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By"Al"
jly Dear Sister:
I am very delighted to know that
you are going to pay me a visit this
week-end. I understood from your
letter that you'' are coming alone.
When I finish telling you about the
shows that we have in town this
week, I am sure ou will be able to
convince mother, that she .must come
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along. You know how mother favors
love stories. Well, the 0rpheum
has one of the most beautiful love
stories ever enacted In human his
tory, portrayed in the . picture
"When A Man Loves."
Do you remember the storv that
grandmother used to tell us? The
story of a certain Fabien and Manon
and how they loved with a love that
smouldered white hot within their
hearts? How this glorious love
overcame all obstacles? How they
were rudely snatched out of the ecs
tacy of that beautiful love and
placed on that ship of horrors? Do
you remember, sister, how breath
lessly we use dto sit and listen to
that story again and again?
It is more impressive then ever
on the screen. Pretty Dolores Cos-
tello and that genius, Barrymore,
certainly do a wonderful niece of
work. And the settings are simply
gorgeous. You remember, it is a
story of thei times of Louis XV of
France. The producers paid $24,
000 to the French government, for
the use of twenry-four orisrinal cos
tumes of those times, obtained from
the French State Museum. I ima
gine, Sis, that you will get as much
thrill out of those costumes as you
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DOLORES
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The Screen's Greatest Lovers, in
"WHEN A MAN
LOVES"
The Screen's Greatest Love Story
BABICH and His ORCHESTRA
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will from the love scenes. Anyhow,
I know that you will enjoy the pic
ture, for its the kind of a picture
that Will s-ive A pirl a thrill. And
the charming Dolores, more beauti-
tul than ever, vill causei a fneling of
cold fish scales runnine un and
down the spine, of more than one
boy, too.
In case you can coax Dad to cone;
we'll send him to the Lincoln. The
stage show there is worth the orice
of admission. I believe I wrote and
told you of the two colored tap danc
ers I saw in St. Louis. Well they're
here this week and their feet are just
as light as ever. .
There's another team, a bov and a
girl, that go over big. While he
keeps you lauehine. she kicks his
head off, I mean she tries it, but
she always kicks too high. She should
never be cold when she is in the par
lor all alone, for she can wrap her
legs around herself.
Oh, yes three rrirls from Missouri
and one of them is red headed. You
know how partial I am to red hair,
especially when its owner can roll
her eyes and dance. Her, partners
sing and as a whole their little re
vue is quite pleasing.
The orchestra and or?an Dlav sev
eral unusually delightful selections.
The feature nlavs Sallv O'Neil in
her most important film role. Miss
O'Neil is a little Irish-Jewish shop
girl with an ambition to become a
grand opera singer. Discharged
from the department store, she
meets a young man of doubtful
character in fact a very crooked
crook. Through hs love for . the
erirl he is regenerated and it is not
until after the heroine's adventure
on the stage and in society that she
spurns the hand of a rich man to wed
the now regenerated pickpocket.
Owen Moore plays the role of the
crook.
If you could get here Friday eve
ning, Saturday we have Ziegfield
Follies and they've been sold out for
a week already, I would have you
see "The Fool" at the Liberty. You
know huw enthused I was about
"The Fool" when I wrote you about
the original production. I am proud
to say that a. home talent cast does
the play no injustice. In fact the
work of all the players must be high
ly commended, especially the acting
of Mr. McFarlane in the leading
role. He is the new leading man I
was telling you about some time ago.
He is certainly winning his Lincoln
audiences. You'll like Miss Cooper,
too. She is a very sweet and talent
ed little actress.
"The Fool" is not a moral play,
but it is a fearless, heart gripping
story that just naturally makes you
stop and think. It is the story of a
young minister whose ideas are de
cidedly at variance with those of
other churchmen. There is a mine
strike and all that sort of thing be
fore the plot is finally smoothed
over.
We thank you Mr. Watkin, for an
other evening of splendid entertain-1
ment.
Well Sis I'll see you Saturday
morning at the depot.
Your loving brother, AL
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PHI DELTA THETA
WINS RACE SERIES
(Continued from Page 1)
pert. Delta Tau Delta, and Iteid, Phi
Sigma Kappa.
The final standing in the hare and
hound races is as follows:
Phi Delta Theta 300
Delta Tau Delta 222
Delta Sigma Lambda 217
Phi Kappa 203
Theta Chi 197
Tau Kappa Epsilon 175
District III 171
Farm House 142
Phi Sigma Kappa 108
Kappa Sigma 76
Alpha Theta Chi 66
Sigma Phi Epsilon 61
Y. M. C. A 53
Alpha Sigma Phi 47
District IX 37
Beta Theta Pi 35
Phi Kappa Psi 35
Omega Beta Pi 33
Delta Upsilon 27
District V 26
Sigma Nu :. 19
Phi Gamma Delta 16
Delta Theta Phi 9
District XI 9
District VI 4
Alpha Gamma Eho 3
District X 3
Lambda Chi Alpha 2
Theta Xi 2
District IV 2
District VIII 1
will come through as soon as the
workers do so, he explained.
Dinners similar to the one last
night will be held tonight and Wed
nesday evening, for the purpose of
checking results and issuing cards
to the workers. Soliciting will be
carried on throughout the three days
of the campaign. Every student will
be personally approached by one of
the 130 workers sometime during the
drive, the committee declares.
The total budget of this organi
zation is $5,000, of which the stu
dents are asked to contribute only
$1,250. Each of the 130 workers are
expected to turn in about $10,000.
The budget of this organization
spends about $2 per student in the
University of Nebraska, explained C.
D. Hayes, general secretary. This is
Hayes, general secretary. This is
about two dollars less than the av
erage amount spent in a school of
this size. The budget is cut down by
cutting down general running ex
penses, explained Mr. Hayes.
Leaders in Drive
The completed list of both majors
and captains for the drive is as fol
lows: Majors; Carl Olson, Ed Jolley, Joe
Hunt and Archibald Eddy.
Captains; Gordon Hager, Robert
Davenport, Perry Morton, Fredrick
Daly, Eldred Larson, Keith Miller,
Ivan Hall, Lee Rankin, Clayton Mor
avic, Harold Pickett, C. C. Weathers,
Pearly Wyatt, Lester Schick, Wayne
Benedict, Verne Laing, Lynn Twin
em, Clarence Schultz, Anton Frolik,
Reginald Miller, and Harold Taylor.
Egypt Missionaries
Will Give Addresses
DRIVE WORKERS
ATTEND DINNER
(Continued from Page 1)
across workers should subscribe to
the fund as well as other students,
'he stated. The rest of the students
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Sigma Alpha Epsilon.
Thursday
8 Delta Sigma Phi vs. Sigma Phi
Epsilon.
8:30 Theta Chi vs. Alpha Sigma
Phi.
9 Alpha Tau Omega vs. Lambda
Chi Alpha.
9:30 Alpha Gamma Rho vs. Sig
ma Chi.
The rest of the teams entered and
not mentioned here drew byes for
the first round of the tournament.
Their pairings for the second round
will be announced later.
The schedule of the later rounds
of the tournament is as follows: sec
cond round, Monday and Tuesday,
November 21 and 22; third round,
Wednesday, November 23; fourth
round, Monday, November 28; fin
als, Wednesday, November 80.
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