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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (May 20, 1927)
RIALTO-NOW CLARA BOW "The Runaway" A Paramount Picture with WARNER BAXTER, GEORGE BANCROFT, WILLIAM FOWELL THE DAILY NEBR ASK AN ALL THIS WEEK YouTl be thrilled br hU darln ex ploit in thl stirring- adventurei Other Entertalnlnf Pictures MATS. IOcj MTE 20c VALLEY TRACK STARS GATHER FOR MEET (Continued from Pace 2 sophomores Krause and Fleming on wnose success in the) barrier events depends much of Nebraska's chances of holding the title. Captain Bobby Stephens' suro first place in the broad jump has faded away into oblivion between his series of injuries and unexpected improve ments in other valley jumpers. Ste phens has been carefully nursed along the last two week, everv effort. being made to tret him into shane fnr the valley championships, but not until he jumps will his condition real ly be1 known. Broad Jumper are Numerous On the other hand Mullins of Okla homa, his team-mate Stalker. Mc Inerny of Kansas, and Lancaster of Missouri, all considered 22 feet jumpers, have sprung loose in the last two weeks to make better marks than Stephens' leap of 23 feet 6 BIG DOUBLE BILL THURS.-FRI.-SAT. "RICH BUT HONEST" Starring NANCY NASH and CLIFFORD HOLLAND A Snappy Story ol Rapid Fire Comedy MOROK SISTERS & CO. In A Senaational Aerial Act Interspersed with Acrobatic Dancing Bits PETRI E & GREGORY "ACES BACK TO BACK" The Superior Character Comedian JIM FULTON & CO. In THE MAYOR AND HIS MANICURE By Geo. Ada STEPPIN' HIGH With Sid Danny Graham, Cecelia Blair at Ray Oswald In A FANTASY DANCE REVUE Also BABICH & ORCHESTRA SHOWS AT 2:30, 7:00, 0:00 LYRIC W! THIS EEK THEATRE rhe Pierre Watkin Player 21 ST BIG WEEK Present "THE PATSY" POPULAR PRICES Matinees, Tues-, Thurs., and Sat. Box office phone, B-4S75 inches early in the spring which set a new valley indoor record. Besides these stars, Andrews of Nebraska must be considered a chance of end ing in the scoring although he has not yet bettered 23 feet. Last year high jumpers were prac tically nil. Anderson of Oklahoma was the only man able to get over six feet last year and that was his limit He is hark this year but will be pushed y Brunk and Carle, the two Drake high jumpers who have been leaping around the 6 foot 2 mark with distressing regularity for Ukiahoma's chances. There mav be other good jumpers in the valley but these are enough to make the contest interesting. Wirsig Will Have Competition With the exception of "Choppy" Khodes, who tied for second place last year, all the pole vaulters who pushed Frank Wirsig to set a new record last year will be back to try again Saturday. If Wirsig is "right" he will have a good chance of better ing his own valley record. If he isn't he is likely to find himself well down in the list of place winners. Drake of Oklahoma has been mak ing 12 feet 6 inches consistently all season and his team-mate Potts was one of the leading vaulters in the valley last year. Lancaster of Mis souri, Cash of Kansas, and others are set to push the 13-foot mark. Rinefort is Weight Star Weight men present a wonderful array of talent and are expected to better both shot put ar.d discus rec ords if the weather is favorable. Rinefort of Grinnell. Thornhill of Kansas, Ashburn, Hurd, Durisch, and Pospisil of Nebraska, McAnnelly and Brown of Missouri and Larid and Meeter of Grinnell furnish a flashy bunch of weight men. The record in the javelin throw is considered safe for the year but a fast trroup of wand-wafters will be on hand. Morgan of Oklahoma will be the favorite if his arm has recov ered from a recent injury, Clon of Oklahoma Aggies, Laird of Grinnell, Almy of Nebraska, and several others are expected to furnish strong com petition. Both mile and half-mile) relay teams hold promise of sensational battles. Nebraska vuu both last year and has the same team left for the mile relay this year as won it last year although this quartet has failed to function successfully as yet this year. Kansas is favored in the diorler relay with Oklahoma Aggies counting themselves likely winners of the mile relay. URF HEUM SaTsTatFiTsflN L Mi QAP" A superb and spectacular an per drama of love and intrigue on the high seaa: "THE YANKEE CLIPPER" A romantic adventure, with WILLIAM BOYD, ELINOR FAIR and JUNIOR COGHLAN Also News and Comedy Pictures ON THE STAGE FLO ELSIE ROSE & CAROL The Singing Sweethearts, in "SYNCOPATION" BEAVER AND HIS BOYS SHOWS AT 2:45, 7:00, 9:00 Dancing at ANTELOPE PARK PAVILION Where All the Uni. Students Dance. Revelers Playing 5c per dance LAUGHS! LAUGHS 1 LAUGHS! v : : . 4. 1 mm c--i - X 1 CHARLIE MURRAY CHESTER CONKUN "McFADDEN'S FLATS 99 NOW NOW LAUGHS! LAUGHS! LAUGHS! 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