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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 6, 1926)
I THE DAILY NEBRASKAN The Hauck Studio Skoagland Photographer 1216 "O" B-2991 o in btitu. ' I4t V MM TUE3. WED. "MELODYLAND" A naw Conception of "Modern Syncopation and Claailca ThT" Popular Vaudavilliana Will & Gladys Ahren .-A SPINNING ROMANCE" TytiTMitchell And Hli Prattr " Talented MARYLAND SINGERS OUeridf , "Southern Sonta of the Slxtlea" BILLY MLLE. Fitzsimmona & Flory Wheeler & Wheeler "WHIRLWIND NOVELTY Miss Gray Tells of Summer's Experiences (Continued from Page One.) are lost in the storms, nnd every witte captain tries to make Pago Pago har bor when the burcmeter starts to fall. There are other harbors around the island, but ii! the weather look stormy, the ship makes for the open seas rather than to stay in these treacherous hafcuvsi where many 0 Bhip has sunk. The weather was quiet when we mude the trip and 1 was very glad of it." Miss Gray taya that tho flay "Rain," which was such a huge suc cess on the stage, was lid in Pago Pago, Samoa. She found the very hotel described in the play, although the hotels .are few and far between in Samoa. There are no real Euro pean hotels in Samoa, nor do they have any of the modern feature found in America, except in the homes of the naval officers. Fiji Island Not So Interesting "The Fiji Islands are not so in- "Al.o New and Comedy future. BABICH and tha ORCHESTRA 5HUW3 ! I Honey For Sale New honey in the comodor extracted $2 gallon. Six gallon lots or more $1.88 per gallon. . Produced exclusively from clovers. Quality Guaranteed. State Whether comb or extract is wanted when ordering. The Busy Bee Apiary Beemer, Nebraska 13 terestlng and the scenery not so beautiful as that of Samoa," she continued. "The fijians Ju.vo many old and pecu?iar cui'tom that they still continue to practice. They with stand the pain of tattooing so that they may look beautiful, and they put lime in their hair to bleach it a golden red. This lime also kills the insects, that have a habit of resting in tho native's ha'r.'' "I saw two Fiji Island chiefs walk ing down the street, and judging from their appearance, they must have been members of the nobility. They both carried canes, walked with a swagger, and wor a skirt made of pure white cloth. Tho upper part of the costume was Uixtinctly European and their feet were bare. Contrary to the general belief, the Fijis are a very clean race." From the Fiji Islands Miss Cray went to Sidney, Australia. "I was surprised to learn that Sidney has a population of over a million," she declared. "Australia contains as many square miles as doer? the United States, but the total population is only ten million." Sidney Is On Beautiful Site In describing Sidney she said that the buildings are not as beautiful as those of an American city of the same size, although the city is laid out on a beautiful site. There are many beaches only a Bhort distance from the center of Sidney, and many people make their home in the sub urbs built up on the beaches. The Wrigley Chewing Gum Company, the Swift Company, and several automo bile companies have factories in Aus tralia. The price of cars there is al most double the price we pay in America and gasoline is also very high. "The University of Sidney has several old buildings of Gothic archi tecture," she continued, "and the museum was especially interesting to me. It contains many pictures by old English masters. The College of Agriculture is very diiferent from the Nebraska College of Agriculture. They have a separate college there) for each subject.' "I became very tired of tea while in Sidney. The middle clnsu of Aus tralians have tea served eight times a day, while the very wealthy class of Australians have whiRkny instead of tea." Sidney Amusements Enjoyable "I enjoyed the amusements in Sid ney very much. I saw Guy Bates Post, Pavlova, and a motion picture show during my stay there. I was very much amused when attending the movies there for tho Australians wear evening dress to the Bhows." The best part of tho trip is in meeting people, according to Mies Gray. She came back on the same boat that brought Miss Australia over. Miss Australia, by the way, was sadly defeated, for she represented the Australian type and the Ameri cans have a different idea as to beauty. Miss Gray became acquain ted with Miss Australia and learned that she was a college graduate who had worked her way through school. "All in all," she said, "I enjoyed my trip very much and if you ever get a chance to take it, don't hesi tate. It's worth it" With Bebe Daniels' Charles Paddock A Paramout Picture ALL THIS WEEK The Piiture of a Thousand Sensations WILLIAM FOX JbllSJE with a Great Cast Starr in GEORGE O'BRIEN "THE FOURTH ALARM" A Scream with Our Can SHOWS AT 1, 3, 5, 7, 9. Hardy Smith BARBER SHOP Clean towel used on each cus tomer. 9 CHAIRS 116 No. 13th Street Committees Are Named for Dance (Continued from Pago One), committee are: Allan Mcintosh, Frank Prucka, Bill Bronson, Fred erick Daily, Elizabeth Craft, Mar garet Schill, Edna Schriek, Eunice Hanner, Bernice Weets and Verna Kelly. Vinton Lawson and Ernestine Mc Neill are joint chairmen. Reception The reception committee appoint ed by Robert Davenport and Kath erine Allen, joint chairmen, includes: Anne Alexander, Mary Erickson, Alice Leslie, Dwight Wallace, Austin Sturdevant, and Louis Turner. The entertainment committee is: Helen Raegor and Gregg Watson, joint chairmen, Charlotte Anderson, Maurine Drayton, Bernice Laipply, Evelyn Frohm, Shirley JoAnn Hast ings, Don Bell, Joy Storms, Paul Bollen and Wayne Gratigny. The checking committee: Don Samuelson. chairman, and members of the checking committee are: Vic tor Brink, Glenn Bennett, George Gohde. 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