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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
ALL WEEK
GLORIA
SWANSON
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''BLUEBEARD'S
8th WIFE"
Here's Gloria guttering
m0re brilliantly than ever
s the roguish, modish
French beauty putting
him to amazing tests to
prove
his love.
ALL WEEK
CHARLES MAIGNE
Production with
LEATRICE JOY
OWEN MOORE
ROBERT EDESON
presented by Jee L. Lasky
THE SILENT
PARTNER
A Paramount Picture
COLONIAL
WILLIAM
FARNUM
ALL
THIS
WEEK
in
"Brass
Commandments"
Shades of Buffalo Bill!
Colonel Cody, if he could
but gaze at "Brass Com
mandments," would- envy
William Farnum his part
in the Fox production.
THURS. FRI. SAT.
"MINUTE NEWS and
CURRENT VIEWS"
"VACATION"
Col. Heera Liar Cartoon
CHAS. MURRAY
n Hit Latest Comedy
"HELPFUL HOGAN"
Leonard & Germaine
In a Dancing Oddity
HARRY RAPPI
And Hit Violin
Arthur Jarrett & Co.
In "CUPID'S CLOSE-UPS"
Assisted by Mis Bessie Burt and
Dan Jarrett
ROBERT STANLEY &
HOWARD M'NAB
"IN THE MOVIES"
Written by Robert Stanley
Amaranth Sisters & Co.
Prntinf
"A VAUDEVILLE FANTASY"
BABICH and His Prize ORCHESTRA
Shows Start at 2:30, 7:00, 9:00
Matt 25c; Nite SOc; Gal. 20c
Orpheum Oct. 5-6
MATINEE SATURDAY
Presented by the company which played
Chicago 34 weeks last season.
mtnoST EXCITING'
plAY EVE& WRITTEN
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TOICE ANDY YORK HIT
PRlCEiNit. 75c, $130. $2-00, SXSO.
Mats SOc, $1j00, SI -SO, $240
Start Campaign Against Student
Automobiles at Michigan School
A press dispatch from Ann Arbor
contains the following:
"Parents and guardians of Univer
sity of Michigan students genernlly
are sympathetic with the recommen
dation of university authorities that
student automobiles should bo kept
at home but protests are henrd often
on the campus. President Marion L.
Burton has received letters frpm par
ents commending the university's
stand. Many are from parents whose
children have no automobiles on
the campus, but mnny are from par
ents whose . children have their own
cars in Ann Arbor. A circular let
ter from the president's office ar
rived in many homes at a time when
there was some question whether to
provide a car, and the letter in
stantly solved the question. Up to
date but one letter has been re
ceived at the office of the president
which opposes the attitude assumed
by the university. It came from
the head of one of the big motor car
companies in Detroit."
University of Nebraska officials'
have many times discussed the de
sirability of a similar circular let
ter, but in every case decided that
the temper of our people is such that
advice like the above might be re
garded as unwarranted interference
in private matters.
In commenting on the dispatch
Chancellor Avery remarked, "Inas
much as Ann Arbor is in that sec
tion of Michigan where more than
half of the automobiles of the world
are built, President Burton seems to
be willing to attempt to beard the
lion in his den. He is a man of
great personal influence and can put
this reform over if any colleges pres
ident .can. We are awaiting the re
sult of his efforts with much
terest."
Receive University
Community Friday
Chancellor and Mrs. Avery will
entertain at an informal reception
on Friday evening, October 5,
from 8 to 11 o'clock in Ellen
Smith hall for all members of the
faculty, other employees and of
ficials, student pastors, and all
associated with the life 'of the
University community. The invi
tation includes members of the
families of University people. It
is hoped that a large number will
improve this opportunity of be
coming better acquainted.
Why Watch Others
Dance
when it is so
easy to learn:
We can teach you
the Newest Steps
quickly and cor
rectly. START TODAY
nd be a good dancer
soon. Phone L6028.
in-
Did you see the boys leave yester
day for Illinois? Did you wish them
success and did you yell with "real"
Nebraska spirit? If so, you have
done your part to help the Corn
huskers win.
ROOM and board $25 a month for
2 or 3 etudents; 2 meals a day.
1018 South 13th St, Lincoln. '
CARROLL'S
Neb. State Bank Bldg., 15th and O.
Staff of Expert Instructors.
Charlotte Beauty
Shop
NORINE ALLEN
MARCELLER
Lindell Hotel
B2559 1240 M St.
ri3m
isMM
DANCE
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Tonight to the
Tantalizing. Tempting Tunes of the
Louisiana Ragadors
(They know their groceries)
at the
Rosewilde
Party House
Heavily Decorated, Newly Arranged
"Where you and your friends feel at home"
Plenty of cigarets.
MARTHA WASHINGTON CANDY
By courtesy of the Sun Drug Co., 14th and M Sts.
No dance Saturday.
tat.
.Sal
Light Weight
FRENCH FLANNEL
SHIRTS
One and Two Pockets
Plain Colors and Stripes
$3.00 and $3.50
An interesting display of
SILK DRESSES
9QZJ
DRESSES that you're sure to like, hav
ing the new pleated effects in col
lars, f lounces, capelets or sleeves. Oth
ers more conservative but having a
wealth of style and service.
CANTON CREPE, CREPE de CHINE
TRICO KNIT, MARVELETTE
Popular shades for fall tan, brown,
navy and black. Be sure to see these at
tractive dresses designed for afternoon
and informal wear.
Beauty
and
Style
Beauty is naive, uncon
scious of her charm. Style
is sophisticated, accent
ing beauty with art and
wile. To beautiful slip
pers I. Miller alone adds
the fascination of Style.
SDFIFIMON
ualu
UATTCRQ A Wn
jriCr HABERDASHERS
THE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MUSIC
ADRIAN M. NEWENS, Director
Offers thorough training in Music, Dramatic Art. A
targe faculty of specialists in all departments. Anyone
may enter. Full information on request Opposite the
Campus.
Ph... B1392 R Sl-
STUDENT HEADQUARTERS
For Drill and School Clothing and Supplies
SPECIAL
All leather Vesta $3.75 and
"P-
Sheeplined Coats $9 95
Full line of leather coats,
orercoats and mackinaws.
SPECIAL
Whipcord and Gaberdine
Craranette Coats $9.85
and tip.
Moleskin Coats $9.75
Officers' Raincoats.... $3.75
SPECIAL
Army Russet Shoes $2.75
Officer;' Cress Shoes $2.95
Hi-Top Boots $5.75
Black Leather
Puttees . .
Cen.i.a Silk Hose, 3 pr. $100 OTHER SPECIALS GALORE Silk and Wool Hose, pr. 3c
Lincoln Army & Navy Supply Co.
211 South 11th St.
B4484
11th and N Sts.
