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rifW1 i-mntction of L.n.&HM,
ALL THIS WEEK
With
Betty Compson
Bert Lytell
and
MayMcAvoy
In
A Paramount Picture
"KICK IN"
A George Fitzmaurice
Production
Rialto Syhpmony Players.
SHOWS START AT 1, 3, 5, 7, 9
COLONIAL
ALL
THIS
Week
"Fury" Shows Him at His
Grandest.
RICHARD
BARTHELMESS
With
Dorothy Gish
In
"F U R Y"
SHOWS STATS AT 1, 3, 5, 7, 9.
UNCOLNS 111 ILtintAiLKj
ALL THIS WEEK
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Her First American Picture
POLA NEGRI
In a George Firtmaurice
Production
"BELLA DONNA"
A Paramount Picture
SHOWS START AT 1, 3, 5, 7, 9.
MsIBElTY
MON., TUES. & WED.
"BIRDS OF PARADISE"
A Gorgeous Vaudeville Novelty
with Chalfonte Sisters.
LEO HALEY
Versatile Comedian in "Gossip"
HILLY MILLER & CO.
In Mr. filler's Original Comedy
"THE SIGN POST"
CARL ALICE
DELORTO & RICHARDS
in "Fiddlesticks'"
3 MEL IN BROTHERS 3
Touring the World Presenting
Their Startling and Sensational
Offering.
A PLEASANT JOURNEY
A Big Laugh Presented by
"OUR GANG"
Liberty News Weekly
The World's Events Visualized
BABICH and the ORCHESTRA
Shows Start at 2:30, 7:00 & 9:00
Mats 25c Nite 40c Gal 15c
HUSKERS AND
SPLIT ON
SOON
DOUBLE 6ILL
Oklahoma Wins First Game by
4 to 2 Score Nebraska
Cops Second by Two
Point Margin.
standrd of 500 ,per cent last week
standard of 50 Oper cent last week
by splitting the two game series with
the Sooner baseball nine from Okla
homa Friday and Saturday at Rock
Island ball park. Oklahoma took the
first contest, 4 to 2, and made the
prospects dark for the Cornhuskera
on the next day. Then Nebraska
staged a comeback Saturday and left
the visitors on the small end of a
4 to 3 count.
An error, by Nebraska In the fourth
Inning and a double and two singles,
resulting in three runs for Oklahoma.
lost Nebraska the first game of the
series. From then on the Cornhusk
era seemed to cast In the sponge.
scoring but one remaining run, which
was brought In by Collins In the sixth
stanza. Both mound kings pitched
good ball, Morrison of the invaders
allowed but six hits and struck out
six. Peterson, Nebraska twirler, had
things pretty much his own way with
the excetpion, of the third, Inning
when he allowed three hits. Chan
cellor Avery opened the home game
by pitching the first ball to Dean
Engberg.
The Saturday battle found a change
of front in the game of the Huskera.
Lewellen, on the mound for Nebraska,
was the deciding factor of the day.
In addition to his servlnghe took it.
upon himself to bring In the only
home run of the day Snd the first
run of the game, in the third inning.
Pklahoma got only seven safeties off
him. On the other side of the fence
Johnson, Oklahoma, struck out three
men and hit three, of his four times
at bat during eight inings. Then he
was suddenly jerked and the title of
losing the game went to Durkee.
Oklahoma scored Its three runs in
the fourth when Bishop, Groom and
Johnson, in a skillful hit and run ef
fort crossed the plate. With the aid
of Russell and Volz the Huskers tied
the count in the latter part of the
innig. It then remained for Captain
Carmen to bring in the deciding run
in the last frame when he made home
on a one-bagger slammed by Gibbs.
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The Fontainebleau School of Music
at the Palace of Fontainebleau,
France, exclusively for American stu
dents, will open its ummer season
on the 24th of June to its limited
number of one hundred students. At
the request of General Pershing, Dr.
Walter Damrosch organized in 1918
a school at Chaumont, the headquart
ers of the A. E. F., a school for the
training of military musicians. Out
grew the Fontainebleau School of
of the success of this undertaking
Music, the first instance of one coun
try's offering to another a school of
are for the exclusive benefit of the
citizens of another:"
The American office of the School
is at the National Arts Club Studios,
No, 119 East 19th Street, New York
City.
FRIDAY NIGHT
The Twelfth Annual Production of the
Kosmet Klub
The
Yellow
Lantern
A Chinese Musical Extravaganza
in Three Acts.
Written and Directed by
CYRIL COOMCS, LAW '23
Played by Forty Co-Eds and Thirty Men
SPECIAL NOTICE!
At ten o'clock Monday morning 183
tickets that were reserved and uncalled for
will be thrown on sale at the Orpheum box
office.
This includes:
29 Orchestra seats 1.50
83 Lower Floor (18-row-23). 1.00
16 First Balcony 1.00
One hundred forty-five tickets are still
on sale at the Orpheum theater.
Curtain Friday night promptly at 8:30
No one will be seated during the first fifteen
minutes of the first act.
Orpiieom YSieatre
FRIDAY NIGHT MAY 4
Mail orders will be accepted at the Bran
deis Theater in Omaha for the "Yellow Lan
tern" for Monday night, May 7. Tickets go
on reservation in Omaha Uiesday morning.
Brandeis Theatre
(Omaha) ,
MONDAY NIGHT MAY 7
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