THE DAILY NEBR1SKAN
ORPHEUM
THEATRE
TWO DAYS
Today & Saturday
MAT. SATURDAY
PRICES NigKt $1.00, $1.50,
r $2.00.
Mat. 50c, $1.00, $1.50.
ORPHEUM
week Monday Nite, Nov. 24
C0 Twlc Daily Thereafter, 2:20-8:15
NIGHTS 80c, 7Sc, $1.00, $1.50. (PLUS
MATS. 50c, 75c, $1.00. TAX
Bouqlas Fairbanks
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fllee through the
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Vonder after
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SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
MOHAMMEDAN CHANTER
ARABIAN MUSICIANS
LIBERTY
THURS.-FRI.-SAT.
"ROYAL GASCOIGNES"
Vaudeville's Versatile Entertainers
ALAN GREY
"Versatile Originalities"
HARRY ROGERS Presente
"BY THE SEA"
Featuring BILLY PURL With
Peggy Earle at Luther Yantia
BASIL & SAXE
In
A Novel Comedy Offering Entitled
"RECRUITING
Meyer Golden Presents
"THE ANTIQUE SHOP"
With
VAL E1CHEN
"SPEED VILLE"
A New Hodge Pedge
"SOUTH OF THE
NORTH POLE"
A New Comedy With
THE SPAT FAMILY
I "MINUTE NEWS AND VIEWS"
LIBERTY CONCERT ORCHESTRA
SHOWS AT 2:30, 7:00. B:00
LYRIC
THIS
WEEK
BIG DOUBLE BILL
ZANE GREY'S
Excitinf Action Romanc
"THE
"BORDER LEGION"
With a Big Caat with
ANTONIO MORENO and HELEN
CHADWICK
Newa, Topical and Comedy
Pictures
ON THE STAGE
AGREENOFF'S VARIETY REVUE
A cotiere of Songs and Dancee
Featuring
ALMA and JEAN DUVALL
CHIEF SILVER TONGUE
famous Indian Baritone
SHOWS AT 1, 1, 5. 7, 9
RIALTO
ALL THIS WEEK
Nazimova
The Fanwua Rueelaa Actreae
AND
MILTON SILLS
In the Powerful Drama
"MADONNA OF THE
STREETS"
Other Entertaining Featuree
RIALTO SYMPHONY PLAYERS
SHOWS AT 1. S, 5, T,
Colonial week
All Red-blooded S tor lea
Jack Holt
In a New Paramount PkturJ
"EMPTY HANDS"
JACK DEMPSEY
In a New Story
"SOCIETY KNOCKOUT"
"Canon Ball Express"
Sennett'e Latest Laugh Eeploeion
SHOWS AT 1. a, 5, 7. 0
Dancing School
Learn to danea far (S.OO
I eeiena free H yen faiL '
Franzmathes Academy
1011 N St.
. Phone OS4, " '
SOCCER PRACTICE TO
BE HELD SATURDAY
Will Take Place of One Sched
uled for Thursday; Few
Out for Teams.
An extra practice in soccer is to
be held at 10 o'clock Saturday morn
ing. Anyone who wishes may sign
on the bulletin posted in the west en
trance of the Armory. This addition
al practice has been arranged to take
the place of the one which will be
missed by the holiday next Thursday.
Those who have not yet .been out
for soccer still have time to make the
ten practices necessary to make the
team. There are more than three
weeks of the season in which to play.
With three practices each week any
coed could manage to get the speci
fied number. Fewer women have
signed for the sport than in the past
few years and the teams will be eas
ier to make for that reason.
Monthly Meeting of
Chaperones Is Held
The monthly meeting of the Chap
erones Club was held Tuesday af
ternoon at he Delta Delta Delta
house with Mrs. Sam Waugh, Mrs.
Emma Holyoke, Mrs. Anna Knapp,
and Mrs. F. H. Beedle acting as host
esses.
' Several musical numbers consist
ing of piano solos, flute numbers,
and singing were given by Jeanette
Olson, '26, Lincoln; Charlene Coop
er, '27, Aurora; and Grace Rogge,
'27, Elmwood.
WASHINGTON AND LEE UNI
VERSITY A special pink paper was
put out in the celebration after the
Washington and Lee eleven scored on
the powerful West Virginia team in
the last quarter. They had been
scheduled to lose by at least four
touchdowns but in the last two min
utes of play they scored the only
touchdown of the game, making the
final score 6-0.
Motor Out Company, 1120 P street
announces that it is doubling its fleet
of closed cars, new models, balloon
tires, etc. We will appreciate your
continued patronage. Call or phone
B6819. Adv.
LEARN TO n
Danced
Well!
can teach
you the Lateet
Step easily and
quickly.
PRIVATE AND
CLASS IN
STRUCTION DAILY
Comes
Take her around in a
Saunders System Car. Two'i
company drive it yourself.
Costs from i to Yt much
s taxi. Use it as your own
as long you like. Rent
new Sedan, Coach, Coups or
Touring car any time.
SAUNDERS SYSTEM
239 North 11th St.
Phone B-1007
Drive It Ypursc
m
phone L6028 for I A
an appointment. m '
Carroll's W k
Neb. State Benk
Bldg, 15th and O M Sr
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TAUGHT lS
Dr. Fling Speaks at
Beatrice High School
BEATRICE, Neb., November 20.
Dr. Fred Morrow Fling of the de
partment of European history of the
University spoke to the students of
Beatrice high school yesterady on the
chances of obtaining an education.
He concluded his address with . a
twenty-minute speech on the League
of Nations.
Yellow Cab Co., B-3323 Service to
Bluebird Inn. Bus for parties.
Adv.
Ten Years Ago
"The greatest football team that
ever donned the Scarlet and 'Cream,
and one of the best that ever carried
thn nio-nlrin fnr nnv aphnnl. pinned ft
season that will shine in the annals !
of football history for years to come
by defeating the powerful Iowa ma
A haircut in order to be
right must come up to the
Mogul standard. Let
prove it.
us
The
ogul
Barbers
(10 chairs)
127 No. 12th St.
Cornhuskers
think of it!
FOUR
8x10
Townsend
Portraits
from Cornhusker sittings;
for
in handsome folders suit
able for Christmas gifts.
Orders must be placed
by Dec. 1.
savis--
"Tbo Lovely for Words!"
. You'll sigh when you
see the Handkerchiefs at
Rudge & Guenzel's, for
hankies seem to excell
even themselves this year.
Feminine ones, in white or
gay colors, made exquisite
with handwork and lace.
Whether your purse per
mits only half-a-dozen
plain linen ones, or the
most fairy like of hand-'
made affairs, I know
you'll be pleased with
your purchase of hand
kerchiefs if you buy them
at Rudge & Guenzel's.
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chine on her own field 16 to V This
was the opening sentence of tie story
of how Nebraska defeated tie Uni
versity of Iowa at Iowa Cit. The
kicking of Captain Halligan scored
ten of the Nebraska points; le made
three of the four place-kicks le tried.
The one touchdown maYle by Nebras
ka was carried by Rutherfoid.
All kinds of reBorts were a-ied by
the Nebraska students to get to Iowa
City. One of the favorite wys was
raffling-boards which were carried
over the campus. About twenty-five
dollars could be realized on every
board. Dean Engberg was inclined
to think that "raffling-boa?ds are
all-fired nuisances and pettf gamb
ling games."
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DANCE Tonite!
AT THE
Lindell Party House
"SERENADERS"
Friday and Saturday Nights
CtC ROUND TRIP
2pO-- TO MANHATTAN P
BIG THIRTY-PASSENGER BUSS
LV. LINCOLN 5:30 A. M.
LV. MANHATTAN 11:30 P. M.
FOR RESERVATION CALL CAMERON OR HUSTON
B-2388
Bua will leave from the Temple.
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THE IRREPRESSIBLE DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS.
In hi. gloriou. fanfay. THE THIEF OF BAGDAD.
ORPHEUM THEATER, LINCOLN, WEEK STARTING
MONDAY NIGHT, NOV. 24. TWICE DAILY THEREAFTER. Adv.
T1
JLHE finest materials, expert de
signing and careful workmanship
make every Stetson a masterpiece.
STETSON HATS
Styled for young men
Illinois was the champion of the
Big Nine, Coach Zuppke having pro
duced a team that had not suffered
a defeat and had won all its games by
decisive scores.
Until December first the Town-
send Studio will accept orders for
photographs from underclassmen, at
Cornhusker prices. Sittings must be
made before December 1. Orders de
livered in time for Christmas. Sit
today. Adv.
Hot Butterscotch
Sundae
A delicious summer dish
transplanted into winter
popularity. Try one of
our HOT SUNDAES any
flavor. They're made
best at
Party Favors
and
Decorations
Ward-Warner Gift Shop
Lincoln Hotel
Lincoln
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if' '
that w have Just re
ceived a direct Importation
of "Lakum," packed in the
original TurkUh boxes?
For sale In our candy sec
tion.
Beautiful Party
Dresses
NOW IS THE TIME TO CHOOSE
IT is not long until you will need beautiful
dresses for formal and general party wear.
By choosing now you will have the advantage
of selecting from full stocks and the added
service of a new dress during the holiday sea
son. You will find a great variety of mate
rial, color and style soft girlish chif
fons in shaded colors, trimmed with
ostrich and metal laces, metal cloths,
chiffon brooches, velvets and crepes.
A most attractive array from which to
make youi election.
Moderately priced
29 to 7555
"BUY BUCK'S BOOTS"
Style Without Extravagance
You Will Enjoy
Thanksgiving
with a pair of theae new lignt
tan aailor tie pumps. One of
the anappieat late creations.
Made of soft, light-tan calf-skin
with front gore for fit and
comfort.
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COLLEGE COATS
SNAPPY SERVICEABLE WATERPuOOFS
dll ffie&o with College men
Varsity Slickers
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The Autumn Color
Is Light Tan
From coast to coast tan calf
skin is one of the leading shoe
materials. We were fortunate
in Retting several good styles
in this leather. Most styles sell
from $5 to $7. Better get a
pair now for Thanksgiving Day.
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