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A MUDDY BRIDE"
A Nw Comedy
.-Miracles of the Jungle"
Wander Anlmul ampler
I'roduciio I
M'MAHON SISTER&
..1-xponraU of KU Harmony"
BOBBY & EARL
In "OH, DOCTOR"
Beatrice Morrel Sextette
A Ktudy n Royal Blue"
BROWNING & DAVIS
"Two ral From the South"
Keno Keyes & Melrose
"THAT ij ON T LIKE ME"
TIII'K Hi' -."AT.
Rlalto Symphony Players
,ltn l. Hrlmefer. Conductor
Pathe Semi-Weekly News
The World' Kventtt VlNuulUed
Topical & Travel Pictures
,wln Hubjects and INiintN of
Interest
Show
"SAVING SISTER SUSIE"
Twenty MlnuteH of Iuuifhter
ARCHIE N. JONES
riliurinar
"TOMORROW LANO"
STRANGER THAN FICTION"
Wilbur R. Chonoweth. OrfrunlNt
TIII'K Fill. SA T.
.1. C. Norman Richards, Organist
"APENNY IN SLOT"
A New Kolln Comedy
"FRIDAY, THE 13TH"
Twenty Minutes of Laughter
WILLIAM S. HART
In His
"3 WORD BRAND"
LYRIC
MOH. TUK8. WED.
Lyric Concert Orchestra
r. O. MeVay, Director
LYRIC NEWS WEEKLY
Current Events of the World la
I'Icturea
BUSTER KEAT"N
lu Ills Latest Laughfest
"Til K IIOAT"
prologue
A Scene from "THE SHEIK"
CHIEF SILVER TO 'CUE
Hinging
"Till the Hands of the Desert
Orow Cold"
"THE SHEIK'
:30 Wed. Thur., Frl.. Sat. 8:'i0
Orpheum Circuit llet In Vodevll
Carlyle Blackwell
In Person
Mel Hlee. Hob I.aSullr. The t.illis
Murjorle Barrack.' The 1-eKevres
Fable. News Topic
Harry J. Conley
With Naomi Ray
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AT THE THEATRES
Orpheum.
Inouys ol' Omaha, who receied his
There's another well balanced bill
ut the Orpheum this week. U Is the
best bulanced bill there this season
because it offers nearly every differ
ent kind of vaudeville that is usually
popularly received.
George and May LaFevre proaent
a nicely staged and cleverly offered
dancing act. They are fine dancers.
The girl violinist, Miss Bellvean
wi;s entirely enjoyable. She has a
pleasing appearance and plays the
violin much better than the average
vaudeville urtist. Her program was
well selected. Harry J. Conley in his
rural travesty "Rice and Old Shoes,"
was a Big hit. His comedy Is clean
and original and the Betting vas par
ticularly clever. Bob La Salle's of
fering while pleasing and the material
new was not as well received as he
should have beon.
Probably the most interesting act
of the bill was Carlyle Blackwell,
the well-known movie star in "Eight,
Six and Four" by Mark Swan. A.
movie star is always a big attraction
and tlieir biggest success would b'j
to deserve the attention on their owa
merits and not because ol' their movie
fame. Mr. Biackwell is a good actor
on the speaking stage as well as in
the films. His appearance is excel
lent.
Mel Klee went over big in his first
class blackface act. No smut -and a
good line of talk besides a good sing
tion to get the most out of his act
were the reasons for his big hand.
The Gellis brothers are evidently a
French importation. Their act would
be much better if they stuck to their
line which is very apparently tumbl
ing, and did not try to sing and
dance. They should go big without
the attempt.
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In Years Gone By.
Nineteen Years Ago Today.
The juniors --on the class football
championship, by defeating the sopho.
mores 'by a score of 12 to 0.
Eighteen Years Ago Today.
The last students rally of the year
was held in the Armory to arouse the
student's for the Thanksgiving game
with Illinois.
Seventeen Years Ago Today.
The twelve-page Thanksgiving issue
of the "Rag" appeared.
Ten Years Ago Today.'
The Michigan team arrived in Lin
coln. Nebraska stands ready to meet
her in the last and1 biggest game of
the year.
Six Years Ago Today.
The Kocmensky Club gave the play
"Grandmother's Portrait," at Union
hall. Many old members of the club
were back.
Five Years Ago Today.
Nebraska University defeated Iowa
University ,by a score of 34 to 17, on
the Iowa field.
Two Years Ago Today.
A prize of flOO was offered by the
Kosmet Klub for a new and original
hiiisical comedy written by anyone
connected with the University, for pro
duction the next semester.
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