Thursday, March 23, lf22.
THE DAILY NEBRASRAN
ACTOR'S STRIKE
HOLDS UP SHOW
CHICAGO, March 13 It Is a well
known fact that all great artists, par
tioularlv those who make frequent
public appearances, aro extremely
temperamental. Apis Mellifioa is no
exception to the rule. The Italian bc:s
belonging to the Society for Visual Ed
ucation have proved themselves to lit
true artists.
In their sch-oihI public appearances
at the recent Chicago "AU-Outdoore"
exhibit, they prreatly disappointed
their patrons and backers by unan
nounced chances in the advertised
program. The substituted program
gave sad evidences of the lack ot suf
ficient rehearsal and co-operation on
the part of the principals. The em
barrassing absence of the Queen Bsc
completed the demoralization ot the:
troupe, and when their Impressario,
Miss Lucile V. Uerg, attempted to
call in reserves-
Even the workers, stage-hai' is add
scene shifters proved equally unre
liable. It is believed that Mr. Hiveus
Drone, with his extreme l.!olbl.e istic
tendencies, was in part responsible
for this labor trouble.
One of the immediate causes of this
agitation was the lack of proper noti
fication reaardins flashlight pklm-;'
taken by the Illinois Federation of
Women's Clubs, in the vicinity of the
"How Doth the r.usy Dee" head i-iai-ters.
The bees, surrounded by lit nil
tributes, had been progressing very
smooth over matters and continue- the
performance, she was threatened with
personal violence and finaally had to
satisfactorily with their honey -makins
scene, when the unheralded f.ashs
xin hinged their nerves, and ,'ao ab
sence of the queen prima donna, whom
unkind rumor reports as being a I the
time in a state of hibernal tcpor, left
tbem without the guidance of ..nyone
whom they would recognize is having
authority. Fortunately for the reputa
tion of the Society, which was most
vitally concerned in the success of the
performance, the service of a reserve
company of actors, who knew nothing
r.bout the flashlight episode were
available the following day and thej
continued the lioney-makmg scene
with great success. And so, ai'dough
Miss Berg carries physical evidence
of having been stung, there cannot
possibly be any figurative application
of the term to the Society of isual
Education.
In addition to this display rf bees,
the Society also entertn'ncl th3
throngs that came to the exhibit, with
motion pictures on toads, the lir cycle
of the mosquito, Monarch butterfly
and wasp, bee culture and olhci nt
ture study subjects which were made
for classroom use in schols. The pr?s
cntation of these films was arco.7ip.iii
led by talks by Ruth E. Danforth.
which covered the essential points
Other exhibits we r provided by the
Outdoor Art League, Prairie Club,
Camp fire girls, Frank V. Dudley, tho
artist, the N. W. Harris Loan exhibU,
Oak Park-River Forest High School,
Y. W. C A., Society of Chicago Ai
tists, Wild Flower rresorvatbn So
ciety and several Chicago public
schools, all under the supervision of
Mrs. Theron Colton, chairman ot the
conservation committee of the Iilinou
Federation of Women's Clubs.
Two literary societies, organized In
1835 at Wake Forest College, North
Carolina, are yet active. They have
a Joint sinking fund and are consider
ing the erection of a literary society
building.
Where do
You Lunch?
Pardon us for asking. Our ob
ject, however. Is merely to sug
gest that you try this restau
rant. You will find a first-class menu
at very opular prices. Every
'thing about our place Is very
clean and inviting, and the
cooking and service well, just
ask those who eat here.
Central Hotel Cafe
"A college cannot make brains; it
merely trains them. It usually makes
a smart man smarter, and a fool a
bigger fool."
From university professor to nation
al president is a popular sport these
days since our ex-president set the
example. Of the three republics now
occupying the territory of the former
Austro-IIungarlan empire, two have
university professors as presidents.
EDIT0R3 AND PUBLISHERS
HAVE SHORT COURSE A.
WISCONSIN UNIVERSITY
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ment of journalism is prepared to
give such a short course whenever
the editors of the state desire i'.
The association voted In facor of the
course and delegated its executive
committee to work out a plan.
A session lasting two, three, or lour
days and to be given early in Feb
ruary, 1023, was suggested. The edit
ors would "go to school" in the de
partment of journalism each morn
ing to hear lectures and take pnrt in
discussions of their various problems
news gathering in town and coun
try, news writing, headline writing,
make up, advertising, cost accounting,
etc. Afternoon and evening sessions
would be devoted i0 con.)
the larger aspec,a or"
paper publishing. y newv
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CONAC CLUB DANCE
I Lindell Party House
Synocodors Orchestra
FRIDAY, MARCH 24
Admission $1.10 Including Tax
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Before you leave for Spring Vacation,
step into your new Farquhar
Suit and Topcoat
Special shipments of the famous "Hoot Mon" Tweeds have reached us
the last day or so we've scores of new things to show you. Suits finely
tailored in four button and sport styles; topcoats in plain and belted
models. Priced so you'll have plenty left to get home on!
New caps and hats that match up with whichever suit you select.
New collar attached shirts and college striped ties. And everything slse
young men wear.
Dress up today in Farquhar Clothes.
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