t
RIALTO now
Florence Victor, in
"Afraid to Love"
with
CLIVE BROOK
JOCELYN LEE and
NORMA TREVOR
LYRIC
ALL THIS
WEEK
THEATER
rhe Pierre Watkin Players
1 19th Blf Wk
Present
"THE BAD MAN"
A Story of a Gonial Mexican Bandit
POPULAR PRICES
Matinees, Tues, Thura., and Sat.
Box office phona, B-457S
dmt WIKI DWI wo
THUR- -FRI.-SAT.
FLYING HARPERS
In
A CASTING SURPRISE
BARBER & JACKSON
"NOTHING SERIOUS"
Jut Mirth and Melody
BILL UTAH
A Plain Fellow
Alto Newa and Comedy Picture
BABICH and th ORCHESTRA
SHOWS AT 2:30, 7:00, 9:00
TONIGHT
the last acta of the Soror
ity Opportunity nights.
7 Show Phi Omega Pi
9 Show Theta Phi Alpha
Who will be the
most popular girl
in each sorority?
Who will receive
the prizes?
The announcements of
the Judges will be made
at both th 7 and 9 o'clock
shows Saturday night.
The Red Cross benefit
show at the Lincoln Thea
ter is the only perform
ance Friday night carry
ing the official sanction of
the American Red Cross!
RED CROSS
BENEFIT SHOW
Lincoln Theater
Friday 11:30 P. M.
3 hours of snappy variety
tat you have not seen on
any stage in Lincoln this
week. Among the many
headlinera are
Gloomy Gu of KFAB
Master of Ceremonies.
Beck's Band Hotel Corn
husker Orchestra Har
riet Cruise Flavia Wat
ers' Black Bottom Revue
The Revelers Orchestra
Chuck Wiles, xylophon
ist Gloomy and Eddie
"The Harmony Boys"
and KFAB entertainers-
3 hours of new entertain
ment. ALL SEATS 50c NONE
RESERVED PROCEEDS
GO 100 TO RED CROSS
FOR RELIEF OF FLOOD
SUFFERERS.
ALL THIS WEEK
Can a Woman Ba Too Beautiful?
"The
NOTORIOUS
LADY"
Aa Anwjlnf Romance With
I-F-WTS STONE and
BARBARA BEDFORD
"Broke in China" '
A Laugh Explosion with
BEN TURP1N
ON THE STAGE
The Gray Family
A SaMettn oi Versatile
Youthful Star In a
MINIATURE MUSICAL COMEDY
Beaver and his Boys
Miuie At You Like It
THE DAILY NEBR ASK AN
FARMERS' FAIR TO
OPEH SATDRDAY
(Continued from Page One.)
UP Of: Arthur Hanbo Wo,Jt...
, nvuuincii
James Jensen. Mndiann Ann
' aklivuil AV
lik, Dewitt; Gladys Eenfro, Venango;
uvcme Keisnauge, Aurora; and Elsie
Marsh, Lewellen.
"The Pegeant of Progress," a pa
rade depictine Nebraska'
and the educational exhibits which
will be centralized near the student
activities building are two of the
main features of the fair. "The
Quest," a pageant written and pre
sented by the home economics de
partment, will show fifty girls In a
production of color, dancing, and
music.
Two Danc Orchestral
The amusement committed has se
cured a large "glide," the first of
its kind to be used in Lincoln. The
dance committee is employing two of
the best orchestras of Iincoln for the
.
Ride Em Cow Boy
The Nebr. University Airplane
At Your Service Every Day in May
The flying field located 1 mile south of Pen
SHORT RIDES ONE DOLLAR. LONG HIGH RIDES 2.50
We teach you to fly by the hour or complete course.
Phone B-3726 for information. Special attractions Sun
day afternoons. Come out and see the planes.
LINCOLN AIRCRAFT CO.
ROUND THE WORLD
" V
i ' - ' ' ,8"rV- i :jif.
jfc
Second Year
COLLEGE CRUISE
S. S. RYNDAM
SEPTEMBER TO MAY
Oontlnue your regular aca-
demlo oourte aboard the 8.
Rrndam, while viiltlng 25 ooun-
trlei.
A real oollege with a faculty
of experienced educator.
Beikttball, baasball, tnnli,
Mocer, swimming, with taenia
of foreign unlvertltlet.
A University Afloat for men
only. Enrollment limited to
97847 yeara or more of age.
For Illustrated book lata, de
scription of oourwi, map of Itin
erary and com nf a school year
of travel, write:
UNIVERSITY
TRAVEL
ASS N., IN0.
85 Madison Ave. V
Haw Tor City
Dancing at
ANTELOPE PARK
PAVILION
Where All the Uni. Students Dance.
Revelers Playing
5c per dance
"FOURSOME"
KNICKERS
They're what the fellows are all wanting;
the right kind that are cut full without looking
like a couple sacks of wheat; with fabrics that
speak a brogue and a loud one, too. And you
don't need to spend a month's allowance on
them either; just a modest
$850
Other Knickers $5 to $10
Golf Hor - $1 to $5
Sweaters 5 to $10
a)
big dance on the) main floor of the
student activities building.
The Follies girls and the Snor
phenn beys will present tlicL' pro
grams of dance and muBic during
the afternoon and evening. The girls
will Ehow the old and new in follies,
dancing old fashioned and modern
dance steps. The boys are present
ing an old tim Friday afternoon
country school program with some
real old time music and jigging.
For tnose who wish to see the cam
pus, a sightseeing tour has been ar
ranged. Busses will leave a central
depot with informed guides who will
explain the interesting places on the
campus.
MAY BREAKFAST TO
BE HELD ON SUNDAY
(Continued from Page One.)
Youngson, Blanche Farrena, Kathryn
Kuegge, Irene Searson, Sue Hall, Dorothy
McCoy and Rath May.
Grace Coppock: Helen Etntman. chairman;
Janice Wills. Elioe Willson, Mnurlne Dray
ton, Irene Shelbum, Margaret Gilmartin,
Margaret Hulling, Rita Sterrit, Ruth Pill
ing, Pauline Bilon, Elsie Pierson, Mildred
Olson and Ursulla Penner.
Social: Mary Elizabeth Hall, chairman;
Eileen Strubbe, Evelyn Manulleld, Mary
Caldwell, Lucille Refshauge, Helen Bor
chitlt, Alvina OiBon, Ruth Stewart, Helen
Reagor, Nellie Marie Howe, Margretta
Finch.
Conference: Ruth French, chairman; Ruth
Leverton, Jane Glennon, Constance Almy,
Eleanor Berge, Lois Hanning, Loretla
Granzer, Gladys Renfro, Dorothy Otto, Es
ther Heyne and Theodora Klose.
Vespers: Grace Modlin, chairman; Elva
Erickson, Ruth Shallcrosa, Lindell Brum
back, Evelyn Bauer, Mary Eleanor Aid
rich, Leona Pets and Helen Pethson.
Publicity: Eloise Keefer, chairman; Es
ther Svoboda, Mary Dolsn, Dorothy Craig,
Jean Ohler, Kathryn Douglas, Bes? Doduon,
Geraldine Heikes, Constance Waite. Enid
Williams, Ruby Sadsteail, Helen McClurc.
World Forum: Dorothy Nott, chairman;
Doris Segur, Bernice Giealer, Esther Gar
ner, Helen Davis, Harriett Horton and
Feme Binning.
Inter-Racial: Dorothy Nott, chairman;
Helen Witherspoon, Constance Almy, Helen
Van Gilder, Maurine Drayton, Thelma Ham
mond, Cleo Ross, Zanzey Hill, Dorothy Dix
on, Corinne Ferguson, Lucille Robinson,
Gladys Reynolds, Wilhelmina Guess and
Naomi Shakleford.
Membership: Ruth Barker, chairman;
Rachael Parham, Margp.ret Peterson, Maur
ine Drayton, Margaret Anderson, Edna
Shriek, Vera Stephenson, Marjorie Sturde
vant, Elva Erickson and Vivian Fleetwood.
J lT ST
t v
shall I do
with
that
CaU
VARSITY
CLEANERS AND DYERS
M 3
WANT ADS
Summer TVerk: A fsw poikiwui
still open in Nebraska and adjoining
states for the right men. Those ac
cepted must .be able to give best of
references, should be over 19 years
of age and willing to be away from
home for the summer, $4fi0.00 is
our minimum wage guarantee max
imum unlimited. R. P. Stearns, Col,
representative', at Cornhusker Hotel,
room 717 for today only and until 6
P. M. This is my last trip to Lin
coln this year.
LOST Black kid glove lost between
main library and Ellen Smitth Hall.
Call B3587.
SCHOOL EXECUTIVES, supervisors
and teachers wanted immediately
to fill vacancies for coming year. Ap
ply, Mt. States Teachers' Agency, 210
Templeton Bldg., Salt Lake City,
Utah.
LOST Black tortoise shell glasses
in black case. Leave at Nebraskan
office-
LOST Alpha Delta Pi sorority pin.
Return to Daily Nebraskan Office.
WANTED Experienced man cook
for Boys' camp. Apply City Y.
M. C. A., Employment Dept.
Typing done reasonably. Call
L-9767.
Can
TODAY AT
RECTOR'S
25c
Creamed Salmon on Toast
Cake ala Mode
Any 5c drink
Beautiful II
chiffon If
hose, If
Smart
gayly col
ored and
patterned
pyjamas
for Girls.
Two
piece,
sleeveless
Priced
1.95
2.95 and
3.95.
Second
floor 1 O 50
, asaaefl 0
Second floor
I
J
Stetson's
Snappy Two-way
Ties"
a new dressy slipper with the comfort, the smart
ness, and the service that you have found in the
popular street and sports
"STETSON SNAPPY TIES"
Now you may have these desirable qualities in a
slipper that is smart, made on a medium last with
a comfortable heel that is very dressy in appearance.
FASTENED WITH TAILORED BUCKLE
OR RIBBON BOW
B?th fastenings are included with this slipper
affording you two types of slipper in one. A high
arched medium toed patent leather with 14-8 Spaniih
FINE LEATHERS, EXPERT WORKMAN
SHIP, MODISH DESIGN
Priced pair
LINCOLN NEBRASKA
vuYtisa officisi
PTW YORK PARIS
Sa)ftKtMgdfcs"
very
sheer and
lustrous.
All
shades
for street,
dress and
evening
wear.
Silk to
top.
Priced
1.95 pair.
First
floor
L0NION
The First
outside gathering
on the porch at meal time
is certain to give
prominence to the
man wearing a
New Spring Suit
from
SHOWS AT-a:45. 7:00, 9:00