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strangers on a train
UNTIL YOU'VE SEEN
"A LITTLE v
JOURNEY"
WITH
CLAIRE WINDSOR. WILLIAM ,
HAINES, HARRY CAREY
Mon.-Tues.-Wed.
RIALTO
COMING THURSDAY
BEBE DANIELS IN VOLCANO
Mon.-Tues.
Wed.
wMtnf EVERYBODY iOts
Mon.-Tues.
Wed.
WHERE THOUSANDS MEET THOUSANDS DAILY
You'll
itiYYou
Miss
Either
One of
These
Shows
Babich
and
His
Orchestra
The Lovable Rotund Comedian
BILLY HOUSE
and Hi
ASSOCIATE PLAYERS
in a Miniature Comedy
"RESOLUTIONS"
YODELING
TROUBADOURS
A Quartette of Tyroleau Artiste in
"ECHOES OF THE ALPS"
MARION GIBNEY
The Popular Comedienne Preseots
"SOPHIE BLATZ FROM OUR BLOCK"
And Other Impersonation .
MAUDE
IRENE
HILTON & CHESLEIGH
A Duo of Talented ArtUt in i
"HARMONY AND HUMOR" '
ED
WYNN
NEWS AND
COMEDY
PICTURES
JOLLY & WILD
The- Singing Funsters
"OF 1927"
CHRISSIE & DALEY
Eccentric Comedy in a Novel War
THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
Am Orpheum Circuit Unit Show
"LING TING FOO"
(Beautiful Garden)
WITH
LEE WONG'S CHINESE ORCHESTRA
And Six Little Tea Maids
EDDIE SHUBERT
Other Excellent Vaudeville Offerings
AND BEAUTIFUL CHORUS
SHOWS AT 2:30, 7:00, 9:00
MATS. 2Sc, NITE SOc, GAL. 20c
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Novel
Menus
and
Programs
Graves Printing
Company
Three doors south of Uni.
Temple
Thirty Faculty
Members Plan
To Give Talks
Vermillion, S. D., March 26."
About thirty South .Dakota high
schools will have commencement
speakers from the staff of the Univer
sity of South Dakota, according to a
report made by the Extension Divis
ion. A large number of schools have
requested information and some have
made arrangements for University
speakers for the commencement exer
cises.
Among the faculty members who
At Rector's
This Evening
25c
Roast Pork Tostette
Cake ala Mode
Any 6c drink
Mon. Mar. 28
25c
Peanut Butter Tostette
Baked Apple
Any 5c drink
Have you tried our home
made Pastry?
Rector's
Sanitary Fountain
"Youve had your chance for happi
ness with this woman now she's
mine!!! If you want her come and
get her."
Here's a drama, not for
just today but for ALWAYS!
at,
WITH
LEWIS STONE
Tully Mar8hN
Barbara Bedford
NEWS
ALSO
and COMEDY PICTURES
Thurs.-Frt-Sa.
A Dramatic Thunderbolt
"HELD BY THE
LAW"
All-Star Cast
Mon.-Tues.-Wed.
SHOWS I, 3, S, 7, 9.
MAT. 10c, NITE 20c
COLONIAL
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Fresh from the sketch book of Peacock's Pa
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creator's individual artistry it is intended for
the woman who knows shoe style and value.
Peacock Shop
have expressed a willingness to speak
at commencement exercises in the
state are J. H. Julian, vice president
and dean of student affairs; John G.
Tjaden, professor of German; Harry
G. Barnes, instructor in public speak
ing; E. M. Stevens, professor of psy
chology; E. S. Sparks, dean of the
college of arts and sciences; Harry
W. Vanneman, professor of law; Wil
liam H. Batson, professor of educa
tion; Charles C. Josey, professor of
philosophy; Olin C. Kellogg, profes
sor of English; Craig S. Thorns, pro
fessor of sociology; Lester W. Feezer,
professor of law; Arthur L. Keith,
professor of. Greek language and lit
erature; and R. J. Bradley, associate
professor of education.
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JAMES
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Fables
Lloyd Hamilton, in "Jolly Tars"
Overture: Lincoln Orchestra, A. L. Bonner,, Conducting,
Presenting selections from "Student Prince"
Viola Butt, seprano aolnftt
THURSDAY
FRIDAY'
SATURDAY
Gilda Gray, Chester Conklin, Tom Moore
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H Dther New Coats 11.95 to 69.50
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ORPHEUM
oistcriON or L.M.GARMAN Si
On The Screen
ANKLES
PREFERRED
With
a rn nrw v a. inr
J. Fsrrell MacDonald, Lawrence Gray, Allan Fan est
Barry Norton
Here's the season's most hilarious comedy with a
glittering cast. You'll taught until your sides
ache or there's no euch thing as fun. This is
one you should see at least once.
mabuTn'ormand
In a Laughing Success
"ANYTHING ONCE"
. On the Stage
TAD TIEMAN
and his
TUNESMiTHS"
With
PINKZC DEES
In the Vaudeville Novelty
"COLLEGE "CAPERS"
Assisted by FRANK McCORMICK
Winners of tho.
PERFECT ANKLE CONTEST
Beaver and his Music Masters
LINSDAY WILL
SPEAK HERE
(Continued from Page One.)
to the campus by the University Y.
W. and Y. M. C. A. and the Federa
tion of Church Workers. He is visit
ing various colleges and universities
in the United States while on this
tour for the League for Industrial
Democracy. Mr. Lindsay served from
1916 to 1918 in the world war, but
after being severely wounded he re
turned to England where he organ
ized "Blighty League" an organiza
tion of ex-soldiers whetee purpose was
to work for peace and democracy in
post-war England.
He was a student at Oxford from
1919 to 1922, where he was instru
mental in founding the Oxford Labor
Club. In 1922 he visited America with
the Oxford Union Debating Team,
and later traveled for the Workers'
Educational Bureau, and visited uni
versities, trade unions and labor fed
erations in the United States. It was
while on this trip that Mr. Lindsay
visited the University of Nebraska
before.
LIVESTOCK JUDGING
CONTEST IS STAGED
(Continued from Page One.)
R. F. Jessen, Schiol of Agriculture 198
High Men in Judging Sheep
Louis TaRRart, Chambers 142
Cecil Means, Red Cloud 131
W. P. Snyder. North Platte 129
Robin Sponce, Crab Orchard . 128
W. B. Lancaster, 126
Glen Staats, School of Agriculture 125
High Men in Judging Horses
Cecil Means, Ked Cloud ...... 1S8
Robin Spence, Crab Orchard . .... 125
Paul Fowler, Alma 120
C..E. Bartlett, Bird City, Kansas 118
E. C. Judge, Ames, Iowa Ill
Louis Taggart, Chambers 109
All Classes
Robin Spence, Crab Orchard 689
ecil Means, Red Ootid . 672
ouis Tageart, Chambers - 664
C. E. Bartlett, Bird City, Kan. 607
Clarence LaRue, Curtis 602
Taui Fowler. Alma 600
James Rosse, Maxwell 590
Harold Miller, Republic, Kan 590
G. A. Garrison, Union ... 690
Joe Watson, Albion 588
G. E. McReynolds, Fairfield 688
T: At
IISTEN I
ADIES
University Night
Program Is Ready
(Continued from Page One.)
obtained Monday, at the Orpheum
box office.
Organizations producing skits are
working hard over the week-end to
have their acts in complete condition
before the dress rehearsal Monday
afternoon.
4 s hal l I do
V7) with
that g
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CLEANERS AND DYERS
TUCKER-SHEAN
JEWELERS
OPTICIANS
STATIONERS .
UNIVERSITY
REQUIREMENTS
EXPERT WATCH,
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a
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YOUR PATRONAGE
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S-UDENTS' SUPPLIES
" 1123 "O" St.
A few hours more, University
Night will be over, and most of our
collective reputations will be ruined
at least temporarily. So when you
are feeling blue after the deed is
done get out the Nebraskan and
read the column, again.
Are You Feeling
Blue Because Of-
ail the things you are afraid
they will say about you Univer
sity Night? Well, if you drop
in to see those six new low
heeled models in Speier's shoe
department, you'll recover your
sense of humor. Should you go
so far as to buy a pair you'll be
able to stand anything they say
with a smile. Don't forget that
Speier's specialize in narrow
sizes, and as for colors just
listen Dawn, Shell Grey, Rose
Blush, Stone, and Stroller Tan.
Then, just to make your latest
acquisition complete, stop for I.
Miller hose. They are matched
to the shoes and are sheer and
fine to meet the demand of the
most fastidious college maid.
Stop at Speier's tomorrow and
you'll not be disappionted.
All Aboard For
The Picnic Special
The Picnic Special has been
running since March 13. Choose
your own route and your stop-
fing places. Choose your own
unch, too. It is lots of fun to
build your fire and fry your
own steaks. Just listen to this
for YOUR Picnic Special, and
only $1.25. Four individual
steaks, ready to fry; French
fried or shoestring potatoes;
eight bread and butter sand
wiches; fresh vegetables, pickles
coffee or punch. That is only
ONE of four possible nienuea
at the Idyl Hour. Mr. Austin
only asks one favor that is
that you place your order at the
Idyl Hour at least 30 minutes
before you want to start on
your trip. Plan your Picnic
Special NOW with the help of
the Idyl Hour.
Before Vacation
Start Planning
your spring party. ' Now, of
course, the first thing is an idea.
And where to go for that rare
thing an idea? That's not hard
to answer when you have
spent a few minutes among the
bonnies and bonnets and bas
kets at George Bros, your mind
will be so full of ideas for par
ties that some of them are just
bound to spill over and become
realties . There are rose baskets
just waiting to be filled and put
in the center of some luncheon
table. And, oh so much of yel
low yellow chickies, yellow
flowers, and the daintiest of
yellow nut cups with yellow
bonnets nodding at you over the
brim. There is no doubt about
it you'll not lack in party
ideas if you drop in at George
Bros, tomorrow to see their
Easter corner.
How Busy They Were-
when I dropped in at Orkin's
Smart Shop for Women today.
And why? Mr. Wasserman is
in New York buying and every
day he sends back something
new. Today came a new ship
ment of Nikro model coats n
tweeds and mixtures and soft
gay plaids. I had slipped my
arms into one of them and
snuggled my hands deep into its
pockets when I made a curious
discovery. The coat, an ador
able green plaid, was revers
able, and upon being turned in
side out became plain demure
preen. Wouldn't it be fun to
have two coats in one? And
that is just one of all the num
bers of coats there, so just run
in and pick out your new spring
coat. You'll want jBomething
new to take home vacation time.
Ncu) Furniture
For The House!
"Yes, of course," you said a
month or two months or a year
ago. "Of course we must have
new furniture for the house."
And you got it, BUT have you
given it-moth insurance? Now
Evan's have- a special process of
' moth proofing upholstered fur
niture and ruga a special room
id a special process that will
positively prevent the most per--sistent
moth from entering a
campaign against YOUR fur
niture. Then you won't wonder
why "good" furniture wore out
so quickly, because it won't
wear out so ouiekly. And don't
forget that Evan's is still on tha
job, cleaning coaU and hats and
dreanes anci gloves so that Eas
ter may find the Nebraska Co
ed with a freh wnr-irobis. Clean
Up ecoMC-r.icil'v Jx,r g'iri.-ir: ct