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1238 "0"
Wifti2'-6inciioii of IJIOAOMAN-
R. W. WALSH
Presents
Peter B. Kyne's great story
of Northwestern love,
Starring
MIRIAM COOPER
in
"KINDRED
OF THE DUST"
Rialto Syhpmony Players.
SHOWS START AT 1, 3, 5, 7, 9
COLONIAL
THIS
Week
MON., TUES., WED.
MISS BETTY BLYTHE
in
THE QUEEN
OF SHEBA"
The Royal romance of the most
beautiful woman of history and
the wisest King of the Hebrews,
told in a gorgeous spectacle.
COLONIAL WEEKLY
SHOWS STATS AT 1, 3, 5, 7, 9.
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ALL THIS WEEK
Lewis Stone
in
"THE
DANGEROUS
AGE"
In the life of everyone
comes the Dangerous Age.
What will be the danger
ous age in your life?
SHOWS START AT 1, 3, 5, 7, 9.
8
THURS. FRI. SAT.
Liberty News Weekly
A Visualized News Weekly
DEPUTIZED
A Tale of the West
'STILL COMING STRONG'
Hallroom Boys in a
New Comedy
TEDDY
The Wrestling Bear
MILTON & LEHMAN
Vaudeville Favorites
HENRI, MARGO in TINTS
AND TONES
Margarita, Viotiniste, Mile.
Ardothe, Premiere Danseuse
MARGARET PADULA
In "Song Stories of Boys"
HERBERT LLOYD
In a Burlesque Classic
"Much Ado Abou Nothing"
Babich and His Prize Orchestra
Shows start at 2:30, 7.00 & 9.00
Mats 25c Nite 40c Gal 15c
At a late hour lust night the
day's results in the inter-fraternity
meet hnd not been completely tabu
lated, although it was unofficially
determined that the Delta Taus and
the Acacias were running a close
race for the lead, with the Alpha
Sign in third place, about 500 points
behind. Chick Hartley of the Phi
Delts set a new record in individual
performances for the meet when he
threw the javelin 162 feet, 5 inches,
for a total of 1,036 points. The
Acacias made the high score Sat
urday, rolling up a total of 2,792
points. The Alpha Tau Omega ath
letes were second in the point total
on Saturday, making 2,450 count
ers. Ed Weir of the Acacias was
first in the high hurdles, clearing
the sticks in seven seconds for 940
points.
Nebraska Squad Fails to Hold
Lead in Final Events
Phillips Scores Eight
Points.
The Nebraska mermen were de
feated by a score of 38 to 21 in a dual
meet with Kansas Aggies Thursday
afternoon in the Nicholas gymnasium
at Manhattan.
The Kansas swimmers took fir.it
place in four out of six events but the
Huskers managed to cop enough of
the second and third honors to hold
an advantage until the final events.
Phillips, last year's captain, led the
Nebraska scoring column with a credit
of 8 points, taking first place in the
fancy diving and second in the forty
yard back-stroke.
Captain Jacki Gaebring- won the
first place for the Husker mermen
when he took the forty-yard breast-
stroke in 34 2-5 seconds. Gaebring
left the rest of the competition well
in the rear in this race showing re
markable form.
Dilts and Captain Colbum took the
high scoring honors of the meet for
the Aggies with a total of 10 and 9
ORPHEUM
Two Nights and Tuesday Matinee
MARCH 5TH AND 6TH
Seats Now Selling Prices:. Evenings, 75c to $2.50; Tuesday
Rlatinee. 50c to $2.00. Plus Tax
Tan
ittPHANT TttAMS
Ift THE NEW YOR.K.
AMD CHICAGO SUCCEJ
"Mr. WaltMlde le too fine an aotor tt
to be allowed to leave New York. Alan
Pale, New York American.
' 'THE HTNTITT' pompmm undeniable
f.cln.tlon."-A.hton Btevciia. Chl.afo
Hcrald-Examlner.
" THE HINDU' U lamorou adven
ture nlled with eurprlWB and thrills.
Charlee Damion. New York World.
Walker Wbitealde aeema to have made a
Orpheum
Fri.,
fk Sat.
9
(hi
Jos. Gaites' Original Production
UP CLOUDS
The Biggest Extravaganza on Tour in U. S.
The Theater Management Guarantees this Attraction to be
not only meritorious but aLso very Ptious. It Ps to
be a treat that comes only once in a decade. THIS IS POh
tttvft Y the New York, Chicago. Number One and ONLY
clmpf ny pSng this successful musical spectacle.
Prices
NIGHT 75c to $2.50. MAT. 50c to $2.00
Plus Tax.
Mail Orders
win nrcomnanied by remittance in full and including tax
miEZJnr will be filled in rotation.
points respectively.
Coach Frank Aitkens Is handling
the Nebraska team this season.
The summary:
40-vard dash won by F. H. Dilts,
Kansas Aggies; J. D. Hunton, Nebras
ka, second; V. S. Lindley, Nebraska,
third. Time: 23 jeconds.
100-vard dash won. by B. E. Col-
burn, Kansas Aggies; J. D. Hunton,
Nebraska, second: L. C. Miller, Kan
sas Aggies, third. Time. 1 minute,
10 1-5 seconds.
40-vard back stroke won by F. H.
Dilt3, Kansas Aggies; Paul Phillips,
Nebraska, second! L. C. Miller, Kan
sas Aggies, , third. Time: 27 3-5
seconds.
40-vard breast stroke won by C. R.
Graebling, Nebraska; J. D. Mackay,
Kansas Aeeies. second; R. A. Hake,
Kansas Aggies, third. Time: 34 2-5
seconds.
Fancv dive won by Paul Pillip3, Ne
braska; J. D. Mackay, Kansas Aggie3,
second; J. C. Miller, Kansas Aggies,
third.
IGO-vard relay won by Kansas Ag
gies (B. E. Colburn, J. D. Mackay, L.
C. Miller, F. H. Dilts); University of
Nebraska, second. Time: 1 minute,
33 9-10 seconds.
200-yard dash won by M. S. Magill
and B. E. Colburn, Kansas Aggies,
tied for first and second; V. S Lind
ley, Nebraska, third. Time: 3 min
utes, 19 4-5 seconds.
Disciples Club Will
Hold Annual Banquet
on Tuesday Evening
The Disciples Club 's semester ban
quet for the students and parents of
students who belong to the Church of
Christ will be held at the First Chris
tian Church, Tuesday evening, from 6
to 8 o'clock. Dr. George A. Miller
will speak on thes ubject of student
ideals. .
Dr. Miller SDoke to the members of
the Lincoln Commercial Club on Lin
coln's birthday. He recently became
the pastor of the First Christian
Church, of Omaha, after serving six
teen years in Washington, D. C.
Tickets may be obtained from J. W.
Hilton, University Christian pastor,
who has an office in the Temple buiici
ing.
- COMTIllENTALTooa
if TOa.DOf1 K.BAM
The ONE DIFFERENT. PICTUR
ESQUE, FASCINATING, THRILLING
Play of the season.
Playing to the LARGEST and most BRIL
LIANT audiences of ANY dramatic at
traction now touring the United States.
profound Impreaalon by hie performance
In 'TUB HINDU.' " Percy Hammond of
The New York Tribune.
"I have alwaya admired Walker White
ilde'e actlnc. I waa thrilled by "THE
HINDU' and enjoyed every minute of It.
David Belasco.
' -THE HINDU" le worth fllllnr the
theater to aee." Amy Leslie, Chicago
Dally Newa.
Sat.,
Mat.
Mar. 2-3
Kansas Students
Form Campus Club
Kansas students organized the
"Kansas Club" at a meeting Wednes
day evening in Social Science 101. Of
ficers elected were:
R. W. Baker, Waterville, president.
Adalia Backman, Manhattan, vice
president.
Bessie Reeves, Atwood, secretary.
John C. Macy, Emporia, treasurer.
Ross'K. Sable, Sabetha, sergeant-at-
arms. . -
Martha M. Watson, Frankfort, re
porter.
Officers were given power to create
committees and take all necessary
steps toward perfecting the organiza
tion. The business meeting was held
following an informal Introduction of
the students to one another. The club
was organized to provide social meet
ings to enable the students from Kan
sas to become better acquainted with
one another, members said.
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