
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The Engrossing Study of
Personal Charm
One subject you should not neglect
when making up your fall study pro
gram, the art of personal charm.
Beauty is a science and fashion is
an art quite as important in a girl's
career as music, literature, painting
or philosophy.
You are determined, of course, that
you will acquire that personality and
presence worthy of the splendid edu
cation you are receiving. The great
est step in the right direction is the
power of graceful, fascinating, attrac
tive clothes.
Every girl should study the art
and laws of fashion as she masters
"House of Youth" Putts
and Coat
the principles of poetry, painting or
drama. For their influence is in
estimable, and they are part of that
higher education which fits her for
life.
As you go out into the world the
finest tribute you can pay to the
training you have received will be
your own charming, engaging person
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