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PNTIFIC MONTHLY
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article on "Our American Forests
Their Past, Present, and Future,"
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A MOST DELIGHTFUL
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tNTERtAlNMENT
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The laugh and cry
Picture
News Comedy
ON THE STAGE
Rosemary-Deering & Noel
T,,, Cream ot lha t"e,B WoHd
Assistaa by
O-MELIA. BUTTERFIELD RENNOL
Tfc. Musical Corner Favorites I.
-VISIONS OF ART"
,nd Ms Merry Mu.le NaaUra
SHOWS 2:SO, 7:00, :0
MATS. S5e NITE 60c CHILD. lOe
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and White of Farm House with
seven.
Hall, playing: forward on the Delta
Theta Thl quintet, was the individual
star of the game between his team
and the Alpha Gamma Rho's. Al
though playing on the losing team,
he scored the eleven points credited
to them. Roth and Presnell, forwards
on the opposing quintet, showed up
with some clever team-work and
were largely responsible for the big
score. The final score was 31 to 11
for Alpha Gamma Rho.
Phi Gamma Delta took a close and
hard-fought game from tho Betas
by a 15 to 6 score. Leading 7 to 2
tho half, the winners continued
ti.eir aggressive play and smothered
a Beta rally in the closing minutes
of the game.
The final game of the day was of
defeat of Sigma Nu by Witte, play
ing with four other players of the
Sigma Alpha Epsilon team. He
scored seventeen points on shorts,
longs and mediums, but was ably
aided by his teammates by good pass
ing. The SIg Alphi showed a prom
ising team that will show othms In
the tourney a good race. Tho Fortor
boys, substituted by Slrma Nu,
scored six of the ten points made by
thoir team and Seder collected four
on one field goal and two free
throws.
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Frank Ford & Dorothy Ricketts
IN
THE WEDDING RING"
A Sur-PHn Fiht hi Thro Rounds
By A. E, Boaaberf
Baxter & Frank
And their Symphonle Maids
LORA MARIE AND HER GIRLS
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Novtlty Ducm Music
McCarthy & Moore
Tho Vaudeville Funetere hi
"ANYTHING AT ALL"
FRANK RAE
Warner & Cole
la a comedy oWt with musk
-TWO SkOkTS FROM KOKOMO"
Parker & Son
Extraordinary Entortalmrs
Also News and Corned? Pictures
BABICH and the ORCHESTRA
Entire change of prorrani Thursday
SHOWS
I:SO, 7:00, 9:00
MATS 25r
NITE 50c. GAL. 20c
Week of Jan. 10
REGINALD DENNY
in
The Cheerful Fraud
NEWS REEL COMEDY
Ralph Scott at tho Console
THIS WEEK
If You Enjoy
shrieking myatery, riotous fun, chilling drama and
baffling plot be sure and aee this picture.
f BESSIE LOVE SC
"OUR GANG
In The Big Laughs
"Telling Whoppers
ALSO NEWS AND COMEDY PICTURES
J. C. N. RICHARDS, Organisi
SHOWS 1, S, S, 7. . MATS. ISc NITE
25c, CHIL. 10c
D.W.GRIFFITH'S
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ORPHEUM THEATRE
Mat. and Nignt, Thursday Jan. 20
MAT. 3:00 P. M. NITE 8:15
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RORDOCORTEZ
CAROL DEMPSTER
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NewsFables
Tea Matinees every day from 1:15
to 5 p. n. Tea on the Baenanlne
Compliments of the management.
L.i
Seat Sala Thursday, January 13
Special Priced Mat. 75, 1.10. !. "
Music Lovers'
Night
THURSDAY
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Iowa To Broadcast
Ringside Reports
Amos, Iowa, Jan. 8. Specials A
radio program consisting of tho ring
sido reports of tho Iowa State-Simpson
wrestling meet, music by the
Men's Gloe Club and an address on
"The Agricultural Community Serv
ice Club," by Prof. W. II. Lancelot,
head of the Vocational Education
Depnrtmont, will bo broadcast by
WOI, Iowa State CoIIcro radio sta
tion, beginning at 7:15 p. m. next
Thursdny evening.
Tho Men's Glee Club will sing the
sonirs to be used in the Missouri Val
ley glee club contest at St. Louis on
Feb. 4. The wrestling meet is sched
uled to start at 7:15, the glee club
will sing from 8:15 to 8:35, an
nouncements and greetings from the
Colleee Agricultural Education Club
will be broadcast from 8:35 to 8:40
nml Prof. Lancelot will address the
all-Iowa audience from 8:10 to
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New Discussion Group
Will Criticize College
A new Arts College discussion
irroup met Saturday morning in tho
Y. M. C. A. rooms. Formanont or
ganisation was effected. Lincoln
Frost, Jr., was elected chairman, and
Ivan Hall, secretary.
Dr. II. B. Alexander of the depart
ment of philosophy, will speak next
week. A program was outlined to re
examine the Arts Collcjre, after the
mnnner of last year when Douglass
Orr was chairman. It was decided to
specialise investigations. Steps were
taken to obtain tho approval of Dean
James.
Dakota And Morning
side Open Season
Vermillion, S. D., Jan. 8. The
University of Souith Dakota and
Morningside college will lift the cur
tain on the 1927 North Central con
ference season with a game here to
night. Coach Vincent Montgomery
expects tough going for his crew of
! comparatively inexperienced men
against the conference champions of
last year.
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ALUMNI OFFICE GREETS
OUT OF STATE VISITORS
Visitors at tho alumni office since
tho first of the year include: E. G.
Hendrickson, '25, and Mrs. Hen
drickson, '24, Okmulgee, Okla.; Mrs.
Evelyn Black Wilcox, '19, Sheridan,
Wyo.; and Yoshimatsu Yoshida, '20,
North riatte.
Next Sunday's Dinner
AT
THE IDYL HOUR CAN'T BE BEAT
The Idyl Hour
136 No. 12
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LYRIC
Every nifht
except Sunday
Matinees Tues. Thara. Sat.
The Pierre Watkin
Players
'.'The Best People"
The perfect comedy-drama
phone B4S75 for reservations
Eve. 75c and 50c Mats. 50c and 2Sc
NEXT WEEK "LAFF THAT OFF"
Is Coming
WEEK OF JANUARY 24
TO THE
Orpheum Theater
For its First Showing and
Exclusive Presentation in
Lincoln This Season.
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KlrLt, Thursday, Jxuary AGy
Open until Midnight and Sunday
Milwaukee Delicatessen
Everything for th
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