Cornhusker Pictures
SENIORS
Xo be take" Friday at Hauck's
8th W'WW John Rlndha1f
Ripley, Merle Rips, Tolly Rob-ClarsR'P1'-
Roe.
Iff Rklard Ine" R0hrCr'- LX
?T.. n..M Rominirer. Helerfl
p Ler W nnifred Rose, John Ros-
Hymen Rennwellhart. Theo-
R."1I, James Salisbury, A.
dor r.u , . o wUa
Saher, Robert Serr, Waldo
SkU Alice Sanderson. Frank
c .t Norma ianton,
sree. staffer. Chester
Kmann, Roscoe Schaupp, Gnnie
!Xr. Evelyn Schellak, Walter
Vheffler. Evelyn Schellak, Walter
Schmeekle. Frieda Schmeling, Albert
Schmidt
To be taken Friday at Town
end
Schormann, Jacbo acnuiw, imis-
Roe Schmidt, nnwrmuu..,
or Schormann, JacDo otnui,
orth Schwalin, Helen Schwas,
Rialto Theatre
TODAY
Adclph Menjou
in
"The King on Main
Street"
A Paramount Picture
NEWS TOPICS SPORTLIGHT
Show it 1. sTaTr. .
Mat. 25c, Wt 40c.
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Lincoln Theatre
ALL THIS Wt
Welcome Nrbreka Twcltm
C. M. Cobra's Craateat Comedy
Douglas MacLean
in
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A Prtnmnt Ptctiir
rLC'DWTG VOT BJEJHOVEN
GREAT MUSIt HMIW
Played by
' Lincoln Symphony Orcheatra
Wilbur Chenoareth, Organlat
WILD GOOSE CHASER
Featuring Be Tnrpia
NEWS FABLES
SHOWS AT 1, S, B, 7.
MAT. 35c, MTE SOc.CHIL. IOc.
George Scott, Homer
Scoular, Daniel Seibold, John Seidell,
hditn bimanek, Frank Sheldon, Ray
mond Schellenbarger. Robert KhUlHa
Helen Shapero, Mildred Shook, Max
bnostok, Janice Shrumpton, John
Sidner, Erwin Siebrass, Bruce Sie
vers, Otto Skold. Don Smith. Tw.
Smith, Raymond Smith, Alfred Smith
Esther Snedgren, Clayton Snow,
Clara Snyder, Paul Saderberr. Berth.
Soker, Agnes Sorenson, Ruby Sow-
erds, Carl Spencer.
JUNIORS
To be taken Friday at Hauck's
studio:
Marcelle Stinger, Robert Stevens,
Joseph Sterns, James Sterns. Wil
liam Stewart, Harriet Stone, Kath-
enne Mone, Wallace Stone, Ruth
Stough, Rex Strader, Henrv Strick
land, Arnold Stran, Virginia Stolts,
Walter Stutz, Floyd Stryker, Ruth
Sunderland, Fred Svoboda, Millie
Sweet, Katherine Swift. Marv Tal
bot, George Taylor, John Taylor,
Kuby Teather Esther Tefft, John
Theldahl, Cecil Thompson, Esther
Tutch, Roscoe Tutty, Harold Tyler,
Robert Tyman, Mable Vanberg, John
Shroyer, Rud Smith, Fabian Sollesa,
Agnes Soupuk, John Snean. Richard
Spohn, Lucille Sprague, Ardath
Serb, Fern Stage, Grace Staple, Paul
Stauffer, Jessie Sterns, Richard
Stech Robert Sterl.
1 o be taken Friday at Townsends's
studio:
Leta Vanderpool, Kenneth Van-
Voothis, Tom Varney, Vivian Var
ney, Frea Wette, Roy Viele, Filmore
Villareel Heler. V'lasak. Loyd War
ner, LaMira Wait, Lowell Walds, J.
Walker, Paul Walter. Edward Wan-
nek Delia Ward George Warren, Ru
pert Warren, Carol Walters, Wilson
Watknis, Gregg Watson, Archie
Weaver, Bemice Webster, Wallace
Weeks, Homer Weigel, J. Westmar,
Helen West, Victor West, Everett
Westbrook, Clay Westcott, Don
Whelan, Francis Wherry, Floyd
Whipple, Mildred Whitaker, Esther
White, Harry Whitsell, Russell Whit
field, James Wickman, Lewis Wielbe,
Milton Weiland Margaret Wiles.
Fred Wilhelms, Alice Williams, Ben
jamin illiam, Irene Williams, Allan
Willson, Burr Wilson, Evelyn Wil
son, Hugh Wilson, Mary Wilson.
John Winter.
LYRIC
ALL
THIS WEEK
A Joy Ride Through Laurhland
SYD CHAPLIN
in
The Man on the Box
Other Entertaining Picture
ON THE STAGE
HARRY
HARLAN
Morrison & Coghlan
"Graduate, of Ha
SHOWS AT 1, S, B, 7,
Exchanges
3fcjONIGHT
POP. MAT. Best Sean $1.50
FAREWELL TOUR
Robert a MAOTELL
f ipported by
Genevieve HAMPER
and Specially Selected Cait
In
"RICHELIEU" Tbor. Ere.
"MACBETH" Fri. Ere.
"MERCHANT OF VENICE"
Sat. Mat.
"KING LEAR" Sat. Eve.
PRICES:
Eve.: 2 SO, 2 00, SO, IvOO, BOc.
Mat. ISO, 1.00, SOc, Plus Tax
The honor system has been reject
ed at Harvard University by a unani
mous vote of the committee to which
it was referred.
COLONIAL JK
A Hr.rt Pounding Story of Thrilla
and Leva on the Bloodhound
dELOWlINE
RIN-TIN-TIN
ALSO
"MAZIE WONT TELL
The, Fourth Laughable Story of
"TV - Adventure of Meria"
shows at i7"rST7
Over six hundred volumes have
been added to the Depaow Univer
sity Library since last July, accord
ing to a report recently issued.
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THUR. FRI SAT.
DICK WHITTINGTON AND
HIS CHARLESTONIANS
Direct from the Moonlight Cardan,
Colorado Springa,
Colorado
Broom, tic It Babo
ELLIOTT AND LA TOUR
In
UJUISE MASSART and BOYS
"A VAUDEVILLE FRAPPE"
With
Dick Brooki and Joe Petrel
IKrrentric Dancera)
"onald Burke (Tenor)
Kamn Rlngo iT.1"'"!.
Bob CONNOLLY, anal
FRANCES Fannie
lha5,ewa!Wa of Nrw Vark"
CHARLES RILEY
Aaaarlea'a Craataot On Hand
B al a near
"SHOULD HUSBTNDS"BE
ABICM and
WiTrm n"
A New Comody
the
ORCHESTRA
HOWS AT 2:80, 7K)0, f,0O
An annual ice carnival will be held
during February at the University
of Wisconsin.
Louis Graveure, famous baritone
soloist, is to open this year's artist
concert series at Grinnell college.
McGill University has established
an employment bureau to assist stu
dents in getting work for the year.
Sixty-five years of age is the
limit set by the trustees of Liver
pool University for the age of professors.
Flans for a new University of
Iowa armory and field house have
been approved by the state board of
education.
McGill University, Montreal.Can-
ada, is holding "jazs teas" weekly,
at 5 p. m., with dancing and refreshments.
University of Washington's first
forensic co-ed tangle will be held
early in December with the Univer
sity of Idaho.
University of Indiana. A five-
year course to complete the school
of dentistry will be required here
beginning in the fall of 1926.
Prospects for a University of Mis
souri football stadium have just
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been realieed when a meeting of the
Board of Directors adopted this provision.
"To drink or not to drink," the
great American problem, was debat
ed by teams from the University of
Cambridge and Belott College, Wisconsin.
Close to a half century separates
the University of Michigan's oldest
and youngest students, with the old
est one fifty-seven and one fifteen
years of age.
The University of California's
men's glee club has a world wide
reputation for good music, having
made tours of the United States,
Alaska and Europe.
An Oregon woman recently ad
vertised offering $400 compensation
for a temporary husband in order
that she might fulfill the require
ments of an inheritance.
At the University of' Idaho the
hour when women must be in from
dates has been extended from 11
o'clock on Friday nights and 11:30
on Saturday nights to 12 o'clock on
both nights.
A student manager system for
athletics has been adopted at North
western. Athletic director "Tug"
Wilson, formerly of Drake was one
those responsible for adopting the
new system.
A gridgraph was used at Oretron
Agricultural College last week to re
port the game with Stanford. Be
fore the game and between quarters
and halves an orchestra furnished
music for dancing.
Huge arc lights have been installed
in the Berkeley stadium in order
that the early darkness of the fall
nights will not interfere with var
sity practice. The Bears have been
using a "ghost ball."
Pink pajamas, purple pantaloons.
and nightshirts were the freshmen
badges at the annual Jaiamirimt
held at Stanford University. The
class of '29 turned out en masse for
the parade and yells.
Men who sit in the rooter's sec
tion at athletic contests at the Uni
versity of California, southern div
ision, must wear rooter's caps, white
shirts and black ties and are pro
vided with megaphones.
Experiments conducted at George
Washington University in Washin-
ton, D. C, disclosed that no loss of
mental powers resulted from loss of
sleep. Students taking the test went
from sixty to eighty hours without
sleep.
An evening buggy ride was held
by forty men and women of Baylor
University as a protest against the
recent ruling by the dean of women
prohibiting riding in automobiles in
the evening by the women of the
univrsity.
Students of Iowa State College do
motor car repair work in a new
laboratory recently installed. A flat
rate is charged for work, the owner
furnishing his own parts. Proceeds
are used to pay instructors and to
purchase tools.
A school for police established at
Boston University last year is being
continued this year. The curricu
lum of the school offers courses in
law which airs the ficers in com
batting offenders and acting as
prosecutors in court.
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A course in glass blowing has
been started at the University of
Kansas. The art of glass blowing,
ordinarily thought to be only for
carnival sideshow tricksters, Is a
valuabe asset in chemistry, accord
ing to Dr. H. M. Elsey, professor of
chemistry.
Bates won ft Oxford in a de
bate on the Prohibition question last
week. It is interesting to note
the English style of debating, each
speaker debating for twenty min
utes on any aspect of the question
he may choose and when all have
concluded .there is no rebuttal allowed.
One of the features of the Dad's
day celebration at Northwestern
University was a football game be
tween the dads during the time be
tween the halves. The dads spent
the time scrapping as fiercely as the
varsity team had been a few min
utes before.
In a recent survey of Brown Uni
versity students at Providence, R.
I., it was disclbsed that there are
many ways of working your way
through college. Freak jobs such
as massaging lame backs, escorting
ministers' daughters to dances or
furnishing blood for transfusions
were commonly listed.
All boarding houses, dormitories
and college restaurants at Ohio
Wesleyan will serve mush and milk
every Thursday noon. The money
saved by this novel plan will be
given to Ohio Wesleyan's develop
ment plan of $800,000.
According to The Bulletin, the
daily paper of the Kansas State
Teachers College of Emporia, a
class In deanshlp composed of eight
women did not have a single bobbed
head among them at the beginning
of the school term, but now one of
the deans-to-be succumbed to the
lure of shorn locks and shattered
the remarkable record.
William Howard Taft, chief Jus
tice of the United State aupreme
court, will dedicate the new law
building at the University of Cin
cinnati. Nicholas Longworth, speak
er of the house of representatives
will also speak.
The senior class of the Kansas
Wesleyan University, located at Sa
loina, Kan., observed "sneak day"
recently. On "Sneak Day" the aen
iors left at 5 a. m. for a breakfast
in the country, then drove tq anoth
er town, where they spent the day.
All plans were carried out without
the knowledge of the University
authorities.
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