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WeestVy Girs Learn Art Of
Cooking In Many Kitchenettes
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A Musical Revue Extraordinary
Featuring
The Mardl Gras Sextette
MURPHY & WHITE
CHARLIE WILSON
The Loose Nut
, McCORMACH & IRVING
"Telling the Truth"
HUBERT DYER
LUCAS A LEE
"THE MAGIC GLASSES"
Kinograms Topics of Day
Pre-War Matinee Prices 1,000
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Niahta 50c, 75c, $1.00 and $1.25
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VON, TCE8., WED.
MANAGER HCNCAN Preaenta
Pearl White
la m Story of the North
TIGER'S CUB"
Ooawdy, Nrwn, Orrhratra
MON, TIES.. WED.
CONSTANCE TALMADGE
Id the John Emrrann-Anita. Looa
Production
"DANGEROUS BUSINESS"
BUSTffR KEATON
In Ills Latent Comedy
"THE BCARECUOW"
Hatha Nrtii Traelotne
Topic of the Day
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MATS. 40e NIUIIT flSe
LYRIC
Reports conioj from Wellesley that
they believe the inspired poet was
right when lie sang: "We may live
without friends, wo may live without
books, butvclvilized man cannot livt
wl)' out cooks." In recognition or iliis
belief dispatches from that Maissacnu
setts Institution of naming indicate
that steps have already been taken
to make every Wellesley girl a good
cook.
Kitchenettes and electric cooking
appliances In the dormitories are the
means to the desired result. The odoi
of rich cooking now fills t!:o halls
formerly permeated ; by choice per
fumes, and cries of "Help me baste
the turkey" take the place of the ror
nu'i cries for "Something to !o: some
thing to do. The voice of the dis
tracted cooker has become a famlIc:r
sound In the buildings.
Tower Court, Clarlln and two of
the Quadrangle houses are already
provided with kitchenettes and the
other dormitories are now being fitted
with electric cooking apparatus. The
kitchenettes themselves are models of
neatness and convenience and alum
nae of Wellesley, beholt'.ing tnem
with envy, recall with a sigh Jien
own days of smuggled chafing
Jlshes,
HUSKER5 TRYOUT OH
COLISEUM FLOOR
Three Complete Teanw In Readiness
to Battle Invaders From
Grinnell.
a I.I. Tnifl WEEK
rreaented by JESSE I I.ASKT
"BEHOLD MY WIFE!"
With MILTOX 8II.I.8. ELLIOTT
DF.XTEK and MABEL JULIENNE
SCOTT.
CHIEF 0S-KO-M0N
"THE DANCE of the SENSES"
Ala tiood Comedy and Topical
Plrtorce
HE .VER8 LYRIC ORCHESTRA
SHOWS hTAKT AT 1. . . 1.
MATS. tOc NKiHT SSc
Cor.ch Schissler took the Huskcr
basketball squad to the Coliseum foi
their second workout on the new tlooi
yesterday afternoon. The men are
rapidly getting used to the new floor
und are showing a great deal mort
speed than has been previously ex
hibited. Every man on the Husker squad
is being given a chance to show what
he can do on a large floor, and Coach
Schissler expects to use a large nuni
ber of men In the games. Three
full teams are working every night
in preparation for the contests with
the Grinnell quintet.
The floor at present is a great deal
more slippery than the men havt
been used to playing upon and is
hampering their speed somewhat, but
tho size offsets this disadvantage to
a great extent.
Spectators will not be allowed on
the floor, under any conditions dur
ing the games. The size of the f.mi
ory made it necessary for a krgt
number of the people to stand up
at tho ends of the court, but this.
has been done away at the Coliseum
owing to the much larger seating
capacity.
The exact timo of the games has
not been definitely announced, but
they will not start until everybodj
has had plenty of time to get out to
tho Coliseum. '
The Iowwa team is scheduled to
arrive some timo Thursday night oi
Friday morning. Grinnell has a strong
team this year and is coming to Lin
coln with the intention of taking the
Huskers scalp home with them. It
will be remembered that the lowans
successfully defeated the Huskers
two years ago and that Nebraska win
have to win these two contests to
even up this old score.
Director Luehring has made exten
sive plans for the opening Friday am
Saturday and wants everybody 01
hand to make It a feature event 1l
the history of the University.
MON.. TIES., WED.
ELLI8 NOWLl.N TKOIPK
Merry llenarche of the Sawdnat
Arena
Preeentlnc HI Original Character
MonoloKue -"TDK
STREET FAKIR"
Prcaentlna;
"A FEW MOMENTS AT THE
CHL'Mft CLl'B"
Presenting a Dmplay of Digital
Dexterity
"WATCH I OR THE BIRD"
The Singing VanMtera In
MORE DLI'ES"
"APRIL IOOL"
A New Cnmerir
"THE LOST CITT"
A Tale of Adventnro
International Newa Weekly
Itahleh and the Orrheatra
HOWS TART T t .30. 7:(K. :00
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PETERSEN'S
ORCHESTRA .
Booked at
University Rates.
- We Deliver the
Goods.
Call F1561 1501 0 St
PERSONALS
Lieutenant Hagan of the Universit
Military Department has been ordere
to Fort Crook to, be examined fo
promotion to a captaincy.
Florence Miller, '24. spent Tuesda
in Peck's Grove.
Clare McMillan, '22, Is 111 with
scarlet fever.
Link Dunn, ex-'20, of Weeping
Water, who has been lsiting at the
Beta Theta PI house, has returned tc
his home.
Duncan Cull, ex-'22, was a visitor
at the Beta. Theta Pi house on Mon
day.
Amos Glnn, '22, who has been ill at
the Phi Kappa Psl house, has re
turned to school.
Frank Morgan, '23, returned Sun
day from York, where he spent the
week-end.
Dave Noble, '24, spent Saturday
and Sunday In Omaha.
W. R. Kepner. ex-'22, of Osceola
who has been visiting at the Sigma
Alpha Epsllon house, has returned to
his home.
SCHOOL FOR CHRISTIAN
LEADERS GIVES LECTURES
Important Subjects to Be DircusseO
by Religious Groups at Teachers'
College Hall.
The Training School for Christian
Leadership under the Department oi
Religious Education of the Lincoln
Council of Churches began last night
at 7:15 in the auditorium of Teach
ers' College Hall. Meetings will last
until 9:30 p. m. The school extends
to March 29, inclusive. Reglstrolic.fi
fee is one dollar, payable at the time
of enrollment.
Some of the Important subjects to
be considered in the period are:
Teen Age Specialization, Dramatiza
tion and Story Telling, Hand Work
in Religious Education, Principles
and Methods of Religious Education,
Training and Devotional Life, Camp
Fire and Canadian Program, Four-
known as the first period, ana a tair
fold Lr.dershlp Training Program lor
Boys, and Missionary Education. The
first Dart of the evening will bo
ty-minute "forum" will be conducted
between this period and the secona
period which extends from 8:40 tc
9:25 p. m.
Tho following are members cf ibe
Department of Religious Education.
Dean R. Leland, chairman; Gene
vieve Brown, secretary; Eleanoia T.
Miller, director of the school; Dr.
Lida B. Earhart. Dr. C. G. Murphy.
Prof. F. M. Gregg, Superintendent M.
C. Lefjer, Miss Ruth Prytle, Rev. Os
car W.' Lowe, Miss Helen E. Rich
ards, Rev. F. U. Ainslie, Miss Rut
Easterday, Mrs. W. T. Elmore, Eat
Mast, Dr. D. E. Thomas, Dr. W. W.
Lawrence.
DID YOU?
Did you ever effervesce
Along the campus promenades
With your feet hardly touching the
Ground, satisfied with the
World and the sunshine and
Chocolate Malted Milk Bars
And most of all with that
lysterious Being Yourself
And radiating self confidence
Feeling that you could conquer
The world with one blow
Of your inky first,
And suddenly look up to
Meet that disdainful, blase,
World-weary, and entirely .self
Sufficient apology for a glance
From the very professional
Adonis who graces a tub hat
And sideburns and rather
Obvious horn rimmed eye-pieces
And kid gloves and a would-be
Meerschaum and a bulging
Conspicuously new brief case.
And who passes you leaving
"An atmosphere
Of superior bookdom and tobacco
And a sickening realization
Of how small a thing
Is your own wisdom.
Don't you Just feel like
drop In the bucket
Or
A needle in a haystack
And wouldn't you Just
Ixve to crawl away
To some shady retreat
Like the proverbial
Worm?
Wouldn't you just LOVE
To be a lawyer!
K. S.
The people who got Ice-skates for
Christmas find them about as useful
as a fly-swatter.
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Get the
new DANCE
STEPS
Private Lessons. Also Classes.
Phone B6657 MISS STEVENS
The
UNIVERSITY SCHOOL of MUSIC
Adrian M. Newens, Director
Offers Thorough Training in Music and
Dramatic Art
A LARGE FACULTY OF SPECIALISTS IN ALL
DEPARTMENTS
Anyone May Enter
FULL INFORMATION ON REQUEST
Opposite the Campus
Phone B1392 11th and R Sts.
DOWN with the
HIGH COST OF DANCING
DANCE
CE?.v
I Knights of Columbus
Hall! ,
FRIDAY, JAN. 14
BERNARD NEVIN'S ORCHESTRA
With Howard Grantham, Saxaphonist
LISTEN:
A Twenty-five Dollar Hall.
A Seven Dollar Per Man Orchestra.
A Ticket for a Dollar Two Bits.
The ONLY Dance Complying with Your Demands.
$1.25 Tax Paid
Eight-thirty
ir-
SpecialJWeiek
Beginning Monday for one week only, we
will CLEAN and PRESS LADIES' one-
piece DRESSES without accordian pleat-"
ing for
$1.00
We will guarantee the same workmanship
and service as heretofore given.
Called for and Delivered. Phone B6575
Lincoln Cleaning & Dye Works
326-36 South 11th St
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