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About The daily Nebraskan. ([Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 23, 1927)
THE DAILY NEBRASKAN "YOUR DRUG STORE" ,ur ,"u ,ooa Owl Pharmacy Cor. H r- r"OD" AtHOUoc "ufiKJot TMEATtW 'gfft productions TONIGHT ALL wlln Q.or,. M. Cohan'e Masterpiece The Song and Dance Man Mti-Tody. Thnklvtaf Saturday. Eventof 28. BOc 7Bc' M"U' 25c 50,5 TRAIN DYNAMITED I SEND HELP U. S. Marines Called Out Did They Get There In Tlma? SEE , The GREAT MAIL ROBBERY COLONIAL this Mat. 18c, Eva. 25c WEEK LIVE A LIFE TIME OF THRILLS WITH The Lindberfha of War Time Fly Again M-G-M NEWS COMEDY Mat. 25c; Nlte 35c SHOWS 1, 3, 5, 7, 0 This Week RIALTO A JOYOUS THANKSGIVING PROGRAM! LIBERTY it started In the parlor car But the whole train knew about It maybe it waa harmless and again "NIGHTIE NIGHT" Is a Snappy Fare with J. CLYNN MrFALANE DULCIE COOPER PIERRE WATKIN COMPANY Mats. 25c, BOc Nights 25c, 50c, 75c NIGHTMARES In a world unknown terrors of a haunted house you will gasp, tremble and laugh at. this super thriller with the marvelous cast headed by LAURA LA PLANTE 0 BABICH AND ORCHESTRA PLAYING SPECIAL SCORE ORPHEUM SHOWS l-S-7-9 MAT. 35c NITE 50c This Week Our Thanksgiving Trert MARION DAVIES IN 1 VAUDEVILLE Babe Bee Mary WILSON SISTERS AND WASHBURN Versatile Entertainers Noah Hrrrjr FERRIS AMD EUJ3 Character Singers WALTER VERNON Comedian BEAVER AND MONARCHS Featuring "She Don't Wanna" CHENOWETH Playing "MUSIC.U. ARGUMENT" Pictures Nebraska-Kansas Football Game SHOWS 1-S-5-7-9 VAT. SSe N11K ISO THIS WEEK Thanksgiving Is Finale For 14 Gridmen (Continued from Pago 1) The next season found the Linnnln high school back playing on the scarlet squad at the position of quarterback. For three veara the Nebraska captain has given his best on the gridiron for Nebraska and Thursday afternoon on Stadium neia before a crowd of 5,000 Thanksgiving football fans the Jug" will play his last. The football curtain will ring down on the career 'of three more Busker backfield stars this week. Glenn Presnell, thundering Corn husker halfback and one of the fore most backfield men in the country will don the Scarlet for the last time when he appears against the New York eleven this Thursday. Presnell's career on the Husktr gridiron has been a brilliant one and his final season climaxed his career as one of the outstanding backs in the Missouri Valley. Only once all season did the Nebraska ball lugging ace call time ouc for an injury. He After the Show After-the Dance Eat Chili, Spaghetti, Chow Mein, Yocamy, Chili Mack at Hotel Cornhusker Coffee Shop Open All Night il.ii.i L'i(UI,VlU I COLLEGIAN CLOTHIER Get a Hot SCARF for Thanksgiving They Are Right Ray Killian 13 Oscar Anderson '28 KEEP WARM at the FOOTBALL GAME Indian Blankets Heavy Army Wool $1.98 Blankets $1.98 36 inch Sheepskin Sheepskin Lined Coat $7.95 Vests $5.95 Blue Corduroy Sheepskin Lined Coat $10.95 Spurs Black Puttees Sabre Chain For Officers Wear $2.95 $2.95 $1.95 Sabre Safe $...75 Black Sam Browne Belts $3.95 Black Officer's Dress Boots ..$16.50 LINCOLN ARMY and NAVY STORE 127 So. 11th. South of Gold's - - - yhenyou use the Kmington Portable I played in the thick of every game and now leads the scorers for high honors in the conference. His loss to Nebraska will be a great one and his absenco next season in the Hus ker backfield will be hard to fill. Arnold Oehlrich, Nebraska full back and Willard Bronson, quarter back are the remaining Cornhusker backfield men who graduate this spring. Oehlrich is one of the most valuable backs in the mid-west and played consistently all season for the Scarlet. "Bill" Bronson has been alternating with Captain Brown this year at the pilot position and will end his career as a Neebraska foot ball star on field Thursday. j In the line Nebraska loses some of the most brilliant men that have eved played in a Husker wall. Line Captain Ray Randels from Anthony, Kansas, veteran tackle on Coach Bearg's eleven will play his last for Nebraska when the Scarlet iines up against New York Turkey day. Randels has established his name on gridirons throughout the Valley as well as the country. Seldom this season has an opposing back gone through Randels' side of the line. His' Husker fight and endurance has won for him the respect of all the players and students. Vint Lawson and Evard Lee, the two Nebraska ends will play for the Husker school no more. Their ca reer on the Husker gridiron ends with Thursday's clash. Both these wingmen have played consistently in every game all season. Their loss to the Husker squad will be keenly felt next season. Other members of the Scarlet line who will be lost to Nebraska are Lloyd Grow, center, Clarence Raish, guard, George Shaner, end, Leon Sprague, end, and Robert Whitmore, guard, Don Lindell, quarter, and Victor Beck, half. "We've been pals for four years and now we fight together for the last time. It's sure tough that we are going to quit." This was the stnV.mcnt expressed by members of the IIu.Ler team who will appear be hre Niiirtska fans for ttif last t'mo Thank: ghing day on Memorial Sta dium f.uld. Typewriters For Rent All standard makes special rate to stu dents for long term. UBed machines portable typewriters monthly payments. 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Neckties that Shout for $i.50 Bob Bill BENNETT & FLUGSTAD Opposite Campus . !i i.i i ii iii rp" i j ii 'TURKEY TROT' HELD TONIGHT (Continued from Page 1) thirteen pieces, will arrive this after noon from Omaha where they play at the Roseland Gardens. This band has been secured to play for the "Turkey Trot." The entertainment committee reports this orchestra to be one of the best in the state, and that it is their first appearance in Lincoln this beusuii. BulU the ampli fiers and cyclorama will be used at this party. Chaperonet Chosen The following chaperones will at tend this affair tonight: Professor and Mrs. J. D. Hicks, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ramsay, Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Gish, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Colbert, Mr. W. G. Hill. Wayne Gratigny, chairman of the Varsity Party Committee, comment ing on the success of the last Varsity Fall Frolic, said, "We are trying to cooperate with other organizations in making the Varsity dances the best possible entertainment features, and wish to work up a real University patronage. We want to take the place in student life which they do at other schools." Admission for the "Turkey Trot" is 80 cents for couples and forty cents for single admissions. TORCHLIGHT PARADE WILL BE TONIGHT (Continued from Page 1) do so. Students are urged to buy torches, for the success of the par ade depends in some measure upon the number of torches. A short pre-rally will be held in front of Social Sciences this morning at 11 o'clock. Singing in classes is urged as an effective means of pep stimulation. The varsity "Turkey Trot" tonight is being featured as a rally dance, and the Kosmet Klub variety show tomorrow morning also includes a "BeaNew York" in their program. "The greatest rally, how ever, is the one tonight, and every one who is able to walk or drive a car in the parade this evening is urged to do so," stated a member of the rally committee. Instruction in journalism is given in 193 colleges and universities in the United States. Derbies and Turkeys are in the race for popularity at Thanksgiving Derbies Priced $5 to $8 Keep the reputation for keep ing in step with the new things. It's easy to do at Magee's a a do with that I Spot? Call 5367 -3 i Look these Hose over, Fellows! A V at aw yWMsMai a i ivn v wnr nor V.ATVJ.CaJ.1 A X WYTHEJX CLEANERS AND DYERS fcaaBBasg ,' Rent A New Car Drive It Yourself We Deliver ALL BRAND NEW MODELS Open Closed FORDS DODGES CRYSLERS You can't afford to Walk NATIONAL MOTOR CAR CO. 1918 O St. B-2125 These are our new win , ter line of silk and of wool hose, and you'll have to admit that they're wonderfully smart patterns. MEN'S WOOL-MIXED L hose are snappy plaids ? and stripes. Some are W rayon-mixed. 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